the orlando international airport is one of the largest of final destinations in the world. we get over 40 million visitors every year to our parks. i would imagine everybody on this panel has been there at some point and time in their life. several years ago, the orlando international airport purchased a property next to the airport for $54 million. u.s. code requires airports should be as self sustaining as possible. their idea was to develop that what some commercial ventures so it would become more self sustaining. since 2007, they have been attempting to work to the environmental process necessary to get approval to use that land. and they began holding hearings in 2008. much of that has been stalemated. the general counsel for the faa has denied approval based on national environmental policy act. because they need a suitor that would be developed in a five- year period of time from the time of approval. they have tried to get people to relocate their main as facilities and so forth. however, none of them want to relocate without certification. it is like we are agains

and the number one airport for meeting men is the orlando international.ve it's number one because, a it has a lot of restaurants and bars and two on the premise that there's a hyatt hotel inside the main terminal. >> what's that supposed to mean? >> i don't know, i didn't get that far. >> oh, because if you meet -- >> you can just go to the hyatt -- >> and somebody can land -- on your strip. apparently. this is where children go, this is orlando, okay? this is where there's sea world and disney world and universal and you know. please, people. think about that. >> all right. stop with the sound effects. so anyway -- the best beaches -- >> i'll never look at you the same. >> what do you do? >> i just told you? whatever is required. >> what does that mean? >> it means what it means. >> that doesn't mean anything. >> it only matters to the person that has access. and you don't have access. you're not my type. >> what is, of the four, which one are you? break it down. >> i told you. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> you're the last one? >> no, not that. >> you

people surveyed put orlando international at the top of the list. not only a large number of bars and restaurants, but it as a hotel in the main terminal. >> i see. >> who else to miami, newark, boston globe and airport and philadelphia around at the top five. >> of thumbs-up. i don't know what he is referring to perry's have for the two top banks to watch. number two will be the small-business optimism index. released by the national federation of independent businesses. the index rose nine tenths of a point in january to 88. >> number one thing to marked -- watch, the markets. the s&p joins the party. all that and more coming up. its "money". >> here's what is "money" tonight. a strong, solid jobs report. unemployment is not going down for the reasons you think. we take off the rose colored glasses until you the real numbers on where the economy stands. plus, american wealth is back. we have recovered $16 trillion. don't count your money at the poker table yet. all the "money," our panel will explain why. ann the kickstart to the keystone. the pip

many people are now back home and they were flown to orlando international iawt after a diesel generator shut down elevates on board the ship. passengers say it was nothing like the conditions on board the carnival triumph when an engine fire disabled toilets last month. >> we had a slighted disruption in elevator service. a slight disruption in the flushing of tioh. it wasn't a problem. it was a very short time period. they took excellent care of us. >> they will give us a credit and 50% off to travel with them again and we will. >> if this is the worst thing that happened and go carnival. >> kelly: meantime, another carnival ship is reporting technical problems as well. that ship is forced to skip one of its stops and return early to port in tampa. >> jamie: ever wonder what it would be liked to be named pope? for the first time pope francis is opening up how he felt the minute he was elected. he is speaking out to thousands of reporters and reviewing the inspiration that was behind the new name even crack ago few jokes. lauren green joins us live from rome. hi, lauren. >> normally the

at lo at orlando international airport, a jet swept against a hanger. in kansas city, eight inches of snow forced churches to call off services. coloradans were among the first to feel the storm's fury. whiteout conditions, 150 mile stretch of interstate shut down. a major pile up on i-25 that left a tractor-trailer in flames. by late sunday in indiana and ohio, the skies opened up dropping freezing rain and snowmaking people wonder, where is spring? >> when it comes, it comes. this is ohio. we get snow. >> everybody says oh, yeah spring is around the corner. >> reporter: that's right. spring's around the corner but not here just yet. at least when you look around. you know, we understand that in the entire month of february, the dayton area had four inches of snow. clearly this one snowfall is taking care of that. that young man will have some school delays. other schools in this area are closed for the day. john? back to you. >> susan candiotti, hopefully we can put that ruler away soon. >>> let's go to parts of kentucky and tennessee where people the

gabe is at orlando international airport where some of those passengers will arrive later today. >> good morning. passengers of the carnival greem started streaming in friday and we expect that to continue this as they deal with a series of negative headlines. >> this morning some passenger that is flew back to florida on chartered flights are finishing their trip home. they have been standed since wednesday because of a broken back up generator. >> we were treated fabulously. >> others are not. >> it has not been a dream. >> i am diabetic and have to take medication, and they have no elevator service. >> the dream, one of three carnival cruises reporting problems in a week, the legend had trouble with the propulsion system, setting back to tampa after a stop was canceled and theylation reported a steering issue and all a month after the disaster above the triumph, an engine fire that stranded them in the gulf of mexico for four days. in the letter from senator jay rockefeller, head of the transportation committee, the carnival ceo blasting the cruise line safety record. he has promised

at orlando international airport a wind gust clocked at 86 miles an hour. a jet swept against a hangar. in kansas city, about eight inches of snow forced churches to call off services. coloradans were among the first to feel the storm's fury, whiteout conditions, 150 mile stretch of interstate shut down, even a major pileup on i-25 at left a tractor trailer in flames. by late sunday in indiana and ohio, skies opened up, dropping freezing rain and snow. making people wonder, where is spring? >> when it comes, it comes. this is ohio. we get snow. >> everybody says oh, yeah, spring is around the corner. >> he's pretty cute, isn't he? but there's nothing cute with the cleanup that's going to be involved in this. let's see if we can do a public service here. i'm tall enough. no i'm not. well, i was going to try to sweep off that sign. maybe in the next hour i'll use a step stool. anyway, but in all -- in all seriousness, the roads are a little tough, especially during the morning commutes. and these winter warnings are still going to be up until midafternoon her

and the number one airport for meeting men is the orlando international. to the hyatt -- >> and somebody can land -- on your strip. apparently. this is where children go, this is orlando, okay? this is where there's sea world and disney world and universal and you know. please, people. think about that. >> all right. so anyway -- the best beaches -- >> i'll never look at you the same. >> what do you do? >> i just told you? whatever is required. >> what does that mean? >> it means what it means. it only matters to the person that has access. and you don't have access. you're not my type. >> what is, of the four, which one are you? break it down. >> i told you. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> you're the last one? >> no, not that. >> you're the nongroomer -- >> you're the nongroomer. >> that believes whatever god created on this planet -- >> you don't groom. >> is beautiful. >> wow. >> sometimes gardens need tending. >> we can't -- >> however -- >> this chat is not usable. >> it doesn't mean it's not still a garden, okay? >> let's -- >> look i finally got a

the orlando international airport is one of the largest of final destinations in the world. we get over 40 million visitors every year to our parks. i would imagine everybody on this panel has been there at some point and time in their life. several years ago, they purchased -- the barletta international airport purchased a property next to the airport for $54 million. u.s. code requires airports should be as self sustaining as possible. their idea was to develop that what some commercial ventures so it would become more self sustaining. since 2007, they have been attempting to work to the environmental process necessary to get approval to use that land. and they began holding hearings in 2008. much of that has been stalemate d. the general counsel for the faa has denied approval based on national environmental policy act. because they need a suiotor that would be developed in a five-year period of time from the time of approval. they have tried to get people to relocate their main as facilities and so forth. however, none of them want to relocate without certification. it i

having to process our international visitors, and in airports like miami, orlando, where there's quite a bit of international traffic, getting those additional customs folks has meant a great deal because we even had some -- some airlines that would come in, for example, to orlando and they'd have to keep the international passengers on the airplane for upwards of an hour before they could get off the airplane so that there was room with the people, personnel available. you see where i'm going. because all of that's going to change. unless, as the good book says, come, let us reason together. unless our sharply divided politics, be it partisan, be it ideological, unless we can come together and reach consensus to stop this ridiculous thing that went into effect last friday, ridiculous, called the sequester, which was never intended to go into effect but because of the inability of the parties to come together, in fact, it is in effect and it is cutting in an indiscriminate way like a meat cleaver across the board, and in certain agencies it even gets exacerbated like the department of

there are lots and lots of people who take international flights to the orlando airport to go to theisney complex and the other attractions. there have been reports there could be longer delays on the tarmac because there will not be enough customs agents to deal with all of the international passengers. host: steve bousquet, your state is preparing. what are you paying attention to the next couple of days as the story plays out question of guest: the next thing to look for is what steps, if any, the governor, rick scott, and legislative leadership takes particularly in regard to the affects of the economy in areas heavily dependent on the military. it is an odd coincidence of timing. our annual legislative session is about to begin. it will begin next tuesday. a major development here where governor rick scott, who is a republican, who has come out in favor of the expansion of medicaid under the affordable care act, and so, now we face this situation, florida does, or cuts in federal programs could have the economic effect. the economy here has gotten better, and rick scott has take

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international flights, depending on the severity of damage. it's not too late to find a good deal for a spring break getaway. jeanenne tornatore of orbitz joins us on the show from orlando we would love to be joining you there this morning jeanenne. > good morning. > > how are the airfares averaging right now? what are you seeing in prices? > > for the spring break period, really march through mid-april, we are seeing average airfares are down compared to what they were during this timeperiod in 2012, so that is good news for travelers who are planning their spring breaks right now. anywhere from $300 to $350 is what we are seeing as the average for some of our top destinations. > do you have any data to show which turn out to be the busiest travel weeks during spring break? > > for families we typically see the busier travel weeks are toward the end of march. most of the kids have their spring breaks near that easter weekend toward the end of the month. however, colleges kind of vary throughout the month of march. so, really, the entire month of march is a very high-travel period for us. > what are the best places to go right now to get the best deals? i am talking roc

orlando. vacation like you mean it. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. we are joined right now by an internationalmovies like "the social network" and "bad teacher." he also hosted "saturday night live" for the fifth time this past weekend and knocked it out of the park. his new single "suit and tie" just passed 1 million downloads. and his new album "the 20/20 experience" will be released march 19th. please welcome back to the show a busy man, here is justin timberlake! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, my friend. how are you -- how are you doing? >> i'm doing great! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good. what a weekend, man! what a weekend. what a time. i mean, you have a lot going on, but "saturday night live" was unbelievable. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> i -- i always have fun on that show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i just -- it seemed like the list of cameos as the week went on were getting bigger and bigger and bigger. >> jimmy: no, it was crazy. i -- i was watching from home, and i have -- i have an infection or something so i am on sudafed or i don't know what type