was coming in from boise, idaho and there were only two flights into san jose from boise, one alaska airlines one southwest airlines. we thought she was coming on southwest a little later, but she came in on alaska airlines. we waited for her at the exit, as you come out of the secure area of the terminal b here at sjc. then there she is in the wheelchair. the picture was given to us by a passenger. he wanted to remain anonymous, but then she did not come the way normal passengers exit the terminal. the deputies took her out a different route and so we were left just with these pictures. >> damian, i have to ask about the woman that you encountered at the airport. she identified herself as a parent who said her child is a victim. i'm sure she had a lot to say. what did she tell you? >> well, she said she was there to actually scream at this suspect, to yell at her because she felt that she was -- her and a lot of other parents were deceived, coerced by her to let their children come to her house because they were having teenage parties that were innocent and what not. she also told me she hop

that's a huge key to it. >> ben, you have huge exposure to alaska, hence the name alaska airlines andou also have huge exposure to california, basically up and down that coast. alaska is getting hit by covid-19, a surge in cases up there. california has the mask mandates, which has, for some people down there said, look, tourism is not where it should be how are you managing those two areas, and how much of that is weighing on your business? >> you know, so far what we're seeing is some impact, of course, the delta variant has weighed on our results pretty much for september we're seeing some impact in october. we're starting to see a shift here right now in the last two weeks, we're seeing bookings strengthen, what we said for the fourth quarter is that we hope to be break-even to slightly positive as we end the quarter so we're starting to see this delta variant get into the rear-view mirror, and we're starting to see some positive traction >> ben, are you concerned about staffing shortages and i bring this up because the wichita airport said that you guys were cutting back some of

travel to chicago, home of united airlines and in the last few days we've seen southwest, jetblue, alaska airlines announced new requirements for their employees. vaccination requirements work and the data shows that each day. monday new york city reported 96% of roughly 140,000 school employees had at least their first shot by the deadline so from the u.s. military to colleges and universities to healthcare employers and now the largest school district in the nation we've seen that the requirements work to increase vaccination rates. third, booster shots. we are working with states, tribes, territories, doctors and other providers to get booster out. the department of veterans affairs iset reaching out to 700,000 veterans currently eligible. in states including connecticut, new hampshire, indiana, minnesota, wisconsin, idaho and washington are leveraging support for the federal government to reach underserved communities including vaccination centers and meeting people where they are. this work is paying off. we estimate 4 million americans have nows rolled up their slees and have gotten the boos

so far, american, alaska airlines, jetblue, they are following united in requiring employee vaccines. >>> covid shots, flu shots, childhood vaccines, can all be a literal pain to get it as kpix shows us a stanford professor is working toward a pain-free and needle free solution . >> for james, vaccines come with anxiety. >> i'm not too fond of them . >> according to the cbc, as many as 25% of adults have a fear of needles, some so severe it prevents him from getting vaccines but one day, needles at least once ways to may not be necessary . >> it's pain and anxiety free . >> dr. simone is working with researchers at the university of north carolina on a tiny patch that can vaccines when applied to the skin . >> our approach was to 3b print the needles . >> the microneedles on the patch are so small they can hardly be felt, dr. simone says not only is the patch painless, it's also more effective than traditional shots. >> we have 100,000 times more of the target immune cells in the dermis of our skin , then we do in our muscles . >> that means each person would require a smaller amount

are donating more than 20,000 tickets to afghan evacuees, united, delta, american, jetblue, and alaska airlines are contributing lights, boeing, frontier airlines, air canada, trip advisor are helping. miles for migrants is coordinating the effort. a >>> starting in january, cruises will no longer have to follow cdc rules tied to the pandemic as in the new year the rules will become recommendations. cruises have been under a no sale order until late last year when that was replaced with a conditional order, those conditions mentorships could only set sail at 95% of passengers were vaccinated. >>> there is working from home, how about working from space? blue origin is part of a new venture called orbital reef, described as a low orbit space station to be used as a mixed- use business park. it is aimed at research, industrial, international, and commercial customers, the team includes boeing, sierra space, and some universities which plan to have the facility up and running by 2030. >>> the founder of the shape or company spanx is now sharing the wealth , sara blakely just sold a majority stake

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caroline: american airlines, jetblue, alaska airlines last week. detla has not decided yet.y has been looking as a cost issue. romaine: another interesting was jp morgan, basically saying they are going to ban business travel for their employees who are unvaccinated. sonali: it is truly interesting. different rules have to apply to different people. there is big hesitance among some employers to put in that mandate. romaine: wasn't this, a a lot of people talked about when biden made that big announcement, the idea is this puts pressure on the companies and maybe the companies could do with government was afraid to do. sonali: it was a biden announcement but also the fda announcement. we knew this was coming. but you still see reticence among employers to truly make this required many are making it required to come in. caroline: ken griffin earlier talking about how they have 90% of citadel employees. they do not want to have an exception for religion. we will see how the rest of the airlines react. sonali: for southwest if you have a religious, medical or disability, you ca

according to "the wall street journal," american airlines, alaska airlines and jetblue will announce new vaccine requirements on friday it comes after joe biden signed a letter mandating that employees of government contractors to get vaccinated. >>> this as the vaccine deadline for unvaccinated school workers in new york city has passed. here's nbc's lindsey riser >> reporter: schools in new york city like this one are bracing for who may or may not show up today. one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the country goes into effect. connecticut demanding all state workers ge to weekly testing, or face suspension >> i'm concerned about making sure we're well prepared if there is another delta i'm concerned about making sure we keep our schools open and our economy going. >> reporter: the governor preparing the national guard to step in, if necessary. the health commissioner hoping that won't be the case >> we are looking at really having so many of our people vaccinated that that will not be necessary. but at this point, things are still being tabulated. >> reporter: in new york cit

alaska airlines. hopefully arrive in nome, not dry.more than happy to take you in the gear to southern you know, maybe, maybe fallen rescue it was read charlotte, make it. i mean, it's been done all right. yeah. go tomorrow of coverage throughout the day. 3, 5, 6, and then post game. and then again on tuesday. so hopefully i come back on wednesday morning with a giants 2 giants victory than the c series being over at like the sound of that yet. jason, thank you. i like this one from wants to go with goes well, just go nuts with some other food from now on. >> southern california. that does it for us here at 6, just oc back live. prime-time event. ... ♪♪ dr. david jeremiah: are we living in the end times? there may have never been another time in history when end times prophecy has been more aligned with the culture and circumstances of the world than it is today. i believe there are ten phenomenon we are witnessing today that were recorded centuries ago in bible prophecy.

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anyone who gets a shot will have a chance to win alaska airlines travel vouchers. kids as young as 11 11 11 11 111 1 their shot as early as wednesday. cdc advisors will meet and decide whether to recommend it for the youngest age group. >> the vaccine has undergone strict evaluation to ensure safety effectiveness. this was reviewed by the fda. liz: pfizer is already shipping out doses to vaccination sites. lisa: you mentioned the drizzle it is confined to parts of the bay area. there is a weak systemtem brought us some pretty consistent missed. we are looking at a very fall like afternoon. liz: ahead we are hearinge hearg the mother of the man killed while trying to rob a former police captain. why she is criticizing the former officers decision to open fire. want more from your vitamins? at nature's bounty, we give you more. more immune support. with the only vitamin c that lasts 24 hours. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solutions backed by rigorous

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american airlines, alaska airlines and jetblue are the latest. united, hawaii and frontier already have the vaccinated employees. we now know where the journal got the information about facebook, and it was a whistle-blower that revealed herself on "60 minutes" last night. she worked as a product manager on facebook, and gave thousands of internal documents to the securities exchange commission and "the wall street journal." the reporter that broke the story said facebook is in disarray after the leaked documents. >> facebook has realized if they change the algorithm to be safer, people will spend less time on the site and click on less ads and they make less money. >> we heard they actually have taken all of their researchers and basically blamed them for this. it's a very weird mentality over there. they have been throwing those people under the bus, the people they asked to understand the platform's role in the world, and that's a very aggressive thing for them. >> coming up at 5:30, we will make time to hear more from the whistle-blower. a qu

american, jet blue and alaska airlines says workers have to get vaccinated by september.since covid began. the number of unruly passengers has risen, with many issues surrounding mask violations. a union representative for flight attendants says they are calling on airlines to crackdown. >> a jeopardy champion coming back again. will the winning streak continue? >> you are jeopardy champion, with a 30 day running total of over $1 million and now you have the most -- the second most consecutive wins in jeopardy history. congratulations. >> he has surpassed james told hauer for second most consecutive wins. he is only trailing behind ken jennings, who was on the show for 74 consecutive wins. he talked about his winning strategy on good morning america. >> your response is, even if it is a person, you don't say who is, you say what is. why? >> this is the first time i performed in front of an audience of more than three people in my life. i would have crippling stage fright, forget my name, everything. i did not want to think about things if i did i have to. i knew that acco

the first 200 people vaccinated will be entered into a raffle for four alaska airlines vouchers. >>>marin county will be the first bay area county to stop requiring indoor masking in almost all public indoor spaces. and contra costa will follow that when it slightly loosens the requirements. the vaccination requirements will kick in for san francisco employees, and some of the less frequented lines for muni could be temporarily suspended because of a worker shortage. >>> coming up, we will take you to washington, d.c. with our weekly interview with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." >>> welcome back. it's time for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." always good to see you. joe biden is overseas for the g20 summit, and obviously having problems back at home getting his agenda passed. are you able to kind of bullet point what is staying and what is going right now? >> i think the two biggest ways of saying what is staying, climate investments are staying, and things having to do with child care

two other carriers, american and alaska airlines recently announced similar rules. meanwhile, u.s. ted airlines says it's banned 700 passengers over their behavior in the pandemic. delta airlines, the number is even higher, around 1600. as those companies move to protect their employees and passengers an artist in the u.s. is working to remember the lives in covid-19. in america remember it is a project that overtook the national mall in washington and has taken on a life of its own. cnn's dana bash has the story. >> reporter: it's hard to capture it on camera. it's hard to capture it on your eyes when you're here because it's so vast. it goes down to -- >> to the world war ii memorial. >> reporter: suzanne furstenberg is the artist behind in america remember. each flag represents an american life lost to covid-19. >> when i bought flags in june, i bought 630,000. i thought never would we use that many. i've reordered twice. >> reporter: visitors come by not just to observe but to participate. volunteers write dedications for loved ones submitted online. >> one flag, it was a 99-yea

american, united, jetblue and alaska airlines have all announced similar requirements. at leaves delta airlines as the only major u.s. carrier without a vaccine mandate. but the company insists its voluntary approach is working. unvaccinated delta workers face mask mandates, testing and starting next month, higher health insurance costs. >>> still ahead right here on cnn, making history? his home state, nascar driver bubba wallace has accomplished something that hasn't been done in six decades. we'll have that and much more in our minute in sports. that's next. so, i started listening to audible about two years ago. a friend of mine recommended a book to me, and i got hooked really fast. and then it kind of just beca a lifestyle after that. i've found new authors. i've found new interests. i've found all of these wonderful thin. audible has al the entertainment you love. text lten10 to 500500 to get thirty days free. i like thrillers, true crime podcasts, news podcasts... science fiction, space dramas... a lot of classics. i listen almost exclusively to the audible origi

anyone who gets a shot will get a chance to win alaska airlines travel vouchers. nd cancellations this weekend. this is video of long lines of passengers stranded at the carrier's miami hub. more than 500 flights were canceled yesterday at, around 300 flights delayed. the airline has already canceled more than 700 flights today, 7:45's schedule. american says short staffing of flight crews are affecting its operation. they expect things to improve tomorrow, when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal-rights activists gathered outside the in-n-out in san francisco. reivoach t p their point across. ♪ they kicked off the protest with a game of red light, green light. they also created a giant version of the doll from the show. protesters are accusing in-n-out from continuing to get beef supply from a processing facility accused of killing cows inhumanely. protesters want an end to factory farms in california. still ahead, it is halloween. if you are wanting a spine chilling experience, look no further. san francisco ghost tours the most haunted spots in the

he flew for alaska airlines. and he became the chief technical pilot for the 737. the max. >> boeing released to our committee instant messages and emails from mark forkner and some of his colleagues. in one of these emails that mark forkner sent out, he says, "i want to stress the importance of holding firm that there will not be any type of simulator training required to transition to max." and he said, "boeing will not allow that to happen." >> he was this key liaison between the company and the f.a.a. >> he was the person who personally emailed the f.a.a. asking for mcas to be removed from the pilot manual. that was an important piece of this because we understood that the f.a.a. really didn't know that mcas became more powerful. >> he was speaking, absolutely, on behalf of the company-- this was not some low level employee. and he was asking for something that was really quite substantial: that a new piece of software that made the plane behave in ways that it previously hadn't, be concealed from the pilots. this is where the commercial pressures from the exec

jet blue and alaska airlines recently told their employees they will be required to get vaccinated ande the first major carrier to require its 67,000 employees to get vaccinated. but still it is seemingly some confusion over the holidays and what exactly that means. >> are we all getting together or not. >> we are getting together. >> i don't know about everybody else, but we are vaccinated and we are. >> fantastic. jason carroll, thank you. >>> well melania trump's former chief of staff said she's terrified of a2024 run and a potential timing about when his potential announcement could come. that is next. >> and a quick programming note. on an all new season of "this is life", lisa ling has historical events that changed america but rarely found in history books. catch the season premiere of "this is life with lisa ling" on sunday at 10:00 p.m. only on cnn. now we've created a brand-w way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates y

anyone 12 and older will be eligible and everyone who gets a shot will win a chance to win alaska airlinesravel vouchers. children 5-11 could get their shot as soon as wednesday. on friday the f.d.a. granted emergency use authorization for that age group to be eligible for the pfizer vaccine and on tuesday c.d.c. advisers will meet to discuss the vaccine and decide whether to recommend it for the youngest age group yet. for 5-11-year-olds the vaccine will be given in two shots at one third the dose that adults will receive. >> the vaccine has undergone strict evaluation to ensure safety and effectiveness. this was reviewed independently by a panel of experts along with the f.d.a.. >> pfizer is already shipping out 15 million doses to medical centers and vaccination sites. vice president harris kamala harris received her covid booster shot. she got a third dose of the moderna vaccine yesterday. she was eligible because she frequently travels and interacts with a wide range of people as part of her official duties. let's get a check oulevaons in bay picked up a couple hundredths around the h

. >> alaska airlines. not yet not southwest it and come through for us this weekend.r a lot of folks going to go jason things. we had to washington, dc tonight where democrats continue to negotiate within their own party. >> on the future of the president's 3.5 trillion dollars spending bill. >> republicans criticize democrats for not involving the gop in these talks to possibly develop a bipartisan solution. washington correspondent basil john reports on what lawmakers are saying before they return to capitol hill this week. >> good evening. democrats continue to negotiate within their party to make the president's goal a reality as republicans are kept out of talks. the biden administration says it's doing all it can to bring democrats together. >> we're working in talking with members of congress, us treasury secretary janet yellen told abc's this week, these negotiations are necessary. this is historic opportunity that we have to invest in these could in this country. that investment is stuck in congress progressive house democrats say they won't vote for a bipart

by the way, it's alaska airlines instead of delta, but these are part of the cyclicals. ays although the airlines have been prolific in updating us on how demand is going. there is a slight uptick in demand i will listen to what delta says to see if they confirm that, but it's likely with what we're seeing in the delta surge. as far as financials go, this is asurge as far as the financials go, i mean it is a macro picture i do own individual stocks, but the macro picture is interest rates higher, yield curves steeper, loan losses down, share b buy backs up it is a powerful elixir for the financials >> i knew it was alaska but i read delta anyway. >> i know you know >> i do. pete owns delta. save me. >> i do own delta. i own it in the form of calls though part of that rationale is we have seen unusual activity coming to various names, we have seen it in jets as well, the etf. of those names i think delta has really good promise. they're all struggling from one perspective though, jimmy, and we both know that, the business class or the business traveler that still has not c

anyway, how does the union feel about these new mandates from american, alaska airlines, and jetblue?we have been receiving communications from our members that they really want these mandates because they know what coronavirus has done to our lives. we've lost friends and flying partners. we have lost people who are close to us in our homes. our jobs have been threatened. the only way we're going to get back to any kind of freedom is if we can put this pandemic in the rearview mirror. people are concerned about continuing to go to work after the rise of the delta variant. we're seeing greater hospitalizations of children. i've had members calling me saying they have neighbors whose 4-year-old child has just died. people are really concerned about this. they want to make sure we are as safe as possible as work and that we're doing everything we can to put this behind us. now, the union has the responsibility to negotiate with the companies for implementation. and we need to make sure that any accommodations that are in place are done in a fair way. we're doing all of that. but with ea

see rising fuel prices, we wonder if they'll hit the carrier next quarter we will speak with alaska airlines

administer the pfizer and j&j vaccines paid everyone who gets a shot there will get a chance to win alaska airlinesr-treat forecast with lisa argen. lisa: we are not quite done with on-and-off rain shower activity. in san jose, sunshine. it is pretty nice. over into oakland, richmond, the north bay, it has been misty, drizzly, with even on-and-off light rain. temperatures in the 60's this afternoon. the trend will be for drier skies as we go through the morning and afternoon hours. with this system, we are looking at temperatures of 4 10 9 degrees cooler in our east bay. in the afternoon, a mix of clouds and sun. what payment this morning with light returns. the accuweather 7 day forecast calls for a level one system to arrive tomorrow, just in time for perhaps the late morning commute and another chance of rain thursday. liz: in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' a

over the past week, we have seen american, southwest, alaska, jetblue airlines, all announced requirements. they are stepping up. mayor lightfoot, governor pritzker required vaccinations for state and city workers, health care workers, and teachers. jack leven has called for all members of the chamber to require vaccinations for their employees, going back to work in person. i came back here to thank this company for doing the right in. today, he is announcing it's going to require all employees to be fully vaccinated or test once a week. it matters. i know these decisions are not easy. but you are setting the example, a powerful example. the second thing i would like to say, today's report shows that vaccination requirements are good for the economy. not only an increase in vaccination rates, but to help some people back to work. back to work. you know, when i first started the vaccination program, vaccine enough for everyone, vaccinating 3 million people a day, we are getting close before things begin to slow down. the economy is growing at leaps and bounds. in fact, increased vaccinatio

skywest operates regional jet flights for united american delta and alaska airlines, primarily in thest says the technical issues were fixed last night and expects to resume normal operations soon. pilot unions for american and southwest are warning their members to stop talking about vaccine mandates in the cockpit. this after an increase in reports to the faa about pilot distractions related to discussions about those new rules, the airlines have said an employee vaccination deadline of november 24th in order to comply with the president's executive order that companies with over 100 employees get their workforce vaccinated. today dozens of current and former american airline employees gathered at the company's headquarters in fort worth to protest that executive order. protesters chanted and held signs while describing the president's order is unfair in a breach of their freedom. this protest coming just weeks after most major carriers confirmed they will follow the president's order and require their workers to get the covid-19 vaccine. airline workers are classified as government

phil lebeau has the details to know about the airlines. >> let's start with alaska airlines posted aected at $1.47 a share didn't really do anything after posting that profit. talking to the ceo he said the staffing shortages around the country and with them it's not impacting them or causing them to reduce flights. they are gradually adding capacity in the fourth quarter into next year southwest airlines posted a loss but still better than expected ceo said cancelations, surge a week and a half ago, cost $75 million. they believe that they have rectified the situation and will be in a better position with adding flights and dealing with the pandemic finally american airlines with a q3 loss better than many execed. smaller than expected loss and talking to doug parker this morning he said the key to profitability is corporate travel. >> i have to be careful but what i know is once business travel comes back and you will you will see a return to profitability. >> and there you have american airlines doug parker told us that he believes that the justice department is wrong when it come

american airlines, jetblue, and alaska are now joining united airlines in mandating vaccines for workers. 55% of americans are now fully vaccinated, but the summer surge among the unvaccinated has fueled record deaths with the south hardest hit by the delta variant. mississippi, louisiana, alabama, and florida all saw spikes in infections and deaths. today, alaska is the nation's hot spot with the highest number of new cases and deaths per capita. >> the hospital is full, and the caregivers are exhausted and overwhelmed. >> reporter: california, where 70% of those eligible are vaccinated, has now joined a growing list of states now enforcing vaccinate mandates for healthcare workers. but there are fears these requirements could worsen staff shortages, with workers quitting or getting fired. >> i just felt the loyalty was gone, it was lost. after everything i did as a nurse throughout the whole year, during the pandemic, i just felt betrayed. >> reporter: the overwhelming majority of people hospitalized with covid are unvaccinated, and while booster shots are available for the most vulner

alaska airlines is the latest to tell all of its employees they have to get vaccinated.esident biden's vaccine mandate applies to them. they also say that other major airlines will be impacted by the mandate, but as of now united is the only other airline requiring its employees to get vaccinated. in fact, it just started this week firing employees who have refused to vaccine. so far, 320 of them are being shown the door, that's down from around 600 earlier this week. several employees since then have uploaded their vaccine card. meanwhile, the pilots union for american and southwest airlines are warning of major operational problems if the vaccine mandate from the president is put into place during the busy holiday travel season. in a note to the white house as well as several lawmakers, the union representing pilots for american airlines said airlines generate a substantial portion of their annual revenue during the holidays, our nations airline and the traveling public cannot afford significant service disruptions due to labor shortages. meanwhile, senator dianne fein

. >> reporter: some of the nation's largest airlines following suit friday. american, alaska, and jetblue all join united airlines in requiring vaccines for their employees. meanwhile, more promising news on the horizon with a new anti-viral pill that could reduce the risk of hospitalization and death by 50% among covid patients drugmaker merck says it's on pace to submit the drug for emergency use authorization as soon as possible >> this is a profound game changer to have an oral pill that had this kind of effect >> how soon can we see the approval process get going? >> reporter: jose, health officials hope to take action the next several weeks. once that emergency use application comes through, we should also note there are other companies with similar pills in the pipeline jose >> kathy park in massachusetts. thank you. >>> and communities across the country there have been raging debates over masks in schools. many questioning the danger covid poses to children others questioning the effectiveness of masks. now we have our first comprehensive study of whether masks work

jobs, look at the bigger story, that over the past week we've seen american, southwest, alaska, jetblue airlinesnounce requirements. >> tucker: yeah, there have been mass firings, the president said, but when you see reports of mass firings of law-abiding american citizens, joe biden told us, what you're really seeing his progress. you should celebrate. think about that. no american president has ever made a statement like that, cheering the firing of law-abiding americans in the multitudes. but joe biden did, he didn't even pause, he says things like that regularly. now, that's fine if you are on joe biden's side apparently. but what if joe biden was talking about you? what if he was talking about your livelihood, your career, the future of your family, how would you feel? we should consider that. because these are americans he's talking about. and as we do consider that, think about what happened to air travel in america over the weekend. southwest airlines, you may have read this, one of our biggest carriers, all but shut down on saturday and sunday. the airline canceled thousands of flights

our metrics are there, i'll get to that next and alaska airlines magazine. this has all changed due to the pandemic. very few people going into printnow . we are rolling out a new qr code program aswell as beating up our content . nextslide please . so our marketing publication covers both landside, clean and safe operations are limited to the landside due to the plan developed for the portside cvd and labor agreements at the port of san francisco has. our consumer facing website we have245,000 last year .that website is, the new website platform launched may 28, 2020. so it's excuse me, 2021. haven't launched yet, sorry. facebook live is 51,000. projected media reach, these numbers are actually third-party recording so our reaches about 8 million people due to fisherman'swork brand every year. next slide please . our annual event, fourth of july fleet week, 2019 we did the wharf fest and created music. it was a lot of fun. supervisor peskin was one of the chowder judges house and out invites everyone riprap wheel, kind of work and the boat parade round out

skywest partners with delta, alaska and united airlines.everal hundred flights. skywest says they have that fixed the issue but more than 200 flights get willed for today were cancel. southwest airlines says the four day meltdown that prompted 2000 flight cancellations cost them $75 million. dallas-based southwest says it expects to take a $100 million hit in the fourth quarter. the lingering effects of the delta variant to surge have left many people leery about travel. >> let's talk about your weekend. there is no reason for you to stay inside the house even with the weather. >> really? i like to be inside the house on a rainy day. >> the alame the alame off this weekend. live concerts are back at ed :00 p.m. nightly. favorites like pig races will be returning and so will all that fried, cheesy food. the fare is operating under 20 safety protocols and will have tohl hand. -- will have touchless payment options on hand. every walk to end alzheimer's is filled with flowers, carried by someone dedicated to defeating the disease. how about wi

which airline, understandably so, that you fly for but united, american, southwest, jet blue, alaska airlinenate. are they going to terminate have they told you you'll get fired if you don't get the vaccination? >> yeah, we've heard that it's going to be termination, and i've heard from fellow pilots all over from all airlines and it's a lot of us are facing the same situation, but this goes far beyond the pilots, because it's not just airline pilots. sure, there's airline pilots speaking out and you're seeing it in the forefront of news but it's the flight attendants, the ground personnel, everyone who works for these major airline corporations, and it goes far beyond that. we're talking department of homeland security is faced with these issues and the customs and border patrol, air traffic controllers, teacher, rental car employees, truckers, healthcare workers, the list goes on and on and on. you know, it's every corporation or company that has over 100 employees and some people may have thought like hey i'm going to slip through, i don't work for one of these companies. i may or may not

for the past week we've seen american, southwest, alaska, jetblue airlines all announce requirements. as i said, the mayor lightfoot, governor pritzker requiring vaccination of state and city workers, health care workers, and teachers. chicagoland chamber of commerce, jack lemon who is here, has called for all members of his -- of the chamber to require vaccinations for their employees going back to work in person. and i came here to thank this company for doing the right thing. today clayco is announcing it is going to require all employees to be fully vaccinated or test once a week. it matters. i know these decisions aren't easy. but you're setting an example and a powerful example. second thing i'd like to say, today's report shows that vaccination requirements are good for the economy. not only increase in vaccination rates but to help send people back to work. back to work. when i first started the vaccination program and we got the vaccine for everyone, vaccin vaccinating 3 million people a day, getting very close before things began to slow down, the economy is growing leaps an

we saw jetblue, alaska and american airlines step up with their own requirements. these actions represent a significant share of our nation air travel. i wanted to note that the usda announcement today, sec. vilsack spoke about our efforts to address competition a few weeks ago. talked about how the pandemic revealed vulnerabilities in our food system, including a consolidation in processing capacity. , leading to the increase in prices as people go to the grocery store and try to buy other products to feed their families. we know farmers are losing money. consumers are paying more. we need more competition, and we can do that i helping small and midsized farmers. the more processing capacity we have, the more competition there is for farmers. consumers will get fair prices, too. the department of agriculture is announcing the food chain supply guarantee program, using rescue funds to leverage millions in loan guarantees to expand capacity and address bottlenecks in supply more broadly. today's announcement adds a new commitment to the $500 million previously annou

early this morning, alaska airlines in better, they expect added a justed loss of 23 cents a share. ng in better than expected. not surprise all of the airlines saw a bit of a bump in terms of bookings in september. we're going to be talking with doug parker, ceo of american airlines coming up in a half hour we will talk not only about the thinks, more importantly, what's in the outlook especially as we head into the holiday travel season and into 2022, there is a northeast alliance and the situation going on with the department of justice. a lot of things to discuss, doug parker that's coming up shortly once again, american reporting better-than-expected results for the third quarter. a smaller than expected loss guys, becky. >> all of them expected numbers, all of them still reporting losses the question is when the turns around >> right >> because this has been a hard road for all of them when does it kind of get back to flip the switch where things are actually profitable again? this is going to be a very interesting interview, really looking forward to it. in terms of how all of

american airlines, alaska air, southwest reported earnings today.the third quarter. we know last week or two weeks ago, delta swung back to profitability. according to our countdown closer one of these names will face more turbulence. david hardin, tell me that it is southwest, but something you see would make this is a more tush lent atmosphere for luv? >> i think the biggest thing we're talking about here is perception in minds of travelers. if you need to be at a wedding in charleston, south carolina this weekend, do you fly southwest and miss your wedding? the answer is, no. people start to think if you start to think of an airline and tie it to cancellations, that has a rippling effect. that 75 million they announced they lost. it has rippling effect into the future. this is a stock where we see short term struggles. we see volatility ahead, compared to the other stocks in the industry. we know the industry is still struggling. we know business travel is weak. so they're having their things. we're glad to see them come back to profitability but

american airlines, jet blue and alaska all announcing vaccine mandates for their workers today. following united and southwest. >>> also tonight, as the u.s. passed 700,000 total coronavirus deaths the drugmaker says it is experimental pill for covid-19 patients reduced deaths and hospitalizations by half. the company is racing to file an emergency use authorization with the fda and if it is approved it could be the first pill shown to treat covid-19. still ahead, the city reversing course on a vaccine mandate. tonight, we get answers from the mayor about the last-minute deal to prevent an understaffed police department from losing dozens of officers. >>> plus, are you tired of hearing about all of these sideshows in san jose? we tracked down the guy who is being sued for organizing dozens of them. >> are you the guy who is organizing all of the sideshows? >>> and unlocking the secrets of >>> 100 police officers at risk of losing their jobs. now the city is reversing course and striking a deal. kpix5 got answers from both sides. >> reporter: today, october 1st, was supposed to b

we want to see strength in service and resilience there so we're focused on the airlines, american, alaska, united all reporting this week and certainly we're continuing to watch real estate and financials as they are such a large portion of seeing i momentum right now. charles: gary, nicole, thank you very much. i have no idea what i'm having for dinner tonight, i really don't. i would like to bring in market analyst, andrew thrasher, a technician, one of the best technicians out there. andrew, i was impressed with two things last week. the s&p 500 stopped the ugly side, tumbling into the close and rebounding above the 50-day and market breadth got better, and you sense the trepidation but will it start easing a little bit? >> i agree you were looking for i wanted to see, breadth improve and growth levels respected by buyers, the 50-day moving average one focal points. i wrote over the weekend, no matter what breadth data you looked at it was encouraging. 200 day highs. average draw down was getting concerning and we want to see that back in single digits. we got that back in last week. 1

three airline stocks today, all set to report quarterly results, american airlines, southwest airline and alaska air this after delta and united both reported better than expected results with delta actually posting a profit scott kirby also telling cnbc yesterday he believes the industry has bottomed out. joining us is sheila, jeffrey's aerospace and defense analyst. thank you for joining us here today. we have a little bit of information so far from some of the airlines that you cover, including united we saw a surprise profit there from delta what do you like so far about what you've heard from these two and what might it portend for what we are yet to hear today? >> so we did see a surprise profit out of delta and united these companies preannounce so their revenues are known they're 30% below 2019 levels give or take on the average for the group. what we saw from united is shifting the conversation from cost to capacity so one of the headwinds for the airlines in q 4 is fuel cost fuel is up 80% year-to-date. you're basically at 2018 levels even though revenues are 30, 40% below prior peaks.

major airlines are also out with results we'll hear from united airlines, southwest, american airline, and alaskast earnings in a surprise to many, apple announced an event focused on mac books and air pods on monday housing starts for september out on tuesday existing home sales tuesday. will prices start to cool off? >>> fed fib facebook brings a check on economic conditions on wednesday. and wework is finally going public the beleaguered company will debut on the new york stock exchange thursday. the deal values wework at around $9 billion, a steep drop from the $47 billion witas worth just two years ago that's your friday fast forward. he breathes... he kills.... [ screams ] he dies, tonight. >>> let's catch you up on a few other stories that should be on your radar this friday it's time for a special futures of fast friday what climate change means for the economy and taking a strip down the snack aisle joins me now, danielle shea. gina sanchez, and christina parts rounds things outs great to have you all here first up, the future of-s and theaters morgan stanley says everything has changed

providing abortions on select flights. [ laughter ] american, southwest, united, jetblue, alaska -- most of the major airlinese mandates. the only big one that i know that doesn't have it is delta. which is nuts. if any airline should have a vaccine mandate, it's the one named after the variant. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] they're doing an interesting thing in louisiana. they're giving out vaccines at the zoo, to animals. the audubon zoo in new orleans has begun to vaccinate monkeys and will soon be administering doses to tigers and otters too. i would have loved to be at the meeting where the zookeepers divvy up who vaccinates which. "dave, you're going to do the otters, and steve, you're on gorillas." [ laughter ] but it's funny that this is happening in a state that has one of the lowest rates of vaccinated humans. it's almost like they gave up and were like, i guess we give them to the monkeys. i don't know. [ laughter ] and while covid rates are down here in the u.s., health experts say cold weather could ramp things up again as people move indoors. with the holidays coming, we will once again h