jetblue did more. it offered free tickets to nurses and its jetblue heroes program.ickets. >> it is going to be a girls trip, my mother, my sister and i. i booked the ticket and she said no worries, if you can't go, let us know. >> two tickets for free out of the three of you going. so you bought a ticket. >> exactly. my mother booked her ticket on her own. >> their trip to new york city seemed good to go but then the pandemic got in the way. >> my mother was looking at the delta variant rates and i was looking at work and feeling really guilty. we decided to cancel. first i canceled my sister and mine, no problem, super easy. >> she found that her mom could cancel and fly later. but she wanted a refund, jetblue set a couple of times. >> i just reached out to 7 on your side. i was frustrated. i figured a lot could happen. >> we spoke with jetblue and we were told to say that jetblue appreciates those on the front lines as -- that is an understatement. we have issued a full refund. >> my moms tickets combined for $686. >> if you have a consumer problem, let me know ab

i'm seema mody a warning from the airlines thursday southwest, jetblue, unite, american airlines, alllook. this is just the latest obstacle in the recovery of an industry that's been hit hard by the pandemic let ade trace it with matt million, and john, clearly a conservative outlook, but why do you think all these stocks are rallying up 3% to 4 re%? >> investing is like a box of chocolates in the short term you never really know what you're going to get. the volatility is always high. you know, the long-term story on the airlines is we'll recover from the trouble from the pre-pandemic, and prior to the pandemic it was rational in the pricing. today it's what's your view on covid. in a poe tenchally rising rate world, how are the capital-intensive business, how are these industries going to perform? >> you have to make a bet on both of those working out one way or the other if you're going to play in this space. i'm more inclined to stay on the sidelines. >> matt, you say jetblue is a good proxy tell us why. >> you mentioned the airlines are bouncing back a bit today, but the transpor

american and jetblue says there is no evidence of that, and they're vowing to fight the lawsuit. >>>is looking to phase out those plastic toys in kids' happy meals worldwide by 2025. the fast food chain says it's working with toy companies to develop new ideas like board games with plant based or recycled pieces. mcdonald's is also exploring used recycled plastic toys to make new restaurant trays. the company says its new goal will reduce its virgin plastic use by 90% compared to 2018 levels. >>> and now kids can own a mini aston martin. the little car company created a replica of the classic car to celebrate the release of the upcoming james bond movie "no time to die." the battery-powered vehicle is two-thirds the size of the real car. features include toy machine guns that come out of the front as the headlights retract. it's also large enough for adults to go for a spin. the price -- $120,000. diane, there's only 125 of these so-called toys being made. who is buying this for their kid? >> well, first of all, i am glad my child is asleep because he would want one. mommy, did you s

american and jetblue denied that and said they intend to continue to work together while the case is litigated. >>> amazon is throwing its weight behind the effort to legalize marijuana. the company said that congress needs to act to catch up with the growing number of states that have decriminalized cannabis. they said it can create unfair hurd manies for some people, particularly people of color. head to cbs money watch. at the new york stock exchange. >>> it's 4:45. let's get you caught up on your forecast. cooler temperatures. >> refreshing cooldown. about 10 to 20 degrees cooler compared to yesterday it. was a warm to hot day yesterday. cooling it down today. it's not going to last long. as we look to thursday and for friday. here is a beautiful view with our sutro cam a. you can see the fog rolling in across the golden gate bridge. just a pretty view. that's why we are going to cooldown with that on shore flow kicking in for us. we are going to see the cooler temperatures. check it out as we start off the day. 64 in concord, a mild start for you. 61 in oakland. upper 50's in sa

i look at jetblue, which traded up to $22ish in february of 2020 and then fell off a cliff. as carter worth would say that move in this march was to the penny that prior high. we basically corrected 50% of that move that i just outlined, that basically 9 to 22 so for a trade, these airlines have discounted a lot of things we've talked about so jetblue is interesting right here. >> what's the impacts of all of this, brian kelly, of travel slowing down >> right so hotels and car rentals and everything you do when you get off the plane. i think those things are permanently impaired not only that, remember we have very little international travel and that is unlikely to come back any time soon business travel is almost -- i shouldn't say nonexistent but down significantly again, i think that's a permanent change so i do think the airlines are rather challenged here the one thing you can do if you want to track this and say, all right, is this demand or supply, you can look at airline prices so use your favorite search engine google, i know dan likes bing, use that and find airli

they were pursuing this for sometime they believe this makes them stronger in the northeast and jetblueere the point of the doj is jetblue with a track record of fighting other airlines by not partnering to them and because they partner with american they believe they won't be as disruptive and grow as quickly as they could if they were completely separate and not part of an alliance. >> got it. thank you. >>> up next, chipotle is betting big on brisket with the new menu item in an unusual way another check on the afterhours movers fedex adding to the losses on an earnings miss. revenue came in in line or better adobe down stitch fix soaring surprise profit of 19 cents. better margins we'll be right back. we see access to fresh food being the global norm, not the exception. at emerson, our cold chain software and technology keep perishable food at proper temperatures, to assure its safety and quality. emerson. consider it solved. >>> it is time now for a cnbc news update with shep smith. >> from the news on cnbc, president biden making his first speech to the u.n. general assembly today

. >> on wednesday this passenger on a jetblue flight hurling expletives after refusing to put on hishe airlines. >> let it go viral. >> reporter: the woman he's traveling with threatens the sue the airline as the two are escorted off the plane. passengers cheered. >> sit down now. >> reporter: on monday this passenger who salt lake city police said was intoxicated is seen removing his mask and growling in his seat. the 61-year-old shouting the president's name being arrested after tangling with flight atenl te t -- attendants on on american airlines flight. >> show some respect. the anger you see on television toward flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it's ugly. >> reporter: president biden on thursday addressing the turmoil in the skies and announced the tsa will double fines on travelers that refuse to mask. >> if you break the rules, be prepared to pay. >> reporter: the faa reporting there are more than 4100 unruly passenger incidents so far this year. the majority of them more than 3,000 involve alleged mask violations. the incidents not only putting flight at

all of the major airlines here, united, southwest, jetblue, frontier all lower in the premarket.p an eye on ford, that company abandoning operations in india. it is going to take a 2 billion-dollar charge. the company really got squeezed there. and affinity for lower priced, ford just couldn't make those numbers work. take a look at the retail sector. biggest percent mover here to the upside is lululemon. shares of about 13% now. a beat and raise quarter. they continue to be the juggernaut in this space. strong pricing power, and they seem to be unaffected by those supply chain issues. macy's getting an interesting upgrade. the folks at cowen going, upgrading to the equivalent ofbuy -- of buy. then gamestop, those earnings have come and gone. i don't know. tom: team mean coverage. thank you so much -- team meme coverage. thank you so much. all the airlines reporting. delta saying august didn't happen, but little but of a come back here. jonathan: united airlines in the last hour said he deceleration in customer bookings in the last few weeks, so seeing a little bit of stabilizati

well a man attempted to storm the cockpit of a jetblue plane and then kicked and choked members of the flight crew that is according to an fbi affidavit it all happened wednesday on a flight from boston to san juan puerto rico where that man was arrested now with the rise of violent incidents on planes flight attendants are now demanding action the association of flight attendants reports nearly 4,300 cases of unruly passengers this year alone if we continue with this rate there may be more it's in 2021 then in the entire history of aviation. the union says 85% of i are mask related. the next highest factor is alcohol flight attendants now are urging lawmakers to bring more criminal charges against offenders and step up alcohol policy enforcement in airports. well happening right now repair work could lead to delays coming into san francisco from the east bay the central freeway ramp connecting westbound, i-80 and northbound highway 101 is closed caltrans is placing a guardrail damaged by a big rig last october the 7th street on ramp onto 80 is also closed through five monday morning.

jetblue says he and another customer were asked multiple times but would not comply with the federal down now. >> on this american airlines flight, a passenger later cited for public intoxication confronts a pilot. the man does sit down, then starts chewing on his mask, then growls at the flight crew. he was arrested when the plane landed in salt lake city. it's not clear if this incident was related to the rules for wearing masks on passenger flights but what is clear, out of more than 4,000 incidents of unruly passengers reported by the faa so far this year, about three quarters of them involve disputes over mask wearing rules. >> we don't stand up, it's only going to get worse. >> reporter: it's gotten so bad that president biden has announced the tsa will now double the fines passengers will have to pay if they break the rules. the president getting personal sounding exasperated. >> and by the way, show some respect. the anger you see on television toward flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it's ugly. >> could the new fines curb this kind of behavior? >> i thin

jetblue says he and another customer were asked multiple times but would not compile with the federal leaving. >> sir, now, now. >> reporter: on this american airlines pliflight a passenger cited for intoxication confronts the pilot. he sits down, crews on his mask and growls at the flight crew. he was arrested when the plane landed in salt lake city. it was not clear if this incident is related to the rules on wearing masks on passenger flights but out of more than 4,000unruly passengers reported by the faa, three quarters involve disputes of mask wearing rules. it's gotten so bad that president biden has announced the tsa will now double the fines passengers will have to pay if they break the rules. [ applause ] >> reporter: the president getting personal, sounding exasperated. >> by the way, show some respect. the anger you see on television toward flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it's ugly. >> reporter: could the new fines curb this behavbehavior. >>? >> i think it potentially could the airlines and flight attendants unions calling for harsh penalties want to

michael: it is not a merger, but american airlines and jetblue want to form an alliance. officials in six states joined the justice department to follow lawsuit to stop the airlines partnership. the northeast alliance deal was announced live last year and was approved by the u.s. transportation department. american airlines is currently the largest airline in the world and the lawsuit claims that if this alliance came together, it would cost consumers hundreds of millions of dollars. apple wallet will soon let you score your covid -- store your covid vaccination card. it will be part of an update to ios 15 that will allow people to download and store verifiable health records in the health app, including the covid-19 vaccination status and health results. apple plans to take it a step further by letting people add vaccination cards to their apple card. will you get into the holiday spirit this halloween? the national retail fional retal said spending is expected to reach an all-time high, $10.1 billion, up from just more than eight going dollars last year. more of us plan

this confrontation on a jetblue flight is the latest example of an unruly passenger.es will now range from $500 for first time offenders to $3,000 for second time offenders. >>> the justice department is suing texas over its new abortion law, the most restrictive in the country. attorney general merrick garland slammed the law saying it was passed in open defiance of the constitution. the law bans abortions at around six weeks before most women even know they're pregnant and it leaves enforcement up to private citizens through lawsuits that can earn them payouts of $10,000 or more. >> does not rely on the state's executive branch to enforce the law, rather the statute deputizes all private citizens without any showing of personal connection or injury to serve as bounty hunters. >> it has no exception for rape or incest, but texas governor greg abbott says he's confident it will hold up in court. a federal court could potentially block the law within a week or two, but texas is expected to appeal any injunction all the way to the supreme court. >>> tomorrow marks 20 ye

a couple was escorted off a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale yesterday after the airline says they were not following the tsa's mask rule. the man was caught on video becoming verbally and physically aggressive for the crew. starting tomorrow, the agency is doubling the fines for those who refuse to wear our mask. >> if you break the rules, be prepared to pay, and by the way, show some respect. the anger you see on television towards flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it is ugly. dan: the fines will range from 500 to $3000. the rule will be in place through mid january and applies to airplanes, trains, and buses. ama: mandatory vaccinations were just ordered for los angeles school students and students in the oakland unified school district may soon have their own vaccine mandate. tim johns gives us a look at the proposal currently being considered and other bay area districts may follow suit. >> with the district voting to mandate coronavirus vaccines for students 12 and up, some school districts in the bay area are considering similar measures. >> vaccination is on

a man tried to storm a cockpit on a jetblue flight. the man was yelling in spanish and arabic, saying he wanted to be shot. and then tried to strangle a flight attendant. to stop all the chaos, the association of flight attendants is urging lawmakers to bring more criminal charges, and step up alcohol policy enforcement in airports. >> while 85% of the incidents are mask related, there are many contributing factors. the next highest being alcohol. >> although unruly passengers have been fined more than $1 million this year, the flight attendant's union says only one has resulted in federal charges. mona, phil? >> andrea, thank you. >>> costco is telling customrs how much toilet paper they can buy. the new purchase limits will apply to paper towels, certain cleaning products. the company says there's plenty of merchandise, but they're facing pandemic related shipping delays and truck driver shortages. only 60% of the toilet paper ordered by u.s. retailers this week is being shipped. experts say smaller stores might be a better option, b

the justice department is filing a lawsuit, to block a partnership between american airlines and jetblue>>> authorities in florida will resume searching for brian laundrie today. he is a person of interest in the murder of his girlfriend gabby petito during a road trip. a coroner has yet to confirm her cause of death. >>> heavy rain in the southeast. and more scattered rainfall east of the great lakes. the rest of the country will be dry and warmer than normal on this first day of fall. >>> finally, an unlikely star on tiktok. >> fans of the 79-year-old are changing his life in more ways than one. will ganss has the story. >> that's a good one. >> reporter: amanda klein knew from the moment she met her 79-year-old neighbor, that the two were going to be fast friends. >> i said, are you kenny? he said, i am. he said -- how did he say it? it's a pleasure to know you. and that was, like, i was done. >> reporter: the middle schoolteacher for deaf and hard of hearing students, spending time with the scooter-driving navy veteran. zm >> i knew how much i loved kenny. and the world needed to kno

. >>> and american and jetblue claiming the union will hurt competition and lead to higher prices we a moment. >>> welcome back if you are not paying attention to what is happening with energy prices in europe, you should be. prices soaring many customers are locked into their old price. they haven't felt it yet when those contracts change, it is november. could it set off political issues ahead of the commoditystrategy when these prices roll over and people in the streets start to see their bills double or triple, this will be a big political story this winter, especially if it is cold out in the last couple of weeks warning of a huge issue and that people could be freezing if this is a cold winter and with them holding back which means they'll be tapped out. it raises the issue of will we see a come back of this cold technology everyone is focused on the aggressive net zero goals. >> we'll talk about coal in a second i know prices have soared as well a lot of viewers hear and this is a huge new pipeline really another um bill call cord. >> the timing is very interesting. this has b

a couple was escorted off a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale yesterday after the airline says they were not following the tsa's mask rule. the man was caught on video becoming verbally and physically aggressive for the crew. starting tomorrow, the agency is doubling the fines for those who refuse to wear our mask. >> if you break the rules, be prepared to pay, and by the way, show some respect. the anger you see on television towards flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong. it is ugly. dan: the fines will range from 500 to $3000. the rule will be in place through mid january and applies to airplanes, trains, and buses. ama: mandatory vaccinations were just ordered for los angeles school students and students in the oakland unified school district may soon have their own vaccine mandate. tim johns gives us a look at the proposal currently being considered and other bay area districts may follow suit. >> with the district voting to mandate coronavirus vaccines for students 12 and up, some school districts in the bay area are considering similar measures. >> vaccination is on

that was great for jetblue. can fly from countries that have much higher covid infection rates but you cannot come from countries in europe where infection rates are lower. that is not a risk-based approach. when it is going to open up, i could not tell you. it is something we continue a dialogue on with the administration. >> by christmas? >> hopefully sooner than that. i do not know. it is hard to predict how they are thinking about it. >> it is not really something they would have gone ahead with. coming winter, demand concerns are still there, i would not rule out a month of --. for now, there is harmony in the group. jon: from new york city, good morning. your equity market up .20 percent, advancing nine points into the bond market. a bit of news to pick up on. reporting from cnn, united airlines has suspended operations in newark following the flooding overnight. that is the latest from cnn tire -- cnn. tom: the weather report from today is constructive. no pursue for tatian and may be the sun -- no precip

liz: a a a the cockpit of a jetblue plane and then kicked and choked members of the flight crew.t's according to an fbi affidavit and it happened wednesday on a flight from boston to puerto rico, where the man was ultimately arrested. with a rise in violent incidents on planes, flight attendants are demanding action. the association of flight attendants reports nearly 4300 cases of unruly passengers test this year -- passengers just this year. >> there may be more incidents in the year of 2021 than the entire history of aviation. liz: the next highest factor after masks is alcohol. flight attendants are asking lawmakers to bring more charges against unruly passengers. mountain view is celebrating progress made for universal basic income. the city council approved the city ubi program proposal as part of their fiscal year budget. the approval put $1 million of federal stimulus money into the program fund which hopes to launch early next year. yesterday's rally was part of a global event that calls for federal governments to create income floors as a means for healthier and more fi

liz: a man attempted to storm the cockpit of a jetblue plane and then kicked and choked members of thepuerto rico, where the man was arrested. >> incidents are mask related. the next highest factor is alcohol. flight attendants urging lawmakers to bring criminal charges and step up alcohol policy enforcement in airports. mountain view is celebrating the progress made for universal basic income. in may the ubi program proposal was approved. put $1 million of federal stimulus money into the fund which hopes to launch early next year. yesterday's rally was part of a global event that calls for federal governments to create an income floor as a means for healthy or in mark financially just society. >> the majority support universal basic income, why is it that we still don't have it? we are going to get this done not just in one community but in the entire country. liz: tuesday the city will meet to look at similar programs to guide their own. amazon is single by to free delivery from whole foods. starting tuesday, a delivery fee will be charged. whole foods said it will cover costs like e

this video is from a september 8th jetblue flight when the airline says two passengers refused to wear masks. >> one warning! that's it. you gave me one warning. >> now the federal aviation administration is challenging airlines to do more to protect flight crews. tuesday it asked the airlines to commit to take more action and gave them one week to present a plan to combat the problem. airlines have already banned thousands of passengers and some have even suspended alcohol service on board. >> there aren't too many levers left for airlines to pull when it comes to unruly passengers. >> sit down now! >> reporter: in just the last week, flight crews reported more than 100 new incidents for a total of nearly 4400 cases this year. the faa says almost three quarters involve passengers who push back against the federal transportation mask mandate. the penalties include civil fines up to $37,000 but flight attendants say the federal government needs to go further. one union says fines are being levied often without urgency. sarah nelson of the association of flight attendants says passengers

that is according to jetblue. banning the couple from future flights.ou know extended the requirement for several modes of transportation including commercial aircraft through january 18th of next year. missouri law now traded with prisoners getting federal covid relief check. under this new state law, cares act money paid the inmates to make restitution payments to victims and proponents of the law argue tax funded relief program to aid everyone impacted by the pandemic. that is where we pick it up, it the legal discussion with a specialist and attorney sarah gounder with defense attorney brian claypool. welcome back, guys. >> hi, shannon. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: this is a report from the headlines to take stimulus checks back from prisoners under the law. past as a corrections omnibus bill and covid related stimulus will be received by any offender to make a court order restitution. maybe the money would go to -- >> shannon, at the federal level, if this was intended to eliminate inmates, the onus on congress to create the guidelines from the top.

delta, american, united, jetblue and southwest all trimming their outlook due to the delta surge. >> china clamps down on gaming again, tencent, and some other tech giants continue to be battered by this regulatory squeeze. >>> and shares of gamestop tumbling despite a 25% increase in sales why investors remain cautious about the company's turnaround potential. let's dive into the airlines i guess, jim the only bright spot in the case of delta, at least they do see bookings recovering somewhat in the last ten days. >> it's funny because we all know, david's talked about this endlessly that the business traveler doesn't seem to be coming back. and that's a zoom situation. this is about leisure traveling and clearly about the delta variant. what really concerns me is that when you -- of course phil lebeau -- that you're going to be down the next month and the next month, ual really kind of making a prediction about the fall, then you say to yourself, you know what? they de-risked it. we've got to hope that delta gets better. maybe that's the reason the stocks aren't reacting i don't ha

eye on that as we see doj involvement in that, guys and issues regarding the airlines and american jetbluee on that and as we got the fed decision after john talking about ipos and whether it's freshworks or certainly toast here and the run that the ipos are on and that theme that carries forward from square space you're doing a lot of things how do you gain haishare in thoe things competing against big companies. we'll have to watch that across industry, carl. >> the dow up 450 as we continue to look for evergrand headlines and can't take your eyes off of the market let's get to the half. >> carl, thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner the bounce for stocks and whether the worst of the pullback is over we are also counting down to today's big fed decision and whether we'll learn about the much-talked about taper. the investment committee debating what all of that means to your money with me for the hour today stephanie link, joe terranova, jim lebenthal and jim najarian >> 34,367, the s&p 500 better than 1% to the upside as is the nasdaq and i want to start wit

a couple had to be escorted off of a jetblue plane after they were not following the masked rules. the man was caught on video's becoming verbally and physically aggressive. pres. biden: if you break the rules, be prepared to pay. by the way, show some respect. the aggregate see on television towards flight attendants and others doing their job is wrong, it is ugly. kumasi: fines are now going to be ranging from $500 to $3000. this rule will be in place through at least january and applies to airplanes, trains, and buses. >> the l.a. school board has passed a vaccine mandate requiring students 12 and up to get the shot. abc 7 news spoke with the vice president of the oakland school board, who proposed that vaccine mandate. he says there's no timeline yet at the board will discuss it later this month. >> there probably need to be exceptions. not 100%, but there definitely needs to be medical exceptions. some people have said should we have an exception for religious beliefs? >> the president of the san francisco unified school district says while she supports a mandate, about 95% of

the government filed an anti-trust lawsuit against american airlines and jetblue tuesday. d.o.j.ew york and boston will raise fares and reduce choice in the markets. it will coordinate on everything including routes, schedules, plane sizes. the american c.e.o. says it benefits customers by adding a full-scale competitor against delta and united in new york city. >>> all right. let's get a check on cnn business this morning. looking at futures, markets rather around the world, asian shares closed mixed and european shares have opened higher here bounce back 1% in london. that huge chinese property front ever grand owns a $36 million interest payment thursday. ever grand trying to ease concerns of a collapse. it's negotiating that interest payment. so we'll see if that works on wall street. stock futures higher, but the stock rebound yesterday fell flat. the dow closed 50 points lower. clues from the latest fed reserve meeting on when the fed will start a tapering as they call it of the stimulus program. the delta variant, debt ceiling and inflation may cause them to wait on pullin

federal authority say the passenger on the jetblue flight to puerto rico was later arrested. it took six or seven crew members to restrain this passenger. the flight landed safely in san juan. >> police in miami made an arrest in connection to a mass shooting over the weekend. devonte barnes is in custody and two remain at large. >> and andrew wiggins' requested to be exempt from vaccinations. if he remains unvaccinated, he'll be unable to play in home games this season. more "ayman" right after this break. "ayman" right after this break. from puerto rico when he was 17. with ancestry, being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together... ...it's amazing. it's honestly amazing. instantly clear everyday congestion being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together... with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two!

this video is from a september 8 jetblue flight.warning. that's it. >> reporter: it is an issue too common for this flight attendant, teddy andrews. he now expects problem passengers since he has already dealt with them. >> said the "n" word, can't tell me what to do. you and the government can't control me. it is a free country. >> reporter: the story is one told to lawmakers during thursday's first ever hearing on unruly incidents that have been spiking during the pandemic. the federal aviation administration says cases are still high but insists the rate has slowed, since it put a zero tolerance policy in place earlier this year. >> it is still too high. unruly, illegal behavior should not be tolerated. >> reporter: flight crews reported another 101 incidents in the last week, bringing this year's total to 4385 cases, more than 7% over the federal transportation mask mandate. >> everyone is at a stress level ten. >> reporter: sarah nelson says the faa no tolerance policy must be made permanent since too many passengers are walkin

this video is from a september 8th jetblue flight.ard refused to wear masks. >> one warning, that's it. you gave me one [ bleep ] warning. >> reporter: it is an issue too common for aheady andrews. he now expects problem passengers, since he has already dealt with them. >> he said the n-word, you can't tell me what to do. you and the government can't control me. it's a free country. >> reporter: this story is just one told to lawmakers during thursday's first-ever hearing on unruly incidents. the federal aviation administration says cases are still high, but it insists the rate has slowed, since it put a zero-tolerance policy put in place this year. >> it's still too high. >> unruly and illegal behavior shall not be tolerated. >> sit down now. >> reporter: flew crews have reported another 101 incidents this last week. more than 70% are over the federal transportation mask mandate. >> everyone is at a stress level 10. >> sara nelson says the faa no-toll ran policy must be made permanent, as too many passengers are walking free. >> ther

many are cutting their forecast, united, southwest, american, jetblue, okay, these opening plays are in trouble but you look at the screen now and those stocksare up, nicely so i wonder if that's the biggest tell of the day, what the message of the market is to you as to how to view these stocks okay, so they cut their forecasts, we'll get past delta, maybe that's the worst of it, and now we can buy these stocks. >> yes and no, scott as far as business travelers versus recreational travelers or regular joes and janes, business travelers are the lifeblood of all of those big three airlines and a host of others but a lot of those business travelers have curtailed their travel dramatically. and so as far as the reopening plays, scott, if we're talking about things like theme parks, again, recreational travel, or experiential like vegas, all of those things, i'm right with you, those will continue to expand and we'll see not just 35 and 40% gains in those sectors i just talked about but much more as the reopening continues but the business traveler, scott, the folks that are price insens

jetblue says both people have been warned had been worn multiple times about wearing their masks properlye flights to us marines who were killed in the terrorist attack at the airport in kabul were honored today a public way. take was held for marine sergeant johnny rosario in massachusetts. the flag draped casket was carried by her fellow marines into the veterans memorial stadium in her hometown of lawrence. in indiana. former vice president mike pence attended a funeral for corporal alberto sanchez, the former indiana governor praised him for being a hero. an extraordinary young man. my loving son and brother, brave and selfless hoosier. she uh and a true american hero, sergeant rosario and corporal sanchez are two of 13. u. s service members who were killed at afghanistan's kabul airport last month. secretary of state antony blinken appeared before lawmakers on capitol hill today during his second round of questions from the senate foreign relations committee. blinken defended biden administration's decision to leave afghanistan and argued that intelligence reports did not predict tha

look at delta and jetblue, chimed in as well saying third quarter revenue will be at the low end of the forecast. and then you've got southwest calling for a loss, but all of these names have managed to go into the green. let me just say, though, that today atlanta fed president rafael bostock publicly weighed with the "wall street journal" says while papering the unwinding of the emergency bond purchases to put into place to prop up at the economy back at the worst point of the pandemic will happen this year but don't expect an announcement at the september fomc meeting. and yet this bullish piece of news, weekly jobless claims just out today fell to the lowest level in nearly 18 months. job openings are up. growth and demand look good, but -- and i stress, i'm not an economist, but i'm saying right here, right now, and by the way, i did not feel this way until i saw that covid cases are 300% higher year over year, and that the airlines confess the picture is darkening, they said that this morning. the fed will not taper this year. i really don't think it will. what does that mean for

. >> are you going to give us time for jetblue?> no, i was going to follow on the breaking story from yesterday. entain shares are up again this morning, almost 24 hours exactly since we told you, of course, of the offer from draft it kings to acquire entain you can see draftkings shares are -- as they try to negotiate with entain. the bit is 630bp there had beena bid male overall you're talking about a huge premium from where the stock was. more than double what mgm offered to buy the company for less than a year ago we'll see where it stands. as i tried to explain in my reporting, there had been trouble -- would mgm come back here no, that's not what's going to happen they're veg focused on their partnership here in the united states called bet mgm. as i said yesterday, in one of my final reports on this later in the day, they want to be in a position to potentially take control there, both economically and from a governance perspective. that's what they're salivating over they consent rights, they say, in terms of really being a

expected to continue slowing down, so in terms of individual airline stocks, let's start first off with jetblue and american storks trimming the upper end by at least $50 million. american sis it's weaker than the previous guidance of down just 20% united now saying it expects a pretax loss in the third many expected them to take a slight profit, and finally delta likely on the lower end of that 30% to 35% if there's one thing, guys, you want to hang your hat on, if you're an investor saying, how bad can it be? delta did say today it sees booking trends stabilizing and the ceo at a comps today said he thinking eventually in the next 60 to 90 days, you will start to see a reacceleration in terms of bookings obviously this is dependent on what happens with covid-19. >> how much have they tried to lower prices >> not a lot no, and i don't expect them to, wilf this is not necessarily an issue in terms of a fare sale will bring people back. it's a case of people saying, do i want to travel do you because of covid-19? it if you're offering $99 fares, people are going, where am i going? and am i comfo

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the largest, a $45,000 fine for a jetblue passenger who allegedly threw his luggage, got on the floordant's skirt. the president of the flight attendants union continues to push for jail time. >> what we need to do is we need to have the doj also criminally prosecuting and using the penalties that are there under the law already, up to 20 years in prison for any one of these incidents. >> the palm strike is certainly something that we're taught during basic training. we're also taught the elbow one. >> reporter: in almost a decade on the flight deck, judith, who declined to provide her last name, said she's never had to get physical with a passenger but says if she has to now she's ready. >> i don't know what that's called, but you grab their hand and can roll them on to the ground. i thought that was useful. it was really surprisingly fun. >> reporter: now the fact of the matter is most of these fights are over the mask mandate. and as you might imagine, inebriated passengers are frequently involved. more than just technique, these trainings are about building flight attendants' conf

one on delta, another on jetblue, another on frontier.act that the flight you were on -- you're not going to show up at some other airline at some point and behave the same way. so i don't see what's wrong with sharing the list. i think it's smart and keep our flight attendants safer and our airways safer. neil: you know, obviously, i think it's very rare in general and, but the idea that flight attendants and others have their -- got some culpability themselves and sometimes overreact to incidents, several where a child refused to wear a mask and they went that you know what, and kicked the whole family off the plane. and i thought maybe the flight attendant should be on a no-fly list. it should work both ways, shouldn't it? >> well, i agree there are some both-way-ness. but the law of the land when the flight attendant says jump, you said how high, not i'm not going to jump. that's something legal to respond to so they have that power, but i agree with you, that flight attendants have been thrust into a position where they're having to

. >> imagine if you were on a jetblue flight next to al's plane, watching it go like this. >> what'sles long there is no other aircraft around you >> can anyone go on these? >> it's like $7,500. it's not cheap but one of those things that's less than the millions you'd have to pay to get on the other planes. matt says zero-g is playing with sponsors to work with stem students and they did not charge nbc for our flight i got that flattering flight suit and i'm walking around for that. >> you're set for halloween. >> more of mr. roker's adventures is coming up on the third hour virgin galactic's owner sir richard branson will join us also >>> and "dear evan hansen" is >>> good tuesday morning. i am laura garcia. voting centers are open as california decides the fate of governor newsom in the recall special election. around 40% of mail in ballots have been returned statewide. latest polling numbers show newsom with a big advantage. last night, president biden campaigned on his behalf at a rally in long beach. leading replacement larry elder also campaigned in southern california. polls

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filing antitrust lawsuit challenging american airlines partnership with jetblue, they contend will leases out of four major airports boston new york city airlines deny he allegations think sea play to sight fight in court. >> ffa wants airlines to take it up a notch when it comes to combating unruly passengers about 4,000 reports of passenger violence against other flyers or crew, between january and this minialine, faa met yesterday with trade groups for the major airlines want to hear back in a week regarding additional steps to be taken at least one million dollars fines proposed for violent passengers what happened to he friendly skies maria. maria: good point about administration is accommodation it will put haitians camped in del rio, texas on deportation inflates does not seem happening however. a report finds thousands of migrants are being released into united states homeland security secretary mayorkas grilled by senate lawmakers yesterday. >> how many people have been returned how many people are being detained in how many people been disappearsed ask dispersed in america. >>

your point about air force one, i remember telling people that jetblue had satellite television beforer covering the end there, to the safety of doha in qatar. richard, your career follows the arc that started with this event we commemorate and mark the 20th anniversary of today. it has taken you all over the world, but mostly, of course, to the region where you join us from now. and i'm curious for your thoughts on this anniversary, but especially in light of the vacuum now, left by the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan? >> reporter: so, yes, 9/11 changed everything. it changed the world. i think it was a surprise attack for most americans. people didn't know who osama bin ladin was, didn't understand his endless jihad, didn't understand why they were involved in it, why he was suddenly targeting innocent americans who seemed like they had nothing to do with his clash of civilizations. and then, very soon, u.s. troops were at war on two front, in afghanistan and in iraq. and i had the privilege of following many of those troops, telling their stories as they were on their patrols, tryi