>> and, pete, american airlines is largest american airliner.ther government bailout. is that basically an admission that american airlines is on life support? >> reporter: really all airlines are hurting for cash and passengers pap bit of a deeper picture into what american airlines is going through because of the letter from american ceo doug parker sent to all of american's employees saying the financial situation is improving, doing everything that the airline can do, to avoid layoffs and furloughs. a new $4.7 billion loan coming from the federal government. flights about 63% full compared to only 15% back in april. even in spite of all of this, american says it will have 20,000, too many employees, come this fall. it cannot furlough anyone can not lay anybody off, because of restrictions tacked on to a federal bailout, but those restrictions expire october 1st. jake? >> all right. pete muntean, thank you so much. >>> looking for a safe way to celebrate the fourth of july this sand night? stay with us, cnn's don lemon and dana bash, hosting

we'll see you back at the top of the hour when american airlines is expected to report. bringing you numbers and an exclusive ichbt exclusive interview with ceo doug parker. >>> our next guest called the stock market decline and the rally and what he makes of the quality of earnings. joining us now on the squawk news line, mike wilson, chief equity strategist for morgan stanley. i went through a lot of your comments, mike and finally arrived at the conclusion that you are not ready to say it is overdone and to take money off the table. i think your view is maybe we do see some weakness in the economy that keeps rates really low and multiples continue to expand so you should stay long is that about right? >> joe, good to talk to you again. in the 12-month period we are very constructive in the short term, there is more consolidation that would happen here the question around quality, it is early more coming this week. the bottom line is that we cut numbers too much just like we cut for the economy so far things would get back faster in line with expectation. we are beatin

he wrote, american airlines, how many americans will die because you fill middle seats with your customersays this is incredibly irresponsible. people eat and drink on planes and must take off masks to do so. no way you aren't facilitating spread of covid infections. the airline had previously defended its decision to start booking middle seats saying in part this, we have multiple layers of protection in place for those that fly with us including face coverings and cleaning procedures and symptom checklist. pete, i don't know, where does everybody land on this? what are you hearing about this back and forth? >> reporter: it's so interesting, kate, because passengers are well aware of the policy and i have been talking to them leaving the concourse here. telling they were expecting completely full flights and they're finding flights less than full. american airlines says in june flights on average were about 63% full but yesterday was american's busiest day of the pandemic since march 17th. listen to passengers who said they knew about the policy and the rationale of flying in the middle o

. >> reporter: at a time when covid is changing the reality on the ground, american airlines is changing its policies in the sky. beginning july 1st, they will sell seats to capacity, meaning no more middle seats offer. the decision is getting some pushback. >> i can't say this is under critical review right now by us at cdc. we don't think it's the right message. >> american airlines says they've added extra cleaning and soviet protocols open its flights and say quote, and we're providing additional flexible for customers to change their travel plans as well. we know our customers are placing their trust in us to make every aspect of their journey safe. she is headed to boston, not city that requires quarantine. she says she picked jet blue to avoid sitting close to others. >> i'm happy i don't have to update and change. i really like jet blue, so i'm glad they are adhering to the separation. >> reporter: it's important to remember not all flight are flying at full capacity right now. american airlines says passenger who's don't like their seats can change without penalty on flights thr

so you might want to check american airlines before you get to the airport. ut the bottom line is the airlines they are trying their very best to get customers back a lot of customers robin marty they still feel unsafe about hopping onto the planes and they're doing all that they can to get business back which of course we know it's not even close to what it was prepandemic you can clearly see the counter behind me, everybody has their masks, including me. it is the new norm moving forward southwest airlines by the way they're not putting people in the center seat just yet they're not saying that it's a policy for them that they won't do that we do know that united and american airlines already putting people and the center seat back to you all right take those mass with you thank you all thank you for the update marty. >>robin college students across the country will not be taking a in person classes, this fall and because of that many of them are left in a tough spot. if they can't break their leases for off campus housing. now students who live on campus re

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rather than a vital public health mover and that drew ire this week calling for a review of american airlinesalling it troubling and now we will find out if passengers agree with that sentiment. brooke? >> if someone is flying and they have purposely booked the window seat, american, delta, united, alaska, whatever airline, for the most part should people be prepared to having someone in the middle seat? have the rules really all changed? >> reporter: bottom line is a plane can be completely full on most airlines short of a couple. i have to tell you that masks are required on board all the flights. really required in most airports and the tsa says it's opening up more lanes across the country. the goal to move passengers through more quickly and to keep exposure down for workers. about 899 tsa workers have tested positive for coronavirus, brooke. >> pete, thank you at reagan national airport. >>> a quick programming note, cnn's fourth in america is an evening of fireworks and an all-star musical lineup and begins tomorrow 11:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the president set to attend another massive ev

joins spirit and united airlines and filling their planes to capacity. american is giving the passengers the opportunity to rebook free of charge. if they're uncomfortable being on a full flight the move to fill these flights to capacity comes as the trump administration reaches a deal with airline executives on contact tracing of infected passengers. here in the bay area, a man who boarded a united flight at sfo removed himself from that flight because it was packed. he was worried for his safety and kron four's ella sogomonian has his story. >>during the 4 hours united airlines customer voc thunk of ivy and waited at an sfo terminal on june 23rd. he kept hearing the same message over and over every 5.10 minutes they would announce. >>how we should practice social distancing how would you give us a good but give people are space don't get too close 6 feet apart. >>and they're putting us in a plane like like like this those also of my blog but once it came time to board his los angeles bound plane. >>he says sitting in the cabin was too close for comfort, i was k

share agreement it allows them to share passengers american can book a passenger, put it on a jetblue fight and vice versa here's the reason these two airlinest allows american to have more options in new york city and in boston i thinks th there's 100 routes f jetblue they can put passengers on jetblue will have more access at laguardia and newark and when that foreign market improves, transatlantic flights that are part of the american system. this is really all about the new york city at the end of the day. look at the market share and where american and jetblue are relative to their competitors. delta and united dominate that market, laguardia, newark and jfk. so american and jetblue are looking to get stronger. when you look at the airline stocks, remember, all these airlines will get smaller come october 1st. they have to they don't have the revenue and they're doing the cash burn at way too high of a rate so when they get smaller they'll have to do more with less. in terms of being smaller, a big reason why is the passenger levels the latest numbers from yesterday, down 78%. so we're not seeing the snap back in demand >> thank you ver

>>happening today, american airlines is now booking flights to full capacity again the company had been keeping its middle seats open to practice physical distancing amid the covid-19 pandemic but it is now changing course as more people begin traveling again american airlines let passengers know when their flight is about to be full. and we'll let you switch your flights for free, but there's no guarantee and how many different flights will be able to choose from. let's take a live look outside right now as we talk about our 4 zone forecast and here is san francisco international airport, some fog there in the background but some warm summer sunshine is ahead. but check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow happy july it's july first can't believe that a big holiday coming up this weekend concerned about the fog forecast, but there's not really any fireworks displays this year so want takes a little of the pressure off me this year as the 4th of july was one of the most difficult forecast of the year to that fog can be very very tricky right now speaking of fog here comes

we don't think it is the right message. >> reporter: in an email to abc7 news, american airlines says they've add extra cleaning and safety protocols on the flights. they go on to say, quote, and we're providing additional flexibility for customers to change their travel plans as well. we know our customers are placing their trust in us to make every aspect of their journey safe and we are committed to doing just that. natalia is headed to boston. not the city that requires quarantine. she said she picked jet blue to avoid sitting close to others. >> i'm happy that i don't have to update and change. i really like jet blue so i'm really glad they're ad hearing to the semirags. >> reporter: not all flights are flying at capacity. american airlines is saying, if you don't like your seat, you can change without penalty on flights through september 30th. reporting live at sfo. abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> the european union reopened its border to visitors to 14 different nations but the 31-nation e you were will not allow most americans to visit for at least two weeks. it is not admitting

are sitting on the tarmac so of course with fewer planes to fill them up a little bit faster american airlines the world's largest airline they're starting to do that as far as united airlines. i should say they started doing that a little while ago they did give. people the option. the flights are 70% full or more passengers have the right. according to them to rebook on another flight not as full, but a lot of passengers say it's very difficult easier said than done, especially with fewer flights taking off these days that it has to talk to a businessman traveling this is calling card. here's his reaction about the center seat. >>i've been traveling for 12 years i don't feel comfortable sitting in a middle seat as it is just you know because of the long flights no especially not with texas florida pennsylvania the state shouldn't back down again and then they're just now listen restrictions were seen spikes so no i don't. i don't think they should do it. >>the center seat nobody likes it and before the pandemic area now people hate it for like people like him they just feel uncomfortable. bu

camera where the airport is beginning to spool up don't forget we're going to talk more about american airlines and their decision to start packing. every flight to capacity. more on that live report in the meantime let's talk about the weather on this again first of july with john trouble morning. john yeah, a little bit of fog but nothing that's been too problematic for most areas this morning james, what we are going to be seeing today is a lot of sunshine eventually you can make out some of those misty conditions out there in the distance from sfo on up to san francisco, but looking at our fog tracker this morning visibility is okay some low clouds a pinpoint raise as well as write down along the coastline. fog isn't going to be something that proves a problem for most areas certainly not our bridges skies clearing into the afternoon lots of sunshine and another warm afternoon for most of us right now we're mostly in the 50's to kick off this wednesday morning oakland 1.56 eur, alameda and hayward at 58, while conquered and pittsburgh bucking the trend in the low 60's right now calm winds f

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american airlines they are seeing what other airlines are seeing an uptick in passengers not like what it was exactly a year ago, but that's a lot busier since the pandemic started in fact last sunday was the busiest air travel days since the pandemic hit america so they are seeing. flights getting. fuller by the day not 100% full, but definitely fuller where people have to sit in the center seat, the fact they got a chance to track down some passengers. here's what they had to say about possibly sharing. the the aisle. would you feel comfortable with somebody sitting right next to me when the center seat or you being the center seat. >>and if her sunny down like this and to see. by the middle seat, but i think it would be ok someone sat next to me. >>and the middle seat, not worried about that at all. so long as they wear a mask are or what not. >>a new shirt. yes as long as they're wearing a mask against we're all breathing the same air and saying there is being circulated. >>i was a little surprised by the jury's she was we're all breathing the same air exactly the same error but he

. >> reporter: american airlines saying it's taking all proper precautions to keep passengers safe. when it comes to quarantine orders, massachusetts is going even further than new york, new jersey and connecticut. it's now requiring any visitors from outside the northeast to quarantine. massachusetts just reported zero covid deaths for the first time since march. ken, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> president trump is under growing pressure from within his own party to wear a mask in public. republican senator lamar alexander said he personally urged the president to wear a mask. a new study from the investment bank goldman sachs says a nationwide mask mandate could save the economy $1 trillion by reducing the spread of the virus. the president is moving forward with plans to attend a fourth of july celebration at mount rushmore. south dakota's governor says masks will be provided but social distancing will not be enforced. >>> breaking overnight, a major shake-up in the trump campaign. the chief operating officer who was heavily involved in the planning -- in planning the pre

united particularly and american airlines, very large airlines.the way, these top five airlines spent $45 billion on some buybacks, money they would have had to get through this time, but instead they did stock buybacks and turned to congress to say bail us out. they are happy to take the american taxpayer's money but keeping the airlines open as an essential service shouldn't also be something that's done in a maximum mode to spread the contagion and endangering american's health. i understand that you can't spread people six feet apart and have the airlines operate in any kind of way that they finally survive, but it's that person who is just inches away from you that really feels dramatically offensive. it the doesn't leave time for the air circulation system that the airlines brag about to filter the air because the person is exhaling inches from you, and so it's a minimum request really, and i'm hoping that at least the publicity issue will encourage the other airlines to follow the example that delta is setting. >> i will note though, the sh

since the pandemic started so they're doing all that they can to woo back the flying public american airlines. they will do it 2 days from now not exactly sure if they are as strict as southwest airlines. but they're telling people put on a mask as soon as you get to the airport. obviously when you get to the ticket counter. and when you hop on the plane of course you can take off your mask when you're eating and drinking but they will monitor the situation meaning you can't take advantage of that and then you're done eating and you sit there for the next 30 to maybe an hour or 2. without your mask so once you're done they will come back to remind you please put back on your mask. and a lot of people they say this is a good idea because let's face it. they are scared to fly. >>i think that it's fantastic idea because it's necessary for people to travel, it's also necessary for people to take the right precautions during these crazy times. >>there are people who think it doesn't work it's a hoax and this up ali make them even. more frustrated. >>absolutely i think that people you know can do t

>> well, it was pretty interesting experience, because flying on american airlines was no different than any other time except for wearing a mask. but once you get on the mexican side, it's a completely different experience. so first of all, i did take a test before i left the united states, and once i arrived in mexico, there was a temperature check. they checked on a health declaration, which i did have to fill out. and then it was straight through customs as normal. and here in mexico, things are a little quieter than usual, but people are definitely still having a good time. >> so are people there wearing masks? are they social distancing? >> absolutely. there's a whole process. masks are definitely required. you can't go into any business without a temperature check, without a pump of hand sanitizer, and it just seems like the masks are taken much more seriously in this country. >> and what type of businesses are operating right now? >> so you can definitely go to restaurants. you can take day trips. you can do the usual touristy sort of things, except they're all on a limited sampl

they started the policy on friday and then 2 days from now american airlines they will do the same thing by enforcing the no mask, no fly policy in fact they're even saying as soon as you step foot in any one of their airports please put on your mask and then don't take it off unless of course you're eating and drinking and even then let's not try to milk it put it back on as soon as you're done talk to some passengers this morning marty and they're saying what took the airline so long to start this. i think that it's fantastic idea because it's necessary for people to travel, it's also necessary for people to take the right precautions during these crazy times. >>there are people who think it doesn't work it's a hoax and probably make them even. more frustrated. >>absolutely i think that people you know can do themselves that this justice does not being safe and on top of that they're putting a lot of people in harm's way. >>sot that's where we're at southwest airlines i should say they're providing masks for those who don't have it and if you refuse to wear of course you're not even go

expected to wear masks as they enter airports, south west's policy takes effect july 27th for american airlines its july 29th airline officials say travelers who can't wear a mask should stay home. other airlines like delta and united have also enforce stricter rules. ahead the mayor of portland to join the protests in his city last night only to be tear gas by federal agents. >>police to be on your people. cern's not only the federal >>the mayor of portland oregon was among the crowd of protesters tear gassed by federal troops early this morning. mayor ted wheeler is also among the leading critics of president trump's decision to send in the covert federal forces. the mayor's presence at the protests focused on attention on the city of portland tonight as elise haas reports some protesters are praising the mayor's actions, while others are calling on him to resign. >>protesters tell us the arrival of federal forces has reignited the flames so this is a world historic moment protesters projected their list of demands upon the federal courthouse wednesday as mayor ted wheeler addressed the crowd

american airlines received $5.8 billion in federal grants earlier in the year. one requirement of accepting the monies that no jobs would be cut before october first. the united states can fan chinese communist party members from coming into the united who already here. the would be similar to the 2017 ban on muslim majority countries. the chinese government has threatened to recalibrate if this is put in place. >>> there are privacy concerns over the tiptop app wondering if people should take it off the phone. the data practices, we are joined by the new york times columnist. welcome back. the other day, a couple weeks ago, the secretary of state mike pompeo said, he was considering banning tik-tok from users. but, first of all that is severer. what leads the u.s. government to be so concerned about tik- tok? my personal technologies getting intertwined with geopolitics. we have seen this growing. last summer there was concern about the face app that made your face look old it was owned by russia. now it is tik-tok because it is owned by a company based in chin

so tough for american airlines.gress can give them more help and stretch their payroll help out to march of next year. but if not, then come october 1st, there are a lot of people facing furloughs at american airlines. stuart: just to be clear, a furlough is where you have not lost your job, you are just not working at that point. they will tell you whether your job is -- whether you go back to work later on. difference between layoff and furlough. ashley: correct. stuart: american airlines down 6%. >>> i've got a question for lauren. what do disney and virgin galactic have to do with each other? i know you know the answer. lauren: virgin galactic's new ceo is a former president of disney's international theme parks. his name is michael coblazer. it's fitting that he oversaw construction of "star wars" at disneyland in california and transitioned from that galaxy to virgin galactic's. virgin galactic is working on private passenger trips to the international space station. the stock is up 14% today. if this gain hol

american airlines and southwest say they'll likely scale back their plans to roll out more flight routes in august and september as the number of coping 1000 cases in the country grows the news is yet another blow to an airline industry in desperate need of increasing its flight numbers. july is usually high season and london's gatwick airport to be crowded with vacationers eager to fly to spanish and italian beaches but in the midst of the pandemic there are just a few tourists here. yeah it does you actually we wait to see this i could be anyone here but if i can and lead them on the way i want to look to toss anything it is just a bit confusing and scary. in june only 11000 passengers pass through britain 2nd busiest airport after heathrow a year earlier there were over 2000000 passengers here many are afraid of flying during the pandemic e.u. transport ministers want to minimize the risk of infection and have agreed to require passengers age 6 and above to wear a mask another key measure is social distancing at airports during security checks and check ins and the ministers want more

. >>> american airlines says that it's over staffed by about 20 thousand employees ahead of the reducedall schedule. flight attendants make up 8 thousand of those and now the company plans to cut the crews in to minimum requirement faa. they're look to go talk about the early retirements and the leave as the airline has taken a major hit during the pandemic. the american airlines says that it's hard to avoid saying that by the next of july and then more workers than needed. >>> rent prices being affected dramatically by the pandemic. new information from the apartment rental platform shows rents in june were down 12% compared to last year. the average rental price with a one bedroom is $3,080 compared to $3,000. that's a tribute to rising unemployment and tech works moving out of san francisco. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors approved a millionaires tax and that's generating the new revenue. that's going to be those that buy and sell the real-estate value for $10 million or more. that may generate between 100 and $150 million a year. >>> the berkley city council is make it ea

robert redfield his dess -- dissatisfaction with the decision of american airlines to sell to capacityflights, including the middle seats. a >> we do think it is really important with individuals, whether a bus, train, or plane that we are social distancing to a degree that is feasible. we should at least have usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help the military community find out more at usaa.com >>> lauren blanchard is on capitol hill with the story.>> reporter: the level of controversy and discord lays directly into the hands of russia. >> reporter: the press secretary is critical of who she called rogue intelligence officers in the media. the new york times reported the president wasn't br

>> we have some breaking news here on american airlines. >> if you're going to have mass layoffs, youto notify employees of that 60 days in advance. american like other airlines expecting tor d ining to be dray smaller starting october 1st it has notified 25,000 warn notices will be sent out ceo doug parker says they anticipate having 20,000 more employees than they need with the smaller schedule starting october 1st. we're not going to run down all of the numbers but here are the big funs flight attendants, 9,950 positions eliminated, father or mother followed by fleet service, maintenance and other related jobs, 3200 passenger service, gate agents eliminating 2900 jobs. pilots eliminating 2500 jobs just like united when they sent out their notices within the last week or so, american is going to be offering early retirement packages as well as unpaid leaves of absences. there are thousands of employees who may take those packages. all be laid off. in fact it's going to be a smaller number than that just as it is at united and other airlines clearly they're going to be eliminating at

american airlines love turns and british airways have called to on u.s. and e.u. foreign cheese to allow a limited schedule of transatlantic flights the airlines say they're working on a coordinated common approach to anti coronavirus measures to rebuild confidence in the long haul flights. of 1st an economic crisis then inflation and now the coronavirus pandemic in venezuela 4 out of 5 people now live below the poverty line and restrictions imposed by locked out since large making life any easier and here's a look at how small shops in caracas try to make ends meet. in venezuela most people have gotten used to close storefronts last week the government tightens the exit restrictions for the krokus region this shoe shop is also supposed to be closed but these 2 sisters have come up with a work around instead of shoes they now sell noodles flour and oil that is allowed . an apartment and i think it's pretty hard pretty difficult but you have to keep going you know how it is the thing is that right now we have to survive even if it's by selling food on the. intel no

they'll stay home and send more money through baba >> jim >> american airlines is going to end the year with more interest expense than it had ebitda last year that's why i own puts on the name >> wow betting against american airlines john >> sonos repeat buyers again, sully i bought it during the show. >> and brenda? >> booking holdings. uniquely positioned company with positions towards a return in leisure travel because we're all desperate for a vacation >> you can say that again. thank you very much. that does it for us on "the halftime report. i'll see you on "worldwide exchange." "the exchange" begins right now. >>> i'm so with you on netflix, it's great for the 17th straight week, the nu

to the degree that is feasible and at least have a reliable face covering. >> a spokesman for american airlines said there's procedures in place to keep passengers safe even if every seat is occupied. >>> a purse from pediatricians and schools to get children back in the classroom this fall. we will talk to our expert about the risks. >>> the city of los angeles is planning to close features and pan firework displays. this is much of the state is seeing a troubling spike in coronavirus cases. officials were in the further restrictions may be necessary to help curb the spread of covid-19. >> joining us now, let's start with dr. anthony fauci morning he wouldn't be surprised to see the number of daily new coronavirus cases go up from 40,000 per day to 100,000 per day if the country doesn't stop the spread of new infections. those numbers are frightening. >> i think if enough people get it is like having little coronavirus bombs go off. that's what happened in new york, new jersey and it is so densely populated that there is a point of no return. >> today santa clara county talked about their plan

shares of american and united airlines leading the sector higher by around 4%. american airlines posted a $4 billion loss in the first quarter but slows its cash burn rate they need to have liquidity. for american, it's $15.5 billion in liquidity on the balance sheet at the end of the quarter. >> i think for airlines as much as it's a painful story and it's about less cash burn on a daily basis and that's the good news you know, someone like unite who had just gave us numbers, the story really is trying to match up demand to capacity. i actually applaud the airlines for not trying to chase either some additional demand by massively lowering prices. i think this is a process. i think the reality is that airlines are not going to be normalized for at least the next year, year and a half. but the liquidity dynamics, somewhere by the end of q-1 2021 if they get to less than 50% of capacity they're more or less at break even the fact they bounced a bit today not a big surprise i don't think there's any question they're solvent it's a question of when and what you wan

before the bell tomorrow, we will get numbers from american airlines. ion to survive was the mission in q2, and arguably into q3 and q4. that is the objective for many of these companies. tom: the money question here is a vector of the airlines as really a non-industry until about 10 years ago. frankly, the vectors have been very good over the last 10 years of responsible industry. to get off the map now, what do they go back to, that responsible industry, or once again and did three of chaos -- one to second -- or once again an industry of chaos? jonathan: they have been subsidizing the airplanes, especially transatlantic. they've got to start to make changes. tom: bring back the 747. jonathan: you want to start flying? that is going to be an extensive flight, tom. up next on the program, scott wren, wells fargo investment industry who -- investment institute global equity strategist. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ >> fiscal stimulus gives us that shot in the arm. it buys us time to get there, but we thick markets are going to be increasingly focu

expected to wear masks as they enter airport southwest as policy goes into effect july 27th while american airlines is a policy goes into effect july 29th. airline officials say the travelers who cannot were mass should should just stay home. other airlines such as delta and united have also enforce stricter rules. well for your health this morning new research suggests that after people are infected with the novel coronavirus their natural immunity to the virus could decline sooner rather than later mandy gaither has more in today's health minute. >>antibodies are proteins the body makes to fight infection. the cdc says their presence may tell you whether you've been infected with coronavirus in the past but new research suggests antibody responses may start to decline within a month from the time covid-19 symptoms first emerged says william haseltine president of access health international other 2 studies. >>one the spain and one from the uk that actually majors a virus in people and why the antibodies and watch the immunity decline. that's what we're afraid of in one of the studies released on

there will be no more face mask exemptions on american airlines or southwest. american airlines says july 29, any passenger over the age of two must wear a face mask from takeoff to landing ambassadors can remove them when they are eating, drinking or taking medicine. southwest says the mandate will begin july 27th and delta list allowing customers who cannot wear a mask for medical reasons but they must clear it with medical personnel. >>> they are pushing:reopening at amc as the cases increase across the country. they had originally hoped to reopen july 15th before delaying to the end of this month. now the company is eyeing mid- to-late august. >>> more americans are going to the gym for good? tell me about that. >> yeah, home gyms for the win according to others, three out of four respondents say that they have stay-at-home workouts that are better for their fitness goals and they have gotten into better shape during the lockdown. i want to know who those people are. they found more than half of people surveyed are exercising compared to those getting into

. >>> this afternoon, a surplus as a result of the pandemic since american airlines dropped complimentary snacks over safety concerns and supplier gns foods un-roading roughly 87,000 pounds of the snack at the factory store and online. there's the classic mix and aloha blend that has pineapples and pecans if you were wondering. >> which one do you like the best? >> our first class i can't tell you yet. >> i'll take peanuts any time but i like the destination of to go to the grocery store. mask! i swear. this guy would be a mess without me. stay healthy and slow the spread. wear a mask when going out in public. >> wyatt: sally. >> flo: is she okay? oh, my god. >> wyatt: sally? sally. >> flo: is she okay? >> penny: she may have hit her head. give me some room so i can get her on her back. >> wyatt: okay. >> penny: sally. sally, can you hear me? sally. sally. ♪ >> brooke: i'm gla >> bill: i just hope she'll be okay. >> brooke: she will. [ elevator door dings ] >> liam: hey, dad. dad. hey. i heard steffy got into an accident. >> bill: she did, yeah. >> brooke: she's awake now, and ridge is in

. >>> american airlines is expected to warn employees about furloughs, preparing for job cuts as the pandemic hits the travel industry. $25 billion in aid prohibits airlines from laying off workers through september but weak demand is getting them ready to make cost cuts. american says it's overstaffed by about 25,000 people. united has sotold nearly 40% th could be furloughed and southwest said passenger numbers would have to triple by the end of the year to avoid layoffs. >>> snapchat is testing a new feature allowing you to move through public content by swiping up or down, something that tiktok has made popular. it is focused on content posted to snapchat discover and not your friends' private stories. the trump administration is currently threatening to ban tiktok due to ties to china and worries americans' private data will wind up in the hands of the chinese government. >>> thank you, kate. let's check out temperature trend in mountain view this morning. we are starting out with upper 50s and will see a very nice day ahead. make some plans to get outside. we'll talk about this

they actually started this policy on friday and then american airlines they will begin the policy on wednesday, so 3 major airlines with american airlines being the largest airline in the world and blood money and on wednesday, so this could be the new trend moving forward. now i did talk to a nurse about 15 minutes ago. she says that she doesn't believe masks work. but she is going to follow the rules. >>and they're a business they make the rules if you want to fly an airplane then you either choose to comply or you choose not to fly. >>otherwise you would if they didn't have this mask policy you would be on a plane without a mask absolutely if i felt the need to cough or sneeze i would do what i always did before covid became a thing and i would cover my mouth and i would clean my hands afterwards because that's what you do when you don't spread germs or does. >>a lot of people on social media they're saying well she has the prerogative to think what she wants to think but the bottom line is she said that she will wear a mask and she did wear that mask you see. >>when she hopped on

a situation happened on an american airlines flight in june where a traveler referred to wear an faceask. five airlines have worked out a deal with the treasury department to receive a federal loan. we don't know the exact amount, but it's do to the tune of billions of dollars as airlines wait for flights to return to precovid levels. >> uber is buying post-mates for more than $2.5 billion. uber already owns uber eats. analysts say awares post mates will help them better keep with doordash, which is currently leading the food delivery market. doordash is based in san francisco and is not a publicly traded company. >> on wall street, stocks rallied on positive economic news. the dow was up about 2%, 459 points. the nasdaq set yet another record. it was up 226 points with gains for apple and amazon, as well as uber, which was up about 6%. traders were encouraged by a report that the u.s. services secretarier and manufacturing both returned to growth last month. >>> a busy day for firefighters across the bay area as several grass fires break out, burning dangerously close to freeways and

at least through july but things could change thus far as american airlines. they are the world's largest airline they and the other airlines a couple of months ago. did not feel the center seat for 2 reasons one they wanted people to feel good about flying again and social distance. but so let's face it area. they couldn't get people into the plains because of the pandemic so flights are almost empty at any particular time back in say march or april i had a flight attendant friend. she says they were basically flying each other around because the flights. we're so empty. now they're picking up in fact last sunday was the busiest travel day for america since the pandemic started so they're seeing this trend go up and up and up and a lot of travelers they're seeing it as well they can't stop it. the bases, maybe the best thing is to be uncomfortable. but lean into it. your take if you were the center seat or somebody all of a sudden sits next to you in the center seat. >>how would you feel. i mean personally i don't know whether open because they close them off

talk to people in the airlines all the time and let's just do a logical and the mom here right if americans can fly airlines can't have passengers if airlines can't have passengers airlines could be in a lot of trouble or some of these are large jaimie going to be going under. you know that's the 64 that was your question i mean. is yet to be seen. a lot of them the major carriers a lot of them of already consolidated quite a bit and some of the smaller carriers like spread spirit or some of the frontier or some of those are the budget carriers will see how they survive but the legacy carriers like american united delta. they're cutting back i mean they're literally losing millions of dollars per day. and so they're they're cutting services they're . cutting growth other they're using and. come october 1st they're going to start cutting a lot of people wow let me ask you a question since you work for an agency who is expertise is risk right now in the e.u. and most of the countries in europe are banning americans we learned now hong kong hong kong. as an entity is all but banning americans.

airlines. the tsa did give us some numbers. the beginning of the holiday weekend, you could say. we did see 764,000 americansss the country. at that is on a massive drop compared to last year. nonetheless, that was the highest number in the past four months. like you said, a lot of these airlines have pushed to try to get people back in the air. they are operating at full capacity. united, american airlines, even spirit our selling tickets for that airplane that does include the middle seat. social distancing on planes isn't possible. no matter what, even if you block out the middle seat, he was still going to be close to someone. a lot of these airlines are enforcing masks in the airport. one traveler was angry about the whole situation saying that they do one thing and they say another. listen here. >> i've been on multiple flights in the past two months. even with all the precautions, they didn't adhere to anything even at the check in when you go to board the plane. telling you to wear masks and do this for a social distancing. you get on the plane, there is none of that being adhered to. >> the importan

i'm in front of american airlines.hem say they are selling all the tickets on their planes including the middle seat, if you want to get off the plane because it's completely filled, then you are allowed to shift to another plane that is not as filled. meanwhile, delta, southwest and jetblue say they are going to continue to block out the middle seat or keep their planes only at two-thirds capacity. the reason why united and american say they are going ahead and selling all the tickets is they say social distancing is not possible on planes and no matter where you sit, you are going to be within six feet of another person. over the weekend, though, on friday, we did have one passenger from spirit airlines that was removed for not wearing a mask. we see that everybody in this laguardia airport and on planes are required to wear masks and that's going to be something we will see more and more. a similar situation happening with american airlines. last but not least, you also had delta that threatened passengers if they d

american airlines and united airlines are now booking as many seats as possible, including that middleeat. delta airlines still keeping ed's middle seats empty to maintain social distancing. the cruise industry is teaming up to help jumpstart some businesses. norwegian and royal caribbean cruise lines have created a joint task force to develop safety standards during this pandemic. they put together a health and safety panel including the head of the fda. that panel will help cruise lines develop and restart plans that will be submitted to the cdc in august. costco is cutting back on the hours for senior shopping. back in march, cosco began allowing senior citizens into the store early before everybody else. starting next week, it will only be offered one hour before opening twice a week on tuesdays and thursdays. those a senior costco members are not allowed to bring in guest and you have to wear a face mask. >>> we are keeping a close eye on netflix stock this morning after the company stock reached an all-time high of nearly $500 a share. the streaming service has already seen a 50%

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that would be united in the mix, or sorry, american airlines, hawaiian, frontier which is privately heldss in revenue. we don't know the exact amount of that loan but we are told it will be in the billions of dollars. you can see right behind me, there hasn't been more than maybe a dozen people at max at a ticketing booth over here so it's still very quiet but the tsa numbers did show there's a little bit of a travel bump over the weekend. back to you. cheryl: that's a surprise and that's a great point. this is the middle of summer at a usually very very busy laguardia airport as well. thank you very much. like the mask. glad you're wearing it. good job. she couldn't hear me. great job, thank you so much. >>> let's take a look at the dow. we are up 373. you've got the s&p up 41.25%. nasdaq up 203 points. we are looking at -- up 2% on the nasdaq. looking at another record close for the nasdaq. we will watch that for the next 30 minutes. >>> coming up next, impossible foods, impossible dream. its ceo says there may be no meat industry in 15 years. impossible foods ceo pat brown here to exp

so the answer is no they're ok with their are they a little bit worried absolutely american airlines starting that practice today and they joined the other 2 airlines that you mention as far as southwest airlines and delta they did promise their passengers they will not fill the center seat at least until this fall jetblue said that they won't do it. through july notice, nothing is guaranteed that they're going to see how it plays out because they have seen an uptick and passengers coming back to the airport and it's a worst case scenario for people who hate the center seat because there are fewer planes taking off. so you have less options and they're starting to fill up in fact james story last sunday was the busiest day at us airports since the pandemic kids so it is happening united airlines started doing it they're giving people options and if the flight is 70% booked you can rebook on another flight. the let's face it if you're on a tight schedule that might not be an option. then a chance to talk to some travelers. here's one man state about either sitting in the center seat o

are less crowded bar plans to post updated charts weekly on social media and on his website american airlines is now booking its flights to full capacity again. the company had been keeping its middle seats open to practice physical distancing amid the pandemic. >>but it's changing course as more and more people begin traveling again american airlines will let passengers know when their flight is about to be full. and let them switch flights if they so choose for free. >>in the south bay minette a san jose international airport is making changes in an effort to keep travelers safe from the coronavirus the first thing you will notice there are a lot of new signs of asking people to social distance there's a plexiglas at some of the counters and at some of the terminals there are partitions of the restrooms between the sakes there are also going to be a lot of deep cleaning sessions was special equipment would act which actually sends out a fall disinfected and the tsa will allow every passenger to carry up to 12 ounces of hand sanitizer that is a big change from the normal 3 ounce limit the li