. >> easy jet launches it's first flight since march. >> we'd like to see it get replaced by something else and that's what the purpose is but there is the case that this should be tried and tested by the court and the french president lifts almost all virus restrictions reopening restaurants and bars as he claims victory over the virus. >> starting tomorrow we will be able to turn the page. >>> well, a very warm welcome to street signs, everybody. european markets have now been open for about an hour we saw the stoxx 600 gain a percentage point. we saw whether it has further to run given the fragility of the health situation and that's in beijing and several states in the united states causing a lot of concern so certainly seeking a more cautious trade on friday. >> let's see what the break down looks like in terms of region. we have red across the board here we're seeing the steepest losses in the french and german market. both of those down 2.7% or more. the swiss index is holding up better, just about down 1.4% and within that basket health care but still health care stocks down mo

kingfisher have moved in easy jet down 45%. carnival down 67% have fallen out as well.have seen trends moving we've heard british airports are trying to open i spoke to citi airport and they are trying to get flights back on that depends on the home sector who yesterday was underlying tough quarantine for those coming into the uk also potentially on the move again if easy jet and carnival can have a swift rally >> steve, i think everybody is a little tough i made a trip over there i was plently surprised. >> i drive through there twice a day. you can never be too tough >> i'll have to make a return trip >> you do know our boss comes from croiton >> i do. no conflict of interest there. thank you steve. the trump administration has picked the collaboration between astrazeneca to be one of the top five companies the only european drug maker on the short list joining moderna, johnson and johnson, merck and pfizer we are seeing a strong bid for the health care sector more broadly as they have taken more out ofthe cyclical sector and put it back to work on those names. fda ha

we'll go into the driver behind those as well as the broader demand easy jet up 8.8% those on the back of very strong moves in the u.s american airlines surging 40% after the company said they are seeing a big boost in u.s. flights next month still that stock around 45% since mid-february important to put these moves into context the airlines sector has plunged. >> let's look at iag in a little more detail. al alex cruise saying the company, quote, does not have an absolute right to exist he warned that the parent company iag is burning 178 million pounds of cash researches a week. they plan to cut its work force despite the uk government furl owe scheme reacting well this morning up 12%. >>> shares in lufthansa up this morning despite the airline having been relevant gated from germany's blue chip dax index for the first time ever compounding the particularly turbulent first half of the year the exit comes after the coronavirus outbreak prompted a near total stop to global air travel, prompting shares to drop and forcing berlin to hand a 9 billion bailout. looking at the spot in the d

business travel but many leisure travel hoping return to some form of summer travel ryan a air, easy jet the united states in session with high single-dig ill losses across the board from delta, united airlines and spirit let's get into those falls on easy jet which raised 419 million pounds in the new stock offering as the budget airline looks to increase cash flow. at a price of703 pence per share adding that it received strong support after the carrier reported a wider first half pretense of 753 million pounds and could not give guidance for the rest of the year >>> lufthansa ahead of today's emergency meeting. the carriers biggest share holder to endorse the government's nearly 9 million rescue package where do we stand now, annette >> actually, that's at least the line one could say is that the job in government and lufthansa were winning the case against the billionaire investor he is the owner of what some might know he has reportedly in that range of $50 euro. he was threatening to veto the rescue package at that extra ordinary meeting starting today at 12:00 cet now he backtrack

to self isolate for 2 weeks under new coronavirus restrictions airlines like british airways and easy jet have launched legal proceedings against the u.k. government over what they call a disproportionate step. police in germany have arrested 11 people in connection with a nationwide child sex abuse ring the arrests were carried out in 3 separate states after investigators seized encrypted data from a server room in the city of munster at least 3 potential victims have been identified between the ages of 5 and 12 the children are said to be related to some of the suspects according to most of police recovered footage showed severe abuse in the images were sold over the internet. did abuse political correspondent in one was shot as following the story for us what more can you tell us about this case. well so many indeed 11 persons have been arrested in a coordinated police action that took place last week in several german states and the alleged instigator of these pedophile ring is a 27 year old man from munster in north rhine-westphalia he was already arrested a few weeks ago and suspect

coronavirus restrictions the rules have been condemned by airlines including british airways and easy jet launched legal proceedings against the u.k. government over what they call a disproportionate step. tropical storm has made landfall in the southern u.s. states of louisiana heavy rain pound of the gulf coast ahead of its rivals causing flooding and property damage across several states as the storm headed inland. at least one person has been killed in southern pakistan after a 5 story residential building collapsed in karachi and around 40 people were living in the building which was being evacuated when it collapsed several people have been taken to the hospital with injuries. the way for fandy razan protests around the globe has reached brazil south america's biggest nation is also one of the country's worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic many people's anger has been compounded by the policies of president jacob also narrow he disagrees with the lock down measures imposed by regional governors and has dismissed covert 19 as a slight flu despite his country's seeing more coron

coronavirus restrictions the rules have been condemned by airlines including british airways and easy jets which have launched legal proceedings against the u.k. government over what they call a disproportionate step. tropical storm chris has made landfall in the southern u.s. state of louisiana heavy rain pounded the gulf coast ahead of its arrival causing flooding and property damage across several states as the storm headed inland the storm is expected to weaken to a tropical depression on monday. some sports news now and in german soccer shall caus run without a bogus legal win stretched to 12 matches following a one all draw away to lead coached devon has been heavily praised after leading the team to european contention before the mid-season break after another disappointing result in the capital he's fighting to save his job. before kickoff both of you on shocker showed this support for the black lives matter of protests coaching staff included. once the game was underway it didn't take long for the home side to score on anthony through ball sending rashad angry one on one i'm. the

three of britain's largest airline groups, ryanair, easy jet and i.a.g. taking the government to court. >> it is devastating to inbound visitors coming to britain's tourism industry, it's going to destroy millions of jobs at hotels, guest houses, tourist attractions all over the country during the peak months of july and august. it's not only irrational, but it's entirely disproportionate to any effect it's going to have on the spread of covid-19. reporter: the point, government says, of confining incoming travelers with few exceptions to a fortnight of self-isolation is to limit the spread of coronavirus from abroad and help prevent a second wave of infection. if so, say critic, why apply quarantine measures across the board including to countries with lower infection rates than the u.k.? particularly since the science the government says it's relying upon seems to suggest instead focusing on countries with higher infection rates. and in any case why do it now when this is something that might more usefully have been ago ed two or three months at the ago

airline easy jet and have ne parts maker been demoted to the midcap ftse 250.hat have been boosted are stay at home stock. kingfisher, bmq boston on the ftse 100, boosted by people working from home, those changes all take place on june 22. mark your calendar for the move. stood charter has joined hsbc in endorsing china's controversial hong kong security law. it says it will help maintain economic stability and social stability in the hub.ncial the move comes despite critics saying the egislation will diminish freedom and violate the one systems, wo principle. rolls-royce expects to cut jobs in the uk this year. it's the first wave of the reduction to survive a aviation n the industry. the london-based jet engine aker ultimately plans to trim 8,000 rolls from that division. rolls-royce is offering redundancy to all work force, and part of its back office and that's l your bloomberg business flash. save me. yes.: the ecb will decide today whether its massive monetary to be further boosted after europe's deepest recession in memory. they are expected to add anot

welcome to you all let's begin in the spanish capital madrid would you go only don't do you think that easy jet ryanair and british airways have a case that needs to be heard can they take the british government to task over this hello thank you thank you very much yeah i mean when he starts all we can hear is that it's absolutely understandable what they're doing because this type of measure the government of laws are implementing their british are disproportionate the effect that these measures are going out on the industry and yeah landslides it's not so it's absolutely normal that they're trying to challenge these type of measures. for example when you think about the different roads that governments are being they're comparing for example of education you need bali or in spain where we are supposed to be opening our own dear in the lane you can break. the u.k. certainly not a big challenge the this isn't. it is very hard to say if they are going to succeed or knobs of course i'm an expert in polish or i think the government's an obligation to look up to or the public well so it's understan

coronavirus restrictions the rules have been condemned by airliners including british airways and easy jet which have launched legal proceedings against the u.k. government over what they call a disproportionate step. a lockdown in south africa since the end of march has started to ease but its economic consequences have hit the poor particularly hard unemployment is soaring with millions out of work in one part of cape town a former gang leader has stepped in to help those in need his efforts have been met with full thanks and skepticism. many charities in the cape town feed the hungry what sets this one a part of the fact that it's borgen eyes by a former gang leader. on my i used to head the mongols one of the most feared gangs in this city. i know now most of the people don't have financial wise and start something. with. the slogan on his t. shirt says the harder you fall a stronger you rise it could describe myers own life he was behind bars for 18 years for crimes including a martyr conviction this area the cape flats has a reputation for organized crime and drug trafficking keep te

has much more cash and was a lot more profitable before the coronavirus crisis look at ryanair an easy jet to which of managed with pretty much no government support. there's a $350.00 has been named after the german city of. but there's no guarantee that it will ever carry passengers anywhere full of tonnes of. say look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today australian flag carrier quantas will cut $6000.00 jobs and slashed costs worth $10000000000.00 u.s. dollars over the next 3 years as it tries to survive the pandemic c.e.o. alan joyce said the airline must shrink to meet lower demand and that the cuts would preserve other positions at the company. the german pharmaceutical company bio has agreed to pay almost $11000000000.00 u.s. dollars to settle a lawsuit over the weed killer roundup since it brought bought monsanto which manufactures the herbicide has faced numerous lawsuits in the u.s. over claims that the product causes cancer. the u.s. has recorded its biggest daily increase in in coded 19 cases since the pandemic began new infections are climbi

easy jet down. lufthansa down and klm a bit of selling pressure on airlines space as iata has issued a forecast. a dier look at the worst year in the history of aviation. that's what they are talling 2020 in the aerospace, boeing delivered the lowest number of planes in may and logged 18 cancellations for the month. mostly for the 737 max and only recording nine orders. boeing was already under pressure needing to ground the 737 max after two fatal crashes. >> 2020 will go down as the worst year in the history of aviation that's the stark warning as it forecasted airlines would lose $84 billion this year. also warning of continued fragility when the red ink could surpass $100 billion airlines had to secure bail out what stuck out to me in recent weeks is how quickly people are eager to return to the airways ryanair saying bookings has already surged is it fair to say air traffic and air travel has prove ton be more resilient than expected? the recovery was slow bookings were higher. there was a stro

british airlines, easy jet and ryanair in a joint statement define the measures as, quote, flawed andld have a devastating effect on the economy. the quarantine rules are expected to come into effect on monday airbus ceo has warned staff they may face more permanent job cuts discussing the decision to end by october could see a more permanent change to the job force the uk government will reportedly introduce a light touch regime to border checks planning a rigorous change to imports and an ease to a call from businesses keerch to minimize disruption due to the pandemic the figure was worse than fraction with the construction sector proving to be the biggest drag we all new the damage was going to be severe now investors are focusing on the reopening, which is why you are standing there this morning >> i suppose you and i both love anyway >> this economy is dire straights looking backward we've already heard how the theater industry is really going to struggle to get back on track as well construction down broader economy is down is it going to belonger lasting access talking about ot

i was at gatwick yesterday really impressed they got themselves engineered up for easy jet to get thingsng. it was great i was there and it was great what they were doing i saw an 0700 flight that was one i saw an 8:00 flight to bell fast and 10:45 flight leaving to niece. three flights. they have the busiest runway on the planet and i saw three flights. the aviation industry has miles to go before it can get near the kind of demand back which excites the producers. >> another feature that stands out to me is the bp story and the massive announcement riding down the value around $7.5 billion you have followed this so closely. do you expect to see more announcements like this as the pandemic forces another look at whether these companies should be accelerating the shift of what it should mean for fossil fuel and the assets right now? >> i thought it was fascinating. i cast my eye over the story as well what i was most surprised there is that people were surprised about it bp can't see expectations going forward. i think 55 barrel cut. why are people surprised about this we've listened to

areas hit by the slump in advertising we've seen a lot of bail outs in the return to the market easy jet tapped the market lufthansa agreed with the major share holder stepping aside to clear and allow into the german carrier. of course air france klm now with all sorts of strings and consideration. not holding on to some of the early gains. up close to 6% now 4.2% hard to hold on to the extra green holding on to the boards drilling down quickly at the start of the shift we were in the green and in the stocks deutsche bank in particular and now selling up 2 plus percent hsbc, two patches of green now i think it was up 2% at the start. that was significant turn around could see significant losses in the down turn caused by the dividend pandemic. share buy backs will be suspended until the fourth quarter. they need to resubmit the payout plans. shares in those major u.s. banks stocks fell in after hour trading and led the major averages higher. here is a look at how they stand in after hour trade. bank of america, lerl lynch. ecm government told cnbc that the banks had a tougher job. >> th

easy jet, delta, and more are starting to limit food and drinks to minimize the interactions with crewsand passengers. >>> it's 5:17, and here's gianna with traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and as we head out to the altamonte pass, that's the busiest spot this morning. we have a lot of brake lights out of tracy to 580. the usual pattern for the last few weeks, and there's a lot of red. a line of red there, and slow speeds down to 25 miles hour. slow as bart, around mountain house, grant line, 25 minutes from the 205 over to 680. good news, no wind advisory. on 680, traffic looking good there. however, if you're headed southbound, we do have reports of of fire activity, blocking they are westbound 84, also providing traffic control for the area. looking like a lot of activity. you can see on the sensors a backup as you head through there. give yourself extra minutes if you're going westbound on 680. in that area, we have elsewhere on 80, a crash here eastbound, and not too far from belavista. one and three lane, that's right and middle lane, traffic is sluggish approachi

. >> british airways, ryan air and easy jet have threatened to launch a legal challenge to new quarantineules that come into effect today you saw just before the break the nice shot of the planes, what stands out to me around the kwaurn t quarantine is the size of the fine you're looking at a thousand pound fine if you fail to self-isolate >> absolutely. you make a very valid point. there's also a 100 pound fine if you don't fill the form at the airport. there's also really dracon irgs an measures so real questions about why they're doing it now what kind of effect it's going to have on the initial broader covid-19 issue and what it's going to do to the tourism industry as well as you would expect, as you have been hearing, michael o'leary, one of the signatories of the letter, he has been on the air waves this morning let's listen to the ceo. >> i'm very upset as are most of the u.k. airline industry and the u.k. tourism industry. the government this morning introducing a completely ineffective useless quarantine and what it's going to do is devastate thousands of jobs. it's now been des

easy jet, delta, american, and virgin australia are suspending alcohol the service. it's part of the revision of the minimize teraction with ange >>> time sthit , ansy mthe bay bridge. no meter lights yet, but they will likely be turned on in the next couple of minutes, and you can see the live shot, slow conditions from 880, the overpass there as you work your way past the incline, working into san francisco, and ene . havekewe, and r one babridmod w fire activity that has been out there for quite some time on 84. this is 84, and westbound, as you approach 680, and it looks like a small brush fire was close to the freeway there, and fire crews are still on scene. you a backup there, and my recommendation f you are headed out early this morning, you may want to stick with 580 over to 680 a few brlighoachin morning. past that 580 through the castro valley line no troubles there. 880, the freeway is clear, on to the san mateo bridge. you extra volume. drive time 16 minutes 880 to 101. no major delays past the span. once you're on 101, itself, the traffic is light, and

. >>> this morning easy jet is back in the sky for the first time since march 30th. the airline is resuming, with a small number of postally domestic flights, but they are planning to ramp up services over the summer. >>> united airlines has announced a plan to bounce back from the pandemic, mortgaging the frequent flyer program in an effort to recover from losses it will help to back the $5 billion loan. by the end of the third quarter, they expect to have $1. e airline has an average cash burn of $40 million per day, but the uptick in travel could likely help that out it will likely take the airline seven years to pay off their debt. >>> a roller coaster start to the trading week, and get drugs delivered to your doorstep. diane king hall has those stories and more for today's money watch report. good morning, diana. >> reporter: good morning, len. the bears had the ball, but the bulls took it back. the nasdaq gaining 137, and the s&p 500 adding 25. cvs is teaming up with doordash for the national delivery service. the first drugstore chain to join the platform. the

easy jet and klm in europe, and asia's virgin australia. it is a way to ensure people keep their masks on and not linger over their refreshments. nflt new developments at the livermore's farmer's mark. aelling olded for hdsut cookies. the city announced this morning that the california farmer's market association resigned as manager of that farmer's market. >>> san francisco has filed a lawsuit against the food delivery service door dash claiming the company is depriving workers of labor law safeguards. >> our office focuses on public safety. when billion-dollar corporations are able to skirt labor law, able to avoid paying their fair share in unemployment insurance funds, all of us suffer. >> the district attorney said san francisco-based door dash is misclassifying its delivery workers as independent contractors. not employees. the lawsuit seeks restitution for workers, civil penalties and an injunction requiring door dash to properly classify workers. >>> time for consumer news. michael finney joins with us a look at today's headlines. >

british airways, easy jet and rian air are urging officials to get rid of the rules saying it will furtherevastate tourism. >>> new zealand reporting zero active coronavirus cases in the whole country for the first time since late february. the country has been praised for its early action and strict measures to battle the virus. in the last hour prime minister jacinda ardern announced the easing of all domestic restrictions. cnn's kristie lu stout joins us now from hong kong to talk more about it. new zealand high marks for how it handled the virus and those actions seem to have paid off. >> absolutely. this is a significant moment. a moment to celebrate for the 5 million people who call new zealand home as it reports zero active coronavirus cases. the first time since covid-19 first arrived in new zealand on february the 28th. this also follows 17 consecutive days of zero local new infections, and as a result, new zealand and the government has announced its easing its pandemic restrictions to a level one alert, effective midnight tonight. we heard from the prime minister jacinda ardern

. >>> this morning easy jet is back in the sky for the first time since march 30th. the airline is resuming with a small number of mostly domestic flights, but they plan to ramp up services over the summer. >>> united airlines announced the plan to bounce back from the pandemic, mortgaging its frequent flyer program in an effort to recover from losses. the program will help back a $5 billion loan. by the end of the third quarter, united expects to have around $17 billion in available liquidity. the airline currently has an average cash burn of $40 million per day, but an uptick rtsay it will likely take the airline about seven years to pay off the debt. >>> haluary manslahter the campfire. it was causbya break in the worn equipment on the high voltage transmission tower in butte county. it scorched 157,000 acres, nearly the entire city of paradise was destroyed. the lawyers said pg&e acknowledges the failure of a component caused the camp fire. the component was a steel suspension hook, known as a c- hook. the utility will be sentenced later in the week after two or

british airways, easy jet, have actually launched a legal challenge to this.ing that these measures were flawed and would absolutely crush the economy. >> there's also this struggling hospitality industry is part of a really grim picture for the uk economy. which they're saying it's been especially hard hit by this pandemic, compared to many others in europe. >> yeah. the picture is really grim, john. the uk's heading for its worst crash, worst economic crash, main more than 300 years. just picture this. nearly a third of the entire workforce is relying on the government, the state, to pay their wages, either in full or partially. we already know 75,000 job cuts have been announced by major companies. that hundreds of thousands more on the way, as partial lockdown continues. and, in general, this is all happening as this all-important brexit deadline is looming at the end of the year. the uk and eu are currently trying to virtually negotiate some sort of a trade deal. the talks are not going very well. and british businesses are increasingly worried at the ris

the airline industry hard and $40.00 major airlines including emirates and british project flyer easy jets have temporarily grounded their entire fleets some borders have reopened recently but the number of people passing through airports has fallen 92 percent on the international air transport association believes airlines this year will lose 84000000000 dollars. australia's largest airline is laying off thousands of its stuff as it tries to survive the pandemic nicholas cage has war. right now qantas is meant to be celebrating its 100th anniversary instead it's dealing with the biggest cross' in its history the australian national airline has fired 6000 stuff and another 15000 workers will stay on leave for months this crisis is still here very very hard and the impact will be felt for a long time particularly i'm sorry to say the impact on our people. with borders closed and flights grounded quantas says the ongoing collapsing global air travel left it no choice but to cut 20 percent of its workforce it's a huge setback for the aviation industry $100.00 planes will be grounded for at le

in vain thus far to persuade the government not to go ahead the govern has gone ahead so ryan an easy jet and british airways own an i j those are the 3 largest airline owners in this country are taking the government to court launched legal proceedings in the hope of quashing this policy that they say will be ineffective it's simply too late illogical therefore and unfair and will do no more than kill off the nascent seeds of recovery of their industries take the comments of michael o'leary the ryanair boss he believes this policy will either be quashed by the courts or simply abandoned by the government he says the british people are ignoring the quarantine quarantine they know it's rubbish he says his planes are filling up with people beyond july the 1st looking to go off on their summer holiday suggestive the british public may be thinking along the same lines as he is even the government seems to be looking at measures to mitigate its own policy there's talk of bridges with countries with those lower rates of infection to create safe travel between the 2 suggesting the government may

on a much anticipated summer recovery for the travel industry 3 of britain's largest groups run easy jet and british airways owners on a g o taking the government to court it is devastating to gain those visitors coming to british britain's tools or britain's tourism industry it's going to cost to store millions of jokes in a hotel guest houses tourist attractions all over the closely during the peak most of july though it's still not only irrational only predictable but it's entirely disproportionate to the effect it's going to have on the state including the n.t. . point the government says of confining incoming travelers with few exceptions to a fortnight of self isolation is to limit the spread of corona virus from abroad and help prevent a 2nd wave of infection if so say critics why apply quarantine measures across the board including to countries with lower infection rates than the u.k. particularly since the science the government says it's relying upon seems to suggest instead focusing on countries with higher infection rates and in any case why do it now when this is something t

quarantine policy which requires 2 weeks of self isolation on arrival into britain british airways easy jet and ryan has say the rules which came into effect on monday off flawed and they will have a devastating effect on tourism. the weather rob is standing by and sees no flooding in china yes not particular about this year and who don't have just come out of 456 days of it so behind me you see the waving cloud going back about 2 days now and the clouds are further north over 200 with what you might expect to be which is where the yangtze is once one of the rivers gets a real good dancing from these seasonal floods the cause of it is a thing called the mile you buy you from which is a bit like the station monsoon version of the south was sponsored over india so the whole thing's linked this is where it sits in the moment it's just reaching japan where the season has officially started the wet season which means of course wearing clean up further south in china this is in one g. province as i say this happens every year but nearly a quarter 1000000 people been displaced in the last 5 days o

in the u.k., easy jet and virgin atlantic are not going to serve alcohol for now.irlines is extending its policy to leave middle seats open on flights through the end of september to curb the spread of covid-19 and will now ask passengers to fill out a health deeing declaration before they board the plane. at least 3400 jobs are being eliminated at at&t as the company looks to accelerate cost cuts amid the covid-19 pandemic. the carrier is closing 250 stores. the layoffs target technical and clerical positions. at&t made the announcement as more consumers shop online after lockdown orders forced the company's retail stores to close. the pandemic seems to be accelerating the overall $6 billion cost cutting push that they announced back in october of last year, taking a look at the stock it's up a half of a percent in the premarket. this is one of the most heavily indebted companies in the united states right now. and then finally here's a look at what's trending this morning onoxbusiness.com. the university of virginia is changing its athletic logos after criticism

. >>> delta airlines extends the many easy you're of capping capacity at 60%. jet blue and others. united and americans put programs in place to notify travelers if their plane is full and allow them to switch with no fee. >>> nevada is allowing some hotels and casinos social distancing, cleaning and hand washing stations. employees will be required to wear masks and guests required to do so gaming tables will include plexiglass shields a lot of questions on this front. vegas is a draw for conventions. if you are a hotel business, it is more than just the casino it is a question of when you it get enough people particularly when not a lot of flights going back and forth >> a lot of chips and cards. >> people sitting next to you don't have to wear a mask? >> you can still smoke too that's what brian was saying i didn't know that >> like in europe. >> yeah. that's what i say when i get back here. you know, i took up smoking again. i was over in paris. i didn't smoke anymyself but i did take up smoking while i was there. >> second-hand smoke >>> meantime, check this out universal orla

take a look at just how close those fighter jets get to the bomber now here's what a russian air force commander had to say about it. that's just more of an easy. answer to one fight what it was like to see things in this complicated stages of the rows e.g. areas around the reader post your next person about neutral. now we saw similar incident play out last week where russia saw that they were on a scheduled flight yet the us decided to intercept claiming that they were simply too close for comfort ok so we heard what the russians had to say what about the us how they responded right will the u.s. is saying that they stand by their claim that they wanted to intercept those bombers because of their proximity to alaska's coast now a statement was released on twitter by the north american aerospace defense command or norad in which they posted photos of the aircraft and claimed it successfully completed to enter subset of russian bomber aircraft formations and during the alaskan air defense identification zone they went on to say quote the russian military aircraft came within 32 nautical miles of alaskan shores however remained in international

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easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. ♪ ♪ griff: time now for some quick headlines. boeing's 737 max jetrs reporting the jets will go through a variety of extreme maneuvers during the three-day faa test. pilots are also test the software blamed for two deadly crashes. the planes have been grounded since march 2019. >>> and to the west coast we go. california democrats pass a resolution to rename john wayne airport. they want to strip until actor's name and likeness over, quote, racist and bigoted statements made by wayne in the past. opponents say it's not fair to judge wayne off comments made nearly 50 years ago. what would the duke think about that? pete? pete: just another saturday. woodrow wilson, john wayne canceled. oh. all right, a florida man is being told by his homeowners association to remove the thin blue line flag that has been hanging at his house for the past three years. he's now pushing back and refusing to take down the flag saying critics are missing its true meaning. he joins me now, retired pascoe county sheriff's deputy sean cannady. it shows your support for not on