and robin hayes from jetblue joined us earlier. we were seeing 40% or 50% of customers fly as we came into may. we were flying about 10% to 15% of the schedule we plan. we're flying between 25% to 30% of how we planned and we just finalizing summer now. we continue to see some interest in sort of summer vacation and leisure travel we're seeing that in the bookings they're down year to date s that a good long term investment entry point? >> i think you can wait here the stocks had a bounce in my view it really was friday was a rush to get position because this news with the employment was probably a month or so earlier than people expected we thought july, third quarter would be, you know, at the time of a transition. i think the airlines here, you have to make a distinction the there is corporate travel, 50% of usair line revenue. and then leisure leisure is bouncing back that's where you have to look at airlines like jetblue, like alaska air that really cater only to the leisure section. jet blue is interesting. it is only leisure

you want to hear from robin hayes. ceo of jetblue joining us on the "closing be " bell."ll see the strength of the number of more people getting out and getting on planes. >> okay. phil, thank you for that it's fascinating want to talk to you a lot more about it we'll look forward to that interview a little bit later today. when we come back on the other side of the break, a special conversation with intel ceo bob swan on the biggest issues in business, with rising tensions with china and the role of corporate leaders and calling out injustice in america listen to us live on the cnbc app. you're watching "squawk box" on cn bc usaa was made for right now. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before.

robin marty good morning. good morning, everybody and we're looking at blue skies the shot of temper on off to the distance, there's the golden gate just a little bit of late notice still hayes of the right on the bay on the water's edge a little bit there. that's because the cold bay waters. but this highs going to the dandy job it always does for us another heat spike coming our way today upper 90's to be found on the inland valleys, a left over offshore wind that's providing that red flag warning for solano county temperatures thus far we're at 74 fremont now 68 hayward got the upper 60's in those inland valleys, middle 60's up to the north bay 67 for san jose and 69 san francisco for comparison sake we're now getting ahead in just about all of the bay compared to where we were this time yesterday exception being kind of napa it breaks down like this 91 by high noon to 3 o'clock we're at 94. but some areas might receive high temperatures today in the upper 90's to coming up a little bit we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast and take a look at that extended as well back to you. >>all right, thank you dave to the north bay now we're getting a better look at what student

morning robin good morning everybody live shot coming in from sfo, no delays happening there this morning. i'm not much the way of fog going on obviously same shot from u c berkeley d'silva hayestowards the distance the east bay shoreline we can see pretty clearly going on air with temperatures down the 50's some lower 60's. 53 livermore mid-fifties light up the east bay shoreline and 65 for redwood city, let's look at humidity levels today and this afternoon, particularly drops off into the teens you will see not just up in the north bay with those statements are but also and a good chunk of the east bay. the recovery as we call it tomorrow morning, not bad of this is out of the red flag warning has long since gone, however we do still dry out by tuesday. we're kind of banking off of the dry atmosphere in our players have yet to line up in a different alignment to both cool us off and moist and soft will be towards the middle to latter portion of next week. so here's the recovery into wednesday morning look at that fog that marine layer really spill across the delta into the sacramento valley so for our current winds, we see them kind of all over the place for now but they wi

robin, we have so many terrific conversations coming up this hour. >> we really do. yesterday when i was talking to dr. bernice king and to tiffany i talked about a video. this morning, curtis hayesirst saw him in a viral video. more than 22 million views. really bringing together three generations of black men at a protest in charlotte, north carolina, pleading with them to stay peaceful. come up with a better way. going to talk to him about that powerful moment a little bit later, amy. >> cannot wait for that, robin. >>> we all know so many american small businesses struggling to stay hope for business. the company we featured on monday having its biggest day of the year thanks to you "gma" viewers. two new companies to share with you just ahead, george. >> that is coming up. >>> let's start though with the protests across the country. overnight they were mostly peaceful. stephanie ramos starts us off with the latest from new york city near the manhattan bridge. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning. such a different scene in new york city overnight. there were still crowds out past that 8:00 curfew. we saw them as police tried to block off streets but ther