american airlines this morning. lisa: american airlines shares up 7.6% after reporting earnings , basically they see second quarter total revenue of 6% 8%, which is higher than the second quarter of 2019 so we are now exceeding where we were prepend on it because of everybody wanting to go out there and be traveling and how much is this representative of the broader economy and how much is this a specific story to the reopening of frankly the world? jon: scott kirby of united airlines, we catch up with him on the demand backdrop. he says it's the strongest it has been in 30 years in the industry. it is hard to reconcile their ability to pass this onto the consumer, the demand for travel, which is surging. not business, it is all about leisure over the last 12 months and incrementally business as well. with what we have seen in the survey data, that is something wells fargo was trying to get their hands around two. lisa: there is some economic argumentation around which survey data reflects a more properly but at wha

american airlines looks good. united airlines looks good. delta airlines last week looks decent.: what is tesla going to do when there's 40 teslas out there? jonathan: are you asking whether we wake-up one morning and we have a netflix type scenario, where they wake up to massive competition? tom: devaluation of a pe of 200 or 400 given the presumed competition that is coming down the pike two or three years from now. jonathan: look at the demand right now for the f-150, through the roof. tom: i saw a photo of it. that's all i know. jonathan: it looks pretty cool. has matt miller got one yet? tom: i don't know. it is a lot of money, right? lisa: i don't know how much it costs. jonathan: i thought you had the scoop on miller. lisa: well, he is still filling up his hummer. i just inc. it is going to be able to complicated zone -- just think it is good to be really complicated zone. jonathan: so up to date. that's what i was waiting for, the bramo take on these things. from new york, this is bloomberg. jonathan: justin in the control room says 30,495 the starting price for an f-150

united airlines, jetblue and american all to the plus side. look at those airlines go. -half percent gain on united in premarket trading, 5% gains on jetblue and american. this follows the week's lifted travel mask mandates and quarterly earnings report. united missing on first quarter revenue but expecting to return to profitability in the current quarter, as we look ahead to american airlines, earnings out this morning. the company expects a 120% increase in first quarter revenue from a year ago. netflix shares losing more than one-third of their value yesterday. it was the largest decline since 2004, following a surprise loss of 2 p hundred thousand subscribers in the first quarter and also the expectation that it's going to lose 2 million more in the current quarter. analysts were expecting the reverse, a gain of more than 2 and-a-half million. how did they get it so of wrong? meantime, let's look at tesla, shares trading higher after the automaker beat analyst expectations reporting nearly $19 million in revenue in the first quarter. tesla shares up 6 and-a-half per

up about 7% over the last year and you heard from phil about american alaskan air 3.5% the airline operatorcted revenues. alaska did point to a particularly strong month in which its posted its highest ever cash sales month in its company's higsry a very good trade here for those airline stocks and end with a quick check on dd global which is negative premarket after being negative yesterday and negative for the better part of the last year. you can see there. we've got a report from bloomberg citing sources familiar that certain chinese officials say they're not satisfied with proposed punishments and revenues for didi global and that along with a nikkei report that says it's going to suspend its food delivery business in japan from sources there. down 0.5% in the premarket trade right now. i'll send things back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom chu. >> how will the rest of earnings season play out for investors? what's the right moves to make let's get to the head of the investment strategy group at goldman sachs and also goldman's chief investment officer for consumer wealth and m

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

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 of the lapel on that jacket there, the first airline flyer 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 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 in the 1920s and '30s. you know, i mentioned that ceremony that summer where the president of american airlines pinned the wings on the lapel of that jacket, american airlines made a big deal out of that event as they should have, invited all the national media to come and that weekend, the los angeles times, one of our most prestigious papers both then and now r

cl -- ceo of american airlines.ring that future within reach, i propose a sustainable aviation fuel be brought together with the air force airline fuel producers, airports, advanced cleaner and more sustainable heels for american aviation. that is how we will get there. and we can. we are in the cost of so many significant things that are going to happen in this country. not just in the fuel side, but in the next 10 years. your children are going to see more change in the next 10 years than we have seen in the last 40 years. that is how rapidly technology is changing. this industry has a role to play in the sustainable energy future. i am here today because homegrown biofuel has a role to play right now. right now. as we work to get -- as we work to get prices under control and reduce the cost for families. i grew up in a family, not a joke, where the price of a gallon of gasoline going up was a conversation at our table. it mattered to my mom and dad. it made a difference. we felt it. putin's invasion of ukraine ha

i saw a few moments ago i think american airlines has said also masks are out now.— american airlineseral ofthe masks are out now. yes, several of the airlines. _ masks are out now. yes, several of the airlines. very _ masks are out now. yes, several of the airlines. very quickly, - of the airlines. very quickly, alaska airlines, united airlines all saying the same thing, that essentially it is “p thing, that essentially it is up to the individual to decide whether they want to wear a mask or not and of course that doesn't necessarily mean that if you prefer for your own personal reasons to wear a mask for your own safety you can continue to do that, as you can in a supermarket or indeed any public place in the united states. ~ ., ., , ., states. we wait to see what the justice department _ states. we wait to see what the justice department decides. - stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the ukrainian athletes inspiring prince harry at the invictus games for injured soldiers and veterans. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off. the bodies

list includes bank of america, ibm, netflix, johnson & johnson, procter & gamble, united and american airlineserican express, verizon and tesla. we're going to be very interested to see if elon musk gets on the call this week. investors will also be paying attention to what companies say about how they're handling surging costs. the markets fell last week amid worries about higher interest rates and inflation, potentially hampering the economy. in addition to earnings this week, we're going to be watching for reports on housing starts, existing home sales and jobless claims. meantime, if you haven't filed your taxes yet or even if you have, you can catch in while you're writing a check or waiting for your return. several businesses are marking the tax return deadline with deals among them. planet fitness is giving members and non-members a free workout and massage with a coupon through the app, office depot and officemax are offering prein-store shredding services, you can shred up to 5 pounds of documents with a coupon, but of course you don't want to shred any receipts you're using for your

. >>> the american airlines ceo saying you can count on us pledged by the man in charge to make sure your plane takes off on time this summer. >>> and will soaring borrowing costs hit the housing market the ceo of coldwell banker is here it is happening on monday, april 18th on "worldwide exchange. good morning, good afternoon, good evening welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. thank you very much for joining us i'm brian sullivan we have an absolutely packed hour for you to kickoff the week let's not daly and get to the monday money futures are down across the board. not by a lot dow off 78 the nasdaq looks to be the bigger decliner. assuming this trend holds. nasdaq futures down .% all of the major averages are having a rough month s&p 500 is now down nearly 10% from its high to begin the year. can corporate earnings turn things around? a number of names hitting the tape this week with the 60 members of the s&p 500 and seven dow reporting. bank of america and ibm and johnson & johnson and tesla. the ten-year yield is rising to the highest level in three years. 2.8

flight schedules are down now at united airlines 13%, delta is down 16%, an american is is down 8%. ilots airlines are paying more which you should couple that with the rising costs of jet fuel in business is up. which means it's gonna cost you more for the service. united ceo said last week he thinks it's gonna be five years before airlines can use their full fleet and service again. will send it back to you. >> it always ends up getting passed along to the consumer right nate? thank you very much over at laguardia. inflation at a 40 year high, democrat running for congress is now calling for a huge minimum wage hike. why brian brenberg thinks that would just lead to more price hikes each year. he is next. zzing ] your happiest spring starts at lowe's. experience all the deals at springfest. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. [engine humming] [clapping] ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ ♪ ♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ yeah, it rocks. i didn't know my genetic report

the new service starts june 3, when american airlines buses will provide travelers with connections betweenike to take a bus from one airport to another, fly spirit. ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, in frolicking with otters news, a "ranch resort in texas is offering guests the chance to swim with otters in a hot tub." for just $300, guests at blue hills ranch outside of waco can hop in a heated hot tub for nearly an hour with two otters. it's only $300 for the humans, but there's a much higher psychological price for the otters who have to spend 45 minutes in the same water where they just watched the previous couple doin' it. ( laughter ) meanwhile, in a world clearly desperate for i.p., there's a "spirit halloween" store film in the works. the movie is about how, a month earlier, this movie was a lady foot locker. ( laughter ) meanwhile, in creative storage solution news, a man shoved a four-pound dumbbell in his anus. ( applause ) that is really dangerous. you gotta lift with your knees. we'll be right back with molly shannon. ♪ ♪ ♪ shannon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) i've got nothing to ea

american airlines has agreed to do that certainly. ace. and we hope that the other airlines fall in line as well. we were really not happy with that announcement. >> and you've asked the other airlines to talk with you. and they haven't responded yet. >> we're working on that. >> okay. >> and so we're continuing to deal with that. but the announcement that's got out there was that people are going to be able to come back. now, some have said on a case by case basis -- my point here is that we have rushed too quickly to make the changes. and we all have to take a moment here, get back to good public policy that's put in place where all stakeholders are involved, everyone knows what's happening. it's communicated well to all the people who have to enforce it and the public. and we all get along better that way. continuing to operate this way is going to create more and more conflict for the people on the front lines, flight attendance, gate agents, people in retail everywhere. we all just need to get back to good policy making. >> in oth

. >>> american airlines profits are taking off. the nation's largest airline hit $8.9 billion in revenue the first quarter. or than doubled compared to a year ago. the airline will bring back to 94% of pre-pandemic schedule this year. >>> student loan debt hitting young americans hard. new and great report found 74% sion $1.7 lion in student >>> interesting weather day, we don't often get hail in the bay area. >> you know it is serious when you say, okay. >> like my mom says, sit down and have a talk about this. >> it is okay out right now, just some scattered showers. this activity is nothing to worry about, not even widespread enough to have impact on the evening commute. most of the activities and in earlier north of the golden gate, a few showers at the bottom end of the santa clara valley. most developed offshore and we will tract out over the next few hours. in general, forecast models anticipate hit or miss activity through the next couple hours and a break in the action that continues through sunset and likely through the fi

take the word of the ceo of american airlines. he said it is the cornerstone of our strategy. the ceo of united airlines called it a significant milestone for our efforts to decarbonizing or industry. that is how we are going to get there. and we can. we are on the cusp of so many significant things. not just on the fuel side. your children will see more change in the next 10 years then we saw in the last 40 years. that is how rapidly the technology is changing. this industry has played a big role in a sustainable future. i am here because biofuels have a role to play right now. as we work to get prices under control. i grew up in a family where if the price of a gallon of gas went up, it was a discussion at our kitchen table. we felt it. vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine has driven up gas prices and food prices all over the world. the two largest grain producers of the world, ukraine and russia , are not doing what they usually do. so everything is going up. 70% of the increase in prices in march came from vladimir putin's price hike in gasoline. i have called on congress t

and flight alcohol sales are back on american airlines. the service was on hiatus for more than 2 years because of the pandemic. those traveling more than 250 miles will be offered beer, wine and spirits. alcohol will be complimentary for passengers on long-haul international flights and in first class american is one of the last major airlines to bring back in-flight alcohol sales for your health. tonight, a recent study found blueberries have an extract that could help treat hard to heal wounds. it's called. >> a few. no luck next track. researchers from university of maine say it helps blood vessels grow and cells migrate. both processes are key to healing wounds. they say the noles are natural compounds. that act sat act as and accidents to rebut to prevent or reverse some forms of cell damage. and it could be particularly useful in helping hard to heal chronic wounds. >> next, add a dozens of man. >> textbooks for students just got rejected by the florida department of education. what the department is calling prohibited topics and is

gaining support from a number of aviation related unions as well as airlines. >>> meantime, american airlinesairline announced plans today to use buses to connect flights between philadelphia international airport and two airports nearby. one of them is lehigh valley international near allentown, p.a. just an hour and a half away the other, atlantic city international, even closer, about an hour's drive. american teaming up with the ground transportation company land line for the deal the service expected to start in june land line has similar deals in place with united airlines and sun country airlines >> and will it be the comeback golf fans are hoping for tiger woods back on the green at augusta. after a car crash that nearly cost him a leg two golf legends weigh in on the first round of the masters and if they think tiger can win. >>> and after a lockout and weeks of negotiations, baseball's opening day finally under way. the new rules in pces amla ates head back to the field what drives you? what do you want to leave behind? what do you want to give back? what do you want to be remembere

el mes pasado los ejecutivos de 10 aerolÍneas incluida american airlines habrÍan urgido al presidenteudicial preliminar por el mandato del uso obligatorio de mascarillas en ver transportes pÚblicos. >> esta decisiÓn de la jueza federal tomÓ por sorpresa a los viajeros en los aeropuertos del paÍs. >> no sabemos si estamos listos para estar libres de mascarillas. vilma: en miami, florida, vilma tarazona, univisiÓn. jorge: cada vez mÁs hogares en estados unidos tiene pruebas de covid—19, la autoridades sanitarias dicen que la mayorÍa no reportaron casos positivos, el instituto de evaluaciÓn de la salud estima que debido a eso sÓlo se detectan el 7% de los contagios, se calcula que la verdadera cantidad de enfermos de covid—19 es 14 veces mayor de la reportada. a los problemas de la inflaciÓn se suma el gas natural, los precios subieron un 16% la semana pasada y hasta un 113% desde finales del aÑo pasado, y ahora estÁn en los niveles mÁs altos desde el 2008, lo peor es que se acercÓ la tormenta de nieve que forzarÁ a millones de familias a subir la calefacciÓn, aumentando la demanda de ga

american airlines, at&t, and xerox are some of the companies reporting first-quarter earning resultstflix shares plummeted 35% yesterday. it's the largest single-day selloff in nearly 18 years. the company said it lost 200,000 subscribers last quarter. it predicted a loss of another two million subscribers this quarter. >>> the dow gained 249 points. the nasdaq fell 166, and the s&p >>> workers at an apple store in atlanta filed paperwork to hold a union election. they become the first group of apple store workers in the country to try to unionize. the labor union said that the apple would represent employees, more than 70% of the 100 eligible workers have signed on. this week an apple store in new york city also announced plans to try to unionize. >>> airbnb says it's working with some international and regional nonprofits to house refugees from ukraine. the company says it has housed about 11,000 people in germany, italy, spain, and other european countries for free since the russian invasion of ukraine began. airbnb says it also dedicated its help to marginalized communities inclu

. >> jimmy: uh, and the emmy goes to - [ laughter ] listen to this amid high oil prices, american airlinesg to use a bus service as an alternative to some - [ laughter ] -- short connecting flights. a bus instead of a plane it's the equivalent of a waiter saying, "oh, we're out of coke is backwash okay?" [ laughter ] on the bright side, at least there won't be a security line since pretty much anything goes on a bus [ laughter ] i think it's actually a smart idea american airlines is like, "oil prices are high, but thank god gas prices are low bus it is. [ laughter ] "no one read the news. speaking of flights, a former british airways pilot who lied about his flying experience has been sentenced to a year in jail after he pressed a button, quote, "no qualified pilot would. [ laughter ] maybe i'm crazy, but if there's a button in the cockpit that you should never press - [ light laughter ] -- maybe don't put it on the plane. [ laughter ] you know don't put it on the plane. [ laughter ] and finally, i heard about a a woman in texas who just finished running her 1,000th marathon [ cheers and

ama: among the faces is that of betty, the american airlines flight attendant who was the first person to alert authorities to the 9/11 hijackings. the mural is located on brandt and street in chinatown. >>go hchpen and they are we trau o board. dan: you are watching a history making moment, a space x capsule carrying oster not stocked with the international space station. the crew included a black woman in addition, she will become the first black woman to complete a long-duration space journey scheduled for five months. this is the first nasa crew comprised equally of a men and women. watkins is a stanford university regiment and worked at nasa in mountain view. ama: it would be terrific if we got rid of the wind. dan: eventually, but not for a while longer. sandhya: by friday, those winds will be long gone. we are going to see them calm down. right now it is anything but calm. it is windy outside, especially over the higher terrain. this is the view from our east bay hills camera and a look at the wind gusts, past 55 miles an hour. you will notice mount diablo 42 miles an hour. defi

amenazas de los pasajeros que se resistÍan a usarlas, mientras tanto algunas aerolÍneas como american airlinese pasajeros. la delta anticipa contradicciones en la aplicaciÓn de la medida y pide paciencia de los pasajeros. la united sÓlo va a exigir la mascarilla a vuelos internacionales a paÍses que las requieren. las autoridades locales como new york y new jersey va a seguir exigiendo el uso de mascarillas en el transporte pÚblico, es decir que un pasajero que vuele de otra ciudad tendrÁ que colocÁrsela al salir del aviÓn o tomar un tren para llegar al hotel, pero no la tendrÁ que usar si se traslada en uber. felipe: blanca rosada estÁ en vivan el aeropuerto internacional liberty, en new jersey, donde colocarse la mascarillas opcional. ¿cÓmo se percibe allÍ la situaciÓn?, ¿la gente entiende o hay confusiÓn? blanca: hay confusiÓn, pero tambiÉn reafirmaciÓn en los bandos que originalmente se han opuesto, cuando hablas con las personas que estÁn a favor de dejar de ser las mascarillas te dicen que ya es suficiente, que ya estÁn vacunados y hay que movilizar hacia adelante la economÍa del paÍs. l

in focus today, a report on unemployment and earnings from at&t, american airlines and snap. tesla shares are rallying after the electric carmaker reported quarterly profits. revenue jumping more than 80% on strange sales growth and higher average prices for its cars. that's despite continued supply chain issues and a covid shutdown at its factory in shanghai. on the call with analysts, elon musk talked about future projects such as a robo taxi but did not address his bid to buy twitter. barack and michelle obama are leaving spotify. bloomberg reports they won't renew their podcast deal this fall. the production higher ground is talking to other distributors about a deal worth tens of millions of dollars. higher ground reportedly wants to be able to make multiple shows and release them on different platforms at the same time which goes against spotify's exclusive deal. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a reunion three decades in the making. next on "today in the bay," after serving behind bars for a crime he did not commit, one man is finally walking free and breathing freely, t

doj will get this and doj really regrets allowing american airlines to buy u.s. air am i ahead of you? >> yes. >> i have some others i did. >> give me some color, man give me some color. >> okay. the obama administration cannot believe they -- they realize what were we thinking? alaska version how could we have been so wrong? frontier/midwest what were we thinking? jonathan cantor -- >> not lena cahn. >> everyone should be scared of cantor i want you to be the high-priced lawyers saying this will be fine. >> yes. >> are they the same people who said it would be at&t to buy sprint >> t-mobile. >> t-mobile. were they wrong? >> dead wrong. i don't know if it's the same lawyers. >> are they getting paid >> the bankers get paid when it's done. the bankers are the ones upset when deals get -- the lawyers don't. they're happy. i think cantor will go after the lawyers. and, by the way, the market share numbers, if completed, they would have 10% domestic market share that puts them well in the number five. >> have you gone to florida have you flown to florida >> yeah. not

a noble prize nominee, betty and ong, the american airlines flight attendant who was the first to alertthe country to the terrorists who were hijacking her plane on 9/11. jenny long is with the chinese culture center. >> we wanted stories that have not been recognized or shared or told that our youth had not learned about. we wanted to have youth nominate the process and a community analyst of leaders came together to make the final decisions. >> reporter: in all, 5000 nominations came in. since any -- the past two years , while difficult for everyone, have been particularly hard for the api community. >> through the pandemic and the horrific rise in anti-asian violence, it is so important that we celebrate the contribution to the community and make this a lasting legacy here in chinatown. >> from beginning the nomination process to the unveiling today, the mural took a year to complete. it was painted by filipino mural artist. >> thank you. >>> elon musk will soon own twitter. his own use of the platform will still be restricted with an agreement with securities regulators. a judge rej

starting today, american airlines is bringing back alcohol on flights. rted offering drinks to all passengers last year. crews have been concerned about unruly passengers and alcohol. american airlines is the last major airline to resume in flight liquor service and just to remind her that car seats do have an expiration date as a safety precaution and once again target is helping parents trade in those old seats for a new one. for the next two weeks, you can bring an old car seat to a target store to be recycled. and receive a 20% off coupons. coupon can be used for a new car seat or stroller or some other select baby gear since that program started in 2016 target says it has recycled 1.7 million car seats and by the way targets car seat traded happens twice a year. i'm pam cook. that's what get your dollars and cents. thanks a lot, pam. well from raining, raining cash to actual rain, rosemary, you're in the weather center. get some rain tonight. happy to report it. yes, and it looks like it will miss the game. we are looking at scattered showers in oakl

she was the american airlines flight attendant who first alerted the country of the 9.11 terror attacks. sponsors of the following the rise in anti-asian violence. the mural was an important collaboration and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 still to come, the michigan state trooper is recovering after a terrifying wreck. that dash cam video shows the moment a semi crashes into the trooper's vehicle. >> how he is doing tonight. >> and the landmark multimillion dollar settlement for the family of a woman killed by a teen accused of speeding in ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> nearly 19 million dollar settlement has been reached in a deadly lamborghini crash involving a teenage boy in los angeles.

just last year the justice department sued to prevent jetblue from partnering with american airlines d drive up prices and reduce competition. experts say the same thing could happen if jetblue acquires spirit. >> consumers may be looking at higher air prices as we've seen the airline industry consolidate when a merger happens routes get cut, planes get put on routes that are more profitable. >> and that could spell more trouble for travelers already enduring frequent delays and cancellations. just last weekend more than 10,000 flights were canceled due to bad weather and technical and staffing issues. the problems compounding by spring break and postpandemic travel demand taking off. that demand and skyrocketing jet fuel prices mean ticket prices are also taking off. domestic airfares are up more than 40% since the beginning of the year and that's only the beginning. >> we do expect airfare to continue to rise all the way into june. it will increase by about 10% so $30 more per ticket. >> one other note if you're planning a summer trip, experts say book your flight by early may. >>>

other companies like american airlines say that they're ready for the busy summer season due to their monthlong hiring spree. >> time now as we get a live look outside on this blustery monday will get try to fly a kite, but like the go and look who just blew in. how about i mean, it's been whipping. i mean, really gusty behind this cold front that came through mazin gusts up there right now. blowing just about everywhere you go. clear skies around most the bay area. the flags, though, kind of whipping in that wind outside tonight, you've got a high profile of a vehicle or a something, a large car. you've got to watch it. go with the round on many of roadways out there, especially the bridges about this gus, 60 mile an hour gusts reported at san francisco international airport. san francisco downtown had a gust of 49 augusta. 54 in oakland. 45 am pacific. also a gust. 45 in san carlos and 38 in san jose. so a very gusty conditions all around the bay area's that cold front has moved on through. now, you can still see producing some showers in the sierra nevada, the bay area for the most

ama: among the faces is that of betty, the american airlines flight attendant who was the first person to alert authorities to the 9/11 hijackings. the mural is located on brandt and street in chinatown. >> dragon hatch open and they are welcoming the crew for astronauts on board. dan: you are watching a history making moment, a space x capsule carrying oster not stocked with the international space station. the crew included a black woman in addition, she will become the first black woman to complete a long-duration space journey scheduled for five months. this is the first nasa crew comprised equally of a men and women. watkins is a stanford university regiment and worked at nasa in mountain view. ama: it would be terrific if we got rid of the wind. dan: eventually, but not for a while longer. sandhya: by friday, those winds will be long gone. we are going to see them calm down. right now it is anything but calm. it is windy outside, especially over the higher terrain. this is the view from our east bay hills camera and a look at the wind gusts, past 55 miles an hour. you will notice

up-and-down american airline crews and passengers celebrated their newfound freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheeringlisten to that all day. but of course not everyone was celebrating. it was a bad day for people who enjoy exercising bureaucratic authority. >> kind of in the wild west its every company for itself regrets one 100% it is a mess for. >> just because its ruling was made by a judge does not mean that suddenly the science has changed. >> is basically donald trump is a federal judge today. >> she obviously is clueless. >> did announce in the end of the mask mandate literally in the middle of the flight kind of let those a holes win. >> one for front masker went much for the same people should not only continue to wear masks, they should come ready to make others mask up too. >> carry some extra masks i know this sounds crazy but if you tell someone next to on a plane i've got an elderly mother at home, i've got a child with cancer at home please do me a favor. half and the people's closest to in that role protecting your self and them can be the best safety. carry extra masks with you cap c

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ruling, and said no matter what the confusion is about the court ruling and its meaning, it's american airlinespolicy now that everybody has to keep a mask on so everything kept a mask on. about 20 minutes into the flight they announced torsions that the mask mandate has been lifted and you saw people throwing their masks up in the air like you were at a college graduation a they were tossing the caps. it tells you how quickly the airlines really wanted to get rid of this. and what the court case tells you in an odd way is little sign that is the biden administration really would like to get in off their hands too because, as laura said, they want to keep the authority of the c.d.c. but that doesn't mean they want to keep the masks so the one thing they didn't do this week was ask for a stay to keep the court ruling from taking effect. >> yeah, definitely. david: so that tells you they may not really want to win. yamiche: dan, how concerned is the white house and democrats about possible backlash and confusion? dan: well, i think they're very worried about it. this has created a real dilemma fo

american airlines ceo robert said, but like we do in all these events were taking a look at our policies and asking them to get in touch% with our reservations office and we'll make sure that we accommodate them in an appropriate fashion. i spoke to passenger believe from france. she says she'll still be wearing her mask. first of all, i'm pregnant. so i have to be careful of that. that, yeah, i want to protect the others and taken the virus is not done like we're still living with but passenger marina, gary lena feels differently. facebook couple of couple of weeks ago, you know, even in its stores, >> yeah, he'll find you do basic precautions you do the right doctor. swartzberg says it's up to each person to weigh the risks and some people have to consider their risk more carefully. if you're elderly. >> if you've got. conditions that would really predispose you to have outcome like being immunocompromised or even things like diabetes or obesity or chronic lung or heart disease. those are some examples of people who, you know, need to really weigh the pros and cons more. if you're worr

unimpeded return to russia the exchange itself took place at one of the airports in turkey where an american airlinerian one. after that, the convicts were simultaneously led past each other by a russian, apparently he did not hide his emotions, at some point he could not hold back his tears, well, i will add right away on board the aircraft. and so the doctors watched while the us citizen received medical attention, apparently it was not required. after all, he is in a russian colony. i did not have to suffer at all and face the fact what yaroshenko experienced across the ocean about such different fates material by alexei petrov the man who is being escorted by operatives american trevor reed , a former marine, was convicted in russia for attacking police officers during a drunken brawl with a bag of personal belongings, an american was sentenced to russia to nine years in prison. as a result, less than 2 years have passed since the court verdict, a us citizen was in advance on the first to moscow from mordovia, where he was serving his term. and now the plane is already preparing for the release o

i saw a few moments ago i think american airlines has said also masks are out now.laska airlines, united airlines all saying the same thing, that essentially it is up to the individual to decide whether they want to wear a mask or not and of course that doesn't necessarily mean that if you prefer for your own personal reasons to wear a mask for your own safety you can continue to do that, as you can in a supermarket or indeed any public place in the united states. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the ukrainian athletes inspiring prince harry at the invictus games for injured soldiers and veterans. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off. the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful- singer—songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. - i didn't believe it, he was just here on saturday. for millions of americans the death of richard nixon, in a new york hospital, has meant conflicting emotions. a national day

she was the american airlines flight attendant who first alerted the country of the 9.11 terror attacks. sponsors of the following the rise in anti-asian violence. the mural was an important collaboration and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. and for your money this morning, gas prices are continuing to slowly drop across the state. in fact, prices are at the lowest. >> we've seen in over a month, but they're still, of course, a lot higher than they were a year ago. napa county has the highest average price per gallon at $5.87. a gallon solano counties. the cheapest at 5.60. santa clara contra costa, alameda and marin counties are all right around 5.71 a gallon. san mateo residents are paying a little more 5.79 on average with sonoma at 5.81. san francisco, a gallon of regular gas. there goes for $5.82. a gallon on average. and experts say that maybe as low as they go for a while. aaa says prices are expected to drop much more as the summer travel season now begins to ramp up and demand increases. >> we don't anticipate that these higher gas prices are going to keep most people

stuart: have we got something on american airlines? stuart.he premarket because they doubled revenue in the first quarter. an airline, doubling revenue. they lost money though. they lost more money than expected, but they are guiding for profitability. they will make money this springtime, and summer travel is very strong. stuart: yes, i saw, i think it was the united guy -- susan: the united guy? stuart: kim kirby -- he was looking toward a huge travel season. susan: yeah. i also want to highlight hbo and at&t, and i think this is important. when have you seen at&t move like this after earnings? apparently hbo max grew their subscribers, not huge, i could say is. tear only up 3 million -- they're only up 3 million quarter on quarter for a company that's still growing, but it's better than netflix, as you know. stuart: that's right. not a total streaming loser. okay, got that. super, you're all right. supersusan thank you. stuart: what's the leading -- susan: boeing's occupy there -- up there as well. apple and intel, the technology companies