bringing in peter kern, the ceo of ixia media group -- expedia group.king numbers were huge come up 20%. what is your level of confidence this kind of looking -- booking gain can continue? >> as you heard before there's tons of strength, crusty travel industry -- a crusty travel industry for demand. there is been a certain structural change in how consumers are thinking about spending. travel is the top of the list. it has proven that so far. last year this time, first quarter there was omicron, there is some interesting things we are not that far out of covid. there are interesting comparisons going on, the travel demand is not that strong, -- there are things opening a people cannot do during covid, i was in tokyo or create -- for business, and the cherry blossom season consumers to go to, all the hotels were full. that drives continuing interest in ongoing travel. >> for context, air canada up here, north with a pretty optimistic outlook for travel activity. does that mean for you, as a big marketer obviously you've been trying to figure out what i j

kern, ceo of expedia welcome back. >> thanks for having me.ate it. >> i want to stand a bit more about what you are seeing in your vrbo home rental platform bank of america calls that business an underappreciated asset valued at $16 billion. on the call you did allude to some weakness you're seeing in that business. >> yeah, i think what we talked about, seema, was as trends are changing and people are getting back to more international travel and more big city travel, we've seen the inevitable change from these long vr stays we were seeing during covid to more of the city travel. something you and i talked about years ago of the return, would people be back in cities, et cetera, and it's happening naturally that will favor our hotel business, which is bigger in big cities. as opposed to our vr business, which is bigger in mountains, beaches, et cetera we have great vr content in cities and vrbo is doing great but it's seeing less of the growth we saw in the first quarter. and that growth is driven by the big cities and the hotel. >> i think w

the consequence is there a huge amount of money paid. >> you were saying the likes of booking and expediagoogle's biggest revenue sources. the thing i would like to zero in on as well is this idea google won't be the only gateway to the internet. what if it is? what if it is able to maintain that leadership position without undermining the ability for others to do better? >> that's a great question, and i think that's something that everyone is thinking about i guess going back to that starting point, right now, google is upwards of 90% search, and they obviously were a tremendous success in their era. going into the next era was to say -- it could be the same in all probability, it will be lower. you have a great level of progress that you have been touching on, on your show about open ai, chatgbt, open ai, open source ai driving progress, and we're seeing consumer programs on top of that they're trying to be the first place a consumer goes to search for something. that reduces the level of share that google has, and that creates different environments where these guys that control the c

expedia among the top performers today.pgrade to buy the agordon hassett. we'll trade some of the big movers of the day in three stock lunch. and bentley motors is coming off its best sales year ever we'll ask the ceo about the strength of the luxury consumer and more maybe we'll take a test drive. this is right outside the building, ty >> yeah. look at that ready for you, kel >> we're back after this we need more ways of connecting with customers, fast. i know some consultants with great ideas. can they help us improve our digital experience? absolutely. they've invested over $2 billion in tech. that could really help us manage inventory. and save us a ton of dough. then let's take back our market share. checkmate, chess heads. girls, i said “bedtime”! ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find ou

the best practice typically to start out searching on one of the comparison sites like expedia or googlelights to find the best deal is -- where the best deal is. what if the fair is the same -- fare is the same, book it directly with the airline. not only do you get certain federal protections, including something called the 24 hour rule, which gives you a 24 hour grace period to cancel the flight and get a full cash refund, but it makes it a lot simpler if you have to change your flight for any reason if you book directly through the airline rather than have to do it through a middleman. kristen: what about memorial day, this weekend coming up? it's going to be very busy out there. give us some advice for the tsa lines that may be long, any possible delays, how to pack, what of it -- if it gets lost? >> expect there to be long lines. we've seen some of the busiest single days since the pandemic began. over 2.6 million people per day. getting on flights in the u.s.. there's always a the standard advice of showing up to the airport early and expect for there to be long lines. one of the

the company is partnering with expedia. yourself apart from other online lenders. first and foremost, what did you make of the u.s. at the moment and the worry over regional lenders. anthony: on the back of silicon valley bank and -- consumers want to go to a place where they can trust the brand, trust the company. one of the things we have seen is that our members trust us not just with checking and savings needs, but needs more broadly, whether it is the credit card with a brokerage account or refinancing. we just posted our eighth consecutive quarter of revenue yesterday with 46% year-over-year growth. $460 million of revenue. those quarters of record performance reflected the trust and reliability we are dealing for members. we have also increased the benefits they have. we provide two-minute dollars of fdic -- $2 million of ftse insurance -- fdic insurance. that is what has led to strong reports across the board, as well as positive margins. caroline: they are worried about your forward-looking guidance on growth. is t

expedia and booking, moving in opposite directions.d by jonas. >> i was surprised because bookings had been the favorite, and can suddenly, expedia, which had gotten in the dog house, really delivered a very good number i felt that expedia is very undervalued and booking is overvalued today's the first time you saw that glenn does a remarkable job at bookings, and by the way, you've got to understand this he does not use -- he doesn't pay people in stock. look lookings you can go to him with stock-based compensation, and he will say, my numbers are real. if i did stock-based compensation, my numbers would be higher, but i don't play that game are you interviewing fogle this is a really remarkable man. he understands what a lot of us despise about silicon valley is that the numbers aren't what we think they are >> well, right we talk often about adjusted ebitda, which is now the rule rather than exception. you've got to be aware of what's being adjusted for, and it's not uniform. and then we have made the point about stock-based comp, a

i have expedia on the screen 8%.uren: expedia seeing huge travel demand, record bookings were internationally, that is where the business is going. stuart: live nation. lauren: they reported a lower loss. stock is up 12% because revenue rose 70%, first time all live nation markets are fully open in three years. stuart: a couple of big wins. warner bros. and discovery. just slightly. lauren: i know what does that. it reflects the cost related to the merger of warner bros. and discovery but the cfo commented on the streaming business, they are adding subscribers, 4.6 million, it is no longer a bleeder. you get those comments, might be positive. stuart: kind of like that. we have a transgender student fighting a female student at a high school in california. the students is allowing the transgender student in the women's locker room jeopardizes their safety. watch this. >> this man is and has been using the women's restaurant and locker room. what about true girls like myself who are female down to our dna, why don't we

both reporting record demand due to increased china reopening expedia embracing a.i.er the company did not update guidance for the full year. >>> we are looking at the car market carvana expects to see positive earnings in the second quarter as the used car retailer focuses on cost cutting and profit over growth the positive outlook follows 98% drop in the stock last year. the company overspend to gain sales and inventory. the shares are now up 90% so far this year. >>> lyft is getting out despite beating on revenue and earnings for the first quarter after the weak forecast for the current quarter prior to the after hours move where lyft lost half the value as it lags behind uber with cost cutting efforts. shares of ftly down 15% in pre-market "worldwide exchange" is back in a moment go. go scientist. go software. go cure. go production. go faster and safer. emerson automation software helps breakthrough medicines get to market at warp speed. go human go. go boldly. emerson. asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this?

stuart: is expedia up today? you there - and upgrade.uren: the stock is 94 now, went to $130 because the expedia loyalty program, once you have a member who can accumulate all those miles they use your services. it is a down day. stuart: i remember american airlines when they started the frequent-flier program. i think my memory is correct but it was 40 years ago. lauren: american airlines is the only company i never lost my advantage. i always have to look that stuff up. stuart: you go to the frequent-flier company. look at the dow, the dow is down 230. the former executives at silicon valley testifying, the senate banking committee, anything on this? lauren: first time we are hearing from them since their banks collapsed. we will hear from the former ceo of silicon valley and two executives at signature bank, scott shea and eric howell. they will say what they think went wrong, why did they sell stock before the collapse? why did they pay off bonuses before the collapse and why did they ignore the red flags? three days of testimony tha

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expedia says new york, los angeles and seattle. it seems like a lot of people were still waiting to take those big bucket list trips, and now this is the summer they're ready to do it. >> reporter: if you're looking to this summer, most people wouldn't, like scottsdale. as temperatures rise, prices drop, including here at the four ve-sr resort next t pinnacle peak offers casita rooms with telescopes and plunge pools in some. summer rates start at $365. we stayed for special rates and some are offering travelers unique activities, like this performance from the dance group band la loop on the side of the century plaza in los angeles. >> today's discerning traveler wants experience, and they want to create memories that will last a lifetime. >> reporter: to start creating summer memories, expedia says it's best to book now for international trips, and 60 days out for domestic destinations. wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. reporting from the nation's

this segment is sponsored by expedia. spokes person emily kaufman is here. a friend of the show.n us. >> it feels so fast. talk first about technology. aside from, obviously, the internet, what are some tips to planning a summer vacation with technology. >> ginger, it can be overwhelming to plan a family vacation. expedia has created new family travel hub to help make that less stressful and more enjoyable for everyone. it's got incredible features and tools and resources with things like a price tracker. so you can be notified when the great time is to buy, as well as a chat gpt assistant that can offer up some suggestions and help you to plan the perfect get away for you and your family. >> i am needing that so badly. we are surrounded by fans. talk about some of the popular destinations like a beach. when parents are thinking about a beach vacation, what should we keep in mind? >> summer and the beach definitely go hand in hand. we're a nation of overdoing. we overplan. we overpack. this is the most simple vacation you can take. i'm sure you and your kids stay in the same outf

evening around 7pm this incident happened and boat services normally they are supposed to stop by expediase it is already dark, but because it is already dark, but because there was a heavy rush of tourists to go to this beach near the town of tanur an the people operating this boat service. we don't know exactly why this accident happened, this mishap happened, but as of now the authorities are involved in rescue work. as you have described, this is a tragic event that has taken place, still not really clear why this happened, but as they understand it the boat is still now start, isn't it, in shallow, muddy waters, efforts to rescue those trapped inside are continuing, i imagine through the night. what have authority said about this? avenue we heard from the indian prime minister narendra modi? —— have we heard. the indian prime minister has tweeted thing he was painted by the loss of life and several other political leaders have expressed their condolences over this tragedy. in one of the ministers from the state of kerala was saying they were making efforts to bring the boat to the sh

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coming up we will have expedia as vice president and ceo.nd and the u.k.. we are preparing for a bank holiday but we get monday off though. king charles is coordinated tomorrow we would be a good or bad thing for the english economy? that's coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: the bunting is hung. the flags are everywhere now. this weekend, king charles the third will be crowned as king. 70 years after the last coronation of a british monarch. it is a momentous moment for the u.k. and the commonwealth. here is lizzy burden with the details. lizzy: home to the ceremonies since 1066. at 74, he is the oldest monarch to be crowned. 2020 guest --2200 guest will be there and is expected to be half the time. with 100 million pounds price tag is twice the cost of his mother's in today's terms. his crown decorated with 400 gemstones. the queen consort will carry 2000, 200 diamonds estimated at 5 billion pounds. what is the economic impact? on balance, the bank holiday will cost the economy about 2 billion pounds. but hospitality in souvenirs will bri

if you book your summer vacation, expedia reporting strong quarter bookings. we talk to glenn fogel. guy, that was a surprise, that jobs number. guy: absolutely. these are incredibly strong numbers coming out of the u.s. economy. we have seen some repricing around the fed. you asked are we seeing a hike or a cut? the market is repricing the july cut. that is no longer on the table. it has pushed back to september. but with unemployment at 3.4% and falling, should we be talking about cuts it all? alix: this is the debate we were having. i was saying do they have to think about a hike in june? that is why they kept the options open in the press conference and statement. guy is like, does that just push out the rate cuts? i think that is what will be evolving in the markets. guy: that is the debate right now. the complicating factor is the banking sector. that senior loan officer survey monday will be interesting. we have a short covering rally into the weekend on regional names. we will see with the picture look like monday. here's rick rieder from blackrock ear

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300,000 more travelers over memorial day weekend before covid despite high prices were going places and expediabut american airlines is up 1.4%. i don't want to jinx it. didn't hear about any mayhem in the skies or on the roads for the most part over the long weekend. let's stick with covid right now for a second. a health adviser in china is predicting as many as 65 million covid cases per week throughout the month of june. dr. marc segal is with us. c i hear that many -- doctor, i hear that many cases and hear panic and lockdown potentially. should we be worried to get this wave of infection here in the u.s. or that it'll at least mess up the stuff that we get from china? >> well, for sure it's going to mess up what we get from china, lauren, from the point of view from the global economy that handled this poorly from the very beginning but not sure this will lead to the lockdown through because there's a lot of lockdown fatigue and let me go over the medicine for this. first of all they have about 1.5 billion people living in china and about 40 million case as week now, and they knew about t

this year, expedia reports larger inventories have allowed companies to rent more vehicles at lower priceshe road, driving to their weekend destinations. that estimate puts us at a 6% increase over last year, according to aaa, still below pre-pandemic numbers in 2019. shifting gears to our skies, travel experts predict the holiday weekend could set a tone for how the rest of the summer goes at airports across the country. sfo yesterday telling us it reached a milestone it has not seen for about three years -- 70,000 people going through security checkpoints in a single day, with the same expected for today. it is volume noticed by visitors. >> the airport is the busiest i have ever seen. o'hare is bad, but this is bad. >> the volume of travel is increasing. that just means america is back and blooming. left the house yet, there is still time to make the ideal travel time window. experts suggest you leave before noon today. to 6:00 p.m. will be the worst stretch for drivers. saturday and sunday, minimal traffic impacts are expected. for your return, start your day early and traveled before

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but this year expedia reports companies are renting more vehicles at lower prices.is is good news for the 37 million people projected to hit the road driving to their weekend destinations. that estimate puts us at a 6% increase over last year, but still below pre-pandemic numbers in 2019. shifting gears to our skies, travel experts predict this holiday weekend could set the tone for how the rest of the summer goes at airports across the country. threeears.ay telling us that is 70,000 people going through security checkpoints in a single day. with the same expected today. its volume, noticed by visitors. >> the airport is the busiest i have ever seen. >> the volume of travel is increasing, and that just means, you know, americaamanda: driveru left the house yet there is still time to make the ideal travel time window. transportation experts suggest you leave before noon today. we :00 to 6:00 p.m. will be the worst stretch for drivers. on saturday and sunday minimal travel impacts are expected. for your return you are -- start your day early and traveled before 10:00

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>> we have one prediction out of expedia talking about searches for travel this summer and would suck that people are, in fact, going to be traveling. we have summer getaway searches up 25% over last year and 64% of americans now say they're going to take the same amount of vacation or maybe more than they did last year. and then mother's day is approaching. interesting number, federal retail -- national retail federation saying that $35.7 billion will be spent on mother's day. 4 billion more than last year. $274 per person. the most ever. we're spending on mom this year, kate. >> did you just say $274 per person for your mom? >> yeah, it's going to be an expensive brunch then you got to break out the flowers and buy perfume. >> okay. i can't say what i'm sending because she might be watching, but, mom, i'm sorry, it's not $274. tom costello, thank you. >> all right. >>> coming up what is at stake? the high-profile trial involving prince harry and the popular british newspaper. >>> plus, e. jean carroll's message to former president trump after a civil juryound f the abcs of ckckd a a

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i would set a price tracker on my google flights, expedia, do something like that so you can get thethanks, gio, for that. it is mental health awareness month. this morning we're looking at why more people are turning to online therapy and how to know if it's right for you. >> yeah. i mean, it all comes down to parents. i'm excited to dig into that. but acknowledging this is just the first step. >> therapy. it's often been depicted on screen as an in person, on the couch, deep dive into one's psyche. now online telehealth companies and apps are offering mental health care you can get from home. >> i switched from therapy in person to online. i am extremely comfortable. i can be in my pj's, in my room. it was great. >> missouri mom of four, rachel gardenhouse isn't alone. nearly 40% of mental health visits with traditional therapists were done virtually in 2021. the use of online therapy companies and mental health apps also spiked during the pandemic. for those who go online, there may be additional benefits. >> i didn't have to drive to and from therapy. the last reason was the canc

adjusted earnings did fall short of what the street was expecting you can see that stock was off 3% expediarly results even though they reported a larger-than-expected loss it had a 20% leap in gross bookings joe. >>> we're less than 90 minutes away from the jobs report. steve liesman joins us with more >> goldman raised by 25,000. >> to what what's the consensus >> their number was 250. the consensus is 180 but there's a bunch of -- joe, i'm feeling a little unloved this morning. you've got za zzlof, buffett, ad the jobs report is where >> we spent about ten minutes with bumble and you've got 60 minutes. >> now they're yelling at me get to it. with the job market expected to slow today, they hope there's some response to the fed's efforts to cool the economy in a job market that has not seen fit to quit. nonfarm payroll is up 180,000 is the expectation versus 236 i went back and looked there has not been a job growth number with a one handle on it since december 2019 as we've been through this post-pandemic hiring surge 3.6 a tick-up on a low unemployment rate. average hourly wages 0.3 sti

on the front end, am i going to type in what i want and there will be a chat box expedia and others arein the app or other parts of your service >> i think companies can make a choice they can either useless people to do the same amount of work, or they can use the same amount of people to do more work, and our focus is on the latter, how do we use the models to make sure the etas we offer you are accurate, and how do we use the global data set to match and price more effectively like you said, there are great products you can build i am looking for first-rate mexican for two people under 50 bucks company deliver within 45 minutes. those kinds of queries become much more easy in an a.i.-enabled world >> long term, the number of people you have as employees, not contracted drivers and there's a debate about that, but what does that look like to you? >> we said we anticipate to be head count flat or down for this year and that will stretch into next year as the business is growing 20 plus percent. but it's too soon to tell because we are just starting to understand the capabilities of a.i

encourage every host to have a lock on the bedroom door >> we spend a lot of time talking about chat and expediabusiness >> this is going to be probably bigger than the internet, somewhere between the internet and the industrial revolution. it's going to be profound. i can imagine short-term, long-term. short term, number one it's going to make everyone more productive i think engineers will be 30% more productive and maybe twice as productive. >> does that mean you do more or you have less people >> we will do more because we're really efficient we have great people we're already very profitable. we're one of the most profitable companies in silicon valley. for every dollar we earned, we made more than 40 cents in free cash flow. what we really want now is growth we're going to keep the at the same time amount of people and hopefully they can ship more we are not limited by cash we have $10 billion in the bank. we're limited by our ability to build product and great software number two, customer service i would argue airbnb is one of the hardest customer service products in the world. two diffe

members on on expedia. same sites. like i said, those closed user group rates will definitely be much cheaper than anything that you can get just shopping generally online and yeah, they should just be prepared for some interruptions . unfortunately, interruptions. unfortunately, because of the airline strikes that are going . on tim, what are that are going. on tim, what are you expecting?— that are going. on tim, what are you expecting? demand- mt; gist g q" tim, what are you expecting? demand to be like tne— you expecting? demand to be like tne next— you expecting? demand to be like over the next couple of weeks ? over the next couple of weeks? just— over the next couple of weeks? just staying— over the next couple of weeks? just staying strong. _ over the next couple of weeks? just staying strong. i— over the next couple of weeks? just staying strong. i mean,- over the next couple of weeks? just staying strong. i mean, the recovery from covid has been mainly a leisure traveller recovery and room rates a