that's the date american airlines will resume alcohol flights. they were going to restart alcohol sales last spring but because of unruly passengers they decided to postpone that date now, american is the last major u.s. carrier to announce alcohol sales would resume snacks are also coming back. back over to you guys. >>> well, we are swinging into spring bill has your weekend forecast coming up next >>> and this much luck takes ilskl. meet the woman going for the record for most four leaf clovers. but we are so much more. we're team players and artists. designers and do-it-yourselfers. parents and friends. if joint pain is getting in the way of who you are, it's time to talk to your doctor about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. play ball! enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other can

, but again, there may be, but nothing big i think is on the horizon. >> doug parker, ceo of american airlines in all his time at the airline, he went through 9/11, really difficult periods, he said covid was the hardest for his airline and for the entire industry. and that $50 billion worth of stimulus he said saved them, the entire airline industry would have shut down without it. let's check in on the markets. the first decline for the dow in six days the s&p gives back a little bit. .4% after its best week last week since 2020. down .4%, as i mentioned most sectors are lower right now. what's holding up? energy, materials, and utilities. what's hit the hardest technology, communication services banks are down, yields are pretty much higher across the board. coming up, warren buffett's conglomerate is outpacing the market in a big way. e sharantoli will be here with thdabod on berkshire, next as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises: i promise to be a careful steward of the things that matter to you most. i promise to bring you advice that fits your values. i promise o

american airlines will resume selling alcohol on many domestic flights on april 18th. american is the last major airline to bring alcohol back to economy, although it's offered in premium cabins and beer and wine have been available on long international flights. it will resume selling beer, is wine and spirits on flights over 250 miles, and the mask mandate on flights and airports is set to expire. mazerati will offer electric versions. it's a 1200 horsepower roadster that has a top speed of 190 miles per hour. they also plan to halt production of gas-powered engines and go fully electric by 2030. the luxury automaker, owned by chrysler's parent, didn't offer pricing details, but likely buyers will pay anywhere from the high 5s to the mid 6 figures. back to you. >> pretty penny. >> that's above our budget bracket. thank you so much. >>> coming up, we're going to check in with meteorologist kari hall and she'll have a look at the weekend weather forecast. plus -- >> reporter: two bay area men say they had an amazing time on vacation in honolulu with whom they met there

and american airlines hired this woman. she was 24 years old. and from florida a pilot's daughter. she had been struggling for years to get hired at any kind of flying outfit cargo or passenger. and she had failed. some airlines still in existence today denied her and told her don't bother applying again. we don't hire women. but she persistent. and in the summer of 1973 american airlines hired her to be a pilot and a grand ceremony that august the president of american airlines pinned the wings on the lapel of that jacket right there the first ever airline pilot jacket tailored specifically for a woman. and still she faced adversity. snide remarks from her colleagues insulting remarks from passengers at times in the 1970s when a man would get on a plane and see a woman in the cockpit he would refuse to fly. and instead of removing the male passenger from the plane the airlines sometimes removed the female pilot from the cockpit. and perhaps most surprising at least to me is she faced snide and insulting remarks from the press? the same press that at times had dogged my flyers back

. >>> american airlines says it plans to resume alcohol sales on flights the day the impact is set to expire. they stopped selling early in the pandemic. last spring, american postponed the return of alcohol sales because of unruly passengers. american airlines is the last airline to do it. >>> you may not get to share your netflix password much longer. they've started a new country in central and south america. they're going on increase the rates for users who share their log-ins. people can add up to two more people they don't live with for about $3 a month. netflix says the improper sharing of accounts outside the household has impacted the company's ability to invest in new tv and films. it is unclear when or if this new policy will be implemented in the united states. >> they're talking to you. >> they are. >> but i don't live in peru. we're back in a moment to tell but march madness and the big deal for the raiders. stay with us. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get

american airlines down 2%. american airlines, like most u.s. , don't actually hedge their fuel. american, united, jet fuel had no fuel hedges to speak of. jet fuel -- jetblue prices up 20% since russia invaded ukraine. citigroup and the bank stocks may not be as bad, but they are on the back foot this week. citigroup setting up for us words -- for its worst weekly decline since june of last year. tom: we've got a huge movement here, nowhere near the iraq pm lows we saw last eve asked the 8:00 p.m. lows we saw last evening, but -- we saw at 8:00 p.m. last evening. at the eccles building, they will say try something. julia coronado joins us out of macropolicy perspectives. the pressure is on. if somebody at the fed says to chairman powell try something, as fdr said, what exactly does he try? julia: i think right now he tries to remain calm. as jonathan highlighted, the fed is faced with some very difficult trade-offs. you've got an incredibly uncertain escalating situation in europe that could end up dragging in the u.s. and a more direct fashion.

the cdc over the extension of the federal transportation mask mandate 10 pilots who work for american airlinesest airlines and jetblue say they have serious concerns over this extension. the lawsuit claims that risks more unruly behavior during flights. they also say it's unhealthy to pilots because it creates fatigue caused by prolonged mask-wearing. the cdc extended the mask requirement week and a half ago extended it to at least now april 18th. live report from washington, d.c., where supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson was questioned by. >> senators today. we'll let you know how the exchanges >> the confirmation hearing for judge ketanji brown jackson put her in the hot seat as she faced questions from senators our washington correspondent basil john reports on the second day of questioning, basil. >> well, grant, vicki, good evening. and yes, judge jackson was pressed by senators and was faced with questions about things like her faith and her judicial practice. my record demonstrates. my impartiality during today's confirmation hearing, judge ketanji brown jackson started address

aerolÍneas como delta, american airlines y united pidieron al gobierno que no los extienda, para evitar terminar este apdo, seguir con la mascarilla. >>> algunos mÉdicos dicen estar de acuerdo con ponerle fin a esta regla. con la llegada de la pandemia mucha gente renunciÓ a sus trabajos para buscar otros con mayor flexibilidad y mejores horiarÍos, pero muchos se estÁn arrepintiendo, un fenÓmeno al que llama el gran regreso. si piensa renunciar antes evalue si se cumple sus expecticas. una cadena de farmacÉutica revelÓ que hay pocos trabajadores. hubo 377 investigaciones por este tema, pero el nÚmero podrÍa ser mayor porque las farmacias no estÁn obligadas de informar los errores a los reguladores. parece haber un punto de acuerdo entre rusia y ucrania. en la reuniÓn en turquÍa, rusia se comprometiÓ mover sus tropas de kiev, mientras ucrania piensa tomar una posiciÓn de neutralidad a medida estable le den garantÍas de seguridad. >>> amos a washington con randy serrano. >>> no hay garantÍa solo al trÁnsito lento, que muchos esperan que sea el fin de la guerra en ucrania. el viceministro

i'm sure there's gonna be a tit for tat with russia, probably closing its air space to american airlines. and the question is, how much will russia suffer in how quickly and how much blowback, whether be on the u. s. and other allies? because obviously there are economic partnerships here, this financial partnerships here, the u. s. in the you are banking on that they have enough money and enough cushion enough support to be able to protect their consumers and their voters in ways that russia can't. and we've already seen the rubel crash or seen the, the moscow stock market, or the russian stock market closed. we seen runs on the banks and these kinds of things, an important domestic topic for the president. how he seen a tune that the issue of rising inflation in the us had a jo bought and go about reassuring the american public. that while the economy is strong, the cost of living scaling. right. and americans are not all convinced that the economy is strong, although there has been good economic data since by to became president. economy is just as much about how someone feels and any

a subsidiary of american airlines, psa airlines took the top spot for this.outhwest landed in second, and skywest came in third. >>> coming up, a fedex driver follows his instinct. cameras catch his heroic efforts to rescue a child after a crash. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, there is breaking news. president biden says he is not walking anything back after concerns that his comments could escalate the war in ukraine. >>> plus, the crisis for pregnant women in much you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >>> a ukrainian family is reunited after fleeing from their country for the invasion of russian forces. >> the family of five left there only home they'd ever known and to find peace in the u.s. we have more on their emotional journey to sacramento. >> it was definitely a crazy story. an unbelievable journey. >> reporter: before russian missiles forced thousands of ukrainians out of their

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an american airlines spokesman said its corporate security team works in close partnership with law enforcement to prevent any such activity from occurring at our airline. >> start looking in some of the spots they usually use. >> reporter: officials say smuggling in an avionics bay is rare certainly compared to other sections of the plane where it's a cargo hold, in suitcases or shipments, or onboard hidden in life jackets under seats. >> this is a good place to conceal a brick. >> reporter: or behind panels in other parts of the cabin but smugglers compromising a plane's electronics hub, an ongoing priority >> we need to dismantle the networks that are behind these cases so that, you know, this stops. it's really not safe for the traveling public. >> reporter: for the news, i'm jonathan dienst. >>> the 9/11 memorial and museum is now one picture closer to being complete more than 2,900 images hang in the gallery downtown, one for each of the lives lost on 9/11 but until recently, the picture of a cafeteria worker named albert ogle tree was missing that's when the museum associate grant yerra

del mundo recortaron miles de vuelos por los altos precios de petrÓleo y falta de personal, american airlinesmos en lÍnea en lÍnea llegÓ la cancelaciÓn y no hay explicaciÓn. >> se acabaron los vuelos baratos aun asÍ no hay espacio en el aviÓn, dice el vocero de aeropuertos en houston. >> estamos viendo alrededor de 40% mÁs pasajeros del spring break del aÑo pasado, son casi 500 mil personas mÁs. >> fÍan de una agencia de viajes en el doral tiene su propia explicaciÓn. >> pareciera que post covid-19, la gente quedÓ traumada encerrada. >> que la gente viaje menos. >> yo creo que lo mismo. >> la gente se preparÓ con tiempo y la mayorÍa de los aeropuertos en el paÍs estÁn a su mÁxima capacidad, los expertos aseguran que las tarifas dependerÁn del precio de los combustibles. en houston texas, edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo. >> con los precios tan altos nadie quiso perderse la gasolina gratis que se ofreciÓ en chicago, desde la madrugada durante varias horas hicieron varias filas para llenar el tanque y ahorrar un poco de dinero, en la iniciativa participaron diez estaciones de gasolina, la espera

. >> reporter: an american airlines mechanic faces charges of retrieving 25 pounds of cocaine from an avionics bay wrapped in his jacket. american tells nbc news its corporate security team works in close partnership with law enforcement to prevent any such activity from occurring at our airline. homeland security has a conspiracy investigations group working with airports here and abroad to identify employees who may be working with smugglers. lester >> tom costello, thanks. >>> up next, why some communities are being left out of federal disaster aid our look into the troubling pattern. test. test. test. test. centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. >>> we are back now with forgotten vic

american airlines plans to resume alcohol sales onflight.t's the day the mask mandate is set to expire. u.s. airlines started selling in the pandemic. they postponed alcohol sales because of unruly passengers. american is the last major u.s. carrier to bring back alcohol sales. >>> california's severe housing shortage is getting more attention than it might usually get. the two-story brick home may have qualified as a fixer upper two decades ago and it may require expert attention inside and out. still, the asking price is $300,000. the listing agent generously describes it as a special opportunity for qualified contractors and buyers. the four bedroom, two-bath home is located in the bonnityia district. its historic status means it can't just be torn down. >>> coming up, flashback friday to the '90s. the acts that will be performing in the town next. >>> the slow jams will be rocking at oakland arena this weekend. '90s r & b band new edition along with jodeci are performing tonight. we talked to some members this morning about how it feels

a leak was discovered in the roof of the american airlines center. it pushed back the start of the mavericks/timberwolves game by about 15 minutes. another round of storms zeroes in on alabama, louisiana, and mississippi later on today. >>> on capitol hill, supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson will take her first questions today from u.s. senators for her confirmation hearings. jackson pledged to defend the constitution during her opening statements yesterday. if confirmed, she would become the first black woman on the nation's highest court. debra alfarone reports. >> reporter: supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson told senators that she has a neutral posture when deciding cases. >> i evaluate the facts, and i interpret and apply the law to the facts of the case before me without fear or favor, consistent with my judicial oath. >> reporter: confirmation hearings got under way monday for judge jackson, president biden's pick to replace retiring supreme court justice stephen breyer. the 51-year-old jackson has spent much of her career in

. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her planeas hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. rights i would like to come here and join them sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to sign up. our bookkeeper signed up online, it was like 15 minutes. nothing has changed, except now we have cleaner energy. it's an easy way to align

los últimos cinco partidos hoy visitaron a los mavericks que indicaron esa francisco vamos al american airlinesado descarga empataba el partido tres triples en tres intentos y parece que lacosa iba bien, no tanto por si se despegaron, ganaron los mavericks 122 a 113 memphis perdió contra boston vamos a la nfl porque de acuerdo a un memo que la liga envió hoy la nfl y la asociación de jugadores han acordado que las operaciones de losequipos vuelvan a la normalidad de forma inmediata esto en cuanto lo que se refiere al protocolo de covid-19 van a operar como antes de la pandemia de estos en vista de la tendencia que muestra el descenso en casos positivos de virus esto qué significa ? a más pruebas también se elimina el uso de mascarillas a menos que las locales la requieran si un jugador experimenta síntomas debe reportar y someterse a una prueba si tiene el virus debe aislarse por cinco días nos vamos al fútbol mexicano porque el américa anunció la salida de santiago solari y hoy el equipo confirmó que otro argentino fernando ortiz ser el técnico interino del américa mientras encuentran a un ocu

. >> reporter: an american airlines mechanic faces charges of retrieving 25 pounds of cocaine from an avionics bay wrapped in his jacket. american tells nbc news its corporate security team works in close partnership with law enforcement to prevent any such activity from occurring at our airline. homeland security has a conspiracy investigations group working with airports here and abroad to identify employees who may be working with smugglers. lester >> tom costello, thanks. >>> up next, why some communities are being left out of federal disaster aid our look into the troubling pattern. >>> we are back now with forgotten victims of natural disasters an nbc news analysis finding the federal government denied dozens of state requests for aid in the wake of weather catastrophes often those left out are the most vulnerable here is blayne alexander. >> reporter: in fultondale, alabama, 14 months after the storm tore through, the scars are fresh. >> it was an ef-3 tornado that touched down - >> reporter: that was hours after a tornado devastated this small town. impacting more than a third

. >> executives from both delta and american airlines said they had record bookings last week and hope to return to profitability for the fiscal year. something that hasn't happened since 2019 henderson warns fuel costs continue to go up. airlines will have to adjust. we will see that passed on to consumers in some form or fashion, whether that's a direct correlation. do ticket prices or you see additional fuel surcharges where they come up with some kind of creative new fee to charge that they say is for your service. but actually, it's just to cover the cost of fuel. >> that was janel forte reporting for us tonight. the other advice book, those trips now and if you have any points or miles, you've been hoarding during the pandemic. now is the time to use that because the cash price of tickets as that starts to go up, the value of your points and myles starts to go down. >> coming up, it's been 2 years since bay area counties went into lockdown because of covid today. bay area health officials are reflecting on the progress made since then and the outlook on tackling the virus. also a

i'm sure there's going be a tit for tat with russia, probably closing its air space to american airlines. and the question is, how much will russia suffer and how quickly and how much blow back, whether be on the u. s. and other allies? because obviously there are economic partnerships here, this financial partnerships here, the u. s. in the you are banking on that they have enough money and enough cushing enough support to be able to protect their consumers and their voters in ways that russia can't. and we've already seen the rubel crash. we've seen the, the moscow stock market or the russian stock market closed. we seen runs on the banks and these kinds of things, an important domestic topic for the present. and how we see in a tune that the issue of rising inflation in the u. s. had a jo bought and go about reassuring the american public that while the economy is strong, the cost of living is going right. and americans are not all convinced the economy is strong, although there has been good economic data since by the became president. economy is just as much about how someone feels

bases in miami and atlanta as it looks to move use areas that are strongholds for delta and american airlinesirliner says it is looking for solutions to its staffing shortages which led to hundreds of flight cancellations over the holidays. brian, spirit launched service from miami back in october where it now has 30 nonstop routes which compares to 300 daily departures american has in miami. a lot of competition to make up there. >> and i don't know if you have been flying, bertha. i'm flying tomorrow and sunday and wednesday. be nice to the airline workers people have lost their minds kill them with kindness. just be kind >> i have seen signs outside of stores where people say we're short staff. be nice to our folks don't yell at them so we don't lose more employees. >> you will wait longer. deal with it that's the way it is be kind. bertha, thank you very much. >>> the energy sector is very much in focus right now with everything going on in the world. ukraine, inflation, demand, et cetera anybody in the world who is anybody who is gathering for the fourth annual conference we will be ther

american airlines down on .5%. any sort of travel company with big international exposure: back.anks also lower by the day. most of these banks dropped yesterday. people rethinking the rate environment, which had been priced in one direction a couple of weeks ago, now people moving in the opposite direction. we had an interesting interview with the ceo from devon energy, saying they stand ready to boost output if they are given the political cover. we did get earnings out of target, shares higher by 12%. those investors gravitating to the company's guidance for the full year which was better than consensus. chevron shares higher. that company is doubling its buyback plan. the ceo of good rx will be with us in the 2:00 hour. they just reported. not good. tom: diplomacy in action. this is going on worldwide right now. the european parliament listening to mr. lavrov by remote, walking up, and -- standing up, and walking out. let's move on to our interview of the day on foreign exchange with kamakshya trivedi. very simple, where is the true evaluation of the ruble? kamakshya: thank y

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american airlines/70% of its schedule this much. alaska's 5%. u.s. flights due to a staffing shortage from the covid vaccine mandate, one that was made worse as a result. airlines were downplaying all the termination. liberal reporters never did much digging. but as of january, there were 31,000 fewer full-time airline workers then before covid. and while we were told pretty much everyone was compliant, turns out people were also quitting or retiring early. got so bad that jetblue is basically begging the flight attendants to take on open shares. alaska airlines is paying double to take on extra work. it's the number of retiring pilots is the most alarming. no flights means -- cut flights from portland to denver, united cut from dole's to all locations. they are looking to cut routes that connects to smaller hubs. they are not profitable because a customer base is too small. the department of dance and subsidizes it. what we are seeing is service impacts and threats of losing flights, playable colorado, mason city colorado. all the doj has done is te

the drop we saw from an american airlines last week, down about 25%.are the airlines down, all of the major hotels, casino stocks, all lower in the premarket. if you look at one bright spot not related to ukraine, you will find that in bed, bath & beyond, up 60%. the cofounder of chewy, he also moved into gamestop, maybe he does something big with bed, bath & beyond. tom: 33.67 on the vix. s&p futures -23. right now, our interview of the day on the deepest part of the market in these uncertain times. mark mccormick has been brilliant at td securities with priya misra, talking up the idea of a resilient dollar, and he joins us this morning. i want to get away from the convention because i think everybody is not working -- not worried about a given commodity pair. what are the indicators you see in the machinery of the foreign exchange market, and bring it over to the plumbing of the global financial system? what are you studying right now to get whispers of where we are heading in terms of the integrity of our liquidity and our solvency? mark: one is th

. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her planeked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. rights i would like to come here and join them >> how i really started my advocacy was through my own personal experiences with discrimination as a trans person. and when i came out as trans, you know, i experienced discrimination in the workplace. they refused to let me use the women's bathroom and fired me. there were so many barriers that other trans folks had in the workplace. and so when i finished college, i moved out to san francisco in the hopes of finding a safer community. >> and also, i want to recognize our amazing trans advisory committee who advises our office as well as the mayo

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>>executives from both delta and american airlines said they had record bookings last week and hope to return to profitability for the fiscal year. something that hasn't happened since 2019. henderson warns fuel costs continue to go up. airlines will have to adjust. we will see that passed on to consumers in some form or fashion, whether that's a direct correlation. do ticket prices or you see additional fuel surcharges where they come up with some kind of creative new charge that they say is for your service. but actually, it's just to cover the cost of fuel. >>that was janel forte reporting for us. according to a new analysis, travelers spent more than 6 and a half billion dollars in domestic flights in february. that's about 6% more than this time in 2019 and a first since covid decimated travel. well, we've got some breaking news for you right now. officers are currently at fremont high school in response to bomb threat. students and staff have been evacuated and officers are currently searching a building. this is all coming in to the newsroom from the sunnyvale police department.

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you see american airlines down 8%, ual down 10%. you can look at some of the european and foreign airlines, they're getting hammered as well. we are about to show you how much the average retail price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped over just the last 48 hours. even as russia's 40-mile military column still remains small on the outskirts of kyiv after the ukrainians, we just heard from the state department, blew up a key bridge along the route, the fighting shows no signs of stopping as russia increases its missile attacks, already at more than 500, on the cities of kherson and mariupol. the chaos has investors asking questions. in a fox business exclusive, carlyle group cofounder david rubin stein, the wall street giant is here to share his insights along with his daughter, ellie, who's got her eye on the disruption of the global food supply chain stemming from what's going on in eastern europe. plus, e elon musk coming to the rescue using his starlink satellite system. he stepped up to provide communications to the citizens of u

just as delta, united, other american airlines had to redraw their maps to make it clear taiwan was not sovereign country. i think it will be all these little issues. first on maps and issues about taiwan and hong kong. but eventually, i mean, look at how norway was punished when a chinese dissident was given the nobel peace prize. they basically locked norway out for eight years. it was not until after he died in chinese custody that the chinese eased up on the norwegians. i think it is unlikely you will see another nobel peace prize laureate from china for a long time. i don't know. is norway less free? yeah, they are. their peace prize committee -- there are good candidates. i am not saying a chinese person said when -- should win, but they cannot pick freely among the candidates for even something as, i would say, noncontroversial as a nobel peace prize. >> what about lithuania? what are they doing? >> i am sure given your time in russia you are watching that closely. i think lithuania is an interesting example. ok, they are a baltic country and they actually had about 200,000 peopl

you probably have flown on one, hundreds of them are used by southwest airlines and american airliness. boeing ceo dave calhoun told employees of the company it is deeply saddened by this crash. boeing offered the full technical support of our experts, it says, to help in the investigation, being led by the chinese government. this is china's first major airline crash in more than a decade. john? >> a lot of new details there. pete muntean, thank you for that reporting. >>> a line of severe storms causing some serious damage across the u.s. south. we have stunning video from texas, it shows a truck getting tossed around by the powerful winds. nearly two dozen tornadoes were reported monday in texas and oklahoma. this is what it looked like in jacks borough, texas, after a twister went through. 80 homes in the county were demolished. a new tornado watch is in effect this morning for 8 million people in texas, arkansas and louisiana. >>> of the countless horrifying stories that are coming out of ukraine, many of them involve children. the images that you are about to see are disturbing,

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at some of the stocks that are outperforming today, it's value cyclical, travel and leisure, american airlines, up 7.5%, norwegian cruise lines 5.5% gains. it's so semiconductor, one of the places traders look for for a leading indicator of the overall market nvidia and advanced micro up 6%, 7% respectively. so travel and leisure and semiconductors, very kind of bullish tone there we'll see if it lasts. it has been a pullback from the recent highs we've seen. >> we'll take it, at least for today. as the federal reserve is about to hike rates into a recession, or is it about to cause one? is the u.s. economy running too hot right now. steve liesman has some answers from our latest survey >> those are great questions the latest cnbc survey finding forecasters raising outlooks for recession and boosting their inflation forecast as the fed faces the quandary of fast-rising prices and all the uncertainty from russia's invasion of ukraine. the average recession probability for the u.s. in the next 12 months, put at 33%, up ten points from the last survey and elevated from normal levels. for europe,

, the same day a federal mask mandate for airline flights and airports, thankfully, is about to expire. americang is running into difficulties in trying to pull out of its business in russia. here's why parent company says it's not been able to close the 800 or so burger kings in russia because the independent operator of those is refusing to do so the company says it would need the help of the russian government to close those, something it's not expecting to happen as well mike >> all right, some members of congress may apparently be looking to make a profit off the war in ukraine prior to russia's invasion some elected officials snatched up stocks that could benefit from the conflict. >> good morning, mike. the crisis in ukraine has rattled investors on wall street and in washington as well. our cnbc analysis of financial disclosures from members of congress found that more than a dozen reported trades, either their own or by their spouse or child, in sectors that were directly affected by the war in ukraine. we estimate that those trades totaled $7.7 million since february 1st almost all of

you see american airlines down 8%, ual down 10%. airlines, they're

american airline up 42%.ith 13% turn around from the lows not just stocks doing a about-face, bitcoin surging nearly 30% since the lows of the quarter. so which big names do you buy even after such a big rebound, pete, to you first >> i'm going to surprise you, mel, i know you think i'm going to go with apple but i'm not i'm going to go to nucor i like the steel names in that space, nucor have pricing power with record numbers and great free cash flow and they trade incredibly cheap so for those reasons i think they'll be for this year at least 2022 they're in a great position to continue to do very, very well. but i think you have to be smart because by the end of the year you got to start to take your chips off the table. >> pete? >> i might surprise you but i would be seller of apple. if you bought this thing, some bought it very well, it got down to 150. helped support moving average. the whole nine yards the break out level. this went from 150 to 180 in a straight line in less than two weeks. do the math

american airlines said, "we complied with the mask mandate long enough. [ light laughter ] united saids time for a return to normalcy." spirit airline said, "wait, there was a mask mandate?" [ laughter and applause and delta said, "we believe vaccine numbers are high enough to drop the mask policy. and spirit said, "does duct tape count as a mask 'cause if so, we've been masking tons of people." [ laughter ] jet blue said, "we look forward to seeing our passengers' smiling faces again. and finally, spirit said, "passengers can smile? oh, now i've heard everything. [ laughter and applause pretty out of the loop, i don't know hey, get this, i saw that uber has reached a deal to list all new york city taxis on its app and this makes sense -- they hashed out the deal by screaming at each other through open car windows [ honking "you want to sign the deal?" "you sign it!" "you can't park there -- sign the deal." "you" -- [ light laughter ] hey, here's some good news i read that as kids return to the classroom, their test scores are going up. it's really -- a really nice way of saying, we al

comes to regulatory challenges to the deal, the merger between spirit and frontier, even the american airlinesd us he doesn't see it as a problem. what will happen to fares if you are allowed to merge will they go lower or in this kind of inflationary environment, is that impossible? >> well, on a relative basis, yes. we're going to have to cover fuel that's a reality but on the things we can manage, you should see fares lower to more places, for more customersering because of the savings that we're able to do, and the combined entity, everyone wins. the consumer wins with lower fares and even more reliable service. it's good for shareholders, great for our employees. everybody wins with this we're really excited to work through the process with the government on it >> and as all the airlines are hiring again, have you seen any problems when it comes to attrition of pilots or anything like that? because ramping up this capacity at a high speed with such strong demand is a big deal >> yeah, there's shortages in just about every part of the economy. yes, there's been pilot shortages, mechanic sh

really incredible moves that we're seeing and i'm sorry to interrupt you, but if you look at american airlines, 9%, delta, southwest, jetblue and you can throw up some hotel names and for sure you will see similar moves there and that headline is being widely passed around now as a principal ren that reason that you're seeing in the names that ukraine says it is no longer insisting on nato membership we are trying to do our own confirmation, obviously, of that report, but it seems to be having a dramatic impact on the stock market 12:23 in the east. you have the dow jones industrial average up better than 300 points. we were negative some 23 mshts ago when we came on the air and you're seeing a dramatic reaction in stocks like delta air lines, up 7% there's jetblue up nearly 7%, as well jenny, kari said it, if you can get this issue at least in the backburner somewhat you're back to what we know. we're back to what we know the fed will raise interest rates. >> i don't think they are. >> we know what the fed is going to do. this removes a tremendous amount of unknown in the market and maybe the

american airlines will resume alcohol on flights. you approve? lauren: i don't have an opinion. or the flight attendants who have to deal with unruly passengers who don't wear their mask appropriately. you can buy them on american airlines, the same day the federal mask mandate is set to expire. hopefully you are in a different place where this is no big deal but i don't appreciate getting yelled at constantly on planes, keep your mask up. if you are sleeping we will wake you up to pull your mask over your nose. stuart: if you take a drink. the day is coming soon when you won't have 2 wear a mask? it is kind of back to normal. it could be. thank you very much indeed. madison allworth. ticket prices are going up, that is not hitting ticket sales. >> he can't hear you. stuart: i don't think she can hear me because she's got to wear a mask. there's a loudspeaker in the background that drowned me out, couldn't get into her ear. we will get back to her when she can hear me cleaner. dolly parton launching the dollyverse web experience. the site will sell nfts of her new album. >> dolly