you're ever in times square go see it, it's the hidden gem of times square it's beautiful. but he was -- he was -- he became rather disill lute, quite flamboyant, great jury fixer, et cetera, at the hotel bellclaire in april of 1926, a mystery woman burst into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded, he's not even scarred. but he's -- he is sort of the type of lawyer portrayed like in the musical "chicago." he is -- he is -- when william randolph hearst is bringing charges or when they are bringing jury charges against fallen at one point, he puts hearst s on trial. he says they're picking on me dothe hearst papers are pickg on me. you know why? because i have the secret birth certificates of the twins that was fathered by william randolph hearst and mary anne davies. there was no birth certificate. there were no twins. there were no children. he was acquitted. so those are the sort of people we're dealing with. last but not least t in the early 1930s, there's a judge, judge jo

gem of times square. it's beautiful. but he was he was he became rather this dissolute, shall we say, quite flamboyant, great lawyer, great jury fixer, etc., etc. up at the hotel bel clair in april 19, 26, a mr. free woman burst into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, um, they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded, he's not even scarred, but he's he's he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed like in the musical chicago. he is he is. he is. when arnold when the william randolph hearst is bringing charges or when they when they're bringing jury charges against fallon. at one point, he puts hearst on trial. he says they're picking on me. the hearst papers are picking on me. and you know why? because i have the secret birth certificates of the twins that was fathered by william randolph hearst and marion davies. there was no birth certificate. there were no twins. there were no children. he was acquitted. so those are the sort of people we'

at the other lindy's across from carnegie hall, these things go on in times square. ks central albert anastasia of murder, incorporated is killed in the barber chair there. and i think around 1956, around that time. a crusading newspaper man who i met later on, a guy named victor roselle, if you remember him, he went after the unions corruption hammer and tongs, and one day, he came out of a radio broadcast nearby, is standing in front of lindy's and this is in the '50s, this isn't the roaring '20s and a goon throws acid in his face and he is not as lucky as bill fallin and, but he goes on. the goon is killed by the mob, good, they silence him. roselle goes on to continue writing a column for decades afterwards and to become head of an international newspaper reporting association. as i say, i met him and i looked into his face and saw those sunglasses, which were covering the scars, and i do not admire those guys. thank you. [applause] >> i guess we adjourn to the lobby. >> indeed we do, you can have your book signed out there in the lobby. >> weekends on c-span2 are

arnold rothstein's times square. and because it's times square where you keep your hand on your wallet. i was stiffed on payment for that to her. but i kept all my notes. more remarkably, i can find them in the hovel that passes for my office. so i thought i will do the interview and maybe i could publish a little pamphlet. i tend to get carried away. one of the reasons i could get carried away is because unlike today's newspapers, which we got all sorts of details, particularly about crimes, criminals, locations. the newspapers then were just full of details, and they had plenty of details to be full of in the prohibition era in times square. i took the thing forward and did like a part two in the book about the upper west side, which i was quite surprised to learn was really mobbed up back then. it's a direct shot from times square, from the upper west side to where the action was in times square. so the newspapers would tell you all of the details and they would tell you not only the street that something occurred

and to our viewers who are joining us right now, i am currently in new york city right here in times squareized by many groups including the new york chapter of the palestinian we movement as well as the new york city discenters. group as well as the people's forum and writers against the war on razza and many other groups as well, this counts is the second protest this week, they had one on saturday which which preceded the events in in lebanon since last week since israel began its continued aggression on the capital of beiguond in lebanon, starting with the pagjor attacks and then the indiscriminate bombing of the capital, southern lebanon, the batman. and lot of the continued genocide as well in a so here we have new york city, the streets are filled with the protesters here to stand up for the resistance against the occupation for the resistance against the colonizer that is the israeli occupation so uh rachel, how big is this demonstration and uh yes go ahead, oh yes it's it's quite big, we can see times square uh is... build right now we can see lot of roads being blocked by the uh n

it's really hard to alter the energy of times square in any way. accidentally stumble upon the spectacular show while others seek it out. >> so i heard about it on tiktok. and i absolutely loved it. it was awesome. >> art kind of brings you into the moment. it was kind of cool to share it with all these people. >> reporter: the billboards are owned by different companies that donate the time each night. >> it's really a people-powered program. it's people making decisions to say yes to the same thing all at once, put on a really incredible show. >> reporter: in the name of public art? >> in the name of public art. >> reporter: emilie ikeda, nbc news, new york. >> what a terrific idea. >>> that is "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night, everyone. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountabilit

it is a similarity with my times square experience to this.here there is a moment where you think that we can't continue. the reason the left works on this so hard to get you to be afraid to look up is because the moment you look up it is over. that decision. that simple decision that i made when that traffic cop had me by the shoulders and that mom made when she realized what happened to her daughter. that decision changes everything. i think there are many more dealing with this with their college-age children. many are choosing to not send them to college or to look at places like hillsdale or other private entities that are more involved. you cannot presume anymore that it is normal. you see what happens at columbia and harvard. the money that is involved. people's lives are being ruined because they're coming out and cannot function, but they sure know how to hate men and hate republicans. it is a remarkable turn of events. her story moves to this idea and my contention in the book that this kind of indoctrination and the fear that you ha

at that moment i saw a traffic agent and a taxi, which you never see in times square on a busy night,ut there it was and it was coming up and i thought i am going to get to the taxi. i get to the traffic officer guiding the traffic and i told him what was happening and he said to me -- this is the simplest thing in the world, this was when the police department had terrorism units in times square for safety. he said why don't you go to the police? they are right there. he pointed to a corner behind me. and in that moment it was remarkable. after decades i thought to myself wait a minute, none of this is normal, i should not have to be running through times square and why didn't i go through the police? the answer was this had become normal for me. and that is when i realized -- he is looking over my shoulder and his face changed and that is when he saw her waiting for me and he said i'm going to get you into that taxi. instead of me walking to the police he said i'm going to get you into that taxi he did. he stopped the traffic, the taxi was available, i got in and he said call the po

it was a very busy night and times square. i begin to rush through the crowd in an attempt to lose her. i was unable to do so. i write about the story in the book. she was pulling on my coat. i could see people in the crowd looking concerned because of the nature of what was occurring. at one point i actually considered running into traffic to get away from her. and at that moment i saw a traffic agent. i also saw a taxi, which you never see and times square on a very busy night. but there it was. it was coming up, and i thought i'm going to get to that taxi. i get to the traffic officer who was guiding the traffic in an intersection. i told him what was happening and he said to me -- and this is kind of the most simple thing in the world that broke the spell. this was still when the police department had terrorism units and times square for safety. he said why don't you go to the police? they are right there. and he pointed to a corner right behind me. in that moment it was remarkable. at my age and after decades i thought to

el parque central y times square.refugio para inmigrantes. el detective especÍficamente se refiere a este hotel en el corazÓn de manhattan que alberga solicitantes de asilo reciÉn llegados. >> como usted verÁ, tambiÉn ya no hay tanta gente afuera. >> ella tiene meses viviendo aquÍ. >> de eso no tengo conocimiento, porque yo no ando asÍ. muy fuera. si son de aquÍ o no son de aquÍ. la verdad no le doy razÓn. pero no todos venimos con esa intenciÓn porque yo vine a darlo todo con mi esposo para darles un buen futuro a nuestros hijos. >> este reporte fue de luis gerardo nÚÑez. muchas gracias. en mÉxico hoy fue detenida la madre del niÑo, presuntamente asesinado por su padrastro, un caso que aquÍ le reportamos en donde el chiquito fue captado comiendo de la basura. berenice silva, quien estÁ embarazada de siete meses, fue ingresada a una prisiÓn este martes y segÚn la fiscalÍa general habrÍa tenido participaciÓn en el homicidio de su hijo cruz o cruzito, como le decÍan los vecinos. el pequeÑo tenÍa solo seis aÑos. los inve

. >>> teenagers are increasingly targeting tourists in times square, and police are blaming a street gang for the crime wave. the gang is made up of migrants, many of them younger than 16. marc santia has this report. >> reporter: the hearstustle an bustle of times square given to a venezuelan street gang. >> this is their ground zero. >> reporter: police say they're targeting tourists, and the gang is actively recruiting kids to join their ranks. >> we've made arrests on individuals as long as 11. but the average age is anywhere between 14 and 16 years old. >> reporter: it's the same group jason savino says committed multiple crimes in central park this summer. >> this crew of 20 individuals, 20 individuals, was arrested upwards of 50 times. 50 times total, you know. and right now every single one of them is out and about on the streets. >> reporter: the nypd has increased patrols running the group out of times square, but there is concern they will return. >> we think that we have a gang b from venezuela where a venezuelan member was killed on venezuelan soil. we think that beef ha

. >> carley: violent venezuelan gang members terrorizing new york city and time square. a situation that is getting worse and officers say their hands are tied. how state and local officials are failing the city? >> todd: and gretchen whitmer has videos like that and workers in her state are losing jobs and the biggest car company is threatening to move out. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. three weeks out. >> carley: brooke singman, yesterday was about pa. >> brooke: each candidate holding events in pennsylvania la last night. vice president harris made a stop in erie, laying out this agenda, with plans for black business owners and new health initiative for black men. >> my policies, include what i know will have profound impact on black folks around economic policy and everyone will benefit from them. i will create what i named opportunity economy, that taps into aspiration and dreams of american people. >> brooke: recent polling shows black voters have been shifting away from the vice president. meanwhile former president trump hol holding

i say, don't stay in a hotel in time square. that is where this is happening. >> lawrence: hotel prices have gone up, and given leases that are top dollar and driving price of hotels up. >> ainsley: and time square is so cool, love all the lights. >> steve: i've driven through time square 28 years and have seen a number of groups of young men, don't know if they are part of this issue, you do not want to get out of the car at 4:00 in the morning. >> brian: another sleeper issue out there is trtransgender. people think this is hot issue for maga people, it is hot for hispanics and blacks. it is real and happening in college sports. university of nevada women's volleyball team want to boycott their game against san jose state they are using a trtrans gender male as an athlete. the team is not playing and university of nevada says the game will go on, you don't have to play, we will have the game. if some players want to take on the guy, they can go play or take forfeit. >> steve: team in question is san jose state, they have a tra

for committing a series of armed robberies right in times square.ented places for tourists. they have been tied to 50 separate incident. none of them are currently in jail. joining us is the nypd detective bureau assistant chief jason severino. great to see you. first off, people go what are you talking about? why are they not in jail? >> shocking to say the least. we have seen a progression with this group, right? tren de aragua is here. and they are here. we have seen a progression; you know, when they first came, they were actually encouraged not to commit horrific crime. >> they stuck to pick pockets, then they graduated to snatches. soon after scooter crime. why? because their original criminality did not have consequence. when criminality doesn't have consequence, it actually encourages more criminality and the individuals that actually engage that criminality, become empowered, right? >> brian: isn't it a felony to do a smash and grab or be on scooter and grab someone's purse. isn't that a felony? >> yes, they are. unfortunately, especially w

mark of this latest version of the genocide, the us, israeli genocide, and i think we were at times square a year ago, and the transformation since then is so huge, so it's important for us to keep protesting, because we need to make sure that we are demonstrating this transformation to the whole us population. in the mexican capital mexico city, thousands of pro- palestine ralliers march across the city, they show solidarity with gaza ahead of the anniversary of hamas october 7th operation against israel, in the pakistani city of karachi, thousands marched and wave palestinian flags while condemning the us israely genocide in gaza. more rallies are also planned across the world, including in denmark, switzerland, south africa and india. and uh that's a wap for this uh news guys from tehran, thank you for watching. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby. crackdown, diplomacy, one year of israeli genocide in gaza. october 7th. marked new chapter in israel's history, they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shuttered i

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the migrant center is south of times square and tren de aragua runs the migrant centers.. i worked directly for ray kelly. when is guy like that is voicing those concerns, the nation should listen. good news the nypd has formed such a task force and the rest of the nation would be wise to follow the model. we'll need it. >> bill: good advice. >> dana: a sleeper issue that moves up the agenda. why the fight for school choice could be pivotal in the 2024 race. deadly flash flooding swamps new mexico. in search and rescue efforts are in full swing. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. here's an important benefit for veteran homeowners who nee

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50 robberies have been attributed to this subsidy of tren de aragua in your city the heart of times squareyou understand what i am telling you? have now tren de aragua seized a building in texas, san antonio created operational headquarters in texas for child sex trafficking drug dealing human traffic. what this is? the hispanics do not want open borders because it is only affecting us, but just think about tren de aragua, i was the one created the -- by biden administration to name tren de aragua transnational criminal organization so fbi can go after them now they are everywhere colorado san antonio everyone that lives in new york city high two children live in new york city people are roaming around. >> to your point are in heritage foundation says that venezuelans violent tren de aragua migrant gang is expanding across the united states, they say like a slow growing cancer saying will impact americans for decades, congresswoman, so we are dealing with this now built not going away soon they are in the country now. >> no, no, no. i do believe i don't have information but i do believe if

separate cities where this gang is thriving including six blocks from where we are located in times squareay the bipartisan deal would have fixed everything. he knows better and it did. she died two years ago sadly and he just blue this thing up. they are running ads already on the trump side. stuart: i am going to play a soundbite from kamala harris and i want you to tell me if you know what she's talking about. it is a word salad. >> i talked with somebody once who said if you just look at where the stars are in the sky don't look at them as random things, look at them as points, look at the constellation, what does it show you. stuart: she is suggesting the constellation, the stars point in the direction of big cities with a black population and trump is a racist, i don't get it. >> couldn't even follow it. i'm not smart enough even to get that. i don't know what she is talking about. someone told her never get to the point and she lives by that moment. whatever you do, don't make salient points that take the conversation in a different more insightful direction. every time she talks ar

does adorable chairman bears lead a parade through times square where kim was presented with the key to unlock the 2010 sherman restrooms. >> she was given a key to the >> well, i like that and adolf hitler, but they're both people. donald trump greatly respect to more after the break political analysis. >> we have all kinds of questions about to feel so stupid person questions. what did biden do that said the right call, stayed awake, hard hitting questions. >> why did front pull out of 60 minutes? >> i love pulling out and john, right? right. questions. >> what are the predictions for next week's top stories? >> baby oil, files for bankruptcy news network. have i got news for you next saturday at nine on cnn and streaming? beyond max breath and often thought of the picture. >> but this is my story and with once-daily trilogy it can still be beautiful because with three the medicines and one inhaler trilogy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trilogy, you also improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. >> trilogy won't

and they are all over the country, even in times square in new york city now. but we are getting them the hell out. take a look. [video clip] open borders, deadly consequences -- >> record high crossings are putting a strain on cities across america. >> it is a full-blown invasion. >> armed venezuelan gang members storming an apartment complex in colorado. >> people talk about migrant crime, this is what they are talking about. >> san antonio is one of the latest cities to have an apartment complex be taken over by members of the event gang. >> biden and harris have graded a program to bring them in and humanitarian parole. >> i am in favor of saying we will not treat people who are undocumented as criminals. >> over 18,000 illegal criminals convicted of murder have been released into the united states. >> my 20 year old daughter was murdered in her own room. kayla's murderer apprehended by border patrol crossing illegally into the u.s. >> her murder>> has been improperly released into the united states. >> abolish i.c.e. we need to think about starting from sc

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. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> george: good morning america want to get right to hurricane milton. it is closing in on florida right now. time is running out for preparation and evacuations. we're also seeing the national guard on the ground. trying to clean up debris from hurricane helene as they try to prepare for the next hurricane. this is the biggest mobilization ever in florida. >> michael: hurricane hunters took a flight experiencing firsthand the power of milton. take a look at the stunning satellite image of the monster storm. >> robin: my goodness. hurricane milton came less than two weeks after hurricane helene. head of fema is standing by with how they have prepared for milton. we do have team coverage of the storm tracking the emergency response. airports shutting down. but first ginger starts us off in fort myers beach. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: good morning, robin. they expect 8 to 12 foot surge. this is a place that knows surge well. they're rebuilding two years after ian. they know how quickly storm surge can change. we

no i thought that yeah exactly not times square where you get you can up in front of the plaza when you and mentioned who you along all right. yeah so i would say there are two to the tv series is that really did it. that that would really summarize the decade one is what you're talking about and the city so and the city. really prior to that show there isn'tuch what we have in entertainment that basically says to us that women can have sexual sex on their own terms, women can have romance on their own terms that it's all that it's a woman's world and that women relate to other. women is more important than what men bragging about what they do. and it was this breakthrough, i think, for hbo, which was the big this was the beginning in 1998 when it when it kicked off, when sex and the city off of what we look back on as peak tv, this sort of wonderful premiere television series. and i remember was watching it with her daughter, my friend harry, like. and i thought, a mother and daughter are watching sex and the city together. what values is that teaching? but it was it was, you know. so

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installment of "american horror story" as we say "good morning america." >> announcer: live in times squaresaid earlier, trevor ault and producer dom were dressed for the part there in vermont. coming up fashion expert erika wark is here showing us outerwear that's in style and perfect for any temperature. >> george: we have an exclusive look inside eli lilly. >> robin: first a look at top stories breaking at 8 starting with helene. president biden surveyed the devastation in north and south carolina and announced he's deploying more troops to help with the search an recovery. so let's go back to morgan norwood who is there in asheville for us. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you again, robin. this warehouse behind me is full of supplies. all morning long we've watched the national guard come in and out. they're headed into the disaster zone. all of this after president biden saw this devastation here across western north carolina and the hard hit region firsthand, directing 1,000 troops to assist and the already staggering death toll continues to climb. it stands at

they have reportedly been attacking people in times square and other tourist hot spots.ice say roughly 21 members have been busted for 50 separate incidents but not one of them is behind bars. >> you know, and we have a mismatch of crimes embedded in those. we have anywhere from snatches to what i call wolfpack robberies where anywhere between five and 15 individuals surrounded tourists, take their property. we have gunpoint robberies, knifepoint robberies and these individuals are out and it's concerning. >> reporter: so scary. the young gang members call themselves little devils of 42n. they are said to be brazen, showing off their guns on social media without any concern for any consequences. and according to a new report from the heritage foundation, tren de aragua, the senior gang, is expanding across the country like a "'s logo -- slow-growing cancer." and will him -- affect americans for decades to come. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in former nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul mauro. great to have you on. the kids are being called, baby faced tren de

have been waiting for this moment. >> robin: quinta brunson and tyler james williams are live in times squareong. this morning we are live in georgia. >> when you see people's reaction, it's a humbling thing. >> robin: with good samaritans stepping up to help. >> i saw so many people without lights, without water, without food. i was like, at least i can feed. >> robin: plus country music super star eric church and luke combs join us live to talk about their hurricane relief concert for carolina, as they say -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> george: good morning america. we are southeast strong in georgia today. eva pilgrim, mike ejojchi there with some neighbors helping neighbors. >> michael: there's also a convoy of trucks pulling into augusta and the entire country has reached out to those impacted by hurricane helene since we kicked off our southeast strong hope after helene campaign $1.896 million has been raised. >> robin: oh my goodness. we can reveal texas grocery chain htb is donating $500,000 to six truckloads of supplies including food,

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you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. we're back right after this. >>> welcome back. preparations and evacuations happening at a fieverish pace i florida. nbc meteorologist angie lassman has more on the path and the power of this storm. what's the latest? >> hi, melissa. we have a cat 5 hurricane milton. this is new from the latest up update. you might remember yesterday, it was a category 5 storm, it had a little bit of weakening. now, it's moving northeast at 9 miles per hour, and it is e expected to maintain that strength as it approaches florida. landfall, a little later than we initially thought and a little farther to the south. midnight to 3:00 a.m., between tampa and fort myers. the average point in there is about sarasota. so, we'll see a category 3, maintaining major hurricane strength as it moves inland. we'll see a cat 1 by the time we get into the space coast, but still, wide range of impacts. specifically storm surge here is one of our most concerning things that we're looking for. 10 to 15 feet of storm sur

we have thrivers and care givers joining us in times square.s breaking news and some of the new numbers out this morning. and the latest developments in the fight against the disease. the ceo of the american cancer society will join us exclusively. >> michael: we're going to begin with breaking news overnight. tens of thousands of dock workers walking off the job just after midnight. the strike brings the nations supply chain and could lead to higher prices and possible shortages. ports from maine to texas, like the ones you are seeing live right now, are being impacted. elizabeth schulze starts us off at the vital port of new york and new jersey. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. hundreds of union workers tell us they are demanding a fair contract, and the union's president said they will stay on strike until they get that. until then, shipping hub likes the port of new york and new jersey here, the busiest on the east coast, are at a virtual standstill. >> nothing's gonna move without us! nothing! >> reporter:

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he pleaded guilty to assault charges for his role in the january time square brawl.f incarcerations at rikers island and when he was released he was arrest rested and he'll be deported back to venezuela. and keeping the agencies from cooperating with the feds. in this case, federal officers had to track gomez's case through news reports and social media to know when they could nab him. but when i reached out for more information, the new york city department of correction would only point me to carve out in the city sanctuary laws that would have possibly allowed the city and the feds to cooperate on this case, and molly, while we don't know the nitty-gritty of how exactly this went down, the director of new york city's ice field office released a strong statement saying his office will continue to remove violent criminal offenders. back to you. >> yeah, that is what they do. and that's their job and sometimes some of the rules make it difficult for them to get it done. griff, to you. griff: in our interview this week with bret baier, vice-president kamala harris say

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> "fast money" starts now >>> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york city's times square, this is "fast money. here's what's on tap tonight bright and shiny returns traders keep flooding into gold and silver the precious metals climbing to new highs as fears growing a skyrocketing deficits. >>> plus, housing hammers. shares of pulte leading the sector lower, why the diy trade is taking it on the chin is it time to remodel your way out of this trade? >>> and boeing is on the clock will the deal with the union get done shares of gm revved up after earnings and dialing up the telecom should you hold on or hang up? i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, dan nathan, guy adami, and katie stockton >>> and we're going to get to the moves in the commodities and rates in a moment, but we start out with two breaking stories. shares of mcdonald's and starbucks dropping after the close. >> melissa, we'll start with mcdonald's, shares of the fast food giant down nearly 10% right now. this on a warning from the cdc that the co

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> "fast money" starts now >>> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york city's times square, this is "fast money. here's what's on tap tonight tesla charging higher. the ev maker posting a big earnings beat, but coming in a little short on revenue. we'll go inside the numbers and break down the conference call coming up. >>> plus, a tough day for tech and the overall market the naz dag leading thes los apple hit on iphone demand fears. nvidia and the chips feeling the pain could this be the start of a fall today >>> then, the latest on the e. coli breakout at mcdonald's. go inside the luxury warning, and dialing up a bright spot on a bad day for stocks plus, the ceo of vuori, i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman dan nathan, and guy adami. >>> we start off with tesla. shares of the ev maker moving higher posting earnings 72 cents a share. the earnings call kicking off in a half an hour time. phil lebeau has all the numbers. and margins were a stunner, phil >> they were, and that's the main driver he

> "fast money" starts now >>> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york city's times square, this is "fast money. here's what's on tap tonight and electric performance tesla jumping more than 20% following a better than expected earnings report and a bullish growth forecast. is the ev maker back on track after its best day in over a decade we'll debate that. >>> plus, delivering returns u.p.s. surging as cost controls take hold. the analyst who put a sell rating on the company just this week will be here. will he change his tune? >>> and later, viking therapeutics a shot in the arm a disastrous day for newmont and still grounded at boeing what happens now that the union voted down the company's latest offer? i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight -- carter worth karen finerman dan nathan, and guy adami. we're going to get to the markets in a moment. but we start with breaking news in the retail space. capri shares cut in half after a u.s. judge blocked its merger with tapestry, the owner of coach. let's get to gabriel fonrouge for

i just want to make i just want to make sure we didn't call anyone at the times square studio, okay? yes. i have so many things to ask you. >> so little time. >> my left glute might never move the same, but. >> oh, no, no, no no no, we can't have that. have you. have you seen this sunset boulevard with nicole scherzinger yet? >> no, but i would like to very much. i have so many shows to see. my friend scotty and i, we always talk about, like our lineup. we need to start knocking them down. yeah. >> okay. i would love to see this with you. i mean, i don't know if scotty wants to. >> you know, come in. >> i know, like, you know, you all have a thing. yeah, but this we save an extra seat. >> okay, people, i have had a couple of friends go to this and they are. >> they're ecstatic about this show, and they say she's amazing. there's no set at all. it's all just done with, like, a camera on stage and close ups and a screen. the actors go outside the theater and are performing every night, like just on the street, and they project it inside the like. it just all sounds like this is right up

you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. we're back right after this. ♪♪ ♪♪ the winter escapes sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. >>> welcome back to "fast money." robinhood announcing a new desktop-based trading platform today with the aim of attracting wealthier, more active investors. the platform will offer advanced charting and analysis tools. the ceo joined cnbc this morning to talk growth at the company and investor optimism. >> we're seeing broad-based opt mitch right now across multiple asset classes. i don't think it's just crypto. and, you know, markets shift up and down. the scenario can change very, very quickly. but right now, when we talk to our traders, many of whom are at this event, they're expressing a lot of optimism. >> so, as you might have noticed, dan and guy are at this robinhood event. dan, i don't know if you are talking to people there, if they have that same optimism in terms of this offering. it's interesting, because it really, you know, signifies and underscores how robin

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arrests including one of the venezuelan migrants involved in the attack of two nypd officers in times squarecb cotton live right here in new york city with the very latest. >> hi arthel. nice to see you. darwin gomez is facing deportation back to his home country of venezuela after being taken into custody by ice agents earlier this week. he had been behind bars since about february being held without bail for his alleged role and the assault of nypd officers. he was sentenced this fall and released earlier this month from rikers island correctional facility. ice was able to nab him shortly after. typically new york city sanctuary laws prevent city agencies from cooperating with immigration officials "new york post" reports this case was no different. the sink ice agents had to track the case through news reports and social media know when they would be able to pick him up. ice says u.s. border patrol first encountered gomez after he entered the country illegally in august 2023 near that u.s./mexico border in rio grande valley, texas. vp at the national border patrol council sounding off to

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