are burning about $150000000.00 cash each day and in 2020 the 6th largest american. airlines last go to $35000000000.00 we've never seen anything like that before what does or what what's helping the airlines is actually hold us government money all those aid packages that we've seen tens of billions of dollars and then also some lines like american airlines for example they're offering their own bond so to also get some extra cash i mean i've seen it in 2001 back then it actually took a one or 2 years until we actually saw some bankruptcies and forced a merger so let's see if this time around that can be avoided was all the money from washington well let's say from taxpayers all right thank you. and finally a theme park in china has opened what it's calling the world's 1st polar bear hotel . it has $21.00 rooms that offer around the clock views of you guessed it polar bears the spokeswoman said it's already fully booked at grates that can reach a whopping $350.00 u.s. dollars a night conservationists have been quick to criticize the business saying polar bears belong in the

>> reporter: david, news already that american airlines is canceling plans to furlough 13,000 workers. airlines got a big boost in this covid-19 relief package. the ceo of american airlines telling workers who received one of those furlough notices to tear it up, saying it is happily canceled. david? >> rachel scott leading us off tonight. and of course we'll have the president's speech to the nation right here tomorrow night. rachel, thank you. >>> the battle, meanwhile, against covid is not over. more states lifting restrictions tonight. texas, tonight, is now fully open for business at 100% capacity. and the statewide mask mandate has now ended. but cdc director rochelle walensky warning today that while vaccine numbers are ticking up, 90% of the population is still not fully vaccinated, urging caution. authorities saying, why risk this when we've come this far? president biden, meanwhile, late today, on another 100 million doses of johnson & johnson's single shot vaccine. and what dr. fauci said today about achieving herd immunity right here in the u.s. and when, if we continue to

american airlines flight.ents, adults, children have been kicked off for not wearing a mask. more than 2500 people have been banned from airlines for not wearing a mask. we also have a 4-year-old, carter kimball, he's nonverbal, he's got autism, kicked off an airline. he had a doctor's note. but then we've got john kerry sitting there saying, he's lecturing everyone else about wearing a mask saying it saves lives, it stops the spread, it's what the science tells us to do. did the science tell him to take off his mask on the airplane? [laughter] >> yeah. the science definitely does not say that. and the reality is john kerry doesn't believe what he says. i mean, if john kerry really believes that taking his mask off or -- rather, wearing a mask is going to save lives, he wouldn't have taken it off. his response to the criticism on twitter, it was so arrogant. he said if i lowered my mask, as if that were even a question. we have photographic evidence. he clearly lowered his mask. his tray table was up. it wasn'

for the winners i like american airlines airline prices increasing. an amazing quarter and i think continues. take two interact ive is something of a great story with the pandemic and seen people at home but not reflected as much in the share price and the remastering games, grand theft auto, for the new systems released and an opportunity for people that think long term and a great story behind it. >> what would you be inclined to do here? >> you have to sell the value. you take those gains and look at the beaten up growth names out of the list i like amd with the best prospect. micron reports tonight but in growth i go with facebook. out of the faang names, that's the champ. 13, 14 times forward no debt. so i think you book those gains in value look at for a trade in value. >> we appreciate it. for more trading nation head to the web side or follow us on twitter. courtney >>> shares of lululemon falling today after a very strong earnings report. concerns that people start going out more and wearing yoga pants less maybe. we'll discuss that trend and

jonathan: a headline crossing the bloomberg, american airlines boosting its offering to $6.5 billion.'s plenty of demand for this debt, despite the fact that the volume of people actually flying is incredibly low. merrick and airlines has piled tons of debt -- american airlines has piled tons of debt on its portfolio already. jonathan: what shocks me about this deal this morning, what are we talking about in cash, $24 billion for ge? the market cap at one point last year was $50 billion. that is phenomenal, karen. karen: he's done a great job generating cash and surprising us in terms of addressing what everybody is worried about, which is their debt, their pension, the whole balance sheet side of the equation. earnings will turn and most of the businesses this year. we won't see much out of aviation, but we certainly will see improvements. the overhang is the balance sheet. it is going to take a big chunk of that concern away with this deal. it's a lot of cash. jonathan: just a final question, what is left to monetize, do you think? karen: there really isn't much of anything big left

flight american airlines says it will investigate we have parents, adults, children kicked offn beyond from the airlines not wearing a mask and we have a 4-year-old carter kimball nonverbal, autism kicked off spirit airlines or not wearing a mask. he had a doctors note that we have john kerry w sitting there saying these lecturing everyone else about wearing a mask saying is save lives, stop the spread of what the science tells us to do did the science tell him to take off his mask on the airplane. >> the science does not say that in the reality john kerry does not believe what he says if john kerry believes taking his mask off or wearing a mask would save lives he would not have taken it off, his response to then criticism on twitter is so arrogant he said if i lowered my mask as if that were a question we have photographic evidence he clearly lowered his mask his tray table was up it wasn't as though he was taking a sip of water or the airport coffee we all love. no he was sitting in airport in his chair -- excuse me sitting in his chair,, not drinking enough following the ru

we know people who have been banned from american airlines.on with the conservatives. so i'm wondering what american airlines is going to do about this and i would like to hear it is malarkey, was it malarkey that he got busted? >> well, you know i'm willing to give john kerry the benefit of the doubt. for one, it is just a photo and it's not like a video with nancy pelosi or multiple photos of gavin newsom. i will say this is from american airlines is investigating it and said they never got a complaint. what is interesting here, with respect to john kerry, obviously at least he wasn't playing a private plane to say paris or to meet with iranian negotiators that are detrimental to the united states. i more about john kerry and how he approaches the climate issue and stands up to train it to cut the carbon emissions. they have double carbon emissions. or even the most damaging compound to our ozone layer. >> charles: i get where you're coming from. >> i don't care if he takes his mask off where he photo was taken. >> charles: but those bigger,

estoy desde la torre de control de american airlines.istos. paola: perfecto. estamos listos para este momento histÓrico. estÁ a punto de despegar. deban hacer ese saludo los bomberos para despedir ese aviÓn que se va directo rumbo a dallas tripulado por mujeres celebrando este gran dÍa, el dÍa internacional de la mujer. vamos a ver si ya estamos listos. yo espero que puedan ver, que puedan apreciar este momento emocionante. van a bordo 10 mujeres de la tripulaciÓn donde estarÁ a cargo de un aviÓn. uno de los aviones mÁs grandes de american airlines. linda es la piloto. estamos? bueno. casi, casi. tengamos paciencia. aunque el tiempo apremia, pero estamos esperando este momento con ansias. es algo muy interesante para conmemorar. quÉ les parece? karla: estamos viendo estas imÁgenes y le digo a raÚl que se me eriza la piel. un orgullo ver a toda la torre de control manejada por mujeres, ver el aviÓn con toda la tripulaciÓn de mujeres. estamos haciendo historia. me encanta. yo quiero creer que estamos mÁs unidos que nunca. despuÉs de todas

american airlines says those 13,000 u.s.-based employees will receive guaranteed job protection through september of this year. we'll be right back. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> well, if you have social media, you know our team is always on. this is last normal, a picture of scott mcgrew posted before the nationwide shutdown. that's scott and his son. they went to alaska before the pandemic. i posted something on facebook as well. now, you can share your last normal with us. find scott on social media with twitter and facebook. you see his handles right there. tonight, stay tuned for a special edition of nbc "nightly news," lester holt anchors from washington, d.c. at the lincoln memorial to mark covid one year later life after lockdown as life reopens a live in

american airlines. ceo telling those workers now to rip up those notices. the airlines say they are cautiously optimistic about a more robust summer travel season. because of president biden's covid-19 relief package. families could be seen a bigger tax return than usual. felicia bolton shows us how to take advantage of the new increased child tax credit. >> filing your taxes is usually a chore. but this year, many families with small children will be seen a bigger refund check under the american rescue plan signed into law this week by president joe biden. there will be an increase to the amount of the child tax credit going from 2000 per child to 3,600 per child under the age of 6 and 3,000 per child between the ages of 6.17 previously children had to be 16 or younger to receive aid. regular checked distribution will begin no sooner than july and would be an advance on up to half of the total benefit and the money is fully refundable. meaning if you don't make enough income to owe any taxes. >> you can still get the benefit. critics of the plan say because

there is a moment couple of months ago, her two -year-old on american airlines, she was talked and talked and we have a john kerry in first class by the way, i know, they didn't see theit guess printed don't know. sue and that's interesting and a pledge brother that because again, is a good composition to that pretty to begin american airlines apparently is safe if you going to fly from the main dc to boston or the other wayar around coming away the person if i've got he was wearing a mask when he was boarding and suzie got into that first classy, off came the mask printed he mayhe have forgotten he wasn't flying on his private jeff may be what was interesting is american airlines said that parker do noe see that aspirated and no other passengers on the plane complain pretty to date airlines are playing dumb a little bit here. >> i am not surprised by the father was out there and circulating i don't care what kind of comments on carried makes on his malarkey or whatever. but he gotpr caught parted. ashley: exactly will are in a money at your comments quickly on the newsom. we know he's go

break intimate, your climate envoy john kerry on an airplane sitting in first class, american airlinesing his own rules, and the biden white house's own mandates for the rest of us. if got to wear a mask, wearing a mask at all times, especially on airplanes. rules for thee, but not for me. i guess that's how it works, right? american airlines say they are investigating the issue and by the way, he tweeted tonight that the story was nothing more than "st. patrick's day malarkey. him and biden seem to love that word. suggesting that you only didn't momentarily have his mask on. with covered stories right here on this program, families were literally removed from flights because their young children didn't have their masks on. you might remember back in december, we had right here on this program the family who were kicked off a united flight to newark because their 2-year-old, well, was not exactly cooperating on the mask. and recently, spirit airlines actually kicked off a 4-year-old that had autism off a flight for not wearing a mask. back in january, ten adults and ten kids, they were

the images said said to be from today on an american airlines flight from boston to washington.s confirmed the photos authenticity with the passenger who took it. american airlines says on twitter masks are required on board our aircraft and we are looking into this. fox news has reached out to carry and the white house for comment. the judge in the trial of former minneapolis please officer accused in the george floyd death has dismissed two jurors already over the city of posthumous financial settlement with the floyd family. correspondent matt finn is in minneapolis tonight with the latest. good evening. >> bret, the painstaking process to find impartial jurors in this case seems to be growing more challenging. today in court via zoom the judge called back the seven jurors that were seated last week to ask them if after being sent home they saw the news about the city's $27 million settlement with the floyd family. a few jurors said they did learn about payout, two were unseated for indicating that settlement would impact them. >> last time i was asked about my strong opinion

are burning about $150000000.00 cash each day and in 2028 of the 6th largest american. airlines last go to $35000000000.00 we've never seen anything like that before what does or what what's helping the airlines is actually hold us government money all those aid packages that we've seen tens of billions of dollars and then also some lines like american airlines for example they're offering their own bond so to also get some extra cash i mean i've seen it in 2001 big then it actually took a one or 2 years until we actually saw some bankruptcies and forced a merger so let's see if this time around that can be avoided was all the money from washington well let's say from taxpayers. thank you. and finally a theme park in china has opened what it's calling the world's 1st polar bear hotel . it has $21.00 rooms that offer around the clock views of you guessed it polar bears the spokeswoman said it's already fully booked at rates that can reach a whopping $350.00 u.s. dollars a night conservationists have been quick to criticize the business saying polar bears belong in the wild not in

today american airlines sent out this notice to all of its employees nationwide telling them because the covid relief bill was signed today, was passed today by congress, the 13,000 employees of american who just got furlough notices last month warning them they were going to be laid off in april, those 13,000 people can rip up those furlough notices because thanks to this bill, they're going to be able to keep their jobs. they sent out this letter, all across the company and then the ceo posted this to instagram right after the bill was passed. >> i have fantastic news to share. so if you have one of those warnock notices we sent out in february, tear it up. there aren't going to be any furloughs at american airlines in april and with vaccinations on the rise, hopefully never again. >> the letter that american sent out to its employees also told them if you see your local congressional representative on a flight, be sure to thank her or him for their work this past year, and for recognizing the noble work you all do every day. which is smart, honestly, it might be worth knowing wheth

there's no one working at american airlines who doesn't know where that came from.or is to make this clear in all 50 states and to voters in all 50 states. and yet you also have to be proceeding with the next agenda items in the white house. so how do you juggle those two things at the same time? >> well, like i say, first we're going to spend a dedicated amount of time talking to the american people about this bill. you're going to see the president do it. you saw him do it. he laid out very clearly when he came into office on january 20th that his first priority was to get this virus under control, to stand up a vaccine program that's going to vaccinate people all across this country, and to get our economy back on track. he's been relentlessly focused on that. he's been talking about it. he's been pushing forward this legislation with the great work of course of senator schumer who you were just speaking to and speaker pelosi. so he's been relentlessly focused on this. he's been talking directly to the american people. we've been talking directly to the american

de la vacuna johnson & johnson a los trabajadores del aeropuerto o'hare en chicago y también american airlinesinformación visite la página web que aparece en su pantalla y ahí va a encontrar una información detallada de la vacuna. >> y con esto el gobernador ya no podrá tomar medidas por sí solo y por ejemplo declarar cuarentena y es que cuomo está en medio de dos escándalos y también una de ellas volvió a hablar, escuche. >> (audio en inglés). >> (audio en inglés). >> por cierto, la fiscal de nueva york está haciendo una investigación independiente sobre las acusaciones de acoso en contra del andré schubert. >> gobernador andrew cuomo. >> las autoridades de salud dijeron que los condados enniovel rojo cuando se alcance el nivel naranja. >> seguimos en california donde los funcionarios de salud insisten en el subsistema de uso de doble mascarillas y que se une una de tela ajustada sobre una quirúrgica y no usar más de dos y que ninguna de la dos sean máscaras médicas. >> el gobernador gavin newsom también busca presionar a los planteles con incentivos financieros. >> en la ciudad de méxico fue

so fluid, mask lists on an american airline flight despite rules that say you can't do that.o took the picture. stay with us. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. get 2 unlimited lines for only $70. and now get netflix on us with your plan. and this rate is fixed, you'll pay exactly $70 total. this month and every month. plus, switch today and get a free smartphone for each line. the best value and award-winning customer service. only at t-mobile. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! >> emily: welcome back. u.s. climate envoy john kerry caught not wearing his mask while reading a book during an american airlines flight despite the cdc requiring him to do so. he defended himself on social media saying him being massless was only momentary but the passenger who took the photo and wishes to remain anonymous told fox news "i salute our very

continues and it can continue to the upside when i sigh the activity coming into delta and to american airlinesreally hard to resist not being a part of that because if you go back further than a year, you go back two years, you see where the airlines were, where they are now, yes, they recovered significantly but i still think there's plenty of room american airlines, they have been buying, scott, since the stock was in the teens and it continued to the move on the upside it is trading a little over 22 they continue to buy upside here i will be along for a ride i was just on an airplane yesterday. i have to tell you, full capacity within the restrictions of distance and everything else, but they're seeing more and more and more of that across the industry i think it goes higher. >> okay. farmer jim, you sold american tower and you used the proceeds to buy camden property tell me. >> yeah. well, i know there's actually other people on the desk who own american tower, but it just hasn't been working. so i wanted to get rid of it i have enough cellphone exposure between qualcomm and apple so then

boeing 737 matchplay the aircraft landed safely on friday after the captain shut down an engine american airlines said the issue was not related to the computer systems blamed for 2 fatal crashes that resulted in the world wide grounding in 737 max planes. the european union has promised legal action after the british government unilaterally extended a grace period for. northern ireland it's a move that brussels says reaches the terms of the divorce the u.k. says it's taking sensible and practical steps to fix trade problems affecting northern ireland but there are fears that this latest fork in the road over. could threaten. these trucks carrying goods from england scotland and wales on to ships that cross the irish sea to northern island here in belfast products arriving from the rest of britain are subject to import rules from the e.u. on to break northern ireland has remained part of the e.u. single market for goods. fully applied but the u.k. has decided to extend these transition period for some products without asking the e.u. 1st that's illegal brussels says and undermines the brig's that

you'll notice he hasan no mask n despite the white house and the american airlines mask policiesd afterceived complaints the airline said they are looking into the kerry matter. kerry said he pulled it off momentarily? was he eating his book? how do you justify it? flying thear entitled skies. remember that poor woman in galveston handcuffed and thrown to the floor for refusing to pu. a mask on but kerry can just flout the rules. he is a cabinet secretary. >> laura: the toddler doesn't have a mask on and they throw them in the clink. kerry doesn't have a mask on anr they are like, thank you for your work. ray, we have to be fair. remember, john kerry is used flying private. so he momentarily forgot he wasn't on the g5. he just forgot. he got back to the commercial air deal. >> cristal should have been the tip-off. laura, kerry wasn't the only west wing regular having mass difficulties. watch how the president handled his mask during event yesterday. >> this is a great outfit. it's a union shop. we are in a position where it's gonna bring immediate relief. we'll get 100 million shots in

american airlines reiterated masks are required on airplanes for everyone.aveled a bit during covid. i have not yet. >> if you take a sip of a drink or have a little snack they allow you to do that and most people from my experience pull the mask off, put it back on, no one is keeping it off for a minute. benjamin: leaders should lead by example. the time is almost 37 minutes after the hour. a bipartisan push to rein in big tech, live report on the changes lawmakers see. jillian: setting up an epic moment, the unforgettable proposal. benjamin: from our friends at fox bet, download the super 6 apps for a chance to win 10,$000 was all you have to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show, download the apps now. ♪♪ walking into battle ♪♪ ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today

manus: yeah, we will see -- the numbers keep rolling out like we see with american airlines.he full employment story begins to look a lot more double. sarah, thank you for joining us, from standard chartered head of research. coming up, it's finally on the move. the ship blocking the suez has now been freed. we bring you the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is going to take some time for everything to rebalance itself out and that will affect rates going forward. you have essentially a week and the ships going down past south africa's and that is adding a week or so onto the journey. this ripple through the supply chain, we will feel for some time to come, i feel. >> that was the international chamber shipping secretary-general, guy platten. things are finally on the move in the suez canal. the giant ever given has dislodged and traffic is beginning to resume. yousef joins us. the traffic jam, 400 ships all blowing the warns. how quickly will they get through? yousef: fascinating images that we got, seeing this 400 meter behemoth of a ship getting finally moved from its pos

$737.00 max plane the aircraft landed safely on friday after their captain shut down an engine american airlines said the issue was not related to the computer systems blamed for to fail crashes that resulted in the world wide grounding of 737 max planes while some wealthy nations have already vaccinated millions of people against covert 19 many african countries are struggling to secure even a small number of doses the world health organization's kovacs initiative aims to help poor countries roll out vaccines now nigeria kenya and will one day have started inoculating health workers and other vulnerable people it's an historic moment for this medical work because the of the 1st kenyans to receive a covert 9000 vaccine. somebody from. the east african nation has begun rolling out dozes from the global kovacs program an initiative launched by the walls health organization to ensure low and middle income countries have fair access to vaccines. it's a crucial resource for the world's poorest continent and say kenya's president stressed the importance of global cooperation roxanne nationalism is som

tom: american airlines just out along the headlines we are going to see.n airlines expects to reactivate most aircraft in the second quarter. this goes back to ed bastian's conversation with david westin about his optimism about getting united states travel i can gear. that is another add on to this. jonathan: and how the supply-side responds, too. mohamed el-erian wrote a piece on inflation this morning, and it is the difference between the cycle and working your way through the cycle. the question i have been asking is just how we respond to this moment that we are about to see in the next couple of months. you can anticipate the data. you can talk about how you respond to the data. until you actually see it, how will you react? tom: we need to worry. jonathan: what do you want to worry about? inflation? tom: we don't know how long it is going to last. jonathan: that is a big unknown. tom: we are looking forward to having her back tomorrow, the pendulum -- jonathan: -- of gloom. coming up, dr. albert ko, gale school of medicine department chair -- yale s

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if i drop my mask on a flight it was momentary, american airlines is looking into the incident and reiteratedirplanes for everyone. jillian: you are allowed to take them off to eat or drink but normally, i've been on a few flights and coronavirus happened, you do it quickly and put it back on the person who took the picture allegedly said it was 5 minutes or something. we will continue to follow it. in the meantime ill a's district attorney bragging about going easy on criminals. >> reductions equate to over 8000 years of unnecessary exposure time. >> that is just from his first 3 months in office. the city is weighing a vote of no confidence. turns out president biden's tax hikes will impact more americans than he first let on. major clarification drawing criticism still to come. ♪♪ and i tried and i tried the worst genocide in human history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food.

american airlines informed 13,000 employees there. furlough warnings were lifted. 14,000 united employees got that same message. the covid relief deal includes $14 billion in support for the airline industry and an additional $1 billion for eligible contractors. the biden administration is tapping fema help deal with a surgeon. unaccompanied children coming across the us mexico border. homeland security secretary alejandra marcus announced that he's directing the agency to shelter and take care of unaccompanied children for at least the next 90 days. they're sending fema as reinforcements. not for today. not for tomorrow, but for three words three weeks from now, and what is clear there could be no equivocation when, when sending a message to people who are thinking of joining a caravan. it has to be our border is closed, customs and border protection reported roughly 100,000 encounters with people coming over the border off those just under 10% were unaccompanied minors. i'm gonna do whatever it takes for you not to worry about having

american airlines says it's investigating. of the postal service has completed her investigation into claims that postal supervisors discussed manipulating ballots in pennsylvania during the 2020 election. she's concluded it never happened. the final report says the postal worker who claimed he overheard supervisors discussing it has recanted his story. that claim was a key part of donald trump's claim ballots in pennsylvania were invalid. the report says the postal worker whose name is redacted now claims he had not heard a conversation about ballots at all, rather he saw the postmaster and supervisor having a discussion and assumed it was about fraudulent balance will the back dating. we're covering everything happening in washington on twitter. you can follow me there and share your opinion. i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> as can you see we're still in this pandemic and so many of us working from home. but for a year we had to turn inward, working, schooling, our kids from home with just the people in our immediate families and house

american airlines and united airlines told its employees they could now ignore furlough notices theyreceived. the airlines were set to carry out the furloughs at the end of this month when an earlier round expired. the new bill extends assistance through september. >>> if you share your netflix password with your best friend, uh-oh, listen to this one -- the world's largest video-streaming service is cracking down on password sharing in a new test program. some customers will get a message on their screens asking them to sign up for their only account if they don't live with the subscriber. according to one study, about one-third of all netflix users share their passwords. anne-marie? >> diane, i think there is going to be a relief for some people because they've been trying to get people to stop using their passwords for a while. maybe an ex-girlfriend or boyfriend they broke up with months ago. >> it definitely happens a lot with boyfriends, girlfriends. yes, sorry, wasn't my fault. blame netflix. >> exactly. exactly. diane king hall in new york, thank you so much. >> you got it. >

you side for american airlines. joining us now, hans vestberg, verizon chairman and ceo.ways love talking to you. i was on a panel with your cfo a while ago, and he said with extra cash, we are just going to pay down debt. so when there is a problem in the market, we have the money to spend. you did that, i know you are adding on the debt. make the market feel better. hans: i think we have a very clear capital allocation strategy. number one, we invest in our business. we have a great opportunity to extend and accelerate to bring in revenues earlier. that is number one. secondly, we want to put our board in a position to continue to grow our dividend that we have done for 14 years. currently we are paying down the debt. this is nothing new for us. we did the same when we bought vodafone some five years ago. we brought down the debt to around two times, which is a really good measure. now we are coming up again, but it is going to take us for five years. our rating is good, and hopefully the bond market is seeing that we are committed. during 20/20, we refurbished all of o

not only do we see american airlines with a balloon deal -- full disclosure, i don't understand it -- but also two government auctions. full disclosure, i don't understand it. what have we got? lisa: you've got companies looking to get in while the getting is good. the idea that interest rates are probably going to rise from here and that borrowing costs could be as low as they are going to get, if you take a look at yields for high-yield debt, at the highest level going back to december. there's this feeling perhaps we are moving into a new regime, but right now it is a great time to borrow, and you are seeing it with the government even after rates have risen, that seem to be having a pretty easy time finding buyers for those treasuries. tom: into the markets off what lisa says, it is about a change in behavior and how chief financial officers deal with the optimism, including a $1.9 trillion stimulus. jonathan: they've been able to borrow. do they start to invest more? do they start to hire more? that's what this had been a station wants to see a man that's why this administration

american airlines at $25 a share.t dollar general and to send out apparently stories on them both. susan: both our earnings stories coming in a bit light, dollar general sales becoming stronger two and 2020, but the problem's guidance for this year with dollar general cae in sales will fall about four to 6% in 2021 because lower sales and discounted groceries and goods with vaccines rolling out and reopening in the economy needs people can go out maybe by higher end products. cannabis producer sundial always one of the most actively traded stock, second-most this morning. also read it favorite-- reddit favorite and that it successfully restructured its company when you are showing the banks and i think things are being today, people need to remember banks and financial makes more money when yields go up, they make more money on doling out loans and credit. stuart: by the way, if you notice the bottom right-hand corner of your screen the dow jones reached $33045, a new intraday high. susan: the dow jones hitting-- drop

he may have forgotten he wasn't flying on his private jet baby but what was interesting american airlinefirst-class? the don't know but they airlines are playing a little bit here. >> i'm not surprised but i'm glad the photo is out there circulating. i don't care what kind of promise john kerry makes calling at malarkey or whatever i'm glad he got caught. >> exactly. by the way want to get your comments quickly on newsom. we know he's going to be the subject of this verified signatures indeed over 2 million that it'll go on the statewide ballot that theirs are saying the challenges of him being voted out are slim to none. do you think that's true? >> will look californians are frustrated with governor newsom for a number of reasons including the high taxes and high expenses in the state and how he handled the covid-19 virus. they want the man out of office and i can clearly understand that. he's a governor. >> yes and what's interesting another fact that didn't come out that just noticed they are number 43 out of the 50 states and the number of people who have received both vaccinations.

so i'm okay with but american airlines does anticipate so this aircraft will be flying this in they saythe 2nd quarter. >> people. >> this is more travelers. but flights vaccine eligibility expands the country. >> now as today 7 day moving average of net bookings. >> is 90% of the 2019 average. well, the deadline to contribute to individual retirement accounts and health savings. >> so the irs and did that as well that. your tax returns actually make it in today for that as well. but that was made. the announcement following increased calls for more time following the passage of the american rescue plan which made changes to the tax code. individual states may have different deadlines for this. so be aware of that. >> well, soopers today announced a donation of a million dollars to the colorado healing fund to support the needs of victims, families survivors in the community affected by the boulder supermarket tragedy. kroger is the parent company of king soopers which is the grocery store in boulder where the shooting took place. customers can make donations at various stores as well.

listen to this >> an american airlines pilot radios in a mid flight close encounter with an apparent> we just had something go right over the top of us i hate to say this, it looks like a long cylindrical object >> jimmy: that's right could be a possible ufo. aliens are looking for intelligent life, and they didn't find any on an american airlines flight during a a pandemic [ laughter ] [ applause ] i love ufo sighting. it's like, that could be an alien, or a dominos delivery drone. when they heard, united was like, "sorry, our bad. that was our plane the wings just fell off. [ laughter ] hey, listen to this. the cdc just found out that gyms with maskless users are considered to be high risk for the spread of covid. yep, the report also found that people running on the train tracks are more likely to get hit by a subway. [ laughter ] [ applause ] americans are like, "really? cause i was about to go to planet fitness and lick the elliptical is that okay i use the bicycle seat as a face mask. is that okay [ laughter ] i found this towel can i eat it is that okay can i eat the towel? su

american airlines doing its part to keep the high-yield market active, putting monthly sales on trackor the busiest march on record. the high-grade market belonging to the right this week. back with us, marilyn, tony, and jim. let's for -- let's look forward to next week. is there any reason for the fed to be concerned about financial conditions? marilyn: i don't think there is a huge reason for them to be concerned in that financial conditions remain, particularly in the u.s., real yield is still negative. you have this huge stimulus from the government. i think they are not going to signal any change in their current policy. the market is looking to see what the economic projections will show, looking to see whether the median estimate or forecast might bring forward tapering. we don't think that is going to happen. potentially a rate hike in 2023. probably unlikely at this stage. at the moment, there is not a huge amount to be concerned about. it will take some time for the fed to move in a different direction. jonathan: the gdp forecast without a doubt will be upgraded. we will se

also getting a boost -- $15 billion, allowing american airlines and united to tear up furlough notices for nearly 30,000 workers. for flight attendant brittney riley, who was facing down possible bankruptcy, it's a game changer. >> i literally feel like there were bricks lifted off my chest. the biggest sense of relief knowing that we could get back to work and focus on providing for our family and providing for ourselves. >> let's get right to mary bruce. she's at the white house tonight. president biden and vice president kamala harris hitting the road in the coming week. you have been reporting on this. they hope to explain how the law, how the relief will help american families and small businesses and know the polling is on their side with this. >> reporter: they do. even though this bill is already popular, the president is still making a big sales push. next week he and his team will be crisscrossing the country, with biden visiting georgia. >> thanks. >>> meantime, overseas tonight, a reality check really for us all, and likely why last night when he mentioned the fourt

i saw tonight american airlines announced 13,000 employees who had been furloughed are now not going. we're already seeing real world action. and we're going to be talking to people over the next two weeks how this bill is going to help them. >> american arlines sent out a letter to the employees saying if you got one of those furlough notices you can tear them up and it's all thanks to this legislation. there's no one working in american airlines who doesn't know where that came from, but your job as communications director is to make this clear in all 50 states and to voters in all 50 states. and yet you also have to be proceeding with the next agenda items in the white house. so how do you juggle those two things at the same time? >> well, like i say first we're going to spend a dedicated amount of time talking to the american people about this bill. you're going to see the president do it. he laid out clearly when he came into office that his first priority was to get this virus under control, stand up a vaccine program that's going to vaccinate people all across this country and

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you've bought calls in ford, american airlines, blackberry.'s take those three talk me through those three and i'll get through some others if you can. >> ford continues to get one of those names that's been grinding to the up side and both of those two names for a while, and i like them. i actually did just get out of gm, but i still like it and looking for the next opportunity to get in there. there are opportunities in the airline space for sure i was in jets for a while and it encompasses an etf, but specifically, i like american airlines and i like what they've been able to do and a lot of the names have been moving to the upside in a nice strong way which is why i feel more comfortable with the options and i've thought about adding some stock here and i just decided to stick with the options and just because of the upside with the airlines and then blackberry, this is a name that's the name from the past and it kind of got caught up in that whole activity with gamestop and a lot of these various other names and the amcs and the other and

american airlines has already told 13,000 workers they can tear up the furlough notices sent out lastirlines is cancelling 14,000 furloughs. to receive a portion of the $15 billion in aid, airlines have to agree not to furlough workers before september 30th. >>> bay area public transit is also a big winner. about $1.7 billion will go to the struggling agencies that have lost riders and revenue big time during the pandemic. san francisco will get $1.2 billion for muni and the central subway. cal train will receive $52 million to help with its upgrade to election trif indication. b.a.r.t is getting $87 million for a second trans bay sub. the b.a.r.t extension to santa clara did not make the cut. >>> president biden will deliver his first prime time address to the nation tomorrow night to mark the one-year anniversary of the covid shut down. you can see it on abc 7 at 5:00 p.m. hope you will tune in to that tomorrow. . >>> let's move on to the weather forecast. ama, what a weird day. >> a crazy day, and it is still coming down pretty good in some places, sandhya. >> yes, it is indeed, am