the tech-heavy nasdaq fell 52, losing ground for the third straight day. >>> a new policy at american airlinescoach passengers. if a flight is canceled or delayed, american wants to keep passengers on american flights and avoid rebooking economy passengers on other airlines. there are exclusions including weddings and funerals. agents are told to do whatever is necessary to help elite customers and business class. but the bottom line is it could lead to more stranded coach passengers. >>> facebook is selling an internet-connected camera. the first electronic device with the facebook brand name. the social networking site says portal will make video calls easier and more intuitive. portal eliminates the need for users to adjust positioning or other controls. it uses automatic intelligence to zoom if people move around during calls. >>> meantime, google is shutting down its social network plus because a bug discovered in march may have exposed the personal information of up to half a million users. google didn't reveal it knew about the breach until day. the "wall street journal" reports google

at an airport in 92-year american airlines."the one-point-six billion dollar project will include new check-in counters... centralized security... new technology and meeting areas to make travel easier.tim skipworth/american airlines: "movement between terminals for passengers will become significantly easier."joy benedict/reporting:"but of course, this isn't the only construction project going on at lax. here at the international terminal, they're in the middle of an expansion and delta is undergoing a similar $1.9 billion renovation here at terminals 2 and 3."krista hook/passenger:"oh lovely. but i mean, it needs to get done. i feel like this airport is a mess anyways so any construction that'll help will be awesome."and all these terminals will eventually connect to the new people mover system arriving in 2023. the purpose: ease up congestion in the horseshoe and connect passengers to the metro station.but what do passengers think of all these changes?passenger (mos):"they need to make it a bit better for their wifi, can't co

. >> american airlines we saw good news out of delta today.anslate, somewhat, not entirely to american airlines. delta was kind of a nice positive surprise. especially on the -- on the higher class more expensive tickets. but i don't know in terms of cheapness, this is pretty damn cheap. >> well, guy here, he is not scared says you should buy one of the names. why don't you head over to the plasma. >> should i get up now. >> and deliver the fast pitch. >> i walk to the plasma. it may scare you and i'm doing a power pitch. it's called fast pitch this is what we do slide it errol. amazes and are you are you kidding me crazy valuation got to be nuts. >> i am but i'm not nuts favorable into earnings. the stocks went to 2040 in early september to ought of 1,800 now. that is one of the biggest moves we have seen in a while. but we have seen moves of this magnitude over the last five, six years all of which have been found buying on the back side. fundamental change in the business no, nothing changed in terms of what amazon does there is no fundamen

american airlines gave an upbeat outlook for profit margins forecasting an additional$1 billion in revenue next year. but in the current quarter the carrier said high fuel costs cut into profits. >> this run up in the last, you know, 10, 11 months of nearly s doubling, tha volatility and falling off in the last we can. it's definitely volatile. but it's not for to us try and predict where it goes. we need to make suret's one of the large cost components when the cost of production goes up we need to make sure we are being able to pass that alon >> shares of american airlines popped more than% to 3237. hershey plans to raise prices. the company will start charging more for chocolate as higher costs eat io profit margins food makers have squernlly fed record shipping costs as well as rising ingredient costs. hershey shares off nearly 5% to 102.84. comcast reported a z rise in prit the broad bantd business more than offset a decline in cable tv subscribers. ant ceoaid comcast sky deal makes a lot of strategic sse. >> sky does look a lot like comcast nbc universal. that subscription model that

on the airline side, the reason we're here in dallas is because we're focusing on american airlines third quarter earnings. the company met expectations. its fuel costs up 42.6%. we're seeing this with all of the airlines. higher fuel costs. how are they able to offset that and what is the outlook? we'll be sitting down with doug parker, ceo of american airlines exclusively on cnbc to talk not only about the third quarter but also his outlook for the fourth quarter and 2019. back to you. >> thank you. >>> shares of twitter, they are up right now best day in a year. julia, what are the markets loving about this? >> tyler, twitter shares are up about 14% on a top and bottom line beat. the company reporting earnings of 21 cents per share, 7 cents better than expected on better than expected revenue of $758 million. that top and bottom line beat out weighing declining monthly active users. those numbers falling more than expected to 326 million but the company warning about another mid-single digit decline and monthly users coming in the fourth quarter. switching over to comcast, those shares

conocophillips american airlines, hershey, dunk can bra dunkin and more. >>> the roller coaster ride russ? >> yeah? >> is it supposed to stay upside down like this >> i don't think so. >>> twitter, comcast, airline stocks gaining news as gains were wiped out for the year. >> my eyes are starting to bowl. >> we'll get you down in a minute >>> plus, tom farley joins us for his outlook for the ipo market and what he's expecting for the second half of 2018. "squawk box" begins right now. >> announcer: live from the beating heart of business, new york this is "squawk box. >>> all right. we're all over the place with the market, but we are getting results, fast and furious. that's where we begin. twitter, quarterly results are out. julia boorstin joins us. >> joe, twitter reporting adjusted earnings of 21 cents versus expectations of 14 cents driven by 715 million versus expectations of 702 million. but the company's user numbers fall short of expectations, ipo users coming in at 320 million versus the 330 million as the company loses its own projections, down 9 amid the single digit decli

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american airlines delta. >> starbucks >> blackrock >> alphabet. >> all right thank you, guys. thanks for being here. thanks for watching. "power lunch" starts now >>> thanks very much, scott. i'm dominic chu. what a volatile day. all the big gains wiped out just moments ago and stocks are trying to make another comeback right now. is the selloff still in full effect and how much more pain is to come the big banks kicking off earnings season. jpmorgan beats but a mixed bag for citi and wells fargo should you bank on those financials plus, a boots on the ground look at the american economy from jobs to wages to the consumer to materials, costs, and more cnbc's billion dollar buyer and owner of the houston rockets tillman frititta

are telling you they're tighter than you think >> judge, when you look at aal, for instance, american airlines, came out with their earnings, mike and they said, that the sales, the revenue side of it, is going to exceed the jump in fuel prices that they've seen and do so easily they said, which is another sign that the economy is still doing very well. which is what i anticipate on the other hand, the opposite, the contrary is you've got italy, which can't get this budget thing straight, steve and mike and because of that, draghi tried to dodge that today. but that's one more thing, judge, that anchors rates down, i think, steven. do you tend to agree with that in. >> i listened to draghi this morning and there are risks on the other side of the atlantic that aren't necessarily -- you talked about one of the most pointed comments he made i thought was about brexit he said if you guys don't get your act together on the brexit side, the private companies are going to have to start doing that and that's going to create a reality. in other words the private, the private sector is going to have to

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fleet week runs through next monday. >>> american airlines is reportedly raising drink prices. to "usa today" -- yeah, drew is saying wah-wah. expect to pay more for beer, wine and liquor later today. the airline has improved its in-flight drink options the last few years. so prices are going up by a buck. take a look. wine and spirits, $9. that includes rum, vodka, wiscy. $8 for craft beer. and sparkling wine is the only drink that isn't going up. it will still be $9. but that's only available on select flights. >> well, that looks like san francisco prices. a lot of folks are used to it. >> better than san francisco. >> those are happy hour prices. >> whatever. iwould pay $20. i just need it. >> sometimes, oh, yeah. that's so true. >> you're in the middle seat. >> especially us tall people. >> wine, please. >> yes. . >> you can't feel your legs anymore. >> you need to find your rain gear. it has been several months since showers have worked through the region. that's what we will be tracking this time tomorrow. storm season is upon us. outside this morning, a little bit of clo

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. >> a new policy at american airlines could leave coach passengers stranded. erican will take a tiered rebooking.o priority will begin with frequent flyers andeoe in business class seats. coach passengers will have to wait longer and likely won't have the option o being booked on another airline. agents will be able to make exceptions, for example, if you're traveling to a wedding.oo >> fac is taking on amazon and google. it's launching it's own smart speaker but there is a big difference. facebook portal has a camera that will follow you framing you perfectly panning and zooming as you walk around the room and talkingo family and friends. >> there's questions about security and privacy. somery w about facebook having a microphone and camera inside homes. it comes with aa cam cover when you're not using it and you can disable thene microp with a single touch. $350. k portal is available for >> okay. i think if there's a way to disable the microphone and the camera then it's a b little better but i don't want a camer inside my hous >> by day she is an i.t. proje

of terror was to once again make him the prime suspect when one nine hundred eighty eight an american airliner was brought down over the scottish town of lockerbie killing all two hundred fifty nine people on board. the evidence for libya's direct involvement in carrying out the local the bombing was less than conclusive but in one thousand nine hundred ninety two pushed by the united states britain and france the united nations placed severe economic and trade sanctions on libya but its alleged involvement. that led to so many assumptions of life if it's so many. kind of pinching sanctions economic sanctions political sanctions even the libyan passport twenty tough was was a kind of accusation in itself libyans completely world now enclosed inside their country and they suffered for years because because of his actions. after the look or be bombing this sanctions came in and that's really it's gadhafi hot button i think that the libyan people heart the duffy was locally affected by the embargo itself it is the libyan people who are there have been affected first and with that his grip on powe

an american airlines flight originating in st. louis hit a bird on the way to phoenix that damaged one engine. the flight continued on but there was a 90-minute delay after the plane landed in arizona. >> first of all, they had to change a tire and then they let us know there'd been a bird strike and it got more serious, so they kept us fully informed, kept us safe. they were really well taken care of. >> passengers eventually arrived safely in san jose yesterday afternoon. >>> the bay area skies have been full of angels this weekend, the blue angels of course. one of our own angels got a chance to take to the skies with the elite flyers, and see just how hard it is to make the incredible look easy. investigative reporter vicky nguyen in a different type of assignment for us. there was a lot of screaming involved, that's just a warning. >> about a 45-minute flight, but it's going to feel like you've been in the gym for about two and a half hours. the experience flying a jet is how you'll experience flying a jet today. we want you

. >>> a rough day for an american airlines passengers headed to the bay area.he flight originalnated in st. louis and passengers say on the way to phoenix, the plane hit a bird. that damaged an aengine. the flight continued on but there was a 90-minute delay after the plane landed in phoenix. >> we were told they had to change a tire. then it got more serious. they kept us informed, kept us safe, well taken care of. >> passengers eventually arrived safe in san jose this afternoon. yeah, we have new video to share what many of you view as the highlight of fleet week. >> it is pretty cool stuff. >> the blue angels flying in perfect formation overbay. that many also means a lot of traffic and krissy smith has more. >> the blue angels flew over th watched from below. many came to the fleet wk air show with cell phones, cameras and a plan. >> i've seen them a couple times. it's usually over a baseball field. >> reporter: joshua came to see them again. he left early, rode b.a.r.t. and got a good spot. >> we took an uber from the b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: the bay

that's the important thing you do you bring in horton who is from american airlines. there will be others that will come into this company from the outside. now what is this about i don't know steph might be right this is the time to buy the stock. i think 48 hours, 72 hours ago when you looked at this company, you said, is this company going to be a $9 stock and i think what we've witnessed in the last 48 hours is the opportunity for the change they're doing with the culture, whether it be suspending the dividend, focusing more on health care and locomotives, less on power, less on renewable energy, you're going to get a change and the thing i like so far in the first 24 hours is that they're not making the mistake john flannery made when he came in and that was overcommunicating. no press conferences the only thing they've said in the last 24 hours is we're going to focus on the balance sheet. the balance sheet will be okay we're going to focus on delevering that's it. >> tiaa says it's time to buy. my other value investor says what >> says not yet. but let's be cle

. >>> these are live pictures, a wing of a # 37 american airlines was hit at terminal b. there were no injuries reported. police have responded to the gate, we're told that the plane arrived at miami, so when the fuel truck hit the wing, you can see it sort this out and get the passengers rebooked. >> our time is 4:43, the world series continues tonight. you can los angeles, the dodgers are down sox, you see them getting off the plane today, they won game 1 and 2, they're going to try to take a commanding 3-0 lead. our coverage continues at 4:30 this afternoon, you can catch local news on ktvu plus throughout the world series. >>> it's almost play after you time for high school -- play off times for high school teams. and this team has an interesting advantage, three well-known coaches that played in the nfl. in the nfl. the player napoleon kaufman was as charismatic as they come. they're comfortable as a coach. >> now, that you're calling the plays and run a program, it's a lot different. >> in this case a lot different. his coaching staff is dripping with nfl pedigree,

american airlines and delta are both allowing flight changes if rebooked by sunday. united says passengers can rebook by next thursday without change fees or fare differences. southwest airlines normally does not charge fees although some tickets require passengers make the change or cancellation ten minutes before travel. no matter which airline you're flying on, call and check your ticking status. >>> the federal trade commission is warning about charity scams using hurricane michael. to keep from being scammed, don't give simply because someone asks. check through the better business bureau website. if you find a charity you think is a scam, report it to the ftc and call me here at the station so i can check it out. >> good people always rush in. >>> now your accuweather forecast. >>> our weather here is quite serene to the gulf coast. let's look at live doppler 17 right now. you will notice something else. interesting weather. look at this. just south of tahoe. snow showers over the higher elevations. truckee is reporting some light rain. that same system that is

>>> and endless shrimp is okay but red lobster says no to plastic stars's joining starbucks, american airlines and others getting rid of the straws. customers have to ask their server for one. red lobster plans to phase out plastic straws by end of 2020 and replace them with an eco-friendly alternative. that shift eliminates more than 150 million plastic straws per year from its locations. those are your business headlines. back to you. >> anything good for the environment, i guess. >> don't get rid of the cheesy biscuits. >> you've got it right. thanks, frank. >> thanks. >>> more and more americans are buying sseda. according to september sales data. toyota, ford and honda reported sales declining of twebetween 7d 12%. this could be a profitable trend for automakers, which typically make more money on larger vehicles. the good news here, for people looking to buy sedans, carmakers are discounting them to try to move them off the lot. >> there you go. >>> all right. coming up on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast, and seeing some scattered showers this morning? >> yeah. and a few thund

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pretentiously anti-competitive behavior between british airways and three other air carriers american airlines fin air and spanish carrier iberia which fly six coordinated transatlantic routes and agreement between the carriers called the atlantic joint business agreement may restrict competition by sharing and cordon. pricing scheduling and other information amongst the four airlines the c.m.a. said quote this case is an early stage and no assumption should be made that the atlantic joint business agreement infringes upon competition law that said the regulators will look at the agreement in light of the u.k. leaving the e.u. relevant to a post brecht's that aviation agreement. and sticking with airline related news as earnings reports for the third quarter begin to roll in one has surprised a few folks the first air carrier to report in the us is that lana ga based delta airlines and the news is good even amidst the higher jet fuel prices which delta said added six hundred fifty five million dollars more than they were in the preceding quarter and travel disruptions from hurricane florence l

. >>> first a flat tire, then a bird strike, a rough day for an american airlines jet. a major delay for a flight to san jose left travelers scrambling today. the flight originated in st. louis on its way to phoenix. the plane hit a bird, and that damaged an new jerse-- an engin >> first of all, they had to change a tire, and then they let us know there had been a bird strike and it got more serious, so they kept us fully informed, kept us safe. they were really well taken care of. >> passengers eventually arrived safe in san jose this afternoon. >>> a lot of fun t b area's chr joins us live with that story. >> reporter: at this hour, people are starting to head out from fleet week, but the weather is pretty nice, so there are still some crowds down here. the advice, of course, was to take public transportation if you can. if you didn't, this is what it's like. there are big events happening this weekend and some added challenges, too. the blue angels flew over san francisco's waterfront as a huge crowd watched from below. many came to the fleet week air show with cell

the american airlines flight had 172 passengers on board. you can see that fuel truck right next to that wing of the plane. the aircraft is now out of service. no injuries were reported. >>> it's possible you may need to call 911 for an ambulance at some point in your life. maybe even more than once. but 300 times in just one year? kpix 5's susie steimle with an original on the people taking our emergency system for a ride. >>> reporter: it's the start of the night shift at paramedics plus. already, they are running a code 3 which means lights and sirens, clearing a path down 880, and speeding through red lights to get to a report of a man who cannot move at the warm springs bart station. >> that's him. >> reporter: the crew already knows who the man is before we get there. just based on the type of call. bart police told paramedics the man simply refused to move. he was sleeping on the bart platform and said he needed to go to a hospital when they tried to rouse him. he is what's known as a frequent flyer, people who call 911 on a regular b

air carriers american airlines fin air and spanish carrier iberia which fly six coordinated transatlantic routes an agreement between the carrier it's called the atlantic joint business agreement may restrict competition by sharing and coordinating pricing scheduling and other information amongst the four airlines the c.m.a. said quote this case is an early stage and no assumption should be made that the atlantic joint business agreement infringes upon competition law that said the regulators.

american airlines, southwest, dunkin' donuts, chipotle, merck, comcast and snap reporting quarterly earningsell. on friday, consumer sentiment and earnings from colgate round out the week, it will be a busy week. join me sunday on sunday morning futures, a big show on the fox news channel. house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte announced an interview with rod rosenstein, he's going to talk to us about that and republican senator lindsey graham, my special guest talking about the week that was and certainly was a busy one. join me live on "fox news sunday" 10:00 a.m. eastern. start smart every weekday 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria." hope you will join us. have a great weekend everybody. that >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we hea

american airlines, southwest, dunkin' donuts, chipotle, merck, comcast and snap reporting quarterly earnings consumer sentiment and earnings from colgate round out the week, it will be a busy week. join me sunday on sunday morning futures, a big show on the fox news channel. house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte announced an interview with rod rosenstein, he's going to talk to us about that and republican senator lindsey graham, my special guest talking about the week that was and certainly was a busy one. join me live on "fox news sunday" 10:00 a.m. eastern. start smart every weekday 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria." hope you will join us. have a great weekend everybody. that >> announcer: the heroes of the space race capture the imagination of a young boy. >> we choose to go to the moon. >> the world was fascinated. the astronauts were superstars. >> these are the nation's mercury astronauts. [ applause ] >> announcer: it inspires him to collect all kinds of nasa artifacts. >> that's one small step for man... >> it's one of america's greatest achievements, an

and markets authority, the competition watchdog, is to investigate british airways alongside american airlinesoutes. —— and finair. no infringement, they said, of competition law found so far. plenty more on the website. your're watching business live — our top story: global markets slump as investors dump technology shares. all over the world. it was a torrid session in asia. europe is not going well either. a quick look at how the markets are faring. the ftse is down over 1%. germany has recovered, it was down 2% but now it is just 7% lower. france is down by 1%. that is the latest on the market. here on business live, we feature all sorts of business leaders. but i think it's fair to say that our next guest has one of the most exceptional stories we've ever featured. alfie best was born in a caravan in the english midlands — and got his first taste of worklife at the age of eight, when he tarmacked roads with his father. and along the way, he developed a taste for business — working in everything from van sales, to telecommunications. now, though, he's a very successful property tycoon, own

bart so let's start with the planes and trains and let's start actually first with planes of american airlines how did they do today. well third quarter profits are off forty eight percent probably mostly due to fuel costs being up forty two percent compared to exactly one year ago and how about union pacific we talked not long ago with on c s x but how about union pacific how did they do john tops their earnings and revenues expectations so they're in a green light so far and when you look john at american or union pacific either of those you know trans auto and transportation's sectors or either of those sort of buy stocks in your view at this point well i mean they might be for the short term but i'm always going to say you know enjoy the turn as you prepare for the downturn so there's no place to hide here no place to be complacent and look for all trees to grow to the sky so yeah enjoy the gains but be prayer be prepared for the losses and some of these airlines delta reported last week and delta had profits even despite those higher fuel costs that you spoke about although the oil costs

stuart: american airlines profit was cut in half by higher fuel costs.5 1/2%. go figure. >>> dunkin' brand, okay? strong profits, iced coffee, frozen beverages, breakfast sandwiches all doing very well. the stock is up 30 cents. go figure. >>> new survey from piper jaffray found teens spend more time watching streaming video than regular cable. they're killing us. susan li, what is the response to media companies, to the mass shift to streaming? >> i don't think it's a surprise teenagers are watching less and less cable. they're cutting the chord. piper jaffray did this study, they're watching 16% less cable the last three years. they have been migrating to netflix. netflix accounts for over 37% of teenage viewing habits. youtube has been picking up as well. they have over 30%, 33% just to be exact over the past three years. stuart: that's huge. >> a big bump, right? what are traditional cable companies, comcast, disney, they're spending a lot on streaming. they're getting into the streaming services, the on demand. in order to do that they have been rai

she was trying to at one point she told me i was filing a lawsuit against american airlines. so i -- you're going to have to stop this lawsuit thing because it's ridiculous. she would talk to me about her family. shee would do odd things. we would get into fights. she would get right in my face and ask me to hit her. that is very weird. most of my friends did not like her. i can testify about that and i was -- >> laura: hold on, richard. she asked you to -- she would say hit me and why would she say that? >> i don't know. that was before any minor issues that wee had. she would always get into my face and the first time i experienced that -- oh, my god this is incredible. she would say hit me. andhi remember what happened toy ex boyfriend and i would walk away. >> laura: richard, i knowsi youe had some financial issues in the pastom and you have not shied ay from that. correct? you s got underwater on a mortgage. you've had your own issues. >> that is correct. like everybody else. >> laura: when you watched her testify last week when she sent through the heartfelt description

. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her planeas hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excav

>> i look at just american, delta -- >> it is an airline. >> it is an airline. >> they don't have the international exposure and that's an area that's been strong >> i came back from europe, roundtrip in four days i fly to florida quite a bit and i haven't seen an empty seat on any plane i've been on i'm in seat 8d i pay the $50 in coach -- >> you're american then. >> i go on united. listen, i'm a united shareholder. they never beat me up. they didn't kill my dog. everything is fine i'm very happy >> let's get to some viewer questions for you, lee it's one of the things we were looking forward to today as i know many of you watching were as well. adam in ft. lauderdale, amc networks what do you think about it >> i like it a lot it's a very controversial stock because everyone is focused on cutting. i step back and this is what i see. 17% of the economic interests of the company is owned by the dolan family they own 60% logic suggests anything they do in the area of capital management is not to protect their position because they control it the dolan family sold cablevision. they sold

airways with american airlines and larry has been in 30 -- they listed danaher, about 30 acquisitionsfrom a positive standpoint those look very attractive they've kind of said, well, we're going to move ahead with the program as written and that's probably accurate but we'll find that out. but there's an issue here, ge people, the people that are left, a lot of people have left but the people that are there are some of the very best people in the world in engineering, science, and math. and this -- this is a jolt to them now that they've had enough issues and i hope that larry, because he did so many acquisitions, he must be very tuned to how to deal with a culture and keep the best people that will be a big issue because this company despite his performance is very large, huge number of employees and location locations. they talk about maybe flannery wasn't moving fast enough. we'll have to learn what that means. i don't know how much fast er. >> given the charge of power, bob, are concerns about the dividend justified >> well, look, they have -- that's been up in the air for some ti

breaking news from american airlines. alix: they are doing pretty well.ings coming bang estimates. revenue per available seat mile for the next quarter at the high end could be as much as 3.5%. they met estimates. they don't beat. david: maybe what people are reading into that is pricing power. they have some costs going up and have everyone to raise prices, which for other companies is not so quick. aboutthey are talking higher fuel prices increasing expenses by $750 million year on year, yet they matched estimates. who would've thought would be overcapacity they kept adding. you are seeing some reward when it comes to margins, which is why caterpillar was hit despite the fact that numbers were solid. much more coming up. we are moments away from the ecb rate decision. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: i am emma chandra. coming up, darrell cronk. this is bloomberg. ♪ we are 1.5 minutes away from the ecb rate decision. i want to do a market check. it has been a very, very difficult week for equity investors. now you are seeing a little bit of a relief rally for

. >>> there is ayew pol on american airlines and it won't make manager real popular. it could leave coach passengers stranded after a flight is delayed or canceled. just stranded. american will now take a tiered approach to rebooking. priorityiv will be frequent flyers and people booked this business class ats. they'll be handled first. us coach passengers will have to wait a little longer and there is a good chance we won't have the option of being booked on other airlines. agents will be able to make exceptions if you're traveling to a wedding or if you throw a big old massive fit. they might make an exception then. >>> have you ever gone to the doctor or a hospital to receive a surprise bill a few weeks later? if so, you're not >>alone. right, a new survey from consumer reports found more than one quarter of americans with health insurance have receid this surprise medical bill. susan hogan working for t you make sure it doesn't impact your credit. talk about stickershock. or ticker shock. make your heart stop >> those health care charges, medical bills can drag do

airlines on the move today, everybody in the same direction, american airlines thriving, up 7.4% just now. american up on -- they say they will offset rising fuel costs, not happening of southwest with almost 7%. boss, heking to the had interesting things to say. central banks taking central stage. thank you. mario draghi downplaying earlier the risk of the euro zone economy but did leave the ability -- interest rates and qe unchanged. >> the up -- the information was weaker than expected. it remains overall consistent with an ongoing broad-based expansion of the euro area economy and gradually rising inflation pressures. for joining us from frank his our -- frankfurt is the leader of our ecb coverage, is it steady she goes? >> steady she goes for now, you heard his acknowledgment the data not only is weak that weaker than expected. that has to be a concern and is likely to be topic of debate within the governing council. thene reporter asked at press conference, mario draghi said so many things were not discussed at the press conference and they wanted to know what did they talk abou

first, american airlines, the world's largest airline, is taking off. nearly 9% right now. even after posting a 48% drop in third quarter profit due to higher fuel costs, but investors are ready to forgive all of that. they are encouraged by upbeat earnings guidance. on the other end of the spectrum, you can see southwest ticker symbol luv, cute, l-u-v, down 8.33%. that's tumbling after warning investors its costs are going to start rising. same thing. this is what's weird. higher than expected fuel costs, but regardless, right now it's american that investors want to own at this very moment in this final 57 minutes of trade. did we tell you way back on october 1st that we were calling it roctober? yes. historically, october has always been a volatile month for the stock market but check this, guys. this stat. forget october. this month, october or not, is set to be the most volatile for the dow jones industrials in 118 years. the swings of boeing and caterpillar dow components but even tesla and facebook have our traders doing fancy footwork. let's get to them and the floo

southwest and american airlines are boeing. this is the first time this model has crashed. >>> a vineyard worker was killed in napa county in an accented involving a picking machine. it is on monticello road in napa. the workers clothing got caught in the machine, pulling him in and killing him. he was identified as 49-year- old leon louisville from napa. cal osha is investigating. we reach out to the winery for comment but did not hear back. he is the fourth napa valley winery worker to be killed on the job since 2016. >>> you 70 park officials say the two people who died after falling from an overlook where a married couple -- were a married couple from india. the chronicle reports they have been living in new york. they fell about 800 feet from taft point, which is a well- known tourist spot. there is no railing across much of the ledge. park visitor spotted the bodies last wednesday. >>> the owner of the infamous townhomes that burned last week is offering buyers who already purchased a unit options. a fire ripped through t

. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her planeas hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i want to welcome you back to the october 23rd, 2018, meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, call the roll for attendance. [roll call taken] >> president cohen: ladies and gentlemen, please rise and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president cohen: thank you. madam clerk, any communications

merck, american airlines, southwest airlines and twitter reporti reporting, plus we'll hear from america'srovider, our parent company, comcast. we'll bring you an interview with brian roberts it's thursday, october 25, 2018. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew is off today we have a big lineup mike santoli is on set with us dominic chu and drew mattis are watching the markets we have phil lebeau with us and ylan mui will talk about the china tariffs. let's start with yesterday's selloff. >> the dow dropping 608 points the dow and s&p 500 are negative for the year, the nasdaq is coming off its worst day since 2011 let's check out u.s. equity futures. things a

one point, i remember she told me that she was filing a lawsuit, harassment lawsuit against american airlines. i said you were going to have to stop this lawsuit thing because it is ridiculous. she would talk to me about her family. she would -- every time we would get into a fight, she would get right in my face. she would ask me to hit her. i mean, that's just really weird. most of my friends did not like her. in fact, i can testify about that. >> laura: hold on, richard. hold on. she was like "hit me?" why would she say that? >> i don't know. for any minor issues that we ha had, she would always get into my face. the first time, it was like oh, my god. this is incredible. she would get right in my face. she would say "hit me." hit me, richard. she would say remember what happened to my ex-boyfriend. i would just walk away. it was just impossible to me. >> laura: richard, richard. i know you've had some financial issues in the past, and you haven't shied away from that, correct? you've been underwater on a mortgage, you've had your own issues. >> that is correct. >> laura: when you watched