for us, we're really going at it in two ways with jetblue. one is, they actually provide a free service that very high fractions of the people use, and then they have a paid service, where i think jetblue charges today $9 an hour. that's the one where you can stream netflix. so not everybody does that. on the free service, though, a lot of people will do youtubes or other sort of media-enabled things that you don't do on others. >> yes, definitely. now, 16% of aircraft currently have some sort of lockup. that means there are a staggering 84% of the airlines are still out there, are you, i manage, pursuing every one of those 84? >> yes. the way we see it, this is the early stages. i think the first thing to establish was whether or not people wanted it. then the next stage is how many people want it. and then jetblue started offering it for free, it became clear that almost everybody wants it. so now, we look at, hey, there's 20,000 to 30,000 new aircraft that are going to come into service over the next 20 years. so it's a big market and we'r

such as the jetblue. >> egyptair? >> egyptair, jetblue, silkair. >> these were murder-suicides. >> but there are tens of thousands of pilots in the world, hundreds of thousand. you cannot, must not, because otherwise you'll start a witch hunt. you'll have les looking at his co pilots -- did this. and his co pilot saying les was ten minutes late for the flight, what's going on, marital problems, drinking problems? that's what you'll end up with. >> is that such a bad thing? is that such a bad thing you police each other? >> we do police each other. you know, what do you do when you spend anywhere from 6 to 14 hours in a cockpit. we talk about our families. things that you folks talk about here. you know, so we get to know a person -- especially when we fly with them on a frequent basis. we get to know that individual. and if something is going wrong with their life. and i can guarantee you that, you know, my particular airline at this point has 85 people. 8,500 people on the seniority list. not including -- by these ar

. >>> jetblue announcing a status to aim at members with loyalty programs.tier in american, delta, southwest, united, can sign up for equal status on jetblue. >>> sony has virtual reality headset for playstation 4. man it sure looks cool. [buzzer] cheryl: wraps around your entire head. david: fun stuff about that. >> we'll try it one of these days. investors cheered february's better than expected employment report after the u.s. added 175,000 jobs, but we've got someone who says, we need to look beyond that headline member. david: he thinks there is a statistic often overlooked in its recent decline is a big cause for concern. joining us ed lazear, hoover institution senior fellow and former chair of the president's council of economic advisors. one of the smartest people anywhere in the room, whichever room you happen to be in. ed, what is it that folks are overlooking here in these stats? >> well, the simple thing that they're overlooking is the length of the average work week. it is a very simple idea. if total hours worked goes down, even though employm

. >> reporter: southwest and jetblue said they do compensate passengers but would not share how oftenppens. as for major carriers united indicated of 76 million passengers in 2013 only 1 in 10,000 per day was involuntarily bumped. that's a rate of .01%. the spokesman adding the airline has a perfect track record of giving the compensation to the passenger every single time, but this passenger says she had to fight to get her check, eventually using air help. she's hoping tech will be the tool to help level this playing field. >> they get their act together more on it then it's bert. >> reporter: air help says you can claim compensation for past experiences, what does that mean. you could still turn that nightmare travel story into hundreds of dollars. stephanie strong, nbc bay area news. >> carrier caused problems, not situations like extreme weather. the company says it has now helped up to 15,000 people. the u.s. website launched this week. >>> a major social media company is getting into the aerospace industry. facebook is going to purchase a drone company. titan pear space for abo

. >> reporter: southwest and jetblue said they do compensate but would not share how often it happensand united indicated of 76 million passengers in 2013, only 1 in 10,000 per day was involuntarily bumped. a spokesman adding the airline has a perfect track record of giving the compensation to the passenger every single time. but this passenger says she had to fight to get her check, using air help. she's hoping tech will be the tool to level this playing field. >> they get their act together more on it. >> reporter: these laws only apply to carrier problems, not extreme weather. the u.s. website launched today. he says you can claim compensation for past experiences, so what does that mean? you could still turn that nightmare travel story into hundreds of dollars. >> thank you very much, stephanie. good information there. back to our weather coverage now. want to show you new video in. check it out, watch the screen closely. lightning filling the sky in martinez tonight. >> let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who has details of our microclimate weather alert. >> as w

american recently merged with us airways and now overlaps on some jetblue routes the carry-on crackdown by united airlines. came from customer complaints. united says its "not" about collecting more fees on checked bags. but instead, was hit by a barrage of objections to passengers with over-stuffed bags on board.. united recently ranked 8th out of the top ten carriers in a major customer satisfaction survey. united cancelled 25,000 flights last month due to winter storms. the number of people taking public transporation is at the highest level in decades. americans made 10 billion trips last year on buses, trains and subways. the american public transportation association suggests the trend will continue. people are shifting to options other than driving cars. some cities are expanding train and bus lines. and in some cases service has been restored since the financial crisis of 2008. a former lehman brothers investigator has been hired by general motors. jenner & block chairman anton valukas is leading a team of lawyers in a probe of the gm recall of 1.6 million vehicles gm is accused

then jetblue at the top. >> jetblue is huge. >> those guys are amazing.e, willie. >>> now we are ready for sports. >> flying kids too, nothing better than jetblue. >> and they are about to get wi-fi finally. >> love that. >> wi-fi and tv. >> that would be great. >> they are great. jetblue and delta is all i need. >>> let's do a little sports. a scary moment in the nhl last night. dallas stars rich peverley collapsing. he is sitting on the bench actually. you can see something kind of going on around the dallas stars bench. not quite sure what it is. he was immediately carried down the tunnel by team staff and taken to the hospital. he was reportedly conscious while he left the arena being described as in good condition. the game was postponed. >> what happened? >> he had an irregular heartbeat diagnosed earlier this season so there is some suspicion that had something to do with it. obviously, the players didn't know what was going on. they watched the guy collapsed and carried back in the locker room. you can see there despondent. they called the game an

in 2012, the jetblue pilots stopped a pilot after he began to act erratically.he judge found him not guilty on criminal charges by reason of insanity. in the united states, pilots are asked to report mental disorders or suicide attempts during faa mandated physical exams. once a year for those under 40, every six months for those older. the faa teaches doctors to form a general impression of a pilot's emotional stability and mental state but does not expect a formal psychiatric evaluation. >> if somebody has a psychological history that they don't self-disclose to us there is no way we can second guess them unless the faa has flagged them somewhere in the past. >> reporter: and flight crews are told to keep an eye on each other. >> we're instructed as crew members to observe one another. if there is a problem, to bring it to the proper authority's attention. >> reporter: standards vary around the world, the civil organization provides guidance on mental health screenings but leaves the implementation up to each country. there were cases of pilots deliberately cr

we have 47 coaches and two of them are with american airlines and jetblue and they work well for us. we see unique opportunities in certain markets where we are being constrained, we have invested in carriers. we don't have the challenge of the u.s.. the u.s. is open skies and i am satisfied with the relationship n andve with america jetblue. >> thank you for joining us. up, the coveted academy award for best picture does not always mean a big payout at the box office. we will talk about the numbers behind the oscar boost. this is "bloomberg surveillance," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone "bloomberg surveillance." the market is on the move. with me is scarlet fu and we have cory johnson. >> i am thrilled to be here. the trial of oscar pretorius begins in south africa today. he is accused of killing his girlfriend on valentine's day 2013. he was once listed as one of "time magazine" most influential people. pimco is turning more bearish on canada. bill gross has cut his exposure to canada in half. there were

stadiums can cost taxpayers millions of dollars or billions of dollars, like the jetblue part in floridaere the red sox have their spring training. some argue it is worth the business and it attracts. phil from the university of south florida says it is not. he spoke with mike mckee. >> we have never found that spring training has to do with the amount of spending that goes on in any location. we see teams moving around and you can look at a county and see whether or not the team comes to the county, do their sales go up. the team leaves the county, do their sales go down? we have never found real evidence. even if the claims of all these people are true, the amount of tax revenue generated by the spending that the state claims is not enough to cover the operation and maintenance costs of a stadium. >> do we go from here to additional sports palaces? are the american taxpayers starting to get to the limit of what they will pay for these things. >> i noticed an interesting trend in miami and dade county, they build a new stadium for the baseball team, not necessarily the most favorite tea

and they built this incredible stadium, fenway south, jetblue part.s it used for throughout the rest of the year? like all the stadiums that pop up when the olympics happen every four years and they never get used again. >> seriously -- i kid you about being down there. seeing the next world champions. but what is the backstory? what have you observed about the new spring training? they do attract a lot of people to the games. we have been to about four different games down here in different stadiums and they have all sold out. the question, as scarlet says, is what do you do what the facilities and can you make money other than the six weeks in the year that they play baseball? they do use them in some cases for minor-league teams and they use the field for collegiate baseball tournaments but is -- but it does not pay for the cost of the stadium. clarida, you are a cardinals fan. when was the last time you were at spring training? >> maybe about eight or 10 years ago. >> what happened? why the drop off? i do other things -- but i'd lost interest in b

americans have ended an arrangement with jetblue that allows them to have connection on either carrier on one ticket. the frequent flyer program associated with that pairing they will come to an end starting april # 1st. the los angeles time says they are pressing major record companies exclusively through the itunes store first. the way beyonce released her album only on itunes to start. the move that would block competition on spot fy and keep apple the dominant player in vig tal sales. that drip is slipping. song down loads were down 12 percent at the start of the year for apple. they want to stay on top and reportedly pressuring the labels to give it an exclusive window at the start of releasing the music. lor lauren simonetti. thank you. >>> coming up he was strolling down the sidewalk minding his own business when a complete stranger hauled off and hit him. >> i remember walking up stepping outside and waking up in an ambulance covered in blood. >> what he said happens moments before he became a knockout victim. >> it is justin bieber like you have never seen him or heard him bef

this one that had been responsible for stealing 160 million credit cards at least from everyone from jetblueo citibank and it goes back to the heartland payment systems hack which was 2008. those guys have been operating for years. they have been untouched in russia. u.s. law enforcement, it's not like i have not tried but it depends. i talked to a former at the eye agent -- a former fbi agent and he says it depends on the cooperation we get from the home country. do anything of't they don't respond. the one thing they have tried and have had some success as they try to lure these guys out to a different country. for example, they will lure people out to do a business deal or have a party in the netherlands or amsterdam on the pretext that they are another bad guy. if those guys get them a plan and fly to one of these countries where they have better law enforcement cooperation, then they can lay o hands on them. >> let's invite them on "bloomberg west." >> i'm not sure that will work. it's a nice try. michael riley, fantastic piece m,ark, please read the piece in "bloomberg businessweek." s

they started jetblue offers. virgin america -- it definitely drives. per square inch. some airlines around the world are saying this is their most profitable cabin. it is just based on the number of people and the revenue they are generating in that square footage. >> i believe it cost the airlines money. they had to reconfigure the aircraft to make this economy sees. is this the new standard, do you think? >> well, i would not say it is standard. more than 30 airlines around the world that offer premium economy. they are coming into that market with a very strong product offering. certainly, you know, whether you're, asia, around the world, the major airlines have adopted premium economy. it is a pretty widespread basis. >> i do not have much time, you know what will happen, though, they will anger there frequent-flier customers that cannot get those premium economy seats because they are selling them for cash. even with delta, they have a very powerful frequent buyer program. delta stopped that in their tracks. >> in domestic skies, the ability to us

. >> just like jetblue. their planes are nice. the in-flight tv and all of that. >> reporter: will it be missed? >> i will miss it but i will fly jetblue. they don't fly here. i will be flying to san francisco. >> reporter: virgin american says employees who work out of san jose are being offered equivalent positions out of san francisco. the airport has been trying to attract more carriers despite the news, they say the traffic continues to increase for the 13th straight month in a row. virgin said it will concentrate on the services at sfo and offering established flights. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," you will hear the reaction from the san jose airport's spokesperson. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> while virgin american is pulling out of san jose, hawaiian airlines just announced it will expand its service to the bay area. starting may 16th. hawaiian will offer daily flights between san jose and honolulu. it's also putting bigger jets on its routes to honolulu and maui to oakland. that change will

you remember the jetblue 191 flight where the pilot made an emergency landing without an emergency. will trickle through no matter what. here in this situation you have a totally different situation. you have someone that they're now calling a political activist. well, that's intentional. that's not necessity were we may want to argue it's not sane but they might argue the other way. >> so, you're saying there's some cases where no matter how much we prep, someone slips through. >> that's why you have a second officer and safety features. >> but if the second officer might be stable leaves to go to the bathroom, the crazy guy can lock the door and do whatever he wants to do. >> and then there's the untold issue of pilot shortage. only have a small pilot pool in the united states especially, where you are really limited to the amount of pilots -- the pool of pilots to select from. so you can get as picky as you want in trying to get the right person but you don't have that many applicants because of the salary and the way they're treated. this country has to address that at some poin

it is ending the agreement with jetblue.th the sharing of reservations it is dissolving all of that now delta and announces that miles are based on money spent not just miles flown. also a five rendered million dollars share repurchase program. southwest comes out with numbers but overall a rough month for the airlines. not a big surprise. adam: we have details of the deal that has the rental's going to a new high. >> nsa whistle-blower edwards noted on securing americans and we will talk to our guest who says he is a fool. in the new new york, we don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com adam: back to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole p

corporations, american express, citigroup, del, fisher-price, sears, huntsman, and many, many others, jetblue, the list goes on. so we have they three traits, an extraordinary sudden record of success, and then we have a causal hypothesis that these traits are causing a motivation and drive which, by the way, our account can deliver and no other account of successful groups we're aware of can. >> let's talk about -- you talked about excluding other explanations people criticized your book and say, setting aside mormons and jews for a second, but this is an immigrant -- what you identified is the characteristic strive of immigrants and the reason why it declines in third generation -than - americans they're no longer engaged engaged in the s, and anyone who mikes a journey that hard is of course going to have that in them and is going to convey that to their children. so, talk about why the triple package is not just immigration. >> actually, that part of it, we're very sympathetic to. i don't see why that's a critique. i think most accounts of success, whether you're talking about individual

. >> yesterday, i flew across country on jetblue, watching cnn in real-time.d chris christie's press conference in flight. what is wrong with this picture there is not real-time transmission from the cockpit if we have the technology of everybody in coach to watch tv? >> it is really a scandal. there is absolutely no reason why an airplane can be continuously sending its information on its health to the ground so they can station parts and mechanic at the next destination so the airplane can be dispatched quickly and not provide information that would be necessary to investigate an accident. it is the same information essentially. it's the same electronic media that is used and if you are worried about somebody looking at the information to enforce a rule against the pilot, store the information on the cloud unless there is an accident that requires an investigation. >> the lead story in today's washington post, and i'm holding it, flight 370, a mysterious one off spurs calls to modernize tracking technology. will this be the legacy of flight 370? might this f

spending is already a factor in loyalty programs with southwest, jetblue and virgin america. >>> thean jose giants are stepping up to the plate to honor a 95-year-old world war ii veteran. on sunday joe bell donned his old uniform to greet participants in a benefit run for the pat tillman foundation. as you can see, the runners loved it going out of their way to shake his hand and joe was quite touched by it. the video has been viewed more than a million times on the internet. the giants loved the video so much they made a trading card of bell and it will be the first happened out in the team's salute to the military trading card set. >>> america's game is come being to the bay area this weekend if you haven't heard yet. >> yeah, fans of one of the most popular game shows on tv are gearing up for a big event in the north bay and, drumroll. >> i'll be there. >> mike will be there. >> yeah, graton resort and casino, the wheel mobile. from 12:00 to 4:00 tomorrow and sunday you get your chance to tryout for the show. so come on down to roanoke park. say hi at least if you're going to be

jetblue, the airline, selling its in-flight entertainment business, live tv for $400 million. live tv employes, 500 people, anticipate $150 million in revenue this year. the company buying get is europe's biggest defense electronics company. making money by not sharing it. lady gaga, reportedly made $2 million but only 5,000 went to charity. supposedly $400,000 on legal services and $300,000 and then there's the $800,000 classified as other bills. you can do better than that. up next, the only index you really need for retail sales, lingerie. our next guest says sales are up big time all thanks to the polar for tax. see if you can listen to what he says, it is a test. i will test you afterwards. try to pick up anything. clearly our crew won't have a clue. at the end of the day is all about money. and his new boss tom two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, t he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game om the great northwest. he'll stt investing early, he'll find some good pe

corporations, american express, citigroup, dell, fisher price, sears, huntsman and many, many others, jetblue. i mean, the list actually goes on. so we have the three traits we're talking about, we have extraordinary, an extraordinary, sudden record of success and then, of course, we have a causal hypothesis that these traits are causing the, are causing through a motivation and drive which, by the way, our account can deliver no other alternative account of group success that we're aware of can. >> host: so let's talk a little bit about -- you talked about excluding explanations. some of the people who have criticized your book say setting aside mormons and jews for a second although i'm sure you're going to rope them back in, what you've described is the reason why decline in third generation chinese-americans is they're no longer engaged in that immigrant struggle. immigrants are self-selected to be ambitious and hard working, and anyone who makes a journey that hard is, of course, going to have that in them and is going to convey a lot of that to their children. so talk about why the trip

years now today, they are a powerhouse in some of the america eat best hunt man and many, others. jetblue. the list goes on. so we. three traits we are talking about. an extra sudden record success. and then of course a cause hypothesis. motivation and the drive. our account will deliver. no other alternative account success we are aware of can. talk a little bit about you talk about excluding other explanations from the people that have criticize. i am sure that you rope them back in. but this is an immigrant what have you identified is the characteristic driving of immigrants. in the generation. in the struggle. you will see self selected. and ambitious and hard working and anybody that makes the journey that hard of course be having that in them. they will convey much of that to their children. talk about why the triple package is not just immigration? >> actually. that part of it. we are them they the i can to it. we are kind of. i think most accounts of success. whether you are talking about individual success or group accounts. what they miss is drive. you know. so if you have class

first up, american airlines and jetblue terminating that frequent flyer agreement which allows customersnts on certain flights booked with the other carrier. that is not good news. >>> bank of america offering a new techless account which protects consumers from overdraft fees for a price of nearly $5 a month. however there is skepticism about the service since anyone with a bank account can turn off overdraft without having to pay a fee. >>> price of gas is on the rise, according to "the lundberg survey" of fuel prices. the cost of gasoline has risen 10 cents over the past two weeks. >>> fans of the hbo go series, "true detective" not happy when the online streaming service crashed right in the middle. series finale. the incident had fans renaming the online service, hb no-go and that is no good. comcast plan to invest hundred of millions of dollars in theme parks in order to boost revenues. the telecommunications company gaining control of theme park chain universal studios in 2011. that is today's "speed read." [buzzer] liz: one of the world's largest bitcoin exchanges. not today. aft

jetblue is selling the technology to put on the map. the airline' financial officers coming up. >> there is a lot to pick from today. big declines the market with technology leading declines. take a look at facebook. this is emblematic of what is going on. rolling outfinally with its video ads, it's 15 second video ads it has introduced, and yet the shares are down along with the market. despite what is seemingly good news, shares are still down and that is reflective of what we see in the market abroad. concerns about ukraine, china, etc.. we see a lot of oil related stocks fall today. had a note out from i sa -- from isi downgrading some of the oil rig companies, saying deepwater and ultradeep water rig demand will be weaker than the market anticipates and the rate environment for these rigs will be weaker than anticipated as well. dollar general falling today, coming out with earnings that as strongly as analysts anticipated and the company is still worried about the coming quarter. thata lot of companies cater to lower income custom

. >> pam: american airlines and jetblue are ending a ticketing agreement that allowed travelers to rackthe companies say they're eliminating the option for travelers to add connections to trips on each other's planes. that goes into effect this monday. >> pam: another program that's ending. a reciprocal frequent flyer program that let people earn points on eligible routes run by the other airline. >>the shared frequent flyer program will go through april 1-st. all american airlines miles or jet blue points already earned.will be credited to customers' accounts. >> reporter:fugitive n-s-a leaker edward snowden made a rare public appearance monday via the web. he spoke via satellite to an audience of thousands at the south by southwest interactive festival in austin. snowden urged participants to help "fix" the government's surveillance program. >>the nsa, the sort of global mass surveillance that's happening in all these countries not just the u. s. and it is important to note that this is a global issue. they're setting fire to the future of the internet; and the people who are in this

jetblue ended its partnership with american airlines, ending the reciprocal frequent flyer program. ,aep an eye on jdl j.p. morgan conference early this morning. >> we are back with jeff blau. he was on our program about a year ago talking about a battle he is waging against a father-son team that runs that ownsth reit, office properties around the world. that fight is moving toward a resolution with a shareholder vote slated or 10 days from now to oust the board of trustees. billionaire sam zell joined in this fight with jeff and will take over as chairman if the vote is successful. jeff blau back with us. like success. the stock, for instance, has gone up quite a bit since he entered the fray. >> remember, we got involved about a year ago. >> you talk about it on our program. >> the very first week. you asked back then whether we suddenly became activist shareholders. the answer is, no. this is not really something we do but what we saw as an opportunity. we saw undervalued real estate within a corporate structure that did not make any sense to us. we started buying stock about abou

the red sox, welcome to jetblue park, $100 million of ballpark facilities built by lee county.county of danish -- even a copy of the green monster at fenway park at this park. the red sox say only half $1 million a year in rent -- the red sox pay only $500,000 a year in rent. it is a sweet deal for them, and they can only hope that it continues for a while. >> why make that kind of deal? >> well, the people here say it is a good deal because the facilities are paid for by bed taxes. tourists pay a tax when they come to town and they can lure more tourists into town. economists say those figures are probably exaggerated, and they also have to pay the operating expenses of the park. it is still controversial, but lee county is all in. they have a third stadium in town that is not used by anybody at the moment. they are trying to get a team in there. >> mike mckee, how is the weather down there? >> it might rain today. we are worried about it, but i cannot complain. it is 71 degrees. it is what in new york now, trish? >> they are talking about another nor'easter. we don't even wan

lauren: can you expect the president to fly jetblue?ady to stay in a suite that cost less than $8000 per night. did you pay your income taxes? i know i did. nine states where you don't have to do that, but all 50 states every single one of them will be income tax free by 2050. governor scott walker signed a law that cut taxes by $500 million. we want to cover both of them with grover norquist from washington, d.c. we will get back the wisconsin tax sentiment, but all 50 states tax-free. a little of this is on your part, no? >> there are eight states that have no state income taxes. tennessee has one that hit dividend income but not others. soon we will have nine states with no income tax at all. both north carolina and kansas have cut their is about a quarter with the stated policy of getting to zero. louisiana, oklahoma, arkansas, all are beginning the conversation of moving toward zero. many of the governor candidates in arizona. as more states move toward zero, the neighboring states have to think about moving toward zero as well. i

jetblue and they have done it. how much can you get for each available seat.on of adigited frequent flyers we're going to do anything for frequent miles. >> redeeming them will be almost impossible. >> here's the thing. right now there are more unredeemed miles out there in circulation than there is currency circulating in the world. 17 17.5 trillion miles. >> that number is surprising though it's not surprising. doesn't this create a bigger divide between those high-paying business customer and those in first class and how do you think the consumers are going to react? >> you'd earn over 4,200 miles on delta. starting in january it goes down to 2,500 miles. so the incentive is to spend more money to earn more miles that you have difficulty redeeming. it's an amazing game. >> and the reason they're doing this obviously is revenue but also they're paying attention to the people paying the bills. >> that right. if you want a coach ticket from new york to hong kong i even seen it as low as $1,000. a first class ticket is $1,900. if you can fill the first half of

i had vsat, vsat, those who fly on jetblue know it's the provider to use the internet on the plane, gogoposition and they'll come on and give their side of the story. i love that. gogo shorted so this is a hot button name. bomba bombardier, there's a lot of worry that there's a glut of planes. they have a nice line-up of planes and let's talk to the guy who is the third player with airbus and boeing. >> murderers row, reference '27 yankees. >> got to be careful. >> got to clarify what did you say? >> stratomatic people know. >> i play it all the time. >> let's talk tesla because the fight between tesla and new jersey is getting uglier. >> it is. >> a couple bit s of news, in arizona, now they may let direct sales, they may lift the ban. no shock if they are vying for the battery. but i want to read you this sound bite. this is from the new jersey car dealers association. this of elon musk. he needs to stop and take a breath. if you're an internet billionaire, maybe you think the world revolves around you and the world springs from your laptop, well, i got news for him. this is not a new

jetblue did that, people want netflix, there are bargains out there people want this netflix no matterx from my cold dead hands, david. >> okay. >> second amendment and netflix. >> i hope i don't have to do that anytime soon. >> me, too. >> and it will be hard to pry from your hands. >> there are stocks that are bouncing and i don't trust the market yet. it's too early to bounce. too much crosscurrent in europe. i can't ignore europe. we're back in that mode. >> yeah. although you made the point that people would start to look for domestically centered companies. lowe's up there. surprisingly coach is the best performing s&p component right now. >> really. take a look at kate spade. lowe's was upgraded today, smart and meaningful upgrade. i look at lowe's. and the undercurrent there has to get warmer because planting season is coming up and planting season is their holiday season, so i watch lowe's, if it gets warmer that one is going to work. coach up 85 cents. very interesting. >> macro story, producer prices which were minus one. to the core minus two. it was a little bit worse than

passengers on a jetblue flight when a bird dived into a plane's nose. >> white birds.abies a little bit of nose damage. we're not quite sure at this point. >> the plane took off from west chester new york. the pilots forced to make emergency landing at jfk. >> we're going down. we're going in the water. thank goodness i paid to all the directions. i know what i'm going to do. >> there were 142 passengers on board. no one was hurt besides the bird. it left a pretty big dent in the plane's nose. look at that. >> that plane is not getting up anymore. >> the driver that admitted she fell asleep and crashed a train at chicago's o'hare airport had worked 69 hours in seven straight days that's according to the union for the transit authority. the transit authority is denying that and saying it was more like 55 hours. 32 passengers were hurt in that crash. the fast food break cast war is heating up. remember when ronald mcdonald went rogue for taco bell this week? >> i was surprised how good it is. >> i loved the. >> i'm ronald mcdonald and i love taco bell's new breakfast. >>