UPDATE 1:38pm | FOX Business Network news anchor Brian Sullivan is broadcasting live from the Port of Long Beach with updates throughout the day, and thus far four segments have already aired, an FBN spokeswoman said.

To watch videos of these segments, click on the links below:

Keeping Ports Safe
FBN’s Brian Sullivan gets an inside look the Port of Long Beach’s security.

From the Port to the Stores
California Cartage President Robert Curry, Sr. sees a spike in business and is expecting the economy to pick up.

What Ports Say About the Economy
Port of Long Beach Executive Director Richard Steinke on the state of the transportation industry.

2K Containers of Cargo Move Through Port of Long Beach Each Day
Carolyn Martin of the International Transportation Service on moving cargo in the Port of Long Beach.


UPDATE 1:13pm | FOX Business Network news anchor Brian Sullivan is broadcasting live with updates throughout the day from the Port of Long Beach, an FBN spokeswoman just confirmed.

Several of the live segments have already aired, and web links to those segments will be posted shortly.

11:57am | FOX Business Network news anchor Brian Sullivan will broadcast live from the Port of Long Beach today, an FBN spokeswoman said.

Sullivan will talk with prominent business leaders about the sizable increase in cargo being imported and exported through the Port of Long Beach over the past year, as well as how this relates to consumer demand, trade and jobs.

The spokeswoman said that during the live broadcast, Sullivan will speak with Richard Steinke, executive director of the Port of Long Beach, about the 25 percent increase in port traffic and what that means for the local job market.

Sullivan will also interview Carolyn Martin, assistant vice president of the International Transportation Service Inc., and Robert Curry Sr., president of California Cartage Company Inc., a warehousing and freight-handling company.

FBN is on Channel 129 for Charter Communications customers, Channel 211 for AT&T U-verse TV customers, Channel 206 for DISH Los Angeles customers and Channel 359 for DIRECTV Los Angeles customers. 

The exact time of the live broadcast was not immediately known, but we will update this story with that information once we obtain it.

Those who are unable to watch the live broadcast on television should be able to watch a recording online at FOXbusiness.com.