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you'll see the delta dental retiree p.p.o., the delta dental care u.h.o., and the delta dental h.m.o. you' next slide. and similar to last time, this is the five-step process, except for dental, we do not have sfhss specific cost elements, so it's essentially a four-step process for the dental plans to determine the needed rate change factor in this case from 2020 to 2021. next slide. so with that, we'll review ratings summary for the plan that we'll review today. next slide. next item, please. the covered populations for the sfhss dental plans as well as the member contributions are outlined on this page. the active employees of three employers are offered dental coverage throughout sfhss, and those are the city and county of san francisco, the superior court, and the municipal executive employees. for the ccsf, ccsfmea, and meamta employees, they pay $10 a month for single tier and $15 a month for family tier in the p.p.o. these employees pay no contributions for the two dental h.m.o.s that are offered. the superior court and superior court m.e.a. employees pay no contributions for

delta has about 50% international. i would say with luv but look for those international airlines and the cruise lines to pop aggressively on a vaccine. >> tim >> i just don't think we're in this environment forever i think we're in this environment for 3-6 months possibly in terms of the worst of the unknown delta gave you numbers a couple days ago they lost $4 billion the expectations for year over year revenues are going to be down 75% next year and expenses are going to be down 50% you have a case, i think we're all outlining that business travel is critical and it's a question thof when that will coe back i agree the vaccine is not the answer to getting people back in airports, but time is. for airlines it's all about shortening that timeline i think 3-6 months will be critical i'm not saying you have to own the airlines today, but airlines have historically been great trading stocks and also great longer term investments on rerating until you get clarity on the balance sheet, you don't have to own airlines here,

so so numbers in and across the bay here triple digits from the delta, antioch. concord and livermore hot with upper 90s, concord, 97 in livermore. san jose low 90s and on the peninsula here, warming up quick into the mid and upper 80s, then you get the sea breeze, feels pretty good. mid-90s up in santa rosa. lakeport flirting with 100 degrees and as we look at the overnight lows, it's going to be comfortable with temperatures dropping off into the 50s, but that's going to take all night long. really looking at a warm evening to start out. the kaaccuweather seven-day forecast, triple digits around the delta, cool 60s at the coast and heat relief arrives tomorrow with more fog in the morning and as we get into the middle of the week, we have 60s coastside, about 80 around the bay and mid-90s inland. typical for july, and should be a nice afternoon today, but be careful out there, concerned with the dry brush over the east bay hills. aids walk san francisco, seven days away. the virtual walk kicks off sunday, july 19th at 10:00. aids walk live at home will stream o

so masks are mandated on delta. >>delta says it was consulted it has consulted with medical experts at the mayo clinic and emory university in making its decision. he added that most delta customers have been respectful when asked to wear face covering. the cdc strongly urges that everyone c to reduce the spread of covid-19. and how the covid-19 pandemic has created a coin shortage in california costing some businesses thousands of dollars. >>and up next police in moraga are warning people to >>i'm honestly surprised that the coyote would come down here. but that's actually pretty scary i would be i'm very alarmed if she got bit by a coyote. >>coyote sightings summer agha they come with the territory but coyote attacks on humans are rare. but that's what recently happened at a park a 2 year-old boy was bitten in the leg by what police and wildlife officials say was a coyote kron 4 sleep to call reports the town is now closing the park early because coyotes are more active at dusk. >>with temperatures rising and as c

so masks are mandated on delta. >>delta says it was consulted it has consulted with medical experts at the mayo clinic in emory university before making its decision. the ceo added that most delta customers have been respectful when asked to wear a face covering the cdc's strongly encourages that everyone wear face coverings in public to reduce the spread of covid-19. and breaking news just in to the kron 4 news room right now president trump has commuted the prison sentence of his political ally, roger stone the president's longtime friend was sentenced in february to 3 years in prison for lying to congress. in recent weeks stone has pleaded for a presidentialopardon to avoid going to prison. and the white house just put out a statement saying quote roger stone has already suffered greatly. he was treated unfairly as were many others in this case. roger stone is now a free man. the move though does not erase tones felony convictions in the same way that a pardon would but it does protect him from serving prison tim

they like delta today. american they're sold on american sorry. american is very good company. >> jim, really quick, just a little trip on china here, we have the uk going against huawei, ripping everything out by 2027. >> yeah. >> sanctioning lockheed, the chinese say they will, because of the patriot sales to taijuan. pompeo this week with comments about rights to the south china sea. is this heating up >> yeah, i mean, i think that they seem to want everyone to realize it is heating up that when you sell those arms to -- lockheed to taiwan, you are not even allowed to mention taiwan, it's like fight club when i see what's going on the uk bending to our wishes, the south china sea, this was something that -- that even that obama had got an agreement that the chinese would not go down and then the chinese instantly violated it. this is very -- this is very 1947, this is about containment, this is about stopping our enemy, it is not about trading, it is about -- it is about cordoning off china and it's going to be hard to do because the chinese ha

outflow we used for recovery of delta fisheries not on augment south of the delta or offset obligation by others. that was not in the june 19 red line strikeout version distributed. that is the only other one to read in the record. the two i just read and the three words at minimum should be one motion. >> let me ask one more question. michael, you are saying that is not part of what was in the red line, am i hearing you correct correctly. >> that is correct, commissioner. >> you said there was no downside to this in terms of our ability to conduct business, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> so do we have to make franchesca another amendment to add that puppy in there? >> yes. you don't have to do it all. you could now entertain a single motion to adopt the june 19th draft as amended by the two oral amendments. >> the amendment is really fast. for the amendment to have the water pass to the benefit of the fish and not to be further diverted. do i have a motion on that? >> yes, i move. >> i second. >> moved seconded further discussion by the commission? >> madam secretary call the

delta's are great places to search for the signs of past life i don't know if you can find a record that you're on earth that doesn't have the signs of life trapped in those deposits i mean so if we're actually looking at. you know computer animation showing that delta can we say then with with certainty then that in the soil in the rocks there we have the best conditions for preserving some type of life if life did indeed at some point exist on mars. i think you could say certainly that this is the best place that we can think of that we can get to on mars to look for those signs deltas are great places to preserve those signs of life of our crossable and if they were in fact to add to occurred back in the past but this is presents us with a lot of challenges for land as you might notice there's no landing strip or no airport there at just row so as a guy trying to land this rover safely i know that this belt that self is like a 60 to 80 metre cliff right in the middle of where we're trying to land a man so it's a pretty gnarly place to land as well yeah a gnarly place to land and with

let's start with how surprised you were by delta's miss. i don't think it was too surprising.eep in mind with earnings for a lot of companies, particularly with airlines, there was a lot of especially from management themselves on what the quarter would look like. i don't think this is the type intoss that you can read as much of normal economic circumstances. some positives to take away, as well as some negatives. vonnie: you say the positives -- actually, what positives were there? colin: one of the positives i took away from this was looking at the actual ticket rising trend for delta's domestic routes versus the broader industry. the bureau of labor statistics came out with pricing data today that showed airline fares were jun 27% year-over-year for e, but delta limited its decline in pricing to about 9%. that signals to me that they have resisted the urge to get involved with some of the price war tactics on the domestic side. probably the right decision for them. i thought they did a nice job with capital expenditures. they actually spent virtually zero this quarter on n

>>against the berkeley hills we'll see more of that running well on shore tonight through the delta even some of the valleys overnight as the fog really going to be more extensive uh throughout the bay area tonight see a little swirl off the coastline that's a little edie get that wind coming down from the north you get a little of frictional drag on the land here and you start to see a little spin in the atmosphere that's where we get that idea out there right now but we're going to see more of those winds overnight tonight but they should be decreasing throughout the night just a light breeze by tomorrow morning and then things pick up again by the afternoon and because the general sea breeze around the bay area so high pressure been trying to build in here ever so slowly. it will start to nudge its way in here a little bit for tomorrow, so temperatures may warm up a degree or 2 inland and that's about it still staying very odd across arizona, the desert southwest as a big ridge of high pressure sits there overnight lows going to be generally in the 50's a by day tomorrow. a lot of sun

the ceo of delta told time magazine that passengers are not able to get on the plane without wearing a mask. and if a flight attendant has to ask someone more than three times to put on a mask while you are flying, you're handed a card saying, if you don't comply, you will lose your rights to fly on delta. delta says they are already 100 people on the no-fly list for not wearing mass. >>> a man and a woman who wore face coverings with a nazi swastika on them to a minnesota walmarts are now banned from all walmart stores. the video posted on social media shows them both at the checkout line . police issued trespass notices and company officials told the couple to not come back to any walmart store for at least a year. walmart says it will not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment. in berkeley, a filmmaker has turned her garage on euclid avenue into a powerful tribute to black people who have been killed by police. as elissa harrington shows us, the artist is hoping that that mural sparks discussion and also change. >> this is a work in progress. >> reporter: karina epperle

delta's in good shape. we're financially in good shape to avoid the worst case outcomes. maria: then the question becomes the demand side of the equation. in order to meet those cash burn targets you need to see demand, in order to see demand we need to see confidence on getting on a plane again. you're taking a lot of safety measures. delta announcing that you will keep the middle seat empty on your aircraft through at least september 30th. you're requiring face coverings for all employees and passengers on flights. your competitors, american and united have limited capacity on aircraft. but still have the middle seat available. ed, how long can you keep that middle seat empty? what is the economic cost of eliminating that middle seat? but that's the kind of thing that brings confidence and gets you to get on a plane again, right? >> that's our top priority is restoring confidence in consumers and travel. we want our customers to feel as confident in their health as they do the flight safety that they typi

to wear a mask on a delta flight, you will now be banned from flying on delta in the future.'s ceo told time magazine passengers are notable to get are not able to get on without a mask if someone is asked to wear mask three times they will be given a card saying if you don't comply, you will lose the right to fly on delta. delta says right now, there are 100 people on the no-fly list for not wearing a mask. >>> your time is 5:39. and if you are looking out the window and what the day has in store, steve paulson is working on that. if we like the weekend, we will like today? >> that's correct. i am not working that hard on what the weather will be like. because it is stuck. there's not much change here. and there's fog on the coast. making the push it burns back. from they good thunderstorm activity in the mountains. that's one little different twist. and there's reports of golf ball size hail over the weekend. not just tahoe but where the sierra but towards northeast california, susanville and northern sacramento he valley. they will fire up again towards shasta and convicti

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.>>> delta air lines is getting tough on its face mass policy, passengers are countering their faces will not have the completed supply before boarding the plane. delta says the screening will be completed prior to check in and the process can take more than one hour. delta will use the results to determine if travelers can board draft without a mask>>> summer internships going virtual, how is benefiting both the ruins and employers. >>> with excitement kicking and we wanted to share some of the pictures you sent us. the leader and is rooting for the giants. charlie says she's with the birthday boy and our very own maia is supporting the athletics. >>> bay area doctors are sounding a warning about coronavirus testing. they say when it comes to testing, speed matters. >> not only is the number of tests an issue but also the turnaround time. we know from a number of models that you really need to try to get the testing results back as soon as possible so that you can start putting people in isolation. this is an issue of supply chain on top of increased demand because most are certain

>> it needs to be mandated because not everyone is following delta's executive.ted particularly and american airlines, very large airlines. by the way, these top five airlines spent $45 billion on some buybacks, money they would have had to get through this time, but instead they did stock buybacks and turned to congress to say bail us out. they are happy to take the american taxpayer's money but keeping the airlines open as an essential service shouldn't also be something that's done in a maximum mode to spread the contagion and endangering american's health. i understand that you can't spread people six feet apart and have the airlines operate in any kind of way that they finally survive, but it's that person who is just inches away from you that really feels dramatically offensive. it the doesn't leave time for the air circulation system that the airlines brag about to filter the air because the person is exhaling inches from you, and so it's a minimum request really, and i'm hoping that at least the publicity issue will encourage the other airlines to follow

a few 90s well out by the delta. notice the fog, not really going anywhere along the coast.ll keep the sea breeze with us throughout the day, and we'll talk about how that sea breeze grows and extends further inland for the week ahead. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> more than 140,000 americans have now died from the coronavirus, this as the pan demme sick intensifying across much of the country with states experiencing a surge in cases and hospitalizations. abc news reporter ty hernandez has the details. >> reporter: new cases of the coronavirus continuing to spread all over the u.s. the food and drug administration issuing the first emergency use of pooled testing for covid-19. four people may be tested at once, speeding up the process. this as 19 states posting their highest number of new confirmed cases in a single day this week. the death toll in florida now exceeding 5,000, but governor ron desantis continuing to push for in-person classes in the fall. >> as a father of three young kids, i do not fear this virus' affect on my kids. i think the risk is incredibly low. >> r

delta will require those passengers to complete a health screening by phone first. the company will use the results to determine if a traveler can board a plane without a mask. a new report says the disney company has dramatically slashed advertising on facebook and facebook owns instagram this is the latest setback for facebook it's facing a growing advertising boycott over policies on hate speech disney was facebook's top us advertiser for the first 6 months of this year. disney joining hundreds of other companies that have pasta pending on the service. and by researchers are concerned about teenagers spreading the coronavirus and after the break with most schools not returning to the classroom. >>the sacramento are now forming m with most schools across california not returning to the classroom, this fall some parents are worried their children. >>will not be getting much of an education. that's why groups of sacramento are forming pandemic pods and micro schools for their children. jessica mensch explains how that will work. >>reconnects 4 year-old son his despe

is delta wanting to go into q3 earning less than $30 million a day? are they going to track toward their target of getting toward the end of december and sort of being generating some cash flow or being at least net neutral? those are the things to look at. >> how should investors look at any additional government support that comes into the sector do you see any moral hazard going on with regard to the investor base in airlines now? >> i mean, right now in the second where they have the $25 billion -- [ inaudible support, i mean, it's a last resort you can see that it's another thing they were going to look at with delta and whether they truly attempt to take that $4.6 billion and support. i would say moral hazard occurs in, you know, there's an -- to take back commercial actions i'm not seeing that. delta, for instance, is very active in raising the commercial markets. they're doing large sale transactions with their aircraft they're being active in -- so we're seeing lots of commercial lending, as well when that reaches up and turns only state supp

how does delta survive this?rline industry survive this >> well, we've done a lot at delta as you may know when the pandemic started we were burning cash we were losing about $100 million a day in march so for the month of june, just 90 days later, we got that cash burned down to $27 million still a lot of money, but a considerable improvement from where we were. one of the reasons we've been able to stand as together as an industry as we have is because of the c.a.r.e.s. act and the government stimulus that helped us pay our people and ensure our employees will have their pay. that's been immeasurasburns num. so the real cash burn for the company is actually better >> will you need more money from the government >> i don't know, willie. we're trying hard not to we've got a lot of opportunities to continue to improve our costs. we've got almost 20% of our employees that agree to retire starting august 1st. we have many more thousands that voluntarily are taking time off without pay. the employees are doing an ama

and delta's brand new policy the shocking ambush, a gunman disguised as a de federal judge, her husband critically wounded, tus york governor andrew cuomo from the one-time epicenter to the hot spot of georgia, his new mission. >>> federal agents violently clashing with protesters in portland, the wall of moms trying to keep the peace. >>> and the moment of silence today to honor a civil rights icon.is is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, we get to lead off tonight with a rare piece of positive news about our battle with coronavirus. the early results are in for one of the most closely watched vaccine trials out of oxford university, the bottom line, researchers say, it's safe and it triggered the hoped for immune response in volunteers the fast track on which this drug is being developed, years quicker than typical vaccines, is both reason for hope and for caution. it's where our team begins tonight here's richard engel >> reporter: the initial results look promising, a possible covid-19 vaccine from the university of oxford appears safe to continue testi

i'll have the full forecast coming up. >>> delta airlines will now require medical screenings for allpassengers that say they can't wear face masks for health reasons. it's another layer of protection for travelers to make face coverings on the plane and in delta waiting areas if passengers don't comply. >>> after launching an unexpected bid for the presidency, rapper kanye west took to the stage in south carolina for his first campaign rally. >> everybody that has a baby, you don't see the real power. you don't know [ inaudible ] >> while wearing a bullet proof vest with 2020 shaved into his head, west broke down in tears while rallying against abortion. west claim that had democrats haven't done anything. >>> taking to the picket line in the next half hour on kpix5. hospital workers across the bay area walking out of work today. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, indoor shopping centers and nonessential office buildings shut down in san francisco this morning. we'll explain why comi (birds chirping) (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? (family gasps) rewarded w

the delta plan say good plan that keeps the balance of our delta system intact while spreading water available to those who need it. the resource and control board spent a lot of time and effort in the issue and the bay delta plan is the right answer. thank you. >> clerk: i'd like to remind callers this is item 4. if you want to speak to a specific item on the agenda. please call back when that item is called. thank you. >> caller, can you hear us? >> caller: hello. thank you for allowing public input i'm mr. richardson and lived in district 2 a native of for instance for a number of years. i've heard sf puc staff talk about the plans. like any old designer suit, the designer drought has to go and i'll tell you why. until the most recent drought at the end of the summer 2016, sf puc had five years of water then we had the historic water year of 2017 and puc had enough water to last 12 years. enough water to last a decade. we had so much water we had to reless -- release more of 80%. it makes a designer drought a story and it has to go. what's this mean for people of california with b

near 80 in the delta. looking at 66 at the tahoe valley airport. 82 in south lake today. as our temperatures cool it is going to get warmer here in the sierra nevada as we go through wednesday thursday and friday. i'll explain in a moment but the heat is going to persist inland for us, as we're going to see a hotter day tomorrow. increased fire danger and cooling begins as our ma lean layer expands and a systems comes in giving us the localized sea breeze. as we talk about hotter weather we also have to talk about the fire danger. throughout the day, temperatures go up. relative humidity drops below 20%. for the north bay hills, the diablo range and that is why this is colored in yellow and red for the most sensitive areas with moderate to high fire danger. and so as we look at the north bay, yes, the northern hills here, always a spot that dries out. and even that sea breeze, any kind of breeze, whether it is from the ocean or from the land works to dry things it out. so be careful out there. as we go through your monday. fog is coming back into play. so that is why we'r

delta is more exposed than any other u.s. airlines to the business travel market.tember you would expect it to pick back up. that is looking really tough right now. i think they borrowed so far, and i do not think they have spent a great deal of it. united was talking about laying off a lot people. delta is being more cautious about that, nevertheless, cares act money runs out on the first or sixth of october. you wonder whether or not they will have to resize business at that point, particularly if business travel does not come back. the sunbelt is a big part of their business, and they will struggle given the on and off situation. texas, florida, look at what is happening in california. i think it will make life tough. alix: they need to be smaller for the next several years, we have already seen consolidation in the u.s. airline industry. they have exposure overseas and a big way. 49% of virgin atlantic, and virgin atlantic just got the bailouts. guy: it looks like they will have to give some concessions. virgin getting a deal done, richard branson making networ

delta will require passengers to complete a health screening by phone first. the company will use the results to determine if a traveler can board its planes without a mask. and still ahead why researchers are concer a new study from south korea shows older kids and teenagers can spread the coronavirus a just as much as adults. the study looked at more than 5,000 young patients and the adults around them among those younger than 10 about 5% infected household numbers for those between 1019 that number went up almost 19%. the study also found the kids and teenagers are far more likely to transmit the virus. so people at home then to the general public. researchers also suggest children may be even more likely to spread the virus at home after schools reopen. but the researchers also say the study does have some limitations. and a woman in tampa has a message for you after her baby boy tested positive for covid-19 julie salamon has her story. >>anas ellie says her 9 month-old son samuel tested positive for covid-19. she assumes the rest of her family may have th

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is deep enough that it's going start stretch all the way and not only just the bay, but i think the delta and some of the valleys overnight tonight so expect a greater cloud cover overnight tonight and tomorrow morning and then by the afternoon watching begin peeling back to the coastline, leaving lots of sunshine inside the bay in the valleys only to return once again by tomorrow night. and then into thursday as well so yes, we take you through the evening sunny and breezy temperatures are cooling off as we head through the evening as well tomorrow we wake up some patchy fog early on by the middle of the day some couple number 70's and 80's inland, 60 toward the coastline. so some hot numbers tomorrow afternoon look at some 80's and 90's in the valleys cooler 50's and 60's a breezy as the coaches, the. >>thank you now was only just a few weeks ago that the trump administration's lawsuit to end dhaka made it to the supreme court and now the president says he supports dhaka. >>and wants to make it a law as joe khaleel reports right now from washington, some lawmakers are skeptical. >>do a

the delta is a popular place for partying on weekends especially a holiday weekend.ward to discovery bay as boats are already going into the water. jackie? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, marcus. we spoke to a merchant captain who has been patrolling the waters around discovery bay for years now. he told us that he has never seen this many boats this past week as he has in recent years. we spoke to captain john garza with pacific coast water service, and -- or water rescue, rather -- and he suggests people are using the delta as an escape from the shelter-in-place order. be careful out here. he's witnessed reckless behavior and inexperienced boaters who struggle to maneuver. a man fell off a boat and drowned. he says a number of people are not social distancing. >> there's larger groups. there shouldn't be. they should be families together on a boat. >> and what you're seeing aren't families? >> it's mixed groups. boats are congregating sometimes. it's just not safe. >> reporter: the captain reminds partiers to wear a facemask and a life vest. the contra costa count

here's what the delta ceo is saying. after the new fresh spike in cases and these new quarantines. he also says they're hoping to avoid involuntary furloughs with more than 15,000 employees taking buyouts. he also says at this point they're going to continue to block the middle seats and he also says they do have people willing to pay premium for the comfort seat, the kind of first class seats but they basically cannot make money at loads of 60% right now. so again, -- they're undecided about the cares loan, the 4.6 billion, he says they're looking at other options which means they may not go back to the government for more cash. delta airlines, as you can see, down a penny. wanted to watch that. again, could be the worst earnings season for aviation, the industry in history, want to add that. let's bring in our world on wall street folks. we've got the latest on what's driving the markets and the economy. earnings is kicking in right now. i want to bring in er shares ceo, joel spac shulman, jason pe and cfra director of

you see the 90s out towards the delta.e'll see temperatures two to three degrees cooler in and around concord today. 81 in vallejo. 74 in richmond with mid-60s in san francisco. that sea breeze will set us up for a cool afternoon in the city, then the cooling trend continues throughout the day tomorrow, getting more pronounced tuesday and wednesday inland and then by thursday it's still pretty comfortable and we'll bring on a little bit more heat inland by the end of the week. liz? >> lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us here on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 amg. with this one little nexgard chew comes the confidence, from fleas and ticks for a full month. and it's the only chew, fda approved to prevent infections that cause lyme disease. nexgard. what one little chew can do. ...could be all your softf odor surfaces?ome... odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetr

american legacy carriers are all american delta united southwest also but all of those you know we use outdoors and we had brand after we had certain we had u.s. airways all of those have consolidated to these big 3 so i think you'll see. not just the airlines. cutting services as far as routes. you're going to see a lot smaller planes that are going to be getting rid of some of the bigger planes that delta has already announced it's eliminating its triple 7 series and a program there. had been a huge component. for their international travel so they let you know how much international travel is has been impacted is there they're just completely eliminating the triple 7 by the end of this year. jamie fitch always a pleasure to have you and great bow tie for i think this is the news with rick sanchez you're watching our special coverage when we come back we're going to look at a string of attacks on christian churches and statues and it appears to be happening globally we'll be right back stay with us. dear viewer thank you for finally changing the channel i understand you're tired of n

some of the budget carriers will see how they survive but the legacy carriers like american united delta. they're they're cutting back i mean they're literally losing millions of dollars per day. and so they're they're cutting services they're. cutting wrote other they're using and. come october 1st they're going to start cutting a lot of people wow let me ask you a question since you work for an agency who is expertise is risk right now in the e.u. and most of the countries in europe are banning americans we learned now hong kong hong kong. as an entity is all but banning americans. should we understand why they're doing this maybe the way to ask you this question is jamie can we blame them for doing so. no not really i mean we are not following what has been the standard rules that all the other countries are following. i understand the american independence on this issue i understand that there is we don't like to be being americans or like being told what to do but at the same time we've lost that kind of like we're in this together attitude mainly because there has been mixed messag

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>>> welcome to power lunch momentum stocks take a hit for a change delta worse quarter ever saying the industry will not get back to normal for two more years a top analyst says the worst could be yet to come >>> plus, it's tuesday it's time for tilman the billionaire is here with a message for politicians across the country as reopenings are rolled back in many regions. he's not happy about it. >>> firtst, we have breaking new on comments from fed governor. steve is standing by with more >> fed governor saying the fed is likely going to need to shift its monetary policy from a policy of stabilization to a policy of accommodation which means helping the economy achieve the level of growth that it has previously. remaining low until certain employment outcomes are hit. a thick fog of uncertainty now surrounds the united states. she goes onto say the downside risk dominates the strength will depend on additional support along with monetary policy. she urges fed emergency facile tills to be as broadly accessible as possible perhaps a concern on her part that maybe some of the current faci

for delta, flying means these flights are losing money.s burning through 33 million dollar a day. del delta's ceo says it will be more than two years before the industry sees a sustainable recovery. other major airlines report their second quarter earnings next week. it's expected to be an historically bad quarter for the industry. and billionaire richard branson has just secured a $1.5 billion to rescue his virginia atlantic, just days before restarting passenger flights there. that airline has been operating only cargo flights, alisyn. >> thank you very much for that update. >>> a "new york times" reporter returned to his hometown in texas. he thought he was going to cover coronavirus. he did not know that his immediate family was about to become part of the story. he joins us next. so here's the thing. i'm actually closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." you may need glasses though. guidance to help you stay on track. ♪ whet

look at delta. lowest revenue in 30 years, $3 billion forked out for virus expenses, burning through $27 million a day. that shows you how tough it is for airlines these days. the stock down a little premarket. overall, a tiny bounce back for the overall market. big tech largely in the red this morning. we do have some decent earnings from some big banks and that's giving the markets a very very modest boost. the dow is looking for a very small gain, maybe up 10 or 12 points. and we have the s&p and nasdaq on the downside. that's premarket. all right. >>> now look at this. it is not o.j. simpson making a run on the border a generation ago. it is the new bronco. yes, the ford bronco is back. "varney & company" is about to begin. >>> -- anticipate the mandated stay-at-home order to return? >> we had a safer at home order. as i said even then, not everything was always closed. if we go to red, that's what will come. today, i only know today. ask me tomorrow, ask me later this week, but i want everybody

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i think you'll see the markets out perform. >> the delta comments were not ideal. the reality for the airlines is this, michael. i don't think people are afraid to fly i think it's there's nowhere to go we're not traveling for work nothing is open. unless you have driven somewhere and had the fly home maybe from the midwest on sunday or going to visit somebody you really need to see, not a lot of reason to get on that plane right now does that reflect more the consumer or on the state of the airlines to you? >> certainly the state of the consumer is going to have an effect on the airlines i mean we're still seeing consumers with artificial spending power the unemployed are still getting these $600 a week from the cares act. looks like that will be extended we have people staying home because they are making more money at home than if they went to work. you got to pay attention to the consumer as josh points out, the economy, a lot of the numbers are not in good shape a lot of the jobs aren't going to come back quickly if that money ends those consumers don't have t

i think delta and unite stand out. at this point really nothing else >> furloughed 45% of their work force. you think there's any appetite for that to happen >> there's face level in terms of service is the government going to come in and say we need to add further support. i don't believer there's enough of an appetite in washington to come up with a second round of bail outs for the airline industry in terms of service, we're at that base level. they are adding back some servers now. you're not going to see a lot of service in the fall. fall is fra ditraditionally a wr time of year they're not going to add service beyond what we see in july and august >> if there's not an appetite for more bail outs, what ability do these airlines have to further tap the capital markets? we had united say they are aiming to get cash burned down by the end of the third quarter to about 30 million per day. if they aren't able to do that or if for some reason they can't do that and got to raise more money, what else is there to collater

going for about 80 in santa cruz today. 71 by the delta. that's what will happen with less of a delta breeze. 69 in concord and 62 '2" in san rosa. 4-10 degrees warm they are morning. through the afternoon, temperatures are going to climb into the 80s to the low 90s inland. and we'll stop at about 80 in fremont today. so warmer, anywhere from 5-10 degrees bayside and inland we keep it cool at the coast. we'll talk about a fairly similar sunday coming up. liz? >> lisa, thank you. overnight contra costa county fire crews busy responding to at least 13 fires. you are looking at video here they tweeted overnight. firefighters got the claims under control and at the same time some being.. the cause are under investigation. there are no report of any injuries. and both the increase in illegal fireworks and lack of places for people to light their legal fireworks have those firefighters, police and residents on much liar alehighee this year. the san francisco fire department says a device larger than an m-80 was set off in a drainpipe. it blew thr

temperatures going to climb to near 80 degrees at the beach, 55 near the delta. less breeze today but chilly this morning. upper 40s in santa rosa and petaluma. low 60s by 9:00 in oakland and warm through the 70s and 80s. by 2:00 we've got the low 90s returning, so that's about 5 to almost 10 degrees warmer today in our inland valleys. around the bay maybe 7 degrees warmer. at the coast our sea breeze will pick up. it'll be breezy there but tonight we won't see much in the way at fog. we'll track that forecast, but the cooler week ahead coming up, liz? >> okay, lisa, thank you. and new overnight contra costa fire crews were responding to at least 13 fires. there were four fires in the span of 30 minutes that involved two cars and two homes in concord. firefighters quickly got the flames under control, and fi fireworks are being blamed as well for a grass fire in pittsburgh off highway 4 in ludridge. the cause of those are under investigation. there are no reports of any injuries, but certainly a busy night in contra costa county. both the increase in illegal fire