Live from the Nazak Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is Fast Money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

A Tesla turnaround shares hitting a three-month high as CEO Elon Musk sits down with our own David Faber.

All the headlines from that exclusive interview coming up.

Plus losing ground, Alphabet shares falling into the red as its Google I.O. conference kicks off why investors

weren't so excited about the company's place in the AI race. And told brothers in Palo Alto

on the move after their latest earnings reports, Pfizer incs an up to $6 billion deal in the

cancer space. Or counting down to target earnings, will the company hit the bullseye or will it be

a miss for the retail giant? I'm Melissa Lee.

Come to you live from Studio Bia at the NASDAQ.

On the desk tonight, Bono and Eisen, Dan Nathan, Guy Adami, and Julie Beale.

We'll get to Alphabet's AI ambitions in just the last hour, he believes the company's

optimist robots will be the biggest product ever. Speaking with our David Faber, not once but

twice today about everything from Tesla's Robotaxie rollout and competition in China to the progress

Doge is making in Washington. Musk also saying earlier today, he's committed to remain CEO,

the EV maker, for the next

five years. Our Phila Bow has even more on Musk and Tesla's stock reaction. Phil.

Melissa, let's start first off with the comments he made regarding the Robotaxy Development and

the service that the company plans to launch starting next month. And he gave us a timeline for the

Robotaxie. Now, this is not new,

but it is a little more detailed in terms of what's going to happen here. He did confirm that

the Austin, Texas launch next month is on schedule, small number of cars. They're going to start

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