so as i go out to 0, also later, authorities in the us are investigating delta airlines. after the passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane and extreme heat. the plane was stuck on the tarmac at the las vegas airport for at least 3 hours. passengers said the temperature inside a plane reach 45 degrees celsius and there was no air conditioning. several people fainted and required medical attention with 2 cents a hospital. but us secretary transportation fee, but the judge says his department wants answers. the reports are shocking and we are investigating. i want to know how it was possible for passengers to be left in triple digit heat on board and airplane for that long. even at normal temperatures, a tarmac delay is not supposed to go is that long? and we have rules about that which were actively enforcing and this is being investigated right now. your footage has emerged of the moments and explosion ripped through a street in south africa. the boston johannesburg, cause major damage to streets, overturned cars, and created a huge hole in the road. at least one p

so my friend at smith, thank you very much. authorities in the us are investigating delta airlines after passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane in extreme heat. the plane was stuck on the tarmac of the las vegas airport for at least 3 hours. passenger said that the temperature inside the plane reached 45 degrees celsius and that there was no air conditioning. several people fainted and required medical attention. 2 of them were sent to hospital. as far as economic conditions and sedan have forced many people to seek alternative ways of making a living, government employees who haven't been paid since the start of the call. so they can even take into driving ritual as well. i'm involved has this story from ports it in it's similar to an authorized version of the full brick. so looks like great. so. and so then they call it the next it mostly important from india and china. the small via composite and faces the street so. so then especially in the last few years on since the war began in april, that extra has gained even more popular to let us know as soon as they can comfortable.

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. >> we are looking to upgrade where we sit with delta airlines and taking out options insurance . >> options action is sponsored by td swim sponsored by ameritrade. >>> welcome in two options action. let's check out a couple of other reports. united health is a big underperformers. and mike, you said you would play this like an insurer woul . what does that mean? >> insurance companies sell premium to make money and of course option traders can do that as well. i want to point out that united health is one of the most epic growth story stocks that we have seen over the past 20 years. it launched from a holding of mine and if the cash flow generating monster, but when you are looking to generate premium you are looking for stocks that are not likely going to move a whole lot in either direction and united health is one of those names. this is a name that moves less than 3% on average. right now we are getting about 25% implied volatility for the front month options so there are different ways you can do that. you can call credit spreads. i was looking at a call credit spread and i was

for corporate america and later today we're due to get a second—quarter result from us carrier delta airlineeopen post— covid, there was a surge in demand for white is known as revenger travel, and airlines saw a major leap in bookings. on the flipside, staff shortages have led to operational challenges which resulted in things like flight delays and or cancellations, baggage that handling issues to name a few. the america's air transport editor at flight global says it revenger travel is in full swing this summer. passenger numbers are over pre—covid now. we have millions of people who are, as you mentioned earlier, engaging what we called revenge travel, and that is travelling aggressively to make up for all that last time that we missed during covid. it started last year and it is continuing this year. the trasportation security administration which does security screening in about a50 airports across the country has nudged record numbers in the last couple of weeks. also, even higher than 2019 numbers. here in asia, some tourism spots are struggling with staff shortages because many have

entering tomorrow, we're talking pepsico and delta airlines delta airlines gets a gold check, becausegain, right near the highs for the year so far. so a new 52-week high. pepsico, not so much there but a couple of stocks focused because they kind of kick off earnings season. we talk about the big banks on friday but dealta and pepsico reportin earnings before the opening bell tomorrow keep an eye on them. >> delta, up 46% this year, one to have best performers. dom, thanks. >>> inflation cooling substantially in june. up 3% from the previous year, the smallest gains since march of 2021. but it may not be enough to stop the fed rate hikes but this is still risks in the market but there are alternatives to stock. joining me now are my guests welcome to both of you peter, what should the fed be thinking about this inflation report and about those who say, well, is 3% going to be the low print of the next six months >> to your point, it will be just from a comparison base effect standpoint. and i don't think the fed is going to be totally surprised by this inflation print so it was only

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>> so delta airlines is -- i want to call it consolidation.o same type of view we have the 240 and 26 weekly moving average you'll notice there was a crossover in the 40 and 26 moving averages or sloping upwards, that gives me an indication we're in a bullish trading cycle. however, that 200 weekly moving average, it's still down i want to see that move -- start to move upwards, and i still need that consistent close above those old lower highs. which is right here around 5217. so once it reaches that point now we're in an area of consolidation according to the dow theory once we have an area of consolidation then that's when we really move up into a bullish cycle. for delta i'm calling that sideways short-term target of 52.17 which is going to create the torch a new trading range and if we see consistent closes above that then i would reconsider a bullish case. >> so perhaps poised for a takeoff here >> perhaps >> we'll have to see >> yes >> jessica inskip, thanks for breaking down the technicals here >> thank you, morgan. >> and the machines

estuvo a punto de ser víctima de estafadores cuando quiso contactar al servicio al cliente de delta airlinesonoció que era una estafa y colgó. >> encontró que hay varios casos similares de estafadores que se anuncian como aerolíneas (inaudible). >> y para proteger la seguridad de los consumidores la administración biden anunció este martes que el compromiso voluntario de fabricantes y distribuidores de dispositivos inteligentes aumentar los tipos seguridad de los mismos, como microondas refrigeradores hasta bicicletas de ejercicios utilizan aplicaciones a través de la red inalámbrica ahora tendrán un sello de. indicando que están protegidos de unha empresas com amazon están participando. >> a las 6:00 de la tarde le vamos a hablar de un nuevo recurso para aquellas personas que están buscando viviendas asequibles en la ciudad de san josé, sepa cómo y dónde puede encontrar los lugares disponibles. >> al regres >> las temperaturas no dan treguay para esta semana vamos en temperaturas récord según el servicio meteorológico nacional texas arizona están bajo calor excesivo, también en arizona hay

. >>> delta airlines just reported quarterly results of stock is up.ian smiling? >> he has not walked into the operations center yet. as soon as he gets here, joe >> i think he is smiling probably give us the numbers, phil. >> let's explain why ed would be smiling. this is the beat on the top and bottom line. well better than expected. a couple of weeks ago, they raised guidance at 225 to 250 a share. 268 against 240 estimate revenue up 19% at $14.6 billion. the street was at $14.5 billion. operating margin is 17.1%. free cash flow of $1.1 billion revenue per set mile 1.3% compared to the second quarter of last year you get jet fuel costs which say help to the bottom line. dropping 34% compared to the same quarter last year let's talk about the q3 guidance this is new from delta coming in at 220 to 250 for the third quarter. that is the expectation. the street is at 207 we will see if they change revenue expected to grow 11% to 14% in the quarter revenue per seat mile expected to be down to 4% finally, 2023 guidance, they are raising it couple of weeks

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delta airlines of the passengers were forced to ways on an idle plain and extreme heat. the plain was stuck on the top back of the las vegas airport for at least 3 hours. passenger said the temperature inside the plane reached 45 degrees celsius. there was no air conditioning, several people fainted and required medical attention with to being sent to hospital. all the secretary of transportation privileges says that his department, once offices, the reports are shocking and we are investigating. i want to know how it was possible for passengers to be left in triple digit heat on board and airplane for that long. even at normal temperatures, a tarmac delay is not supposed to go is that long. and we have rules about that which were actively enforcing and this is being investigated right now. new footage hasn't launched of a moment when an explosion ripped through a street in south africa the bloss than to his back. he just thought that caused major damage to streets over time, cause and create of a huge hole in the road. at least one person was killed and thousands injure

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out this morning, a quick thinking delta airlines worker is credited with saving one couple's honeymoonans deal with passport issues. >> my wife looked at me and said, oh, oh, blank. >> i don't have my passport. >> newlyweds lauren and joe fellwock were flying from detroit to their dream honeymoon on a caribbean cruise when they realized lauren had forgotten her passport after arriving in puerto rico, flight attendant dusty dills came up with an idea . he told lauren to get someone back home to bring the passport to the airport because he happened to be flying back to detroit that night. dills then retrieved the passport in detroit and gave it to another flight attendant who deliver it to lauren in puerto rico, just before their cruise set sail. >> i consider that the greatest wedding gift we could have asked for. it was a different story for robin fiala. >> she was forced to cancel her family's trip to france because her kid's passports never showed up. she says she applied back in april, but the passports weren't ready in time. >> we lost train tickets, museum tickets that were not re

delta airlines responding after reports that passengers were forced to wait nearly four hours for takeofflas vegas in triple digit heat without air conditioning. some passing out the new claims from the southern border. >> a whistleblower says texas state troopers were told to deny migrants water in the summer heat and even throw migrant children back into the rio grande. how state authorities are responding to the allegations. >> country music star jason aldean in hot water round here. we take care of our own. his music video pulled his reaction to claims of racism and pro lynching undertones. >> in medical news, good news for people who don't have time to work out during the week how you can make up for it on the weekend. >> and later, a controversial plan to finally get people to clean up after their dogs from abc news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy wednesday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with former president trump speaking overnight after getting a so-called target letter from special counsel jac

delta airlines told cbs news, due to supply chain problems, 190 of its planes aren't yet retrofitted. in a statement, delta says, "some of our aircraft will have more restrictions for operations in inclement weather. safety of flight will never be in question. the airline says it only expects minimal delays. >> the airlines will err on the edge of safety, if they have to divert, they will. >> reporter: now, jetblue also says they've got 17 planes left to upgrade, but they don't expect any major delays. and a delta spokesperson tells me they hope to upgrade their remaining planes by the end of the month. adriana? >> michael george, thank you. >>> now, to france, where president emmanuel macron postponed a state visit to germany amid days of intense protests. over the deadly police shooting of a teenager. thousands have been arrested and hundreds injured in four days of unrest. cbs's elaine cobbe reports from paris. >> reporter: towns and cities across france bear the scars of four nights of violence. angry crowds launched fireworks at police and set fire to buildings. burnt out cars li

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thank you very much. authorities in the us are investigating delta airlines after passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane, an extreme heat. the plane was stuck on the tarmac of the las vegas airport for at least 3 hours passenger instead of the temperature inside the plane reach $45.00 degrees celsius and there was no air conditioning. several people fainted and required medical attention with to even sent a hospital. us secretary of transportation people. the judge says his department, once answers of the reports are shocking. and we are investigating. i want to know how it was possible for passengers to be left in triple digit heat on board and airplane for that long. even at normal temperatures, a tarmac delay is not supposed to go that long. and we have rules about that which were actively enforcing and this is being investigated right now. the harsh economic conditions in sedan have forced many people to seek alternative ways of making a living government employees who haven't been paid since the start of the conflict have even taken to driving rituals. mom in law has this s

ending achievements. burnett smith, i was your 0 expert authorities in the us of investigating delta airlines after passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane in extreme heat. the plane was bind for alonza, but it was stuck on the tom. i could las vegas airport for the at least 3 hours. passengers have the temperature inside, the plane was 45 degrees celsius and it was no air conditioning. several people fainted and required medical attention was to send to hospital. the us secretary of transportation projects as his department, one sensors reports are shocking, and we are investigating. i want to know how it was possible for passengers to be left in triple digit heat on board, an airplane for that long. even at normal temperatures, a tarmac delay is not supposed to go is that long. and we have rules about that, which we're actively enforcing. and this is being investigated right now. in the thirty's of seized a record 5.3 tons of cocaine from a fishing boat off sicily, south western coast. it's the biggest drug seizure ever made. initially, police detected the numerous packages were bei

got earnings, the season has begun, a few companies reported before the bell, let's begin with delta airlinesvel boom is relentless, that's the best word i have. delta reports a lift profit outlook for the second time in less than a month because profits in the quarter, profit surged 86%. where are we going? seven europe, i wish i was one of those people going to italy. good news, we saw this with cpi, costs are coming down and delta came out today and said they expect non- fuel cost to decline between one and 3% so i like it when companies say our costs are coming down because maybe prices will, to. ashley: what about pepsi, the stock -- pepsi is up one and a quarter%. >> i bought a bag of ruffles the other day, regular sized bag and it was $6.97, plus the reality. the price increases are helping their full here guidance. volume is falling. it fell 3% inspects overall, frito-lay was the standard. pepsi sales up 10% over $20 billion. ashley: as part of the farming sector. >> better earnings, increased student. they sell slim jim, popcorn. stocks relatively flat. able to beat some targets. ash

allison that i'm not just the over with our season the us investigation, delta airlines of the passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane and extreme heat. the plane bound for atlanta was stuck on the tarmac at the las vegas airport for at least 3 hours. passengers said the temperature inside the plane which 45 degrees celsius and there was no air conditioning. several people fainted and required medical attention was to sent to hospital. the secretary of transportation papers is says that his department wants offices. the reports are shocking and we are investigating. i want to know how it was possible for passengers to be left in triple digit heat on board and airplane for that long. even at normal temperatures, a tarmac delay is not supposed to go is that long? and we have rules about that which were actively enforcing and this is being investigated right now. if you've had prime minister issues, 2 nights, conservative party has suffered 2 major defeats and by elections and not really avoided a sad loss. the main office is naval policy. one is biggest by election victory since 194

airlines pilots recently voted to strike, but that has yet to be approved. there could also be laborer actions coming up by various staff from united delta and northwest airlines. coming up here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. tensions are high after a north korean missile launch. why world leaders suspected kim is responsible for that? >> plus, the future of medicine might belong to artificial intelligence. details on how ai is being used to diagnose patients. but first, the man charged with attacking nancy pelosi's husband will not have his case moved out of san francisco. why the judge said can get a fair trial here. these stories and more when we come ba >> longtime oakland residents say gunfire lunds has spiraled out of control kron 4 soon to call reports. just this morning, police responded to 4 homicides. >> just before one, 30 in the morning, 2 people were found shot to death on the 1100 block of 89th avenue in east oakland, oakland, police have not released a motive or what led up to the shootings. brenda grisham has spoken with people connected to the killings and says the victims are a man and a woman is danger is everywhere right you know,

delta's recipe for bigger profits. it can be more thematic for the airline business or travel at large. s to come. he likens the current period to the beginnings of the travel growth story. i'm not sure how much is about the revenge spending on travel as we emerge from the pandemic. consumer spending trend is paying for services and travel rather than goods. >> the airports are just packed. this comes one day after we learned the rate of inflation rose at its slowest pace in more than two years. are we starting to see the impact of cooling inflation? >> it remains to be seen how many folks are declaing victory. we are not that far removed from the highs we have seen. prices are still way above where they were pre-pandemic. the data you mentioned showing less pressure yesterday and then today we got business level inflation data or producer prices coming in below estimates as well. that's the reason why markets are higher generally speaking today. a little more optimism that the inflation story is cooling off. that producer price level came in really, really narrow. if you strip out the e

transportation secretary buttigieg says his department says his department is investigating why delta airlinesed passengers to remain on board the plane four hours during the extreme heat event in vegas on monday buttigieg calling this infuriating and shocking delta is reviewing the event which sent several passengers and flight attendant to a local hospital >>> and shares of digital world are surging ahead of the open. the s.e.c. says it settled fraud charges with the company and ordering it to pay an $18 million fee in the event it executes a final merger to take trump media public if the merger is not completed by january 1st,2025, the s.e.c. will agree to forego the penalty. >> a lot of political developments in d.c. this is another development. silvana, thank you. >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," former morgan stanley asia chair stephen roach is here on if china is seeing a lost year in stocks. >>> we begin with walmart offering what it calls sensory friendly shopping hours. the company says most of the stores will dim lights and have static images every saturday between 8:00 a

airlines, that sector was flying higher earlier in the session. delta in particular had a big morning this morning with their third -- second quarter reporting. delta posted record quarterly earnings thanks to scorching travel demands, ceo ed bast indian is a frequent guest on the show and expects that bookings will be strong for years. he says the airline also -- the picture is so rosie they hiked full year guidance. that report at 6:30 a.m. eastern time and i did the numbers, you can tell obviously there was a lot of expectations now for the rest of the sector. the other airline stocks, don't worry about the red arrows now. this is a big day for delta. this is before banks are kicking off. that's tomorrow. brand new earning season kicks off except for the outlier at delta airlines and the head of the financial results coming out and in the morning, get to the floor show and joined by traders academy ceo scott bower live from the cboe floor and teddy win back-tweisburg -- weisburg e floor of the new york stock exchange. scott, we'll start with you and

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you listen to guys like ed bastian at delta airlines. inuing to grow as you have fuel coming down that's actually the sweet spot right now airline traffic. u.p.s.'s woes is the goods to services transfer. it won't last forever. right now is the time to be investing in airlines. >> this is the complicated debate the federal reserve has i know you've been on air talking about you hope the federal reserve doesn't go too far in raising rates, does it look at a strong commercial air traffic, or does the federal reserve see what's going on with companies like u.p.s., with the trucking industry and fedex and realize it's time to not just skip but to actually pause for an extended period of time >> will have to see the fed minutes after 2:00 p.m. eastern time will give us a lot of insight. the markets may stall ahead of that >>> up next, mike santoli joins us with his "midday word." >> announcer: "grade my trade. the investment company will debate it and grade it ♪ ♪ connecting to opportunity is just part of the hustle. ♪ ♪ opportunity is using d

what is true to delta would be true for every other airline. it has to do with travel leisure as a winner. whether we are talking about booking.com or airbnb or marriott, they all work. probably traded places where people go to have the greatest experience, dining without paying a fortune. i worry the market has been so concerned about potential credit issues that i am not worried. i would rather have draftkings or speak of the devil, any casino when the mgm or las vegas. i have been pushing this hurts for a while. these two stocks are being realized as cheap. of course i would like to include disney into haves, but it needs to buy a sports programming. with actors strike, way too hard right now. it has got an ugly balance sheet. then there are the semis. such a glide. now, they are coming out. i like micron, amd, glamour search, broad calm, and of course, let's hear it, and video. see the theme? next up as homebuilders but if you take mortgage rates up to 7%, it is supposed to slow down, right? no, actually increased this week, this is crazy.

. >> transportation secretary says his department is investigating while passengers on delta airlinelight while temperatures reached 111 degrees on the plane. the flight was cancelled all together. >> you get your nails, hair. you get picked up in a pink corvette and whatever you may need, a body surgery, face surgery, we'll get you as close to your barbie of your dreams. >> a new york plastic surgeon is offering a complete barbie makeover for price of $120,000. dr. fixing said so far only three women have taken him up on the promotion. time for the release of the blockbuster barbie movie. he did sell one additional ken makeover for only $100,000. let's bring in someone youuniqu qualified to talk about this, psychiatrist. i think it's kind of amazing. 120 grand. that's 360 grand. that's 460 grand with ken. he will do fine. the whole idea of getting a whole barbie makeover, what's your take on this? >> i'm not going to point fingers at the surgeon. he's just capitalizing on the latest trend. it's been barbie everything since the movie came out. the problem i have with this is that tre

you're seeing more and more of that broadening out when you get good results from things like delta airline we'll talk about that later. the overarching point that i would make, and this is circling back to your earlier question, yeah, i think we will hit the new all-time high in the next 6 to 12 months before then, though, scott, let's respect the 17% year-to-date rally on the s&p 500. at some point there will be a pullback people have fomo again, fear of missing out. for a guy like me, and you know my positioning, i am not going to sell anything in anticipation of a 5% to 6% pullback that might occur this summer before marching to those new highs. the reason i'm not going to sell anything, and everybody knows my positioning, those cyclicals that are really performing well right now, i think they have a lot of room to run and i don't want to get out of them by being too cute on the flip side, if the faang stocks where i'm underweight comes down, that gives me an opportunity to add so this is a time for a person like me to stay the course i will say this to be helpful to others if you're wo

delta airlined delayed for four hours causing passengers to pass out this is a shock because normallyout from the extreme booze can i get another bag of peanuts you guys are my best friends -- summer travelers are hit with a record number of delays at our nation's airports when flight dos leave the terminal commercial air travel suspect as classy as it used to be. seriously i flew spirit airlines month ago before takeoff he says excuse me ladies and gentlemen if i could get a dollar for something to eat and that was the pilot -- yeah, discount airlines man tickets look cheap but they charge you for everything by time you get on that plane during preflight analysis swipe your mastercard and pull down on oxygen mask it is a nation device for a one time fee. finally good travel news, and australian man who is lost at sea for three months has found alive. >> i just so grateful -- i'm alive, and -- i did really think i would make it. you know, so thank you. thank you so much. >> nice story. you think you would be sick of talking about the ocean after floating around last three months. but

in focus today, the data on jobless claims and earnings from pepsico and delta airlines. >>> google isadding new features to its chat bot, and that is including spoken responses. google is also introducing a few other features, such as the ability to pin and rename conversations, and share responses with your friends and even change the tone and style of responses you get back from bart. interesting stuff. this comes as elon musk is getting into the a.i. game. he just launched a new company called xai, and joining his other companies, tesla, spacex and twitter. musk was an original investor in open a.i. but dropped out in 2018. he said the goal of his company is to understand the true nature of the universe. he plans to share more information on twitter tomorrow. >>> new at 6:00, san francisco leaders are looking to transform parts of u.n. plaza. a pilot program from the recs and parks department will replace bricks to a 68 park. this is for the skating jumps along with the area for chess and ping pong. i love a good game of ping pong. construction is expected to begin in september and

airlines. united, american, delta. up by more than 45% across the board. phenomenal. tom: what is fascinating is wall street is focused on major airlines. i am interested in the other airlines we fly all the time that no one is talking about, including jetblue. i have never been on spirit. jonathan: everything you said was good for shareholders to terrible for consumers, did you notice that? tom: that is steve trent. he sits in the front row. jonathan: coming up shortly, emily roland on the market. constructive, not so much anymore. we will catch up with barry around the opening bell. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com it's an amazing thing when you show generosity of spirit to someone. and you want people to be saved and to have a better life, then you don't stop. we have been able to reach over 100 million peo

. >>> new details emerging about passengers who were stuck on a delta airlines flight in one hundred take off from the las vegas airport, cnn affiliate says these passenger sat on the tarmac for more than four hours. many of them, getting sick from the heat including flight attendants. >> i extremely apologize. i've been on here as long as you've been on here. i don't feel my best at this point, either, everybody on the crew is on the same page with everybody else. >> first responders had to be called, that's how bad it was. at least one passenger was taken out on a stretcher. you hear the desperation in the flight attendant voice, there's the tipoff that something needed to happen, for sure. >> flight attendants do this all the time and this is something they are pushing regulators to regulate. what so interesting, is that delta air lines is not really disputing this, they say they are apologizing directly to customers, compensating them and investigating sack we how hot it got on this flight. it's also interesting that the officials at the airport, at least confirm to us that one p

sweden last month when a rocky refugee burnt the koran authorities in the us are investigating delta airlines. after passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane and extreme heat, the plane was stuck on the tarmac at the las vegas airport for at least 3 hours. passengers said the temperature inside the plane reach 45 degrees celsius and there was no air conditioning. us secretary of transportation people, the judge says his department wants answers. the reports are shocking, and we are investigating. i want to know how it was possible for passengers to be left in triple digit heat on board and airplane for that long. even at normal temperatures, a tarmac delay is not supposed to go is that long. and we have rules about that which were actively enforcing. and this is being investigated right now. new footage has emerged at the moment and explosion ripped through a street in south africa. the blast in johannesburg cause major damage the streets, overturned cars, and created a huge hole in the road. at least one person was killed, dozens more were injured. and those are the headlines on house

. >> delta airlines.executing well cash flow is positive, paying down their debt and raising prices >> josh? >> yeah, yeah, staying lon, jpmorgan i think 145 and above is a breakout level >> joe >> i love amy's call we own vertex, as well another health care company, cooper company they make contact lenses, and frank, i'm very upset. josh does not follow me on threads. this is unacceptable >> this is important information, guys. that will do it for us "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, frank i'll follow you on threads here is what is ahead. the job report showing the labor market may not be slowing fast enough the dow down more than 400 points will we see the same in the june jobs report out tomorrow if the answer is yes, how many more hikes could be ahead, and how are you going to position yourself in the market right now? >>> plus, it's not a new dawn, but maybe all about damage control that's how one of our guests describes

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. >> a delta airlines flight out of las vegas had to be canceled after several people became sick because of the brutal heat. there's no air conditioning on the plane while it was sitting. this happened on monday yesterday after the flight was delayed and passengers were forced to wait for almost 3 hours inside the hart plane. the plane ultimately had to go back to the gate because people are getting sick. at least one passenger a flight attendant were treated for heat related illnesses. also issued a statement apologizing and said it's looking into the exact circumstances that lead for the playing to be sitting out there in that temperature in las vegas. on monday, the temperature reached 108 degrees. >> back here at home, he's already got key to the city. but if he keeps this up, he just might get a street named after him alongside too short in oakland bay area rapper and activist mistah fab is holding his 19th annual backpack giveaway. the event is set for next month. but tonight he's asking for donations and volunteers. the event will be held at linden park, also known as pepsi park i

delta airline says it has a few older planes, narrow-body planes that won't be ready, but they have already adjusted their system and their schedule to account for it. so far they're not the airline posting the delays or the problems. so airlines have known about this for a long time. i guess in terms of passengers, i worry more about their expectations because, remember, just a few months ago the administration announced sweeping new rights for passengers. they said, you're going to have rights for rebooking and rights for hotels and amenities if you get bumped, dumped or stranded, but those rules did not go into place yet. those are only proposed rules and i'm afraid travelers will be expecting a lot more amenities that they have in the past because of this big announcement, you know, a couple of months ago. those rules are just not the law yet. so there are passengers, you know, anybody headed to the airport be it taking someone or a passenger yourself, it could be very difficult if the weather gets bad. >> so we can't control the weather. i mean we will have to deal if there are weather

the department of transportation now launching an investigation into delta airlines after passengersn the tarmac for hours in extreme heat. a fox news field producer was on the flight and this is what she saw. >> you're telling us that we have multiple medical emergencies on the flight. the plane is still cannot get any cooler than it is. it's still hot. and we are sitting on the plane and you are telling us you have a choice to either sit here and get possibly sick, watch all this go down, or not get to your destination for days? >> carley: well, that all happened on monday as temperatures in vegas topped 11. the department of transportation says tarmac delays should never go on that long. particularly in dangerous heat conditions. and now to the women's world cup overnight switzerland shutting down the philippines in their first match securing a 2-0 win. nigeria vs. canada ended in a scoreless draw. nigeria goalie stopping a penalty kick in the final moments and team u.s.a. getting in some practice ahead of tonight's opener against vietnam. watch the u.s. defend their world cup tit

earnings season kicks off thursday and friday, with results from delta airlines, pepsico and the banking giants. >>> apple may be introducing a larger imac, a new design with a 32-inch computer screen. bloomberg reports the new design may not be available until the year 2025, and analysts say this imac will be popular for those who work in creative fields where seeing tiny details are very important. right now the largest 24 inches, although apple once offered a 27 inch version. >>> well, the newest makeup campaign that's getting a lot of attention because larger than life mascara wasn't have been spotted across london and they are interactive. maybelline attached fake eyelashes to buses and trains. >> that's funny. >> maybe it's maybelline. >> the video was posted two days ago and certainly a lot of folks are enjoying it. >> something to talk about. >> kind of cute. we should do that for muni. >>> all right, the owner of a revoked nevada license plate meant to drive away californians is getting a second chance to argue his case. >> the plate in question reads -- well, it says gobk2ca. t

try it for free at freestylelibre.us >>> new this morning, delta airlines says two of its pilots have states in under 48 hours. captains berry benefield and aaron wilson say they stopped in all 48 contiguous states in 48 hours and 7 minutes. that still has to be confirmed by the guinness world records. >> the two military veterans say the reason for the world record attempt was to inspire future pilots and raise money for the veterans airlift command, which provides free private air travel for combat injured veterans. that's great. the pilots have raised more than $30,000 for the organization. >>> and here's something for you adventurous eaters. a restaurant in san francisco has added lab-grown meat to its menu. >> lar kren is the name of that restaurant ands is now made from chicken made from cultivated animal salads. >> the cultivated chicken temp you tempura will be garnished with edible greens and flowers. this is the only meat that is sold at the restaurant. >> i'm going to ask you -- >> would i eat it? >> eventually. i'm not going to be the first one in line for the bunsen burne

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says his department is investigating why passengers on a delta airlinesard enduring extreme heat for hours on a tarmac. a fox news producer was on that flight and she reported temperatures reaching 111 degrees inside the plane and many passengers becoming ilg. that flight was eventually canceled. up next, bret baier on the vast network used by russia and iran to evade international sanctions. as we go to break, legendary singer tony bennett has died. he has been called the last of the great saloon singers of the 20th century. he released more than 70 albums earning 19 competitive grammy awards. publicist says he died in his hometown of new york. no specific cause given. he had been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease in 2016. tony bennett was 96 ♪ i left my heart ♪ in san francisco ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and know

markets to open this morning, are 86% jump in earnings, what amazing really amazing quarter for delta airlinesthis morning i got to say travel forecast, the prices, the capacity the load factors all things markers in earnings report for airline, all just maybe blew out the quarter, so i think, people are spending people are getting on planes, they are renting airbnb going, to hotels that travel boom is alive and well, i don't think saving as much more than i think charging off credit cards but people are still spending. >> why you are seeing inflation in the services sector of this economy, kevin what about about that part of strengthen consumer is jobs numbers we continue to see growth in jobs o even though last jobs' report was slow, and lower than the month before, and has been coming down, it is still triple-digit gains in jobs. >> yeah, that is right key factor as mentioned that normally when economy starts to show weakness people get worried oh, maybe i am going to lose my job then cut back on buying new cars buying new stuff going to fancy restaurants to build up a buffer stock of savin

>> delta airlines is our favorite one.the loyalty and cobranded card revenue has been requested and is continuing to move in the right direction. >> stephen, thank you. >> pleasure. >>> coming up, vader media cofounder joins us to talk about more. and transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins us to talk infrastructure spending, coming ghba. what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. >>> ♪ >> welcome back to squawk box. futures right now continue to be in the green. it is almost, perhaps, ready to turn positive. one more big bank will report this morning. we are expecting citigroup results in the 8:00 a.m. hour. >>> space x reached a $150 million evaluation after investors agreed to sell millions in stock. it w

apparently delta airlines have 200 planes that have not been retrofitted, the rest have been and they'relying into places like new york where there is bad weather. >> we lost a pie lots because of the covid mandates. to pete buttigieg couple things he can do dstopping us take off shoes. they can use working dogs where i was at an airport where they had really long lines and they couldn't deal witness they brought in the dogs to sniff us and let us all through. and he can promise to never make us do mask theater again when we are traveling. there are things can he do to make traveling better but he's just not an expert in transportation, shouldn't have a job. >> steve: we just want planes to go places when they say they're going to go. >> a little bit on time. >> steve: we will keep you posted what's going on at the airports because we know a lot of people are traveling today even though it's not a holiday. >> that's right. >> steve: still ahead police are investing several explosions at businesses in our nation's capitol. you won't believe the story, the weekend holiday violence reported

>> stay with delta airlines, sister >> courtney? >> va.ith the dollar weakening here. >> karen >> yes cvs. i think this one has bottomed. very low p/e still lots of upside >> dan >> if you're not one of these people, the meme stock traders, i wouldn't be chasing this carvana. >> by the way, carvana ceo interview with jim cramer coming up at the top of the hour. that does it for us on "fast money. thanks for watching. stay tuned "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >>> hey, i am cramer and welcome to mad money. my job is not just to explain but to entertain, to teach, and do it all. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc . now that wall street realizes that we are in a bull market,