jetblue to me stands out as the favorite name in 2015. in the airline space.ny type of difficult you want to buy and vergen america when you look at the earnings report, vergen america is the one airline -- virgin airlines, fundamental changes in earnings, that gives you an opportunity to buy a name that hadn't been performing. >> alaska hasn't been talked about enough. alaska air includes the fact that they raised capacity out in the seattle area and they still managed to completely kill everybody out there. margins are strong. that's one of those airlines again like a jetblue where you actually have a little bit more leverage. less exposure internationally. >> that is down .5%. >> we'll give you the technical take, what are the charts telling us next for the roller coaster stock market. >>> and how does a portfolio manager whose firm has $869 billion in assets under management navigate volatility. let's look at the dow right now. all 30 names are in the red. exxon, jp morgue republican tant losers. opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trus

american airlines, delta air lines and jetblue. jetblue was up 6 1/2% today. american airlines up almost 6% today. you may recall that just yesterday one analyst changed their call on american airlines from hold to buy. so american airlines, delta, jetblue, all the airlines essentially enjoying what is essentially the low price of oil. it means the low price of jet fuel going forward. even though oil closed up today, for the most part the airlines are enjoying what looks to be the next couple months of cheap gas. back to you, lori. lori: we'll talk about that too. adam shapiro, thanks so much, my friend. >> you got it. lori: a sigh of relief as the dow ends up as adam showed us, up 300 points. not making up what we lost this week. however, bulls and bears don't agree on what all the volatility means. schaefer management ceo dan shaffer with me now. great to see you. your thoughts on volatility. you have to have a strong stomach these days. how are you playing it all? >> absolutely. i'm still a bear. i still think the mon market is heading much lower. in a bear

jetblue, dave barger did a great job with that company. now you've got robin hayes in there. i think you're going to see the continuance of excellence in terms of a management straerjs expanding domestically through the united states. domestic, great sales, that's a theme thaw want in your portfolio. airlines strong, jetblue in my favorite way to play it. >> american is mine. >> now you've got concho, sky works, jetblue, palo alto, eog. >> palo alto reports tonight. >> that's going to be interesting. >> you're running out of moves. right? >> not worried about that. >> you've made 49 buys, 48 sells. >> within the rules of what we're doing. doing what we're supposed to be doing. >> listen i've been complimenting, i have been complimenting pete the whole show. he's making unbelievable calls. great commentary. >> i bring this up because one of these names -- >> i could sell you 10. >> i'll buy them. >> one of these names has to stay in your portfolio for the rest of year. >> i'm not going to tell you that. >> no way. >> doc, you made a trade also. >> i did, judge, i added bristol

to seashore gardens in galloway township, they came and painted and helped in the office and jetblue are in center city for a corporate meeting. >>> most people are decorated for halloween or maybe thanksgiving, officials in washington, d.c. are skipping ahead to christmas and part of the planning brings rain to pennsylvania details on the christmas tree. >>> white house officials trekked up to rural pennsylvania and picked out the official christmas tree in carbon county, the farm won this year's national contest, the tree was not cut down today, it will not happen until late november or early december, the family gets to accompany it to washington, d.c. and present it officially to first lady, michelle obama. >>> the post office will begin selling stamps of charlie brown christmas. it features 10 degree scenes from it's beloved special that first aired in 1965. >> very cute. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with tease these stories next at 6:00. folks at the jersey shore are preparing for whatever hurricane joaquin brings. >>> and some debit card

. >>> well ahead of expected commercial travels, jetblue, adding a second charter flight from jfk to havana. the new nonstop flight will december first under new rules initiated by be the president obama they are allowed to fly without the need from the treasury department, also a civil aviation agreement. >>> pope francis is back after his first ever trip to the united states, the plane landed in rome this morning, yesterday in philadelphia, last day in the u.s. he met with survivors by sex abuse by priests, saying those are guilty of wrong doing and was surprised by the warm welcome he received in the u.s., he calls his reception in new york beyond all limits. >>> coming up next, trump makes a big announcement. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes, in other words it is going to cost me a fortune. >>> would you have to pay more or less you should donald trump's new tax plan? >>> an unusual get away vehicle on long island, the search for a robber who pointed a gun at a clerk and demanded money before taking off in an atv. >>> new findings about lung cancer

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. >>> speaking in spanish, the pope can ionized jetblue jetblue who was -- junipero serra. and it was acknowledgement of the latino's role in the american church. >> ktvu is in washington, d.c. this week covering the pope's visit and attended this week's mass. i know i'm supposed to ask yeses -- ask questions after your report. i watched the mass. it was a beautiful service. what was it like for you? >> reporter: it was really breath taking, and almost everyone that we spoke to got tears in their eyes when they spoke about pope francis and what he means not just to catholics, but to everyone. right now he is actually inside the basilica which is behind me and he is meeting with a group of indians from the bay area and we're hoping to speak with them a little bit later and let you know what they said. they were a very big part of this canonization mass today. this is the lawn where all of it took place. a lot of the chairs still there and folks still mingling talking to each other. the pope made a very grand entrance in the pope mobile. watch how the crowd reacted. [ cheers

is not one to shy away from taking on political issues that we have a live report coming jetblue edge >> traffic ties across town. ines rosales has the latest on road closures, where they are, when they begin just ahead. greg: road closures are everywhere. leave the car at home this morning. i am kerry drew, juliet huddy ben: i am ben simmoneau, thank you for joining us for "good day early call". big day ahead. mike woods, will the weather play its role? >> meteorologist: the roll is nothing and not quite as warm as we had yesterday but we are not going to be better off at all. another fair day coming, yesterday was your high temperature yesterday, 81 and newark, two days in a row we had 80s, 82 in allentown, 81 in poughkeepsie, 77 in wichita, where do we stand right now, mild again, 60 degrees at central park, 67 in newark, 62 in islip, a little more cloud cover rolling back into town, that will keep temperatures from jumping up like they did yesterday as the area of low pressure continues to drift up in our direction. it will be a slow mover and head into the weekend and eventually

. >>> jetblue is adding a charter flight to havana ahead the expected opening of commercial travel.onstop flight every tuesday starting december 1st in partnership with the travel company licensed by the u.s. government. >>> shell is pulling the plug on exploring oil in waters off alaska. it failed to find enough crude in the area. shell's unsuccessful campaign could cost it $4 billion. bet betty, back over to you. >> thank you. >>> football night in america, to the motor city we go. peyton manning's one-yard round and joique bell up and over the line for the score. 13 seconds before the half, fourth down, peyton manning finds thomas for a 45-yard strike. from there late in the fourth quarter, five-point game, third and 6 from the 11, manning to owen daniels with a leaping catch, broncos win 24-12. they remain undefeated. >>> st. louis a fpregame fireworks created a small fire on the field delaying the game. ben roethlisberger goes down with a knee injury, he'll be re-evaluated late today. steelers went on to win 12-6. >>> nfl history in the making. tom brady's 400th touchdown pass

. >>> in today's money report, jetblue adding a second charter flight to cuba. it will fly nonstop from kennedy airport to havana every tuesday. that service begins december 1st. today the u.s. and cuba plan to begin talking about a civil aviation agreement. that could open up cuba to lots more flights from the united states. >>> new this morning, drenching rains, winds, and unusually high tides are causing headaches in the south. coastal residents from virginia to mississippi have been watching rising water creep closer to their homes. minor flooding has been reported on several streets, creating dangerous conditions. >>> and this morning, we're seeing new video of a suspected tornado touching down on johns island near charleston. security video captured the gusting winds sweeping on to the island friday night. the storm severely damaged up to a dozen homes. it uprooted several trees, downed power lines. despite the scene you see there, nobody was hurt. >>> 5:09 right now. just ahead, the movie that just set a september box office record. >>> plus, a wild find

program lets families take their children through ticketing, security and also the boarding of a whole jetblue plain thatnes provided just for this event. something parents can do to help children with disabilities who might not be visible tasa. >> alert the staff that the person coming to them needs more support and accommodation. >> now the event today was free. if you're interested in possibly upcoming events, there's more information on the program at sfo's website. >>> the architectural design of apple's new spaceship campus was out of this world, you can say. developing plans to build a habitat on mars. the firm is fosters and partners new york. one of the 30 finalists picked by nasa and also the european space agency to create plans for a 3d printed habitat for astronauts. now, the area that would ideally stand the planet's hot atmosphere and very jettisonesque. the plan is to have robots arrive ahead of time using 3d printing to create the entire habitat. >>> a sold out event took dozens of people through wine country and minority-owned wineries. organized after last month's incident w

. >>> jetblue is ending its charter flight to havana ahead of the expected opening of travel to cuba. a new flight will start on december 1st in partnership with the travel company. u.s. airlines are permitted to fly to cuba without special permission from the treasury department but the u.s. and cuba must first work out a new civil aviation deal. >>> right now when you step out you'll notice it's a little more humid. the air is hanging with humidity. low clouds were really touching the tower tops here a couple of hours ago, have now lifted quite a bit. a few breaks in those clouds. you see sunlight coming into northwest washington. these are the zones where we might get some showers, western maryland into north and west virginia. locally, staying dry into the afternoon until 6, 7:00 p.m., where we may see scattered showers rolling through metro area, northern virginia and maryland, after that tracking north and west. dry through the rest of the evening. >> thank you, tom. >>> a massive sinkhole at a campsite in australia is also 10 feet deep and takes up a large part of a campsite. p

mars, doughnuts, jetblue, and sheets, pilots and the flying j . >> i like when my coffee taste like coffeea latte with sugar every once in a while as a snack. you should be able to taste coffee flavor in our coffee. kennedy: i had a coffee the other day, called unicorn, half and half, cold brew coffee, maple syrup. >> go back to canada. kennedy: these days you can hardly do anything without being hardly, you can hardly swing a dead cat on mount everest without hitting a punk climber looking to scale the thing on a lark. the nepal government announced plans to allow novice climbers, to scale back to the skeletal build up. >> this is ridiculous. kennedy: i have in granola bars, and a canteen, i should be fine. >> i'm going to give them the same advice i gave my friend last night, his daughter decided she wanted to dress as hair outtubman -- as harriet tubman, she is uncomfortable. >> why. >> she is white. >> make him convince here that harriet tubman was not a hero, the trick is make mount everest up popular, say it is the second biggest mountain. >> mckinley, man. kennedy: denali. >> they b

a drone comes into the path of a jetblue flight as it was landing in fort lauderdale, florida.d the drone saying it was 1,000 feet above the airliner. that plane 15 miles from it the airport. a helicopter was sent out but never found the drone. the flight landed safely but the faa is continuing its investigation. a suspicious package was a hoax created one of the flight attendants. he took a plastic bag pull of towels and tied it to one of the seats then told the crew he heard it beeping. that forced an emergency landing at dickinson airport. a scan of the bag showed nothing dangerous. now he is charged with interfering with aircraft operation and giving false information. are you headed to the airport today. you better check your driver's license. why it may not be enough to get you through security. fox business is telling us some more. >> at some point millions of americans may need a second form of identification. drivers licenses in one state are not federally compliant. they have the real id ten years ago. homeland security is going to enforce the rule. if you have an id

>> jetblue, american airlines direct, leave the winter and be on the beach by noon. kerry: what your favorite things to do? >> i love the sailing and the water and the culinary arts are incredible, eat your way through the day and follow it up by nights of entertainment, the wonderful ladies that you are going to see, lots to see and do in the virgin islands. >> are you from there? >> born and raised. >> what are your favorite things? >> go to the beach and enjoy the sun. the sand is very white. the people are lovely. the food is fantastic. >> the color of the water is spectacular as well. >> crystal clear. what are you going to sing? >> >> we'll get out of the way, take it away. [music] [music] >> thank you so much. that takes us right to the beach. >> sampling of the performances for monday along eastern parkway in brooklyn for the west indian day parade. check that out. kerry: ben, can you teach them a little something? >> of course. kerry: sorry, ben. all in the hips, right? >> hands up. to to left, to the right. kerry: all right. ben: how about you, kerry? >> ke

another one going to jetblue.ey will be building at a time in this building. 48 per year, adding to the global production, and that will help them meet demand. they expect demand in the u.s. to be big . 47 aircraft. airbus gets 60% market share from the single aisle aircraft. the biggest market in the u.s., so it should be a decent amount of employees adding to the 3800 they have here. betty: a fairly decent amount. what about other investments? did he talk about where else they may be going for growth and where else they may be putting? --maybe putting their money? military one thing the side of the business. space and defense are the guys that first looked at this spot in mobile, alabama, because they actually got the contract to build u.s. air force thinkers in the sky for the ad-3-30. they already found this site, placeought it was a good to put commercial aircraft. they still have the ability to build commercial aircraft, and they can double the amount of land that they have here. if they got another military

grab freebies from dunkin' donuts and even on jetblue flights. have a sip.hat. we are having coffee. putin looking east to china. putin looking south to syria. maybe he will look west. there are three baltic states. edgars rinkevics is minister of foreign affairs for latvia and joins us with ian bremmer of eurasia group. ofh fighting the gridlock u.n. traffic in manhattan. wonderful to have you. what is the latvian distinction? estonia,n the map, lithuania and latvia. what is the distinction of latvian foreign policy with russia? mr. rinkevics: i don't think we have quite a distinction, we are united as baltic states, seeing the events in ukraine, the illegal annexation of crimea and the turmoil is totally unacceptable. there's no distinction between lithuania, latvia or estonia for that. tom: i look at the bloomberg terminal and i noticed the headline, no one killed overnight in ukraine. ukraineutin diminishing as he focuses on syria? do you assume ukraine will come back into the headlines? mr. rinkevics: while we are concentrating on syria, we should not f

. >>> stocked started with mixed results and jetblue is adding another flight to cuba. jill wagner is live. good morning. >> good morning to you. the big jobs report come out on friday. the down jumped 113 points on friday. and the nasdaq 48. and jetblue is adding a second chartering flight to cuba from new york city to havana every tuesday. tourism to cuba is still banned, but flights are allowed for research. that travel pant is -- ban is in the works. bono is teaming up with mark zuckerberg, bring the internet to the globe by 2020. they wrote an op-ed and challenged people to do more for people living in poverty. only have access to the internet. morning -- >>> murky out there to star the september 28th. 66 degrees. traffic and weather on the 2s. johnny. >>> rain gear will come in handy this week. dig ow, dust it off, get ready. it has been a long time since we have seen rain. significant rain this week. right now low clouds and fog. 66 in the city, after two weeks with just nothing, there's finally rain to talk un. could be heavy rain to talk about. wettest period i

mike woods has the forecast coming jetblue >> dozens of city firefighters on their way to washington to prevent the back from expiring, this is heartbreaking. ben: top 11 presidential candidates, they will be out in los angeles, live report on what to expect. juliet: alligator on the loose in queens park was captured. find out where it is now. ben: it is wednesday morning september 16th, '90 degrees perhaps. juliet: you are boring me today. i usually -- on my computer. ben: she got 12 hours of sleep last night. >> meteorologist: rock-and-roll, i got 5. juliet: you need us to be a wake-up call. ben: don't talk about us to the viewers. juliet: you guys, you viewers want us to be your wake-up call. >> meteorologist: we'd better ramp it up. he said 90. a little strong. newark airport. newark airport. maybe. anyhow here is where we start this morning, a little milder than we had 24 hours ago. 64 in bridgeport, 54 in poughkeepsie, humidity levels and dewpoint levels creep up a bit but as long as we follow 55 or below not bad at all, 59 degree dewpoint, 63 in montauk, the moisture trying to

lew is watching us from jetblue in portland, maine, on the way. hello lew. loretta. my father's birthday today. john huddy in california. ben: interesting. a lot of birthdays. juliet: yeah. happy birthday. ben: 6:01. she has props for the weather. mike: the weather -- ben: that's what she said. mike: eek. a surprise to ben and i. ben: had no choice it was in the city. mike: flood advisoryies back to us here in the city. coming an going as the rain has come an gone here. the main focus of the flood advisory is for u suffolk county. pockets of heavier rain that includes nassau county here. but yeah it has been pretty wet out there. keep that in mind this morning. flood advisory will be popping up back, as that intense rainfall kind of comes and goes. this is first round of showers that came through. about mid-way through long island right now. but there are some real heavy pockets out there along parts of the barrier island there fire island some showers on north fork in particular. also quite a bit of rain in central section of new jersey. heavy stuff out there too. a

and jetblue airways. another one is gopro. it is on the move this money.t is up by more than 5.5%. this, after falling each week over the past five weeks. this is important due to a new note. content ando's video system make it a "compelling acquisition target for apple." he also things there is an gopro'so oprah's -- estimates. lera hasoldings -- so agreed to buy them for $6.5 million. they are holding up by a .8%. $35 a share in cash for a texas-based company. that offers 13% for the closing price on friday. chicoy, i want to get to 's. they are rising by nearly 9.6%. in fact, this is its most since february of 2012. this is on her nude speculation that it is a buyout target. that is why sycamore partners which try to buy she goes back in february. they abandon that, now they are back. she goes is working with investment bank peter j sullivan to export its options. this is according to people familiar with the matter. back to you. olivia: think you so much. now a look at some of the top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal at this hour. the county cle

. >> reporter: among those on the wait list, eric schmidt and jetblue chairman jeff peterson. >> this can produce it in the quality and volume that they are planning. >> reporter: aviation experts are bullish for a few reasons. a cockpit that looks like a video game display and it is fuel efficient. you can go 400 miles on one tank and an parachute for the entire plane. >> the pilot actions are the cause of about 3/4 of aviation accidents. icon's challenge is to stamp out that impulsive behavior through education. >> reporter: transforming how we fly won't happen fast, but icon hopes to be at the frontier. >> one day, we humans will move in three dimensions. this is the beginning of that process. this is how we get there. we get there by getting more people engaged in aviation. >> i want one. >> let's go in on one. >> 2019. we have time to save up. >> we could get in on one. >> the hope is that as they produce more, the costs come down. $200,000 is a lot of money, but 10 or 15 years from now? >> i like the parachute for the whole plane. >> cool. craig, thanks. we're back in a moment.

you can celebrate by grabbing freebies from dunkin' donuts, and even on, pete's jetblue air flights.gen's diesel automobiles are no longer being sold in two european markets, spain and the dutch importers suspended the .ars as of the omission scandal the commercial division says the vehiclesion of tesla is that -- xleasing the first model suv's. x is designed to compete with luxury suvs made by porsche, audi and bmw. betty liu will be broadcasting and give you live coverage from the brand-new tesla suv that will take place tomorrow. the fcc is considering breaking the grip on satellite companies over your set-top box. customers rent set-top box directly from companies. companies like google say competition would lower costs and improve the functionality. for more details, i want to bring in cory johnson. why does google want to get into this business? this is not been a great business, why do they want to get into it? cory: there is a lot of control over the content that people consume. the set-top boxes themselves are techno -- ari technology that can gather a of data from that. pim

. >>> first of all being presented by jetblue, part of our fest, we choose the area because there was a lot of irish and irish community, what better place for 116th and rock away beach to have a music festival. >>> i have a lot of friends there who are part of the revitalization from hurricane sandy, we'll bring people down, good for the shops and businesses hopefully we can do it annually. >>> you're here with the billion oyster project, tell us what the foundation was. is restore 1 billion live oysters, to do that with the students, and about 45 other middle schools to restore new york harbor. one of the limiting resources is oyster shells millions of oyster shells coming out every year, will be land filled we work to reclaim those shells and we're collecting the shells so it will be i think 8,000 oysters we'll be able to save from the landfill. and restore to new york harbor. so important? >> they are the sub street the oysters grow on, they prefer oyster shells, and yeah without the shells the oysters and the harbor swim around when they look for something hard to settle on they

space that did well, one name specifically we talked about it last night, look at the performance of jetblue out performing. >> you can look at 35% is exxon, chevron and sumchlumberger. it came back up and traded around $64. if you want a shot on oil equities oil, the commodity is bottoming and scale into the xle and maybe look for another test to that safety level. that's where you go in in a quarter and probably the best vehicle now. >> you would think it would out per pormform oil. >> first of all, there is an energy conference. i'm sure you talked about that. guys are looking to either talk down or up the book or throw kitchen sink in a lot of ceos but for you to buy energy you have to believe china, the sell off stopped. if you don't believe that commodities go lower and underlying equities. relative basis, refiner still. >> i think forget on a relative basis. they will get hit but too early and drillers get hit and service names and refiners is probably the only thing you want to dip. >> if you want to leg into a trade betting on the bottom in oil, what would it be? >> i would probably

leading the industry, jetblue up 5%. tracking its best day since may.a airlines and delta not far behind, both up by 4%. the dow jones transportation index, showing good signs of life but it is still down 14%, 15% year to date. >>> oppenheimer's john stolt remains very bullish on the s&p. at 2,311. effectively, john is calling for about a 20% leg up over the next four months. john, welcome to "power lunch." >> hi, melissa. >> really? 20% in the next four months? you think that's going to happen? >> let's put it this way. when we put in that target, it was in november of last year and we were looking for about a 12% up side. at this point based on where the market has gone, the fact that we've already rallied from down 12% from the may peak, now we're down about 9% and change as of this afternoon. even with a wash-out as we move forward, maybe some sideways movement, some give and take within the market, we do think we're building a platform into september from which we'll have a good chance to see a significant rally based on fundamentals. >> right. a s

also, jetblue and american express. we have got more coming up on the bloomberg market day.ook at the battle of who will be the next chairman of the public company. that is a mouthful. pimm: we will tell you what it is. a government job and it pays even more than being president. that is next. ♪ scarlet: the race is on to land one of the highest rate of zero would jobs in washington. the position, chairman of the public company -- it is a long title. or we will explain what the job is about. it may not be high-profile and you might not be able to pronounce all the acronyms. it pays even more than being president of the united states. we're joined now from washington, d.c. first of all, tell us the name of the job and what does it do? >> the job as chairman of the public oversight board. are an entity created by congress after a giant scandal of the late 1990's and early 2000's when i ran another's head coach their books and the others never blew the whistle on it or did not find the fraud. congress created this entity and it effectively regulates accounting firms, audit firm

fly program lets families take their children through ticketing, security and boarding of a real jetblueded just for the event. organizers say there's also something that parents can do to help their young travelers whose disabilities might not be visible. >> we're really trying to encourage those people who are traveling with those with special needs to alert the staff that the person coming to them needs more support and accommodation. >> the event was free. there is more information on the program at sfo's website. >>> we have heard predictions this year could be one of the strongest el ninos on record with heavy rainfall across the west. however, some bay area cities are planning ahead for a fifth year of drought. senator jim bell who represents san jose held a town hall meeting in cupertino yesterday. he says it's not too soon to plan on what we need to do and what we can expect if we have another dry year. that includes cutting back our water use even more and charging people who don't conserve. >> so i think having a flat fee versus charging per gallon is important. i think we als

delta's actually up today, so is jetblue. lower oil prices, cheap stocks, easy comparisons ahead.ation for a group that's gotten hammered. >> sauce. scott, millennials love sauce. what's going on in the casual dining space, millennials are demanding for customization. it is hard to switch over an entire kitchen to do totally different food. what they're getting by with doing and it is working really well is spicing up the sauces that they're offering. if you look at the news out of buffalo wild wings today which, whi by the way is the hottest stock in the market, 2% from its all-time high, they are introducing something that's going to include mountain dew in the sauce -- >> in the sauce? >> in the sauce. yes. which is fine if that's what you're into. kfc introduced finger lickin' sauce and saw their entrees go up 50% from that category. this kind ever thing is happening at all the fast casual chains. they're trying to respond to consumer demand for innovation in a way that's -- you can kind of be conscious of cost. i think it is working. >> in the couple minutes left of the show,

i also like jetblue. if you look at the rails, it is a little bit more of a contraryian play.re also getting more aligned with the lower revenues and are buying back a lot of stock, too. both sectors, very easy comparisons going forward. i think both sectors are really attractive. union pacific is the name i like on the rails but i also like csx. >> a big biopharma, big drug stock, pfizer, pfe. stock got down to $33, $35, then turned and burned to the up side. somebody stepped in and bought like 11,000 calls at the november 34 strike. then they added to it. ript now it is pushing towards 14,000 of these calls. i bought it. i bought stock and options. i think it goes higher. down about 7% over the last month. >> what's your holding period? >> since these are november i'd say could be up to a month. >> playing it like buffett. huh? >> exactly. >> winding down on this show and of course on the trading week, how should we be thinking about what arguably is the most important fed meeting at least in six years? >> of our lifetime, scott. >> feels like it. >> it's the game of the cen

jetblue has jetblue cheaps which i love. it's cheeps. you can find the flight deal.d. think about every extra. baggage, in-flight wifi. >> let's look at deals. first to california and the channel islands in the pacific ocean. sounds gorgeous. >> this is a gorgeous national park. 41st out of 59 national parks. i don't know why. this is so beautiful. if you love hiking, biking, you can see animals. bird migration season. the seals are mating. fantastic. >> you have to be willing to camp. >> this is more rugged. $15 a night for amazing camp sites. >> deals for airfare? >> there is a great deal. you get fantastic deals. around $200 or so everywhere you hop on. >> let's head to chicago. one of my favorites. >> i used to live in chicago. the average temperature in september is 65. you have the bean. who doesn't want a selfie there and there is architecture in the fall. celebrating chicago is one of the most important places for architecture in the world. >> you find the free hand hotel. >> we call it a poshtel which is a posh hostel. you get all the amenities of a hotel bu

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. >> you have hawaiian and jetblue and fedex piece of this all saying they are not necessarily agreeingl with these three big carriers. >> they do not have exposure to the middle east routes united, american and delta had. hawaiian doesn't compete with emirates. you have to remember that. this is strictly about competition between domestic carriers and gulf carriers. >> we'll leave it there for now because we have to. big change in the sea sweep and one of the big u.s. airlines. >>> does more money mean more problems? the author of a new book which the ultrarich say they keep shrinks in business and new york city sparkling. only the ultrarich can afford new rolls royce rides. ♪ no student's ever been the king of the campus on day one. but you're armed with a roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this on the bus... get it at the place with the experts to get you the right gear. office depot officemax. gear up for school.

airlines are trading up jetblue american airlines and delta all gaining today. >> all right, take a lookthese gains on the corner up about 200 points a lot of relief that china didn't tank today. it was still down about a quarter of a percent. but that beats the 6 to 7% nearly daily shellacking in that market and blessedly we're told markets will be closed for next two daysing to honor end of world war ii. ben stein says whatever they're celebrating we should not be fidgeting and worrying doesn't warrant it or deserve it. noted writer, actor, lawyer, kind of -- genius, economists where your credentials carry throughout with me. so explain to china phenomenon you're saying that we -- that's about too much. why? >> the word is fetch. the dow and the v -- now this is a difficult interview. china is a very big powerful country. our ex-forts to them are roughly very roughly 7 tenth was one percent of our gdp that's a fall of 7-100th charles said imported a lot of steel for highways and railroad it is that we don't ride on and nobody rides on but not importing from us. they import coal from us

frontier, southwest, united and jetblue. all coming in below the industry average.when you talk to people about the month of july in terms of flying, you probably heard good things because there were no extended tarmac delays. generally speaking we had good weather, fewer mishandled bags relative to the same month a year ago. customer complaints were up 31%. people said they have to love these low jet fuel prices. investors have been selling the airline stocks along with the rest of the market. that's why even though the airlines will be posting big numbers for the third quarter, the airline stocks remain under pressure. >> do they break out what the complaints are about? what are are they complaining about, do we know? >> most of the time it's regarding scheduling, delayed flight or canceled flight. my favorite part of this report every month is they also track the number of compliments. there were more than 2,100 complaints. there were five compliments. five people said i had a nice flight. >> i was just going to say jokingly, you could count on one hand, but you

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we only fly jetblue here in the united states. they have a great policy. delta makes announcements.merican doesn't do anything. >> delta has a statement, when notified that there's a passenger who's allergic to peanuts, southwest also recommends taking the earliest flight when possible, for the plane to be the cleanest. aa, american airlines unable to provide a nut-free zone. so what are you fighting for? have you gone to lawmakers for this? >> i'm part of a coalition and we just had a bill, s-1972 introduced in the senate. it's a bipartisan bill and amongst other things, it is asking for auto injectors, which are easy to use, to be supplied on planes, because believe it or not, there are these archaic vials that aren't even labeled. they're labeled for cardiac use, epinephrine, but no labeling for allergic use. so there have been cases where you have an emergency of someone eating a nut for the first time and you know, the dosage is just unclear on what you would do for a pediatric patient. >> okay. i do want to play devil's advocate here. because the airlines are trying to balance

jetblue is one. republic airways up more than 7% today. interesting.st, back-to-school shopping. put box in your bag. makes it a compelling opportunity now. stock down 38% from its recent june high. $24 price target. >> the lowest ipo price. 21 and change is the average target. analysts have got to get busy on this or cut price targets. here we see it increased. methode electronics. biometric devices. upgrading to a buy from hold target. $40. there you go. >> that's an interesting one. >> it's going to be about apple on "fast." we've got a top analyst telling us what to expect getting ready for the september 9th event. we are off session lows right now. >> maybe we could combined the apple event with the fed meeting. "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffeth. >> stocks selling off the back of this morning's jobs report. investors anticipate a potential fed rate hike this month. how the different sectors are performing. we've got consumer discret

jetblue, avis and csx pushing transportation stocks higher.ch those transportation stocks as perhaps a leading indicator for parts of the overall market. >> thank you very much. dominic chu. that's it for the very first hour of "power." a second hour of "power," even more pour potentially coming up. >> or could be dramatically weaker. have an awesome weekend. >>> it is close to 2:00 on wall street, just about 1:00 in midland, texas. hello, everybody. i'm still brian sullivan. melissa lee is at the nasdaq. thanks for joining us on this 9/11 remembrance day. the dow is up about 14 points right now. the goldman sachs today suggests that oil could fall to perhaps as far as it the $20 a barrel range. oil has not been at those levels since all the way back to 2002. the man whose team wrote that note, jeff currie, is your exclusive guest in a few minutes. even if the worst case scenario doesn't happen and oil maybe falls just a couple bucks, financials could be in serious financial trail which could lead to more deals as big money comes in to snatch

frontier, southwest, united and jetblue. by the way, about 78% of the flights on time in the month of july. when you look at how the month went for travelers, generally speaking it was pretty good. you had fewer bags being mishandled by the airlines. you also had no extended tarmac delays. though customer complaints were up 31%, but if we take a look at shares of the airline index which is -- had an interesting last two or three weeks given the fact that they were down in large part with the rest of the market, even though when you look at jet fuel prices, tyler, these guys have a great headwind. watch the earnings coming in the third quarter. they're going to be really strong for the airlines. >> phil, thank you very much. >>> growing tensions between big tech and big government over the encryption of data. now the fbi has fired another salvo and we'll have the fallout on silicon valley when we return after this. you're watching cnbc. seems like we've hit a road block. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation,

the plant will build the a-320 jet for north american airlines with the first two planes going to jetbluemerican. >>> two men on a motorcycle narrowly escaping death when they were attacked by an elephant. the elephant walked onto the highway from a nearby forest. most people waited for it to go back into the forest but when the motorcycle riders tried to ride past it, they were attacked. they received minor injuries but their bike was trampled. and that's cnbc news update this hour. back to you. >> nature one, human engineering zero. thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> the oil market closing for the day. let's get to jackie deangelis at the nymex. there may be some bulls. i don't know if there's elephants walking through the nighex. >> probably not today. oil prices closing $44 on the nose. we saw downside pressure, about 60 cents because of what's happening in china. you had the opec bulletin out this month for their monthly bulletin talking about seeing non-opec producer having their supply go down. at the same time o pec is saying they think 2016 demand is going to go down. the pr

, you have to pay about fell why wouldn't they go to instagram unless they really are boylston at jetbluee maria: there are a lot of loyalists on snap chat. thank you very much. >> replay, the reason people go to instagram. and it is only there for 24 hours, and this company is worth $16 billion. skyrocketing, big role on the presidential campaign, and it is further monetized. >> don't forget to start your day. all the information at 5:00 a.m.. not just stocks could take a hit from the fed but take a look at the decision and impact housing market. excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. maria: ready or not, christmas could come early in this year. facebook the developing a companion for it's like button. cheryl casone you with details. cheryl: are you ready to shop? almost ready. talk about getting a head start on holiday shopping according to a new survey from creditcards.com 32 million americans ha