Fast money starts right now live from the NASDAQ market side overlooking

New York City's Times Square I'm Melissa Lee or traders on the desk are Pete

Nigerian Tim Seymour Dan Nathan and Guyadami. We are just hours away from

Tesla's big reveal of its new crossover SUV, but will it live up to the hype?

Fast Money Friend Gene Munster will be here.

And check out shares of GE surging today, and believe it or not, the stock is on track for its best quarter ever.

Jim Kramer just sat down with the comeback kid Larry Kalt, we will hear what he said.

But first, this just in Apple launching a new advertisement all about privacy.

Let's get to Josh looking at San Francisco with the details.

Hey Josh.

So Melissa Apple just now introducing a new commercial focused on privacy. It's going to roll out across the US. It's going to

run through March Madness, I'm told. With this focus on privacy, what you're seeing

is Apple really trying to hammer home what it sees is just a key

differentiator for the company that it sells hardware

not advertising like Google and Facebook

and the implication being that Apple can be trusted of course with your data privacy.

We know that's an issue that's front and center for investors and consumers.

Of course, the New York Times just reported this week

interesting that prosecutors are conducting a criminal investigation into data

deals that Facebook made with 150 companies, including Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple, though Apple

will be quick to point out that its users always had to grant

explicit permission before sharing photos or contacts with the social network.

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