well our companion fare is just $99 with the alaska airlines visa card, to anywhere alaska airlines flies. with no blackout dates? yes, so your friend can come along with you! next time you're the legs! where did he come from? ♪ ♪ we care a lot ♪ >>> big warrior news. he is expected to return to the team as soon as in the next 24 hours. he has missed 22 consecutive games attending to a family matter. it is unclear if he will play in the team's final three regular-season games. >>> we go back to 1988. michael jordan took flight at the all-star game and won the slam dunk contest. it was one of the most iconic moments that caught everybody's attention. including a young chris tucker. >> everybody wanted to be a part of that greatness. then all of the slam dunk contest. if you had a pair of shoes, you were in. you just had to watch your back. you are the man. >> he is part of a all-star cast in the new film which hits the big screen wednesday. it is about nike's pursuit of michael jordan and how their partnership changed the game. matt damon plays the role who was instrumental in the deal. >>

well our companion fare is just $99 with the alaska airlines visa card, to anywhere alaska airlines fliesackout dates? yes, so your friend can come along with you! next time you're the legs! where did he come from? ♪ ♪ we care a lot ♪ >>> the national football league will hold its annual college draft later this month. it's a busy time for team executives, including the first female president of a pro football team. danya bacchus has more. >> being a raider is about as cool as it can get. >> reporter: not just cool. trailblazing. sandra douglas morgan is president of the las vegas raiders, the first black woman to lead an nfl team. a job she's now held for eight months. do you feel like you've had to prove yourself in a way that maybe your male counterparts haven't? >> i felt like i had to prove myself to myself. i don't have to prove myself to others. >> reporter: douglas morgan has long tackled barriers and broken through, becoming the first black city attorney in nevada. and in the male-dominated casino industry chairing the gaming control board. the first. doing it all got her there.

and alaska airlines says it may have to cancel more flights all because of all the volcano's ash cloud nearly 30 flights to from and within alaska were canceled yesterday. volcano in russia has been erupting this week, sending ash more than six miles into the air. flight precautions are taken because ash can cause a jet engine to shut down. and coming up paying tribute to some of the biggest product flops from olestra, pringles to crystal pepsi and two charts. we're going inside the museum of failure. next, you're watching world news now. ♪ ♪ what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. you see, wishes are so powerful, and you can make them real. they can give a child back their childhood, even change the way they feel. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪ every time. the lonesome losers , apparently lonesome no more. he's got plenty of company deep in the heart of brooklyn, new york, it's a pop up museum paying tribute t

and now alaska airlines has committed to matching all go fund me donations up to $20,000 so they will be repaired. that's great. alright take a look at this. oh boy, a seven ft alligator was found in the sacramento river, california department official wildlife says someone captured it on wednesday and brought it in trying to find the owner because someone anonymously called a couple of weeks ago and said they had a friend with a pet gator. i wanted to make sure it was properly cared for. um hmm. terrifying yes. can you imagine not be there? wow alright, baseball returns to oracle park while the warriors head to the state capitol. chris alvarez is here. sports chris dan and i'm coming up in sports. the giants host the royals in the home opener. plus the playoff pushes on for the warriors. could they crown the king's on the road? your answer next in sports. i feel safer when you're in the building. 1000 stars history making five us presidents, man years of explosive iconic heartfelt you sure about that? jimmy kimmel live weeknights on abc. so good, alex. hey how's business rate? you kn

chosen to take part in travel academy, a partnership between alaska airlines and state bags shop because i never knew i would be able to go somewhere farther than i had never been before in my life because i never went out of state marcus wheeler and the others experiencing a lot of first over the past week, learning the history and culture of hawaii and the importance of sustainability and conservation . very beautiful. we've been like going to a lot of places. wait trees and all that. kids from these communities are often met with so many barriers and challenges that it's hard for them to think to themselves, but i can still do. it is the co founder of st bags and says their itinerary is purposely packed with risk taking outings . snorkeling yesterday was a major thing for a couple of our kids that don't swim in the open ocean. scott spending time in the ocean with some of the kids, including markets got emotional because i was like you know, he was so proud of himself was kind of scared that i'm kind of looking at drown. but when i went inside the water i was like i thought i was goin

it's going to be great for our people and our customers >> ben minicucci, ceo of alaska airlines kelly to you >> again, alaska shares, fractionally higher. coming up, tesla is down 9% after weaker earnings and a big miss on profit margins b we'll discuss all this when "the exchange" comes back after this. >>> welcome back, everybody. let's get a quick look at the markets and some of the big movers we want to mention shares of snap-on, up a little over 10%. this, by the way, also hitting a new all-time high, and pretty much leading the s&p they're up 15% year-to-date after they reported that net sales are up 8% year on year so in a period where we haven't had a lot of great earnings news, this is one to highlight on the flipside, have to talk about one of the disasters, sea gate shares down after a big miss this morning. customer demand weakened significantly late in the quarter. they slashed their guidance, and it doesn't end there seagate agreed to pay $300 million for illegally shipping $1 billion of product to huawei a few years back it's behind them now, but it adds on to the pile-

. >>> alaska airline sponsors the chinese new year parade and they have pledged to match donations up to $20,000. >>> it is not okay to take our joy. is it? >> no. >> so we got to fight. >> hundreds of people came out to a rally and march in san francisco today. drag up fight back was organized by the san francisco democratic party in partnership with several queer organizations. it is a protest against what they describe as a nationwide attack on trans rights. dozens of bills have been introduced this year across the country that deal with lgbtq issues including access to health care as well as laws that limit the visibility of drag. >> kids need to grow up as they are. and they need to be able to express who they are. and, i think that is really important and i don't think that should be stopped. >> this year, more than 300 bills have been introduced and more than 30 states that would ban gender affirming care for minors, 11 states have active bans. >>> in total, state lawmakers introduced more than 450 anti-lgbtq bills this year. biden administration is proposing a new federal rule

alaska airlines has committed to matching all go fund me donations up to $20,000. you can find a link to the go fund me in the story on our website, abc seven news .com. happening today. san francisco's japantown is hosting the 56th annual cherry blossom festival. post street between laguna and fillmore streets has blocked off for festival foot traffic festivities start at 11 this morning and last until six tonight. this happens today and tomorrow over 200,000 people are expected to attend, and the festival is free and lisa. they're very lucky because the weather is going to be really nice this weekend. yeah we are certainly looking at more sun towards the afternoon. plenty clouds right now. mid forties north bay low fifties elsewhere, and there's a look at the golden gate bridge winds will be light and we'll turn this thing around this forecast for at least a couple of days this week because we have more spring like temperatures, but, well, the sunshine cooperate. i have the answers coming up. thank you, lisa. also next playoff push for the warriors, the dubs on t

on top of that, now, alaska airlines has committed to matching all go fund me donations up to $20,000. we have a link to that go from me on an article on our website, abc seven news .com happening today , san francisco's japantown is hosting the 56th annual cherry blossom festival. post three between laguna and fillmore street is blocked off for festival foot traffic facilities start at 11 this morning and last until six tonight. today and tomorrow over 200,000 people are expected to attend. the festival is free, and it should be a nice day for at least yeah, we're gonna start out with plenty of closets. we look outside from our emeryville towards emeryville. we're checking out temperatures right and around 50 degrees in yesterday we managed 60. but today with the afternoon sun low sixties so better, brighter afternoon for some of us will talk about the warmest day of the week, which happens to be tomorrow and then our cool down that follows that next. thank you, lisa. also next playoff push for the warriors, of the regular season, abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has all the hig

selected to spend spring break on oahu and maui for free collaboration between oakland schools, alaska airlines and travel luggage company called state bags. if you have like water, and this is part of it, and this is part of growing and kind of feeling like, wow, i'm going to be really far from home and from my family and you know, that's why we do this is to get kids really understanding that you know there is a world outside of this neighborhood. the company's co founder, says this is part of states travel academy. not only is it a chance to spend time in tropical paradise, but these kids will learn how to be mindful tourists learn the state's history and volunteer. we want this to be sightseeing, but we also want this to be soul searching and soul building. you're not checking the bag. sfo's check in gate. the students say the idea of traveling to hawaii. it's still sinking in. i don't feel it yet, like i don't think it's really it. all right. you guys ready for travel academy? yeah but by the time they cross through security and made it to their gate, the emotions started pouring in excite

meanwhile, alaska airlines is planning to eliminate check in kiosks to save travelers.ey'll be replaced by self service bag drop stations that use ipads. the goal is to move passengers from check in to security. in less than five minutes. we turn now to netflix, making some big changes on two different fronts. we're talking password sharing and dvd rentals. yes, they still do. those for now. abc is lana moist, explains. this morning. netflix is in a state of evolution, and it could be good news or bad news, depending on how much you watch this streaming giant is delaying its password sharing crackdown now saying it will roll out by summer, the bane of my existence and the object of all my desires . we see some of these services attempting to tighten their finances up by monetizing a lot of those people that that are currently sharing a password. the restriction of password sharing has already been successful in other countries like new zealand and spain and in a letter to shareholders, netflix acknowledge the shift will make some people cancel, but it's only short term

tonight, the department of justice has charged a 32 year old passenger for interfering with an alaska airlines crew on a recent flight out of sfo. that plane was slated to land at chicago's o'hare airport last friday, but it was diverted to kansas city following the altercation. now according to the affidavit. chloe desilva was just wrapped. it got into a confrontation with the flight attendant, eventually threatening to kill them. another flight attendant, along with two passengers used zip ties to restrain to silver. alameda county's new district attorney, pamela price took office three months ago and already she has faced heavy criticism for her progressive policies in the way she's handled high profile cases. ktvu sam burly joins us live tonight and amber. you sat down with the d a today to hear what she has to say to her critics. alex the d a says she cannot discuss specifics of the case is our offices handling, but she wants to reassure crime victims and their families. she will do her job to get them justice high. how you doing? good. good to see you, too. thanks for making the time pri

alaska airlines will introduce ipad based bag tag stations similar to southwest airlines were flyerscalifornia strawberry season, the long, rainy cold winter had delayed the strawberry season for several weeks, which has been hurting those growers. but now the weather is getting warmer. there are better growing conditions, and that's allowing the strawberry stands to finally open. business has been great. it's picking up more and more every day and easter weekend was fantastic. we've been getting a lot of feedback that they're just so happy. we're open again. farmers say since the strawberry season started later this year, it should last longer as well, maybe all the way into october. pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you. 49ers your time right now. time for a final check of the roads with south castaneda. sal how's it looking? alright andre and gasia right now it's looking better if you've been waiting this long to get into san francisco. it's still crowded at the bay bridge. i want to show you that that traffic is still crowded. however it is improving . and

selected to spend spring break on oahu and maui for three collaboration between oakland schools, alaska airlinesnd travel luggage company called state bags packs. if you have like water, and this is part of it, and this is part of growing and kind of feeling like, wow, i'm going to be really far from home and from my family and you know, that's why we do this is to get kids really understanding that you know there is a world outside of this neighborhood. the company's co founder, says this is part of states travel academy. not only is it a chance to spend time in tropical paradise, but these kids will learn how to be mindful tourists learn the state's history and volunteer. we want this to be sightseeing, but we also want this to be soul searching and soul building. you're not checking the bag. sfo's check in gate. the students say the idea of traveling to hawaii. it's still sinking in. i don't feel it yet , like i don't think it's really it. all right. you guys ready for travel academy? yes yeah, but by the time they cross through security and made it to their gate, the emotions started pouring

nothing is cheap , of course, and now alaska airlines has committed to matching all go fund me donations20,000, so they'll get them repaired. that's great. all right, well, we still have much more news ahead. let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 5 30, karina. dan anoma coming up at 5 30. we have a special presentation two months after the deadly mass shooting and half moon bay. we take a deep look at the lingering crisis and covered by the tragedy. that's the horrific living conditions that some farm workers endure. reporter loose. pena spent days in the same mateo county coast investigating how such conditions were allowed to happen. join us for hidden crisis tragedy in half moon bay at 5 30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. thanks karina and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news .com to join karina in just two minutes. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sadie hotel. all of us we appreciate your time vanished mama dates we'll see you again at six o'clock. all you get expl

. >> 7 on your side, some changes coming to alaska airlines inside the airport. united kristen: we are getting closer to the coronation of king charles. overnight a rehearsal was held with mounted troops traveling along the 1.3 mile route. the coronation will be held at westminster abbey on may 6. now it. is time for consumer news kristen: 7 on your side michael joining us with the headlines. >> there are some changes coming to the airport. travel season is here. later this year united will the largest carrier between the u.s. and south pacific. airline announcing 66 new weekly flights between -- including nonstop services between sfo and christchurch new zealand. the last time nonstop flights to christchurch from the u.s. was offered, was 2006 when air new zealand terminated that route. they are removing the check-in kiosk an effort to modernize. travelers will be encouraged to print their boarding passes at home or use the pass phone instead. lobby changes were tested at san jose's international airport over the past year. federal trade commission issued a warn

reggie: alaska airlines is removing its check-in kiosk as a part of an effort to modernize airport lobbieswill now be encouraged to print your own boarding pass at home or use your phone instead. if you still want that printed boarding pass you can get one by speaking with an agent. alaska's lobby changes were tested at san jose's international airport last year. kumasi: this started want to take you from san francisco to l.a. and back again in style. it wants to operate a first-class overnight passenger train that has private rooms. right now the company is working on the basics like financing and getting the rights to use the rails. they are hoping to have this service up and running as early as this year. reggie: they don't have the right to the rails and -- kumasi: they need the money. they have got this picture. i am excited about reggie: are you? kumasi: who uses the kiosk? reggie: sometimes you want that printed thing. kumasi: why? reggie: things could happen. kumasi: like your phone might die? reggie: anything can happen in that app and all of a sudden your flights are all changed.

the program sponsored by state bags and alaska airlines.ore they boarded the plane yesterday. i'm excited. it's just like i just want to explore the place. i'm not scared, but i'm nervous because, like my first time on the airplane, we want this to be sightseeing. but we also want this to be soul searching and soul building. that's why we do this is to get kids really and the students say they're happy for the opportunity. their parents, they hope the children will be able to soak up and remember every single detail of this experience. i hope she takes away everything that everything has to offer the experience the flight. um the culture, the places visiting, um being around and indigenous places and learn about the people there, and the students will spend time on both the wahoo and on maui. then they'll come back on easter sunday. time is 5 27, an immigrant from hong kong went from washing dishes to owning the restaurant in san francisco's japantown will take you to the cafe on it final day after more than 40 years in business, and the po

alaska airlines making a big change to how customers check in for their flight. t heir doing. ashley: the airline is ditching the so-called check-in kiosk. uninstead, encouraging flyers to check in at home or on their a smartphones. they'll also introduce bag tag stations where flyers can scan their boarding passes to get a bag tag and automatic drops. but agents will still be on site to help passengers that are just not able to do that check-in online. it's part of a 3-year, $2. 5 billion project to improve the airport experience, a says, alaska, at its hubs and agencies like seattle, portland and los angeles. alaska says it was the first line to put kiosks in the airport lobby, and now it wants to be the paris to remove them saying travelers want to get through security and to the their gate. amen to that. stuart: got that right. thanks very much, ash. we told you about washington state's new bill that would let runaway kids get free transgender care. jason rantz has been writing about this. he calls it state-sanctioned kidnapping, ask jason is with me now. have

the department of justice has charged a 32 year old passenger for interfering with an alaska airlinesflight out of sfo. the plane was slated to land at chicago's o'hare airport last friday but was diverted to kansas city following the altercation. according to the affidavit. chloe desilva was disruptive, then got into a confrontation with the flight attendant, eventually threatening to kill them. another flight attendant, along with two passengers. you zip ties to sprain restrained the silver people who watch illegal firework shows and cemetery. oh county could find themselves facing a fine as well as those who set them off the same mateo county board of supervisors approved to change to the county's fireworks ordinance. it's a spectators within 200 ft of a display could be fined $500 repeat violators could be fined $1000 parents or guardians are liable for illegal fireworks activity from their children. the incredibly when are we just went through has led to a pretty spectacular spring. you can see some super blooms from space. even the ceo of san francisco based aerospace company pl

of course, we got some state bags are partners, alaska airlines and puzzle international.e've got some fannie packs didn't have time to take it out of the packaging because i was rushed to this interview, but it's yeah, we're all very excited. it's going to be a great trip stuff, scott thank you so much. these guys will be bussing caravanning from here to sf over the next hour or so. they'll take off a little later this morning, scott, how long will they be there when we all be there saturday, sunday to saturday, so for spring break in hawaii. aloha bad, right, guys. we live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. that sounds amazing. thank you, james. we're going from one climate extreme to another. there's no doubt this winter has been a historic one. with the amount of rain and snow we've had. in california in the sierra , the snow has piled up to record amounts here to talk about the latest snow totals. and what it means for our state is andrew schwartz, lead scientists and station manager at the uc berkeley snow lab at donner pass, andrew, thanks

getting some central help now in restoring those iconic red lanterns damaged by recent storms, alaska airlinesmitted to matching all gundme datns tord the restoration up to $20,000 the donations will help pay for repairs toe lanterns, right and for. well, we are talking trash and ways to keep it out of the landfill and why some of your favorite candy disappear from store shelves it's spring! non-drowsy claritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today ceotels haa te r every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. there is no better time to make personal changes to help save our environment and you know, there's some simple things that you can do like reduce waste around the house abc news chief meteorologist. ginger zee has some tips. americans make $294 of trash each year and about half of that goes straight to the landfill and the number one thing we send to the landfill food. it's a huge p

the program is sponsored by state bags and alaska airlines. we talked with the students just before they boarded their plane yesterday. i'm excited. it's just like i just want to explore the place. i'm not scared, but i'm nervous because, like my first time on the airplane, we want this to be sightseeing. but we also want this to be soul searching and soul building. that's why we do this is to get kids really understanding that you know there is a world outside of this neighborhood. a students say they're grateful for the opportunity. their parents say they hope the children are able to soak up and remember every detail of the experience. i hope she takes away everything that everything has to offer the experience the flight. um the culture, the places visiting, um being around and indigenous places and learn about the people there, right? the students will spend time on both oahu and maui will return on easter sunday. pressure is mounting on the university of california from governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers to enroll more students in

selected to spend spring break on oahu and maui for free collaboration between oakland schools, alaska airlines travel luggage company called state bags. if you have like water, and this is part of it, and this is part of growing and kind of feeling like, wow, i'm going to be really far from home and from my family and you know, that's why we do this is to get kids really understanding that you know there is a world outside of this neighborhood. the company's co founder, says this is part of states travel academy. not only is it a chance to spend time in tropical paradise, but these kids will learn how to be mindful tourists learn the state's history and volunteer. we want this to be sightseeing, but we also want this to be soul searching and soul building. you're not checking the bag. suppose check in gate. the students say the idea of traveling to hawaii. it's still sinking in. i don't feel it yet, like i don't think it's really it. all right. you guys ready for travel academy? yes but by the time they cross through security and made it to their gate, the emotions started pouring in excited.

sponsors are state bags and alaska airlines, and we talked to some of the students just before they gotsterday. i'm excited. it's just like i just want to explore the place not scared, but i'm nervous because, like my first time on the airplane, we want this to be sightseeing. but we also want this to be soul searching and soul building. that's why we do this is to get kids really understanding that you know there is a world outside of this neighborhood. there is, the students say they're grateful for the opportunity to parents say they hope the students are able to soak up and remember every single detail of this experience. i hope she takes away everything that everything has to offer the experience the flight. um the culture, the places visiting, um being around an indigenous places and learn about the people their students , by the way, will spend time on both of oahu and on maui, and they'll be back on easter sunday. pressure is mounting on the university of california from governor newsom and state lawmakers to enroll more students into the u. c system. university administrators s

summer, we heard all about strong demand from united's ceo scott kirby earlier on "squawk box" and alaska airlines >> united will be 39% bigger across the atlantic this summer. the rest of the industry, 2% smaller than they were in 2019 21% larger across the pacific. the rest of the industry 7% smaller. almost every global airline retired wide bodied airplanes so the supply is lower in totality than it was in 2019 and demand is a lot higher. that supply and demand will last for years to come. >> we're seeing strong demand rolling into q2. we were profitable in march. that momentum isn't continuing >> joining us is more is he lane is that a good thing in terms of demand and what they'll be able to turn in turn of profits >> i think so. we think that third and second quarters will be record levels whether they're able to bring that down to the bottom line, i think will be dependent on where fuel costs line up 2.50, 2.80 depending on the day. we should also see pretty good second and third quarter earnings >> okay. that is something i hadn't really anticipated there's so many things you can think abo

surge in federa department of justice has charged a 32 year old passenger for interfering with an alaska airlinesout of sfo. the plane was slated to land at chicago's o'hare airport last friday but was diverted to kansas city following that altercation. according to the affidavit. chloe de silva was disruptive, then got into a confrontation with a flight attendant eventually threatening to kill them. another flight attendant, along with two passengers used zip ties to restrain the silver. continues to close a massive homeless encampment in oakland how many people took the city up on an offer to move to temporary housing? plus it's pressure that we have tried to prevent. by authorizing this project since 1966. local leaders are saying about recent visits to areas hit hard by recent floodings and the plan ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps pr

we'll get more of the airlines this week, alaska next week and then america and southwest bottom line a dropoff in demand as we head into the summer there was concern in march we might see that, but they are not seeing that right now. >> phil, thanks for that interesting comments out of kirby about the dropoff in bookings after silicone valley >>> tesla just a few hours away and more discussion about the additional price cuts. >> the sixth time we've seen tr price cuts it seems every time we see it the conversation turns to what's the impact on margins. we know they have better gross margins than anybody else among the auto makers and they are going to take advantage of that. as a result the focus when they report after the bell, auto gross margins, 20.5% is the consensus. anything above that supports the stock below it we see further pressure it's the pricing pressure impact particularly in china, we'll talk about that in a bit that's different than what we're seeing in the united states as well as europe global production also gets some attention. their global delivery estimate is f

consumer it will be interesting to see what we hear from the other airlines remember, we start hearing from them next week with united and alaskaan and southwest the week after let's see how their feelings are about summer bookings compared with what we heard from delta this morning. >> good stuff. great interview with bastin' on stock. >> the imf trimming its global growth projections as financial sector risks continue to loom. we'll check in with managing director kristalina georgieva and an exclusive you do not want to miss. stay with us ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the wor

get frustrated and go to other airlines which is not good for southwest and they don't have other options right appeal to american and united. basically him, i guess, alaska to so. all right. it. san mateo county is taking a new approach to try to solve homelessness. the county today opened its first >> navigation center. >> and as kron 4 justin campbell tells us it is not like any traditional shelter. >> to. >> with one cut, san mateo county has officially opened its 57 million dollar navigation center. what we wanted was just to more than a shelter. >> we want this to be feeling of of welcoming home on shelters with constand, bunk beds. this navigation center is different. >> the center has space for 260 people and will allow them to bring their dogs. also allows couples to room together. there's also a community garden along with on-site support services, including the first in the nation to have on-site dental services. the design of the physical structures. >> i as much of a therapeutic impact the service force that we deliver. it sends a loud signal for unhoused neighbors that we see you. we value this space is yours to call home until you get to a

airlines and cruise lines. >> you saw there was raymond james was gearing up on the united air >> alaska. >> and look, we don'tthose companies are heavily levered to fuel, but i -- look, i think the travel piece is still very much on the stock that always concerns me is, why is american express so stuck here? american express is a company that's levered to aggen x, gen and the millennials. the sign-ups are extraordinary i was looking on tiktok because i wanted to have some brain cells destroyed, thinking really smart. there was this amazing america's best tiktok, and it was like -- and i've been an american express member since 91982, and it had all those features on the tiktok >> are you ashamed of them for advertising on the platform? >> no, i'm ashamed that i didn't know -- no, i think they are so much -- steve squeri is the ceo. so much attuned to the new generation really wants to know about points i mean, my wife takes the points they really want to know about all the features, and i think that the wall street, not unlike what we talked about with scott, there is -- i keep thinking it would be a great pi

alaska air just out with first quarter results. reported adjusted loss of 62 cents a share. that was wider than the analysts expected revenue during the quarter was $2.2 billion that is better than estimate the airlineg guidance reaffirming? i'm not sure if we don't know they affirmed it before. >> yeah. affirming is fine. >> the second effort people don't think anyway, affirming guidance for the full year. >>> new york fed president john williams says the economy can eek out gains in gdp and avoid recession this year. joining us now is former economic adviser from the trump administration and national economic council chief economist. he is now the smbc securities of america economist. and dana peterson with the conference board joe, i don't think you believe it dana, i don't know if you would buy into that. the economy has been pretty darn resilient and labor market resilient. maybe not 2023 is one coming -- obviously at some point is one coming in the next year, do you think, dana >> yes, we expect a recession. it is probably starting right about now. all indicators suggest that. consumer confidence all points to recession in the u.s. economy. we have seen slowing in activity consumers are spendi