and american airlines for pollutes and so on and so forth. at those, how do you evaluate a company on a social scale, as to whether it's being responsible or at the same time as it's trying to be responsible, it's being hypocritical >> well, i think the one thing we can all agree on with esg, it's making a world in a better place. so when it comes to esg in the social realm, maybe companies have to be very careful they don't cross a line and become overly political, which then can backlash on them as well i think that's what you're seeing right now with a lot of companies, how do they kind of make that fine line? and then for investors, they're going to have to make their own decisions on where they fall in these topics >> it's very interesting we just looked at your picks there, laureen, cummins engine, john deere i pointed out that valley likes general motors paypal, which seems like a pretty clean operation, and brookfield renewables, i assume that's related to brookfield properties, but i don't know. through local wind farms, so they have

season, people are back traveling again, tsa's going to have to tighten up. >> this morning american airlines saying we continue to work together with our partners in law enforcement and at the tsa to maintain a safe and secure airport environment. and this is not the first alleged serial stowaway. marilyn hartman claims to have taken at least 30 flights over the years from the airport without a ticket or boarding pass. and payton is charged with criminal trespassing. at the time, payton told police she was trying to go to l.a. for a jay-z concert. >>> coming up, the girl who's wise beyond her years. >> how young and how wise? how about 2 years old with an iq score just shy of albert einstein. you're watching "world news now." that's next. [bir cin dm om] [male narrator] they are the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. but what does it take to strengthen our service members? what does it take to let them know that we stand behind them, wherever they are? what does it take to bridge the distance and keep them connected to family, home and country? and what does it take to prepare

. >> the american airlines plane forced to make an emergency landing in the south bay. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the storm system that will keep us cooler. i'm back with that in six minutes. >>> 5 minutes and 37 seconds. that is how long a group of inmates beat a police informant inside a jail. >> tonight, the surveillance video from the jail. we want to caution you, it might be difficult to watch. the question, what took so long for the prison guard to intervene. here is if the video. >> reporter: november 309, 7:30 p.m. inside a dorm in the jail, housing dozens of gang members. guys mill around the tables in front of the guard station or hang out by the bunk beds until we see a commotion near the bunks. that is where 31 people had beat a gang member, an informant. they drag the victim in the front of the dorm where he is punched and kicked by dozens of inmates, left naked and bloody on the floor. they drag the victim to the other side of the room where you can see one man appear to clean cleaning solution on his face. the last blow. nearly six minutes after the atta

. ♪ ♪ >>> if you buy a plane ticket through american airlines, there's a chance you'll take a flightcarriers. one of those carriers has received a federal warning about nine incidents involving its pilots. cnn's pete muntean is with us now. what is this about? >> the faa says there's real issues with american airlines' largest regional carrier called envoy air. the faa says there's consistent evidence of problems with its pilots. it is an airline that millions have flown on, but might never know it. now new documents obtained by cnn detail a federal investigation into envoy air. it is the largest regional carrier for american airlines, operating smaller jets between small cities and major hubs. hundreds of times each day. this envoy flight that slid off a snowy chicago runway is one of nine cases in 2019 and 2020 that the federal aviation administration says showed serious problems with the pilots involved. in a letter to envoy's ceo, an faa investigator cites consistent evidence showing potential lack of are amanship, deeper than what spot training or counseling have been able to re

shouldn't stan it effectively fe companies like american airlines and dull, now have a bunch of backupall these other firms stand up and say, yeah, we've got trouble with these bells -- bills as. well it feels like a closing ranks and letting the republicans know they can't single out accompany here or there to bully for their perspective on this issue. is that a fair analysis? >> i think that's a fair analysis. also i will point out, this began with the water coalition many of us were involved in in the effort last month to pose the legislation in georgia. in which we engage the leadership to speak out about. this i will be honest, many of us, particularly many african american business leaders, the companies on the boards we engaged in said, if you meant it when he spoke out after those horrific events on january the 6th in which we all witnessed something that we thought would be unfathomable, enrich americans largely view by the law told by the core president attacked our own country and aren't democrats. you heard a lot of business leaders roundtable to u.s. chamber, say they woul

. >>> tense moments for passengers on board and american airlines flight leaving minetta san jose. the flight had just taken off headed for phoenix when pilots radioed the tower reporting engine trouble. they turned around and landed safely back in san jose. someone posted this video on twitter of what they believe is the plane. the man who posted it says he heard fireworks sounds coming from the sky. american airlines is looking into what caused the problem. >>> now at 7:00 pacifico police arrested a man they say murdered his two young children. more than 1500 miles away. the three and five-year-olds bodies were discovered yesterday in bellevue, nebraska. investigators arrested the father, adam price, last night at a location in pacifica. bellevue police say the children's mother called police when the father did not check in with her. officers went to his home saturday night and again on sunday morning but say that no one answered the door. they do not have sufficient reason to force entry. investigators have not said how the children died. >>> police have arrested a homeless man

look at the signatories, it's got american airlines, hewlett-packard, microsoft, sales force, unilever, big companies. it says, quote. we believe the right to vote is sacred. when more people participate in the democratic process, we all prosper. we stand together in a nonpartisan coalition to support reforms that make democracy more successful and oppose any changes that restrict eligible voters access to the ballot. we urge business and civic leaders to join us as we look for our democratic principle, equality. in addition to the big companies represented, the letter was also signed by the first name you see on the list, ron kirk, who helped spearhead this effort to speak out against these restrictive voting bills. joining us now live is ron kirk, the former mayor of dallas, texas, and he is the former u.s. trade representative during the obama administration. mr. ambassador, thank you so much for making time to be here tonight. it's nice to see you. >> rachel, thank you so much for having me, and in your introduction, you basically exposed this effort for what it is. you know, in a

american airlines, their -- their hub is also in the state of north carolina.are not able to get the amount of fuel it would need to five flights that fly flights from north carolina to honolulu or even london. that's why they would have to make an additional stop in other places so they can refuel. even for passengers to get off the plane santa get onto another plane that will already have that kind of feel. -- of fuel. there are parts of the american operation that is really starting to feel that impact. >> you spend a lot of time speaking to executives in american companies. are they surprised colonial was hit this badly? do they fear there is a broader problem of protecting america's critical infrastructure? reporter: i think there's certainly a bit of both. we even heard this from the biden administration before this had happened -- hack happened. there's a better need to protect america's vertical infrastructure. this particular hack was not all that sophisticated. it's been around for a long time. so it's not that out of the question, for people to have

steven said he booked a flight using american express travel. the airline canceled his flight, but steven says he couldn't get anybody at the amex travel agency to help rebook him. he rebooked on his own at his own expense and then took the flight. here's the thing. that left the $6,000 plus on the old tickets up in the air. for a full year he fought for a refund unsuccessfully. he contacted us and eventually he got back his $6,338. we asked amex travel for details about what happened but did not get a response. steven wrote us a kind note and said i attribute this resolution to your involvement. he had something else to say about travel agents and travel websites in general. he said, think twice about booking through anyone but the airline. steven has a valid point there. when you book directly with an airline you might have to pay a service fee or a fare difference but the airline will make changes for you. however, if you book through a travel agent or a website the airline often won't make the changes. they will insist you make the changes through the t

in the three companies we are targeting first as nike, coca-cola, and american airlines and american airlines. >> laura: there are others though, right? possibly the most hypocritical of these corporations, apple. particularly when it comes to their dealings with china as there was a stunning piece in "the new york times" today, and analysis found that tens of thousands of apps have disappeared from apples chinese app store just over the last several years. it also blocked tools for organizing pro-democracy protests. so clearly tim cook has decided to bow down the altar of communist censorship in order to make the phones there, make them cheaply, push them out and make billions for his shareholders. your first ants didn't tackle apple, but could you have them featured in future campaigns? >> we are very excited and focusing on that, but this is going to be an ongoing program and we are excited to come back and talk about phase two, maybe we can talk about that. be one the corporations decided that somehow this was going to be protecting them from protests or left-wing boycotts. don't

it's american airlines specific?reporter: yes, so, this is just american airlines until september 13th, they're not going to be selling alcohol to economy class passengers. this actually follows what we heard from southwest airlines, which is going to do the same, at least through mid-summer. this is basically the corporate, you can't have nice things now, america, because there's been so many bad incidents in the hair. we've had 2,500 incidents of unruly passengers since the beginning of the year. compare that to a normal year when you only had between 150 to 200 incidents. it has been a very difficult year. i was talking to somebody inside the travel industry who said the other problem is passengers these days are bringing alcohol with them on to the airplane. that also has been an ongoing problem, alex. >> yeah, i bet, and i guess you can do that and i was thinking, you can't pass through security but there are places to buy it, especially the little bottles inside the airport. so that's how they can bring it on.

. >>> pretty good scared this morning for passengers on board in american airlines flight leaving minetta san jose international. their flight had just taken off and it was headed for phoenix when pilots radioed the tower reporting engine trouble. >> american 2049, mayday, mayday, mayday. we need to return to san jose. >> we can turn back to the airport. >> make a right base, and approach right. american 2049. >> somebody on the ground in san jose tweeted this video, presumably of that plane pick we don't see any trouble but the person who posted it said that he saw the engine catch fire and then could hear the plane making what he called a firecracker sound. the airbus 320 landed safely with the rescue crews standing by just in case. american airlines said its maintenance teams are evaluating that aircraft but customers, they were all rebooked on other flights. >>> police arrested a man they say murdered his two young children more than 1500 miles away. neof a three and five-year-old yesterday in bellevue, nebraska. investigators were able to track and arrest adam price, the father, last

they have to tighten up. >> american airlines saying in statement we continue to work together with ourn law enforcement and at the tsa to maintain a safe and secure airport environment. this is not the first alleged serial stow away at o'hare. facing multiple charges she claims to have taken 30 flights over the years from the airport. without a ticket or boarding pass. >> she is charged with criminal trespassing. she told police she was just trying to go to l.a. for a jay-z concert. >> washington wizards star wants the league to do more to protect players after an incident in philadelphia. a fan dumped popcorn on his head as he left the court with an injury. the fan was ejected. westbrook said the amount of disrespect for players is out of hand. >> the worst time to hit the road if you're traveling for the holiday weekend. >> the 2 year-old now a member of mnsa. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all

again, scary moments on board that american airlines flight from miami to j.f.k.ged attack on a flight attendant. back to you. >> thanks, eric. the texas special election heading off to a run-off between two republicans. the top spot will be a seat that has been vacant from february blocking out democrats from the race. democrats were hope to turn the seat blue. so is this a sign of a red wave coming in 2022? we have jessica tarlov here and republican strategist alexander wilkes joining us to discuss. alexander, does this give your party hope? >> i'm always careful not to overread the results of a special election. however, i do think there's important things to look at. the more rural counties turned out more republicans. that's a good sign. they say democrats are not motivating their base right now. president biden himself is not necessarily representing the people, the coronavirus, the debt figures and more. >> sandra: jessica, is this a concerning sign for your party? >> well, i've been concerned since election night. i know democrats are proverbial bed wetter

meanwhile, some folkc on board american airlines flight. >> lucky to be back on the ground tonight. the faa now looking into the engine trouble but force that flight to make an emergency landing at san jose international airport just moments after it took off this morning. american airlines says that the pilot shut down one of the 2 engines on the plane after an indicator light came on the flight headed to phoenix, put circled around touching down safely. the good news, no one on board hurt. the plane carrying 112 passengers along with 5 crew members. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look, this is on top of mount tam and spend blustery at times. you know, you can see that camera doing a little dance there trying to keep up with him with the wind kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow it tonight with a look at what's on tap and just how strong these winds will get. yeah, it's going to really blustery these next couple days, probably in the thursday to but maybe next 7 out of 10 days. things are going to be pretty windy outside the clouds. moving on shore. of course

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and i would hope that american airlines and at&t, hewlett-packard, southwest airlines call the roll thatognize that this is bad for business because it is indeed anti-american. >> that really is the key, right there. it's not necessarily for these organizations to pull out of the states because most of their employees are black and brown people, but for them, if they really feel committed to all of this, to put their money where it counts. glad to have you here with us. appreciate it. reverend dr. frederick haynes iii. thank you very much. >>> a little girl hit by gunfire while toy shopping in times square. now there's a manhunt for the shooter. a live report from the scene, next. ive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start

. >>> a cnn exclusive now about a government warning for american airlines' largest regional carrier,evidence of consistently unsafe piloting by multiple flight crews. cnn aviation correspondent pete has the reporting. >> reporter: it is an airline that millions have flown on but might never know it. now new documents obtained by cnn detail a federal warning against envoy air. it is the largest regional carrier for american airlines, operating smaller jets between small cities and major hubs, hundreds of times each day. this envoy flight that slid off a snowy chicago runway is one of nine cases in 2019 and 2020 that the federal aviation administration says showed serious problems with the pilots involved. in a letter to envoy ceo, an faa investigator cites lack airmanship, deeper than what spot training or counseling have been able to resolve. >> it's been a big deal and it's disturbing. >> reporter: former ntsb managing director reviewed the faa warning and says incidents could have been much worse. the letter describes a flight last year when an envoy crew should have been landing o

especially american airlines an make the. they put politicians before consumers.ney. there outing large companies to distract for labor. listen to this pad on nike. nike is fighting back with highly paid lobbyists. stop exploiting labor. >> it's not just nike organization is also targeting american airlines and coca-cola. a $7 million ad campaign workin on digital platforms. while nike is being blamed for using forced labor to make shoe which they say is not true american airlines is criticized for taking legroom from passengers and laying off employees while receiving taxpayer bailouts. they are trying to reduce criticism and they are getting more than ever before. backlash typically comes from the left. >> i hate this. i absolutely hate this but it's about time. the fact is we want to keep corporate america out of the political business. exports out of politics. you can't have one side telling the stories. if the right doesn't do it the left has the feel of all to itself. you need to have a level playin field corporations out of the business. i suspect this is a

>> american airlines is the godfather of shrinking legroom let me tell you.'ve had that in my mind for the last 10 minutes. but these things -- i can pop these off, go in the overhead, you bring that seat as close as you want. i was going to wear a shirt on it that said "atl versus all of y'all" because they moved the games. and what that's done is it's allowed braves fans to say to hell with politics, let's coalesce together and were member that we are braves fans. we can have an identity outside of politics and maybe what culture is more harmful than helpful to us and so there's actual cohesion coming from that. >> greg: why do you hate native americans? [laughter] >> don't take the bait! don't take the bait! >> greg: take the hybrid. >> i got this. i am 568 thousandths more cherokee than elizabeth warren. [applause] >> greg: there you go. >> it was blue so i didn't wear it but the point there is simply the pendulum is going to swing the other way and is companies are bigger than a board member. the people that work at delta, the people that work at coca-co

southwest and american airlines, at&t in dallas, the dallas morning news reported that more than 720 both in letters and in person to make their position clear and that sustained pressure worked. the texas legislature didn't pass that bathroom bill, not that year, at least. now, businesses in texas are ramping up the pressure again. this time against two bills that are making their way through the state legislature that would dramatically roll back voting rightings. coalition of big businesses and business groups in texas under the name fair elections texas today released a letter making clear where they stand on the voting rights roll back that texas republicans are pursuing. look at the signatories, it's got american airlines, hewlett-packard, microsoft, sales force, unilever, we believe the right to vote is sacred. when more people participate in the democratic process, we all prosper. we stand together in a nonpartisan coalition to support reforms that make democracy more successful and oppose any changes that restrict eligible voters access to ballot. we urge business and civic

. >> passenger levels are below 2019 level-ss and american airlines are losing $100 million a day. many airlines created voucher pauses exceeding the department of transportation's guidelines. and she said she will be flying a different airline moving forward. >> we will just, you know, make them suffer with using our monies at one of their competitors. >> now, airlines in the u.s. did give about $13 billion in refunds last year, up 72% from 2019, but we are talking about, billions of dollars in vouchers. and estimated at least $10 billion in the flight vouchers and some of them are starting to expire and that's why the senators are saying the airline industry has to do better or they will look to write legislation to require it. >> you are watching the "cbs overnight news." oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. e

take american airlines for example. e bags than any other airline. they kick more people off flight s than the other airline. we were able to confirm, we reached out and they confirmed to us that during the covid pandemic they continued to decrease leg room on many of their flights and this is of course at a time when they took a multi-billion dollar bail out from the american taxpayer and their ceo doug parker still was paid an eight figure paycheck last year. and this is all to distract from those things, and they need to focus on serving their consumers , not woke politicians. jackie: do you think calling them out in this way, you know, will have an impact that it will be enough or that more organizations, more people have to jump on the bandwagon to put this kind of pressure in place. >> we certainly hope that people that are upset at their mistreatment of their customers and the problems within their business model will also raise their voices, but this is going to be an ongoing campaign. we're not going to stop any

among the businesses affected american airlines the carrier has directed its honolulu bound flights to take off in north carolina with tanks half empty and fuel up in texas before continuing their flights to hawaii. now if you own that you're probably rich by now investors have plowed into cryptocurrency over the past year driven in part by low interest rates large amounts of government spending and even social media it's not just that coin take a look at 3 of the most popular digital coins and the amount of investment they've seen now that total market value skyrocketing since spring last year the total investment of a whopping 4400 percent in the case of the chain and then there's the doge coin a pair of software engineers created 80 years ago as a subtle bitcoin using a popular internet mame of. its market cap s. lot 25000 percent yep you heard that right just in the last year the driving force behind don't call and search tesla founder and c.e.o. elon musk crew has tweeted repeatedly about it so is the line between opportunity and joke when it comes to the crypto boom let's ask som

among the businesses affected american airlines the carrier has directed its honolulu bound flights to take off in north carolina with tanks half empty and fuel up in texas before continuing their flights to hawaii. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories they can. have all of us needs are and big jobless benefits introduced during the pandemic which they say have made the unemployed reluctant to return to work as job openings have reached a record high but hiring slow crisis a japanese carmaker nissan posted an annual net loss of $4100000000.00 the firm has faced a serious of tribes recently including weak demand during the pandemic and the arrest of former boss carlos gold was now an international fugitive after jumping bail and fleeing japan. the travel industry hopes for a post pandemic recovery have been hit by a couple of false starts now german flag carrier lufthansa only expects to fly at about 40 percent of its prepared them a capacity this year but it has raised its number of holiday destinations to over 100 hoping to bank on surging demand as vacay vaccin

listen. >> american airlines, rated worst american requires passengers to show id to fly. texas voter id law. coca-cola is getting political. attacking georgia's popular voting law. why? to distract from years of dismal sales nike is constantly political? why, cover, congressional reports suspect used forced labor in china. jon: it's interesting these companies think i guess that what they have, you know, these positions that they have advocated will benefit them in the bottom line. but now they're being sort of publicly shamed the question is, you know, which side which balance is ultimately going to win? >> yeah. you know, there's a couple of things going on here one is american companies have learn in the same way they caught up in outsourcing debate they've learned they can't stay out of politics. noter no matter they are drawn to it one way or another so with the -- case of nike, for instance, so you know, nike has a lot of black customers, nike has a lot of customers in american cities. if it comes off as being indifferent to the black lives matter movement, they mig

coca-cola, american airlines, american airlines. american requires, they show i.d.consumers first initiative is a seven figure ongoing ad campaign. simple message to corporate america. stop trying to distract from your own failures and mistreatment of your customers by cozying up to woke politicians and activist and focus on serving your customers with quality products, healthy products made without the taint of forced labor from china. >> dana: do you find campaigns like this have and effect on corporate behavior? >> well, that's our hope. consumers research is the nation's oldest consumer protection organization, a 91 year pedigree standing up for the consumer in the marketplace. we were sick and tired of seeing companies try to distract from their mistreatment of their customers by cozying up to woke politicians and taking positions on legislation they have no expertise about and not germane to their business. >> bill: you thu they've entered the world of politics because they are speaking out on social issues. nike has been doing it for a while. why are the othe

american airlines is joining southwest in extending their ban on serving alcohol in the main cabin. s had stopped or limited service during the pandemic because they wanted to limit the interaction between passengers and the flight attendants. southwest and american are saying they're going to extend that because of these incidents. american says they're going to keep it going until at least mid september which coincides with when the federal mandate for mask guidance is currently set to expire. >> it's an interesting concept. a lot of these incidents are taking place before they're actually up in the air, so i don't know that alcohol on board prevents this from happening. blayne alexander joining us from hartsfield-jackson. thank you, blayne. good to see you. >>> joining us is sarah nelson, president of the association of flight attendants good morning. >> good morning. >> to kendis' point, will it curb incidents if some of it happens before liftoff. >> it's going to be helpful. safety and security is a layer of procedures we put in place. alcohol sales were paused because people wi

people going to be in front of zooms for the rest of their life do you go with delta united american airlines? that's probably where you head but i have one you wouldn't think about talking about avis if you look at the fleet, that's what you should look at, fleet, pricing and availability for a rental car there's two things going for it right now, you can't find a rental car going into this long weekend, and fleet prices are moving higher stock is up 130% year-to-date, it's got a decent amount of short interest last time i checked, so people don't believe in this stock which means it could ultimately go higher but i think that's a play that most people don't think about in the transports and that would be the rent-a-car business >> yeah there's a lot of trades up stream and downstream from boeing and air bus, pete, how would you trade this news out of air bus? >> yeah, i'd go right to boeing. i think tim really stated it very nicely when he talked about the free cash flow, that's a big deal and i think they'll return to that maybe sooner than tim thinks it will, either way we're looking into

the chaos began after a third party reservation system used by american airlines, jetblue and alaska, had an outage. the issue has since been resolved. >>> now to the a boards, stocks ending the week on a rebound. the dow jones isup ab180 points. >>> existing home sales have fallen for the third straight month, causing prices to reach new highs. according to the national association of realtors, sales fell 2.7% from march to april of this year. it jumped 30.9% since april of last year. at the end of last month, the inventory of unsold homes stood at a little more than 1 million 30.9% since april of last year. at the end of last month, the inventory of unsold homes stood at a little more than $1 million. >>> tax evaders will be washed with a new plan. it would widen irs payroll. the added manpower would bolster efforts to go after wealthy americans and corporations that are dodging their fair share. the treasury department says underreported income is the biggest contributor to the tac shortfall. >>> let's go live to the white house where president biden has awarded the medal of honor.

american airlines announced it would also be suspending in-flight alcohol service for passengers untiln stressors create deeply disturbing situations on board aircraft. american airlines will not tolerate assault or mistreatment of our crews. >>> reversing a pandemic suspension. costco is bringing back the loved free samples. 170 of the 550 locations will bring back full samping this week. other locations will join in by the end of june. plexiglass will be in place and samples are prepared in smaller batches. the company will bring backseating at the food court to leave room for social distancing. >>> still ahead, u.s. army colonel jack jacobs will join us. join us turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette this is a cold call! this is annie. will you turn to cold washing in tide. unsubscribe. wait, wait, wait this helps the environment. it saves you money. i will take that money. for the environment. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your en

. >>> a conservative non-profit group launching an ad campaign against coca-cola, american airlines andicts on voting in the home state of georgia and texas now these businesses have been accused of taking part in what conservatives are now calling woke capitalism. cnbc's senior washington correspondent eamon javers now eamon? >> reporter: shep, this group is called consumers research, and they say they're trying to give ceos something to think about as they decide whether to wade into politics or not. >> increasingly we're seeing them work to curry favor with woke politicians rather than focusing on serving their consumers. >> now, these ads are reminiscent of political campaign ads but thuponents are individual ceos not rival candidates and they're unloading the research targeting the airlines ceo doug parker for its high pay at a time of layoffs. the coca-cola ceo over obesity in america and john dawn no over allegations of forced labor in china. >> stop exploiting foreign labor. >> asked for comment a coca-cola spokesperson said this we respect everyone's right to raise their concer

. >> caller: this is ivelaw from new york is american airlines a good opening play >> american is goodthwest is better. i know southwest is higher and i know american airlines is cheaper than any price best of breed is luv let's go to ben in california, ben? >> caller: big boo-yah mr. cramer. >> wow good to have your on the show. >> caller: please give me your thoughts on ticker ri gl. >> okay. all right. so listen, this is really, really tough it's got a lot of different inflammatory auto immune competition out there and so i'm not -- speculative stocks in that business, i'm not going to call it a fade i'm not. jason in new york, jason >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: my question is this, i currently own shares of energy product partners with quarterly earnings beating estimates by 14 cents and a dividend of 7.74%, should i increase my position and buy more >> i want to get -- it's -- remember, it's enterprise. i'm not trying to correct to be mean or anything there is an energy i don't want people to cget confused one is good and one is not enterprise we covered that di

it is the largest regional carrier for american airlines, operating smaller jets between small citiesds of times each day. this is envoy flight that slid off a snowy chicago runway is one of nine cases in 2019 and 2020 that the federal aeration administration showed serious problems with the pilots involved. in an letter to enjoy coo an faa investigator cites consistent evidence showing potential lack of airmanship deeper than what spot training or counseling have been able to resolve. >> it is a big deal and it's disturbing. >> reporter: former ntsb managing director peter goals reviewed the faa warning and said incidents could have been much worse. the letter describes a flight last year when an envoy crew should have been landing on this runway but instead aimed at a parallel runway less than half as long. the faa says only a last minute realization prevent add potentially catastrophic situation. >> it means that we were literally seconds away from a potential accident with significant loss of life. it really is an issue of training and culture. >> reporter: regional airlines have

congressman c andy barr it's good to have you back on there is a new ad campaign calling out american airlinesointed out the hypocrisy which is quite has found woke corporate executives in the case of nike you have a situation atc the same time the corporate executives are vowing to political pressure from colin kaepernick to cancel the betsy ross nike sneaker because of a reference or allusion to the slave air and the united states, we find out that they are sourcing of a bipartisan congressional report and slave labor in the province the uighurs. and on top of that they passed the huge overwhelming bipartisan vote ability to prohibit the importation of goods produced from slave labor, nike actively lalobbied against that. it's about time somebody pointed out the rank hypocrisy. elizabeth: we hear you we should pointed out that nike denies this with foreign affairs recently, the conservative group with a nonprofit consumer research director said american airlines shrunk legroom for passengers laid-off workers thousands during the pandemic and billions in taxpayer bailout and coca-cola and nik

it used to be reopening versus non-reopening, so like zoom versus american airlines, for example.it became more idiosyncratic in terms of earnings. then we had the commodity move. what is the overarching narrative everyone is talking about right now? anna: i think right now, the focus is on midcycle plays. the early cycle you saw play out through the last 12 months or so . right now, the focus for us is where we see real yields rising. we think that could impact the services industry, the things that we can come at once you are vaccinated, what you can do. so it is a little less of what is precisely covid sensitive and what is more going to benefit from this reopening, but at the same time, hasn't necessarily had that hot run you've seen. so it is a different breed of cyclicality. guy: we are going to leave it there. different breeds of cyclicality. we are going to keep an eye on those various iterations of that cyclicality as we go through small caps into the mid-caps. anna han of wells fargo, thank you very much, indeed. the vix is up sharply. people are going to be paying for p

this is this new ad campaign calling out american airlines, nike, coca-cola for putting politics before? >> it is about time someone pointed out the hypocrisy which is quite astonishing, hypocrisy from woke corporate executives n the case of nike you have a situation where at the same time the corporate executives at nike are bowing to political pressure from colin kaepernick to cancel the betsy ross nike sneaker because of some reference or allusion to the slave era in the united states. we find out that they are sourcing from a bipartisan congressional report, nike is sourcing their sneakers from slave labor in the shenzhen province from the uyghurs. on top of that when congress passed overwhelming huge bipartisan vote, to ban prohibit products coming from slave labor, nike lobbied against that. it is about time someone pointed out this range hypocrisy. elizabeth: we should point out nike heededly deny but would not testify before house foreign affairs recently. this conservative group, the non-profit consumers research director, will hid, american airlines shrunk leg room for passeng

. >> reporter: the 5500 mile colonial pipeline is mostly shutdown tonight, american airlines is adding refueling stops to two long haul routes this week because of the outage. timing couldn't be worse, with 37 million people expected to travel this memorial day weekend. that's up 60% from last year. >> don't be hoarding gas. if you don't need it, don't buy it if going on a krar trip, don't wait until you're empty. fill up when you're at a quarter tank. >> reporter: despite long lines and empty pumps, if colonial restores most service by friday, there's no real cause for alarm. nbc news, charlotte. >>> this is tom costello for years, homeland security security warned critical u.s. infrastructure is under constant foreign surveillance and threat of ransomware and cyber attack, including banks, hospitals, state and local governments, rail, aviation, ports, nuclear plants already ransomware losses already exceeded $350 million, 300% increase over last year. >> there's no company too small to suffer that attack. we are seeing increasingly small and medium size businesses suffer ransomware a

now being targeted a conservative, nonprofit group launching an ad campaign against coca-cola, american airlinescan opposed new restrictions on voting in their home states of georgia and texas. nike backs former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick and has supported social justice initiatives. but now these businesses have been accused of taking part in what conservatives are now calling woke capitalism. cnbc's senior washingtoneamon j >> this group is called consumers research they're trying to give ceos something to think about as they decide whether to wade in politics or not. >> increasingly we're seeing them curry favor with woke politicians rather than their consumers. >> now, these ads are reminiscent of political campaign ads but the opponents of individual ceos and they're unloading op research targeting doug parker for his high pay at a time of layoffs. the coca-cola ceo james quincy over obesity in america and nike's ceo over allegations of forced labor in china. >> rather than hiring americans, nike chose china john donahoe nike, stop exploiting foreign labor. >> asked for comment, a c c

ticket and the airlines don't want to do that. >> passenger levels are below 2019 level-ss and american airlinesated voucher pauses exceeding the department of transportation's guidelines. and she said she will be flying a different airline moving forward. >> we will just, you know, make them suffer with using our monies at one of their competitors. >> now, airlines inhe

made it worse for sure. >> reporter: the plane returned to sjc and landed avenue of safely and american airlinesled the problem a mechanical issue. >>> a north bay mayor says he's been the target of racially charged voice mails. san anselmo mayor brian cull bert says someone left threatening messages on the town's main phone line. police were able to identify and arrest a suspect who is now out of jail. the mayor says he doesn't believe the incident reflects the community and only speaks to the actions of one person. >>> new this hour, city college of san francisco will not give a $20,000 bonus to its interim chancellor. "the chronicle" was reporting the change of heart comes after mounting pressure from students and faculty when the bonus was announced last week. it would have been in addition to the chancellor's $340,000 yearly salary. >>> with six weeks to go until july 4th, no fireworks cancellations until now. benicia canceled its event and parade which takes place on july 3rd. solano county in the red tier of covid restrictions and the city leaders say we don't have facilities in place to

more than 50 businesses now, including american airlines, hewlett-packard and patagonia are taking a the coalition of businesses that are stepping up to try to stop it. >> reporter: craig, that is house bill 6 which would make it illegal or a state felony for election officials to send vote by mail applications to voters. it would also require that folks who are assisting voters at the polls fill out a form detailing why a person needs their help and how they helped them. among other measures. you mentioned the businesses that signed on to the letter. i'm here with nate ryan, the ceo of blue sky partners, one of the businesses that signed on the letter. my question to you, what is your message to lawmakers inside that building who are going to be voting on this measure tomorrow? >> absolutely. happy to be with you today. thanks for asking that. this is about two things, really. first, this is not about democratic party or republican party politics. this is about the health of our democracy, protecting the right to vote is a democratic right. one that should be afforded to every texan

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. >>> we have some twitter video that shows an american airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing at minetta san jose international pick of the person who posted that says he heard fireworks sounds and popping coming from the plane. he hears how the pilot reported engine trouble just after takeoff this morning. >> american 2049, mayday, mayday, mayday. we need to return to san jose. >> the plan landed back in san jose, no incidents. there looking into what caused the engine problem. stomach a weekend vacation for one bay area family turned into tragedy. the coast guard has been searching for a 22-year-old man after his canoe capsized in the sacramento delta. it was pushed over by the wave of a jet ski on wednesday. the young man's uncle told our sister station sacramento his nephew and his family were visiting from oakland. >> tragic. it is tragic. he played football, he was a happy-go-lucky individual. he was just a good time. >> two other men were on the canoe, they were able to swim to shore. none of them were wearing life jackets. >>> police are investigating a string

. >>> new today, we're learning more about the move by american airlines to delay the return of boozepted by an uptick in unruly and sometimes violent passengers. a memo from american citing deeply disturbing situations aboard aircraft. blayne alexander joins us from atlanta. blayne, good day to you. you've heard some reaction to the decision, right? >> reporter: absolutely, alex. we're talking about this disturbing trend we're seeing, since january 1, in fact according to the faa, we've now seen more than 2,500 incidents of passengers behaving badly while in flight or on board. more than 75% of the incidents have to do with people who just don't want to abide by mask requirements. the latest of course is what we saw on southwest airlines, a flight attendant had two of her teeth knocked out. one of those passengers is now facing charges for that incident. we saw this during the pandemic, the airlines essentially said they were going to limit the service or limit sales of alcohol because they wanted to limit interactions between passengers and flight attendants. but now southwest and a