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layoffs have begun at american airlines and united affecting 32,000 workers but both companies say they will hire everyone back if the new covid-19 deal is reached. top airlines accepted a $25 billion stimulus package last month with an important contingency. no job cuts through september. well, today is october 1st. kristina partsinevelos is at newark airport in new jersey with more. reporter: i know, here we stand on october 1st, it marks the first day where airlines can start to furlough employees. like you mentioned, the $25 billion fiscal stimulus package for the airlines has expired. there's no deal in place at the moment and that's why you have a united as well as american airlines both furloughing roughly 32,000 employees. the industry itself was relatively insulated just over the last little while because of that extra payroll support, more specifically american, delta as well as united all received at least $5 billion in aid. southwest getting about $3.3 billion. but we are at a point now where that's not enough for them. that's why you had house speaker nancy pelosi, treasury

mean, certainly relatively, nothing like it has been in the past, but look, we're carrying at american airlinesrrying 250,000 passengers a day, about a third of the american traffic our people are doing a great job of taking care of dmcustomers, doing it safely, more traveling over the holidays. people are getting out and traveling. it's leisure based it's certain destination based, but people are traveling, people are flying there's going to be more of that over the holidays and our team is doing a fantastic job of making sure it's done safely. >> doug parker, ceo of american airlines, joining us exclusively on "squawk box." on a day they reported a massive loss we're seeing this from all the airlines, all reporting a massive loss the focus is it's bringing downs cash burn and getting through the next stretch all the way through the first quarter which is again traditionally the slowest part of the year for the airlines. >> phil lebeau, thank you for bringing us that interview appreciate it very very much. >>> meantime, when we come back, the washington football team wants voters to get in the

a special guest now that can comment on some of this phil >> let's bring in doug parker from american airlinesng us from washington doug, you practically lived in washington over the last month, month and a half what is your reaction to the news that speaker pelosi says there is no stand alone airline bill coming? >> well, obviously breaking news so i don't have much -- what to go back and see exactly where this stands. now, look, it's consistent with what is going on in this process for quite some time now. that is huge bipartisan support for extension of psp for the airlines and there has been for quite some time. but a frustrating process by which we' which we're trying to get it enacted. we had starts and stops and two days ago the president tweet that he was calling off all relief talks and then several hours later sent out a tweet saying he supported air line relief we'll go see what this means what i know is this. the there is enormous bipartisan support for extension of this payroll support program. and there is enormous understanding of the you are general for this look, we're -- we s

. >>> meantime, american airlines and united airlines are set to furlough 32,000 workers. the action comes as washington tries to agree on a pandemic relief package that includes more federal aid for airlines. the airlines and their labor unions are lobbying for taxpayer money to pay workers for six more months through next march. >>> and there are new developments in the breonna taylor investigation. the grand jury tapes in her case won't be released just yet. this comes after an unnamed juror sued to make those details public. adriana diaz has the latest from louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: kentucky attorney general daniel cameron has until noon friday to hand over 20 hours of grand jury recordings in the breonna taylor case. in a motion filed tuesday, cameron requested an extension to, quote, redact personal identifiers of any named person and to redact both names and personal identifiers of any private citizen. [ chants ] protesters and breonna taylor's mother have not stopped demanding justice after the grand jury only indicted one of three officers, former detecti

carriers american airlines and united airlines have said they will put a combined 32000 workers on unpaid leave starting thursday after a government payroll support program expired at midnight republicans and democrats this week making a last ditch effort to a bipartisan stimulus package that could include support for the airline industry but divisions between the 2 sides remain. vacant airport check in counters half empty planes this is the state of the travel industry and the wake of the coronavirus travel restrictions have dealt a major blow to u.s. airlines and to the workers they employ tens of thousands of u.s. airline employees who are put on unpaid leave thursday as washington our means and over help for the industry. i mean i don't know how to feel right now do i feel sad i feel scared i feel angry and frustrated there are so many emotions that are holding through my veins and through the veins of you know $8000.00 other american airlines flight attendants to trumpet ministration has proposed $20000000000.00 in support for airlines it would extend a government program that's been

. >>> getting word of major layoffs with american airlines, how the government could step in. >>> some neighbors in san jose are alarmed about fires at homeless encampments, stunning new numbers. i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ken bastida, let's go to len ramirez, in san jose, the fire department says it is responding to an average of three homeless encampment fires every single day.>> reporter: that's right, every single day, the numbers are pretty shocking when you see them in black and white, but they reinforce what firefighters and neighbors haven't seen the past couple of years, a surge of homeless campfires, many are worried that the fires could spread to them. >> reporter: the smoke from an out-of-control homeless campfire billowing up under the to 80 overpass in downtown san jose, a neighbor cell phone camera was rolling when firefighters arrived second later.>> first, there was an explosion which got our attention, we looked out the window and we saw fire break out immediately.>> reporter: wednesday morning in a long- standing homeless camp under the freeway, the fire department

carriers american airlines and united airlines have said they will put a combined 32000 workers on unpaid leave starting thursday after a government payroll support program expired at midnight republicans and democrats this week making a last ditch effort to a bipartisan stimulus package that could include support for the airline industry but divisions between the 2 sides remain. vacant airport check in counters half empty planes this is the state of the travel industry and the wake of the coronavirus travel restrictions have dealt a major blow to u.s. airlines and to the workers they employ. tens of thousands of u.s. airline employees are put on and paid leave thursday as washington are means and deadlock over help for the industry. i mean i don't know how to feel right now do i feel sad i feel scared i feel angry and frustrated and there's so many emotions that are whole thing through my veins and through the veins of you know a 1000 other american airlines flight attendants the trump administration has proposed $20000000000.00 in support for airlines it would extend a government progra

more than half of which are flight attendants. 19,000 american airline workers will get furlough, as well. still a pending request for $25 billion in psp aid and that federal assistance program and the negotiations in washington continue and the last round of federal aid expired yesterday. now, airline travel is down 70% and despite cost cutting, the airlines say they cannot keep people on the payroll without that federal help. in letters to employees, the united airlines ceo called it a sad day that comes after months of cost cutting. the american airlines ceo echoed the same sentiment that adding that they contact their elected official. >> enormous bipartisan support for an extension of the payroll support program which will keep those people employed and the only problem we have is we don't have a vehicle for getting it done. >> we don't have a backup plan, i'll be in the unemployment line like so many other people. >> the airlines say they will recall those workers back to the job, if they get that federal assistance and there are negotiations that continue today. house speaker

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we heard from american airlines, united airlines. why now? why today?ar that by the end of the third quarter, by the beginning of the fourth do, they would need to have more funding. david parker, the ceo of american airlines made this point very clear. he was so optimistic that congress, the white house could get it together and get something passed. they have not. surprise, american airlines laid off 19,000 workers. parker saying that we are not done fighting. he says they can reverse the layoffs if aid is extended in the next few days. congress adjourns this friday, october 2. they will not be back until mid-november. unless they change that, the clock is ticking even louder with united announcing 13,000 workers being laid off. those job cuts beginning immediately. meanwhile, the house democrats were supposed to vote on their stimulus package. it is supposedly very much like the old one. 2.2 but raising a bit more to $2.4 trillion. they postponed that. mnuchinlosi and steven met for 90 minutes and did not come out with anything definite but steven mn

american airlines wants to get boeing 737 max back in the skies again. the airline said it hopes to have the plane once again in use by the end of the year. but the faa must recertify it first. 737 max was grounded after two crashes that killed 364 people. and now it comes after american airlines laid off some 9,000 people due to the pandemic and the company lost $5 billion in the first half of the year. >>> and the impact of the coronavirus is certainly taking a toll on main street. more than six million households failed to make their rent or mortgage payments last month. the trump administration recently placed moratorium on evictions for people making less than $99,000 a year but that ends december 31st. and amc is letting customers rent out auditoriums for private screenings. now it's part of amc's effort to remain afloat during the pandemic. rental rates for 20 people run from $99 to $349 depending on the movie location and add ones like food and drink. amc's revenues are down double digits. it could run out of money by the end of the year. ann mar

we're awaiting american airlines and southwest, all those numbers as soon as they hit the tape this morning. and bag it up early, more americans are getting holiday shopping done now and it's making a buzz this morning. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: european markets look like this as the final phase of brexit talks between the eu and the u.k. is on today. markets were mostly lower yesterday, overnight in asia, rather, take a look at asian markets with the worst performer the japanese market, the nikkei average down three quarters of 1%. the international monetary fund, the imf is predicting that the economy will shrink. it is lower than its june forecast of 1.6%. we'll get more on that coming up this morning. first, some of the top stories we are watching this morning. iran and russia trying to meddle in the 2020 election, less than two weeks before voters head to the polls. that's according to fbi director, christopher wray and the director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe. last night, both confirmed that iran was behind threats and threatening e-mails to voters

american airlines says it's furloughed 19,000 employees effective today. 13,000 united airlines. the total when you consider smaller and regional, 50,000 industry wide. they are pilots, mechanics, gate agents, flight attendants like ali, an merrill flight attendants for nine years she's one of the flight attendants without a job. >> i'm trying not to cry today, trying to hold it together because we still have an opportunity to get this done, two press undo. we have an opportunity to fix this before the ripple effect takes ahold on the hole economy. >> just to put this all in perspective, the furloughs at american airlines alone, those people could nearly fill capital one arena here in washington, d.c. this could be the single worst day of job losses in the entire history of aviation. jake. >> pete, thank you so much for that sobering report. pete muntean. our health lead easing restrictions and cold weather moving in states that flattened their curve are once again seeing spikes as cnn nick watt reports. >> reporter: wisconsin is in trouble. average case counts climbed to stunnin

for that reason, the ceo of american airlines said the company will begin the process of furloughing 19,000 employees across the company. doug parker willing to reverse course if house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin reach a deal in the coming days. >> look, the last thing we want to do is furlough employees. that's why we've been fighting so hard for them to come to an agreement. >> reporter: for weeks congress has been considering a second round of airline aid, but inaction on a $2.2 trillion virus relief bill leaves airline funding in limbo. >> hopefully we will come to a bipartisan agreement. >> the latest bill from the speaker is no more serious than any of their political stunts going back months. >> reporter: we've reached out to the association of professional flight attendants. in a statement, they said in part, 8,000 american airlines flight attendants and their families are desperately awaiting congressional action to save their jobs. adding, we need leader mcconnell and speaker pelosi to schedule a vote now. we have to do this immediately. >> i

for that reason, the ceo of american airlines said the company will begin the process of furloughing 19,000 employees across the company. doug parker willing to reverse course if house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin reach a deal in the coming days. >> look, the last thing we want to do is furlough employees. that's why we've been fighting so hard for them to come to an agreement. >> reporter: for weeks congress has been considering a second round of airline aid, but inaction on a $2.2 trillion virus relief bill leaves airline funding in limbo. >> hopefully we will come to a bipartisan agreement. >> the latest bill from the speaker is no more serious than any of their political stunts going back months. >> reporter: we've reached out to the association of professional flight attendants. in a statement, they said in part, 8,000 american airlines flight attendants and their families are desperately awaiting congressional action to save their jobs. adding, we need leader mcconnell and speaker pelosi to schedule a vote now. we have to do this immediately. >> i

this is propped up i would love to never fly american airlines or delta airlines again but because they're on that with the government they control the routes they control how many gates they get at the airports they control largely different cities that they go to i don't have a lot of options because these businesses are propped up by the government they fight they lobby they spend money to prevent new airlines from coming and offering better service as offering cheaper services that's what happens when you see the government get in bed with business we always lose as the consumer we always loses the employees it's not a good deal and so i have to push back on the notion that the 2008 recession and all of these problems were the cause of the free market that's not true we know it was the cause of government getting a bentley it only note ok fine then we can agree on the point to be the winners and losers are always picked and it's in the end it's because they have influence in washington again in 2008 barack obama had the chance to of a lifetime of to be a great president and to start pu

united as well as american airlines furloughing roughly 32,000 employees. like our own blake burman just reported you have the fact that house speaker nancy pelosi, treasury secretary steve mnuchin, they're trying to talk it out, they're trying toe work through something but there is still no deal on the plate and that means american airlines moving ahead, furloughing roughly 19,000 employees today. then you had united also furloughing 13,000 employees today. with united putting out a statement, quote, we implore our elected leaders to reach a compromise. get a deal done now and save jobs. the only, i guess, can't say it is good news, right now delta air liness they're not folk to be furloughing employees at the moment. they wrote a statement, quote, thanks for the hard work, shared sacrifices and innovative thinking of our people delta will avoid involuntary furloughs for flight attendants and ground-based front line employees in the united states. they're working also very hard to avoid furloughs of 1700 pilots come november 1st. if we're talking about th

airlines slipped into negative territory but you can see they're all back if the green except for american airlines which is just about one penny higher. call that flat. but airline jobs are still hanging in the balance. american airlines and united have furloughed some 32,000 workers since that first tranche of $25 billion in care act money for the carriers expired on october 1st. but take a look at the jets etf. this exchange traded fund is basically the pure play major u.s. airlines portfolio. shares are up more than 5% so far this month, pushing 6%. is there still confidence a deal will be made sooner rather than later? this leads into washington and through your wallet so let's bring in the floor show. andrew smith and ed mills, raymond james washington policy analyst. ed, okay, stocks have endured a lot of wear and tear in the past 72 hours with all this back-and-forth on stimulus talks. can you read the tea leaves for us on how this plays out? >> yeah. that's a great question. i think what i have been debating with investors is whether or not it was a signal that there is an expectation that

american airlines and united laying off 32,000 people.in and nancy pelosi are still talking about stimulus relief. japan trading on hold. the fourth quarter begins with a major outage. the tokyo stock exchange is shut down with all trades frozen and much of asia also shut for holidays. for aan leaders gather special summit in brussels. relations with china and sanctions on belarus are on the agenda. isn't --recovery fund you refocus -- [indiscernible] lots to digest. asia is pretty much flat given that we have this outage in tokyo. there are a lot of holidays on a number of exchanges. it is these job cuts for me. tens of thousands of job cuts. people are going to start seeing even more suffering. all of this just within 24 hours. manus: yes, there are some of the numbers. potentially 30,000 people. i think if you look at the past 24 hours, you differentiate between political chaos of yesterday morning when we came to air and this morning with the market has bid on is really on the veracity of a fiscal deal. of fiscaltina difference betwee

let's start there with the airlines and these furloughs that both united and american airlines have announced. are you planning on getting aid to the airline industry to avoid this? >> katy, it's nice to be with you. the c.a.r.e.s. act had two issues about airlines. first were a series of loans directly from treasury with taxpayer dollars to support the airlines. and secondly was essentially their own paycheck protection type program for airline workers. that first proposal, the loans, have been agreed to between the airlines and the treasury, and a number of major carriers have accepted that financing proposal. however, the paycheck protection portion where they pay salaries expires at 9:30, and so far, we don't have consensus in congress on what to do here october 1st. >> so it sounds like the airlines will be forced to make those furloughs because there is no aid coming. >> well, as i say, they had these long-term loans that are helping the airlines stay in business. some have taken them, some have not. but in terms of direct payroll support, that expired on september 30th and has not been

american airlines, furloughing 19,000 people effective today. united airlines, more than 13,000. the total along with other smaller and regional airlines, more than 50,000 people will be furloughed industry-wide effective today. they are pilots, mechanics, date agents and flight attendants and givingen also hope because of statements from airlines. united says that we can reverse the furlough process if the c.a.r.e.s. act is extended with the next few days. you knonoknow, it's hard to wrar head around the number of losses. number of furloughs at american airlines alone could nearly fill capital arena here in washington, d.c. could pan out to be the worst single day of job losses in the entire history of aviation. >> awful. thank you very much. >>> up next for us -- go into the fold and watch very carefully. comments like that from the president, no less, have minnesota secretary of state afraid of what might happen on election day. he joins us next. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin infl

american airlines and united are cutting a combined 82,000 jobs. layoffs were planned. s to provide additional aid in the next few days. american is cutting 19,000 staff while united is laying off about 13,000. this places pressure on washington to agree to a new stimulus plan. closer home, rolls-royce having to shore up their balance sheet to try to slap -- try to tackle the slowdown in commercial aviation. two signs of pressure. one is job losses taking place in the sector. another is an engine supplier having to shore up its balance sheet. when you look at your reports, doesn't give us any clues as to when or if we will get back to 2019 patterns of travel? >> i think the report we published had a couple of things in it. .ne is travel is different now we have more people booking one-way trips and also domestic -- we saw pickups in australia. the third thing is short trip windows. we've seen up 12% your near people's perception of travel within the next week. very different demands. also, the needs of travelers are changing. flexibility. the top three reasons travelers

struggle to agree on a new coronavirus relief bill you noted furloughing more than 13000 staff at american airlines some 19000 a federal ban on layoffs expires later on. indian police are being accused of creating the body of a teenage girl against her family's wishes the 19 year old after she was gang raped it's provoked renewed anger over sexual violence in india and against the country's caste system the victim was from the dallas community which is the lowest cost police are out in force in hong kong to deter protests on national chinese national day there were small demonstrations earlier on thursday bigger rallies are expected later despite warnings against gatherings because of coronavirus restrictions those are the headlines the news continues here on our deserve. these days it's hard to filter out the newly seen keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big. united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world and the bottom line. unless. you want to. they stand out among the same but i laugh i mean. not all funny for my predicament o

airlines american and united announced they will for low tens of thousands of employees, and yesterdaywe learned the gdp plunged more than 31%. could we see a rebound in the next few weeks? joining us is our north america business correspondent. is the recovery slowing and losing momentum? >> the video on growth reflects what is happening in the second quarter of the year. that really was on the coronavirus or the coronavirus shock first hit the u.s. economy. that is why you see such stark figures. this huge contraction. but when you look forward, the comparisons are hard to make a quarter to quarter. people are predicting a sharp rebound, from this dramatic decline. the first phase of the pandemic is the shock to the system. the second is this kind of recovery, and what economists are looking is to see how fast the recovery will be. we are getting close on the job market where we have seen improvements in may and june. the pace of the rebound has begun to moderate and i think that is what is worrying economists. when you hear announcements from companies like disney or from the americ

american airlines will begin to furlough 19,000 workers. united airlines will do the same with more than 13,000 employees. thousands of layoffs are looming at other airlines as well. john defterios is standing by with more on all of this from abu dhabi. good to see you. months of negotiations on capitol hill. so far, no end. thousands of jobs at stake here. this is really, really cutting to the wire. >> reporter: yeah. it's been dragging on as you're suggesting, robin, for the better part of the summer months in the united states with the northern hemisphere. this is election politics and why it's so difficult. the $3 trillion package at the height of covid-19 sailed through because of the crisis. we're looking at something probably between 1.5 and $2.2 trillion will be the striking point in the middle. the airlines are seeking $25 billion over six months, so just a fraction of it. we've had to go ahead with the furloughs because they didn't set the september 30th to october 1 deadline that congress put forward here. they're saying they'll

when you hear announcements from companies like disney or from the american airline industry, it poiso this problem that many companies are still struggling with the aftereffects or the aftershocks of the coronavirus. laura: this recession is hitting the lowest paid and people of color the hardest. any sign of a second stimulus package to rescue those people? >> there has been a lot of praise for the steps congress took to help americans struggling with jobs that were lost, trying to meet their rent and mortgages and put food on the table. we understand that house democrats are going to vote on a bill sometime after 6:00 p.m. there is a debate already taking place on the floor in which we understand one lawmaker said that negotiations with the u.s. treasury led by steven mnuchin are still ongoing. that being said, the prospects dim as every hour passes. as one group of economists put it, they say if you start to see the house vote moving forward, it does suggest the chances of a stimulus bill being passed before the presidential election , those chances get pretty close to zero. laura

we have 8100 american airlines flight attendants, 19,000 total american airlines workers losing the top reporter: washington lawmakers enacted the safety net last spring, after garnering industry executive assurances they would keep workers on the payroll. and not enact massive furloughs. but a bipartisan deal to extend the program, part of a relief plan, installed. >> we are far apart. i think secretary mnuchin and the speaker are continuing to speak. but we are very very far apart. >> reporter: the distance between the two sides measured in the pain inflicted on tens of thousands of workers. the industry as a whole has already cut roughly 45,000 jobs. but that has been through early retirements, voluntarily's, and buyouts. with i'm losing the job, it was not only a job, it was my career. i saw the job for the rest of my life. >> there are so many emotions that are pulsing through my veins. >> reporter: experts say another color courses through the veins the most airlines. the color red. the major carriers have borrowed millions of dollars to stay afloat. and now hope this will take ac

american airlines and united airlines are beginning furloughs of more than 32,000 workers.asey stegall reports tonight from dallas. >> navigating the business of air travel in the face of a global pandemic is only getting more turbulent. >> as of now, i've worked my last flight, i am now furloughed and just waiting to see what happens. >> flight attendant emily mars just one of more than 19,000 american airlines employees who have gotten pink slips this week. >> i'm losing the job that not only was a job, it was my career. >> similar fates also playing out for at least 13,008 united airlines. delta says it has plans to resume furloughs next month after already trimming more than 18,000 jobs. the shake-up comes after federal funding for airlines through the cares act expired at midnight on tuesday and no new deal or extension has been reached. >> we are willing to look at a plan, legislation that is just going was legislation to protect those airline workers. nancy pelosi, rather than playing election pollard dome at partisan politics should come to the negotiating table. >>

. >> we just received a memo from american airlines, the pilots union. the union is saying it will be postponing at least until december the beginning of 737 max pilot training now, at first blush this is one reason why shares of boeing are lower. the reality is that you have mainly a scheduling issue here and they want to make sure the plane is recertified, which many believe it will be by mid-november the fact that they're pushing trainer from december to november, back to december, not huge in the eye of the pilots or in the eyes of american airlines either the pilot training which was scheduled to begin in november for 737 max, the recertification of the max, once that is done, that pilot training has been pushed off to december >> we appreciate it, phil. thanks for the update. phil lebeau there for us steph, you own boeing. >> i do. it's not surprising at all i think what's more positive is the faa head just flew two rounds on the 737 max and had very positive things to say. we know it's coming. it's a timing issue. this year is a write-off anyways.

american airlines and united will start laying off thousands , but both prepared to reverse if the governmentvides additional aid in the next few days. 19,000 while united about 13,000. the move raise pressure on washington to agree to a new stimulus plan. goldman sachs and job cuts. they plan to illuminate about 1% of its workforce, roughly 400 positions. the pandemic is forcing the to ride outs the job cuts. pixel 5 is in line with the latest top-end phones from apple and samsung. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you so much. we are getting a bit of breaking news. the poundl to agree, dropping on the back of it. let's go to adam cole and get his point on pound. adam, do you worry we do not get a deal, or does that show how sensitive pound is to, you know, any brexit news? itm: i think that shows that markets got a little bit ahead of themselves in terms of expectation for what you might get for negotiations the short-term market probably is a little bit too optimistic on a solution, and if we do get a deal, which i would say is no more than a 50% probability,

or the tens of thousands laid off over the last week at u unid and american airlines.n the day's trading, wall street gave up some earlier, stronger gains after pelosi's comments. u.s. investors have been tuned in the ins and outs in washington. it outperformed after data showed that german exports had risen. the french government is expanding its financial support for businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. a so-called solidarity front had beenen opened to hospitality and event sectors. it will be extended to include others who were struggling, including booksellers and photographers. it means over to an attorney 5000 businesses will be eligible to receive up to 10,000 euros a month. covering all, not just 85%, of workers salaries. >> [speaking foreign language] >> a french court has told google that it must begin talks with news organizations about payments.. the competition adored he said that it must negotiate for families showing their material. >> iis the latest turn in a long-running dispute between google and french armenian groups. a court ruled that

vote yes on 15. >>> the airline industry right now on the verge of a tailspin due to the economic crisis worsened by a pandemic, many americansto get on the plane. in many cases unable to afford plane tickets even if they were comfortable with it. there will be no airline aid without a broader stimulus package. airline workers say they need help now. cnn has the story. >> reporter: when flight attendant addressed the passengers of her american airlines flight, she didn't expect to leave them with a good-bye. >> for myself and one other crew member on our flight today, this means we'll be furloughed october 31st. unfortunately this was my last working flight before that day comes. >> airlines say they will recall ross and the roughly 50,000 workers they cut last week but only if they get $25 billion in a new stimulus bill. >> it will see numbers on tv but we are real people that are really struggling right now. >> ross says she's living on savings from her last few months on the job. just furloughed workers say new federal help is their best hope. 8,000 flight attendants at american airlines alone are now looking for jobs. >>

american airlines is set to return the boeing 737 max to service by the end of the year. e's going to offer a daily max flight between miami and new york, that's going to start probably december 29th. the faa still has not given final approval for the jet to return to service but it is expected to have it fairly soon. the jet has been grounded since march 2019 after two deadly crashes. but that's the plan as of now from american. jillian: cheryl, thank you. cheryl: you bet. todd: all right. another election interference situation could rock the vote from space. celebrity astrophysicist taking to instagram, warning a refrigerator size asteroid may buzz cut earth one day before election day. jillian: he says it's not big enough to cause harm, the chances of striking earth is less than 1%. you know, it's timing, you know, the day before the election. todd: seriously. jillian: another thing to the list. todd: 2020 has been boring so far, said no one. jillian: it is 43 minutes after the hour right now. joe biden bragging about an endorsement that never happened. social media ha

later on from the next few days unless washington can agree on a new coronavirus relief bill american airlines says it has no choice but to cut 19000 jobs well united airlines is being forced to slash 13000 but the c.e.o.'s of both airlines have said they could prefer course if that seal is reached in the coming days u.s. carriers have been pleading for another $25000000000.00 in aid from the governments hoping for a break counterproposal and for a possible stimulus bill to get passed where at least serious negotiations to be signaled this afternoon so it's crazy tomorrow i'm unemployed and today i'm waiting for congress to do it there's 100000 workers who are facing being out of work as of thursday and those are on various statuses but 100000 people immediately facing being out of work and many of them losing their health care as well. so it's come on al-jazeera. well then die in the explosion and now they're killing us. losing hope people living in lebanon say there's no solution for their country's financial meltdown. and find out why the family of a sexual assault vixen in india say police

the announcement comes after american airlines said they will furlough 19,000 workers beginning tomorrow as well. american said they will recall the employees if there is a new deal. >>> fire watch. new video coming from the glass fire. raging out of control on a hillside north of calistoga. >>> evening. >> the two biggest areas of concern are the city of calistoga and the community of england. mandatory evacuations are in effect for both areas. in anglin, firefighters are looking for hotspots. parts of the town looked deserted but some people are refusing to leave. >> there has been a lot of tension in the last couple of days. cal fire has been working hard. a few locals have stayed around . we are keeping an eye on the fire. if it comes around, we are gone. >>> firefighters have a close eye on a firefighter front north of calistoga. >> they haven't lost in the home so far today. they are extremely concerned about this fire behind me. we have seen flames shooting up into the sky. cal fire said there will be tactical patrols tonight. they don't have enough resources to stage an engine bu

struggle to agree a new coronavirus a relief bill united is following morning 13000 stuff an american airlines some 19000 a federal ban on layoffs expires later on thursday indian police are being accused of cremating the body of a teenage girl against the family's wishes the 19 year old died after she was gang raped it's provoked a renewed anger over the sexual violence in india honesty international says guinea's government has failed to hold security force forces to account for a violent crackdown on protestors demonstrations began in october last year when president alpha condé announced plans to run for a 3rd term that wasn't allowed at the time but he did have the constitution changed and amnesty report says at least 50 people were killed when protests and dozens hold intention. international pressure is growing on me and azerbaijan to end the conflict over the disputed region of not gonna cut a buck french president emmanuel mccrone and russians vladimir putin of called for a cease fire. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after up to the last. lord oh oh. oh o

american airlines will start a flight using that particular plane. marcus and laura, the airlines say they will tell you ahead of time if you're going to fly on a max. most times people don't really particularly care. >> just get me there safely. >> i do if it's a prop one. >> yeah. my leg room, not a good one. >> i start praying. >>> all right, retailers and shoppers are bracing for a shipping crisis. "the wall street journal" reports fedex, ups and smaller carriers are turning customers away because they're stretched thin by the pandemic. it is mainly due to the spike in online shopping leading to longer processing and delivery time. >>> trending this morning a love story that knows no bounds. so a couple had to get creative with their wedding due to the pandemic. so restrictions meant the bride's family could not travel from maine to canada for their wedding. so they got creative. instead the couple got hitched on a pier which runs along the border. the groom's family watched from land and the bride's family watched from onboard a boat showing that

the ceo of american airlines says they may recall the workers if congress and the white house come up with another $25 billion in aid for the airline industry in the next two days. united airlines has also indicate they may furlough nearly 12,000 workers. house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary stephen mnuchin met today on a rescue package. it was their first face-to-face meeting in a month. he proposed the package around 1 1/2 million dollars. pelosi said she wanted to clarify a few points, talks are set to resume again tomorrow. >>> today was an important day for restaurants in san francisco. they can serve customers indoors for the first time in more than six months. san francisco is the first area county to move from red to orange in the states color- coded coronavirus rating system. the change means restaurants can resume indoor dining at 25% capacity with a cap of 100 people. the general manager of john's grill said it was an exciting day for the staff. >> and it helped everyone. it helps the staff. right now we are planning to bring back more staff because we have mor

a very big deal there for boeing and american airlines.change" is back in just a moment. >>> welcome back to the show oo7 bypassing the big screen elon musk not saying so long to the golden state bertha kooms is back with a look at some of these top trending stories. bertha, i'm not sure where to start but we're talking about a lot. i'm a huge james bond fan. >> yeah. well this is one of those stories that was shaken but not really stirred james bond potentially heading towards netflix or the small screen well apparently there was an attempt. variety and bloomberg report mgm tried to shop no time to die to the major streaming services the movie's delay until next april. mgm not about to let daniel craig's final turn as bond go for cheap. reports say the studio wanted $600 million roughly 75% of what the last movie specter made at the box office as you can imagine, that's a bigelow of dough, netflix, amazon and apple said no mgm denying the reports. >>> meantime, elon musk may be moving some of tesla's production to texas but he's not leavi

. >> final question for you, when realistically, do you think i would be buying a ticket on american airlinesunited airlines, boom super sonic airport. >> well before the end of the decade. >> ah. okay. last time i invited you on when you had an airplane, now you have an airplane. next i'm i invite you on, i'll have the ticket in my hand. thank you so much. "press here" will be back in a moment. >>> welcome back to "press here." 100 years from now the world may have forgotten the word facebook but historians will no doubt look back on the era and note the difference of cell phones and technologies that change the way we communicate and spread messages. true and untrue, helpful and hurtful. i suspect historians will concentrate on the untrue and the hurtful. it wasn't always this way in the early days of internet, we thought it would bring people together. it has. it's certainly been a force in bringing life and democratic ideas to countries. let face it, it's not working for us. if you don't think facebook doesn't have a negative effect on elections or the snapchat is causing your teenager an

frontier and american airlines were more than three times more likely to bump a passenger, then all other main airlines. because it was oversold, delta. >>> this week, on liam's list, a rock legend out with some projects. liam breaks down the 2020 venture. >> do what you do, do what you can, it is from bon jovi's album, 2020. yes, 2020, this year, the year the people want to forget, he will help you remember, he was inspired the pandemic and racial injustice and as john bon jovi said in a recent interview, the events of this year pushed me to a creative place, the 10 track album is out now, you can hear samples at bon jovi.com. >>> you can see the rest of liam's list of things to do at kpix.com and of course see him live fridays on our morning show, starting at 4:30 am. >>> still ahead, just the essentials? or a whole suitcase? nasa asking what would you bring to the moon? i would have to think about that one! >>> today on the drew barrymore show, james gordon of the late late show, also dating tips and drew's top pi the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of

american airlines tiene previsto despedir a 19.000 empleados. united airlines a 13.000. vencimiento de la ayuda federal de 25 millones de dÓlares que les habrÍa otorgado el gobierno. que les permitiÓ funcionar durante toda esta pandemia. el congreso lleva varias semanas considerando otro paquete de ayuda pero todavÍa no hay acuerdos bipartidistas. sin embargo este problema de la aviaciÓn es algo realmente global y nos lleva a Éste, nuestro nÚmero del dÍa. 46 millones. serÍan los empleos en riesgo ahÍ que son respaldados por esta industria. una investigaciÓn del grupo de acciÓn de transporte aÉreo asegura que el impacto del covid-19 en las aerolÍneas y en turismo ha sido devastador. edwin pitti estÁ en washington d.c. para contarnos lo que estÁ pasando y lo que se estarÍa negociando para salvar la industria aÉrea. edwin: ¿quÉ tal? definitivamente es muy complicada la situaciÓn dentro del congreso. la presidenta de la cÁmara baja nancy pelosi informÓ que hoy ellos votan sobre esta propuesta. 2,2 millones de dÓlares, incluirÍa una ayuda para las aerolÍneas, otro fondo dÓlar

of american airlines says washington comes out with another $25000000000.00 of next few days its workers it will be recalled united is following more than $13000.00 stoff a federal ban on layoffs expires later on thursday the indian police are being accused of cremating the body of a teenage girl against her family's wishes the 19 year old died after she was gang raped it's provoked renewed anger of the sexual violence in india and against the country's call system the victim was from the dell its community which is the lowest cost. police are out in force in hong kong to deter protests on chinese national day they were small demonstrations early on thursday bigger rallies are expected later despite warnings against public gatherings because of coronavirus restrictions. those are the headlines the news continues here on out is there women told to own their own school is the government not for taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and