jetblue reportedly making a big push overseas. the details coming up on this wednesday, april 10th, as worldwide exchange begins right now. >> i'm brian sullivan. where the european union is about to kick off an emergency brexit meeting there are now just three days until the u.k. crashes out of the e.u. we're going to take you there live in moments, but, first, new details this morning on what just could be the largest technology ipo ever. let's get more on uber's big plans. frank holland with more on the ride-sharing company >>. >> uber will reportedly seek to sell $10 billion worth of its stock. the ride-hailing company will make its ipo registration documents public as soon as tomorrow it will will kick off its road show uber seeking a valuation between $90 billion and $100 billion it could make it one of the biggest tech ipo's sources say most of the uber shares will be sold by the company. the rest by investors looking to cash out uber's ipo comes on the heels of its rival lyft yes, sir nasdaq debut. lyft shares have fallen

has none of -- 737 max 8, which jetblue has none of.w much have these airlines been affected by the grounding of the 737 max? we will find out more when american and southwest reports. they are the two biggest operators. united it was less impactful for. they reported last week and it was not very impactful because they don't have many. it is less than 2% of industry capacity in north america. westjet, aero candida, copa are the only airlines flying the max. not a big number, but it will be -- would be if it happened a year from now. in the short-term, they are managing through it with hopes that they can get back in the air. we hope within six months of the grounding, so that would imply august, september timeframe --timeframe. airplanesrt of the appeal was the great efficiency and size. do you think there could be some strategic changes for airlines past a few quarters to make changes to their fleet? that is a good question. is maybe,y the answer typical analyst answer. the key is really getting the plane back in the air. if the softw

. >>> jetblue expanding overseas. they will fly from new york and boston to london, and get this, they are adding facial recognition at airports. you don't need a boarding pass. they just take a picture of you. the ceo of jetblue joins us in our 11:00 hour. >>> do you remember when we told but the defense department spending $4.6 million on lobster tails and crab? how about another agency spending $300,000 on beer? one senator trying to crack down on government waste. she joins us next. "varney & company" just getting started. stuart: venezuela, juan guaido leading what he hopes will be a military uprising, is in the veets surrou streets surrounded by armed soldiers. what is our state department saying? susan: we just heard from secretary pompeo on twitter. he says today, interim president juan guaido announced start of operatione libertate. the united states fully supports the venezuelan people in their quest for freedom and democracy. democracy cannot be defeated. we know juan guaido has been, shall we say, the reco

but perhaps the picasso of plane painting is jetblue.ve nearly a dozen different tail fin designs and 17 planes sporting unique looks from sports teams to blueprints. >> it is art in the sky. it's art on the ground. it brings a lot of joy to our customers and to our crew members. >> reporter: vp of marketing elizabeth windram is kind of jetblue's patron of the arts. >> you have to paint your plane anyway. you might as well do something fun with it that brings joy to people. >> reporter: when the airline decided to fly to palm springs they wanted to go retro, but jetblue isn't even 20 yet. so they couldn't just van go back in time. >> a lot of airlines have retro jets. we weren't able to have a receiptio jet. and we said sure we can if we use our imagination. we had to sort of reverse engineer and 3457b8g what jetblue would have looked like if we'd been around in the 1960s. >> reporter: united's new look will roll out over the next several years. the cost to paint a plane varies but 5 and can top $100,000. the paint job's going to be arou

people are wondering, is this a publicity stunt from jetblue's ceo, that's robin hayes.ight on friday from washington, d.c. to boston. he sat in economy. he also got on the intercom, he gave away free flights. flightsg the middle of the flight. he also picked up trash, helped out flight attendants. jetblue saying to dailymail.com, saying no, this is part of a regular occurrence from hill. he does this often. when ever jetblue's leaders fly on board the plane, they try to help out the staff any way they can, whether it's picking up trash -- cheryl: he's not the first ceo of an airline. herb keleher was famous for doing this on southwest airlines. i was on a flight where he got on the plane and -- he wasn't giving away anything. it was never publicized. there wasn't a news release about it. so i think your point about a p.r. stunt might be a little on the money on that one. yeah. anyway, tracee, thank you very much. tracee: thanks. lauren: still ahead, socialist congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has no great love for the wealthy, as we all know. calling it hip to say

we all like jetblue, right are you a jetblue guy?cause -- >> you're a private guy. >> well, no, it doesn't go where i'm going. >> if i'm going to california, i'm trying to do something i'm trying to do something to sit in the front whatever it is whether it's miles >> i see >> my credit card all -- anything that's spent goes for miles. just to try to get -- it's all about trying to get the upgrade, right? >> you can't -- we've talked about this >> i know we have. >> used to be you could buy a coach seat and use the miles to upgrade. now it's -- you got to either go the whole thing or nothing >> in florida you can usually you can go united on one of those little ones, and there is no front, so you don't have any fun. >> you might have some fomo on this jetblue has some new roots coming up on-line. >>> about a new york to london route. i think it would be very interesting to see and whether that would actually. again, i don't know what kind of -- what sfgs levelled they'll have to do a mint service across it. maybe across the water you

thank you aren't secure streaming us on kron on the news continues during the jetblue says it will begin offering transatlantic flights but you have to wait a while before you can hop on the plane, the low cost carrier announcing today it will begin multiple daily flights from new york and boston to london. >>starting in 2021. it will offer what it calls affordable fares of the details on pricing is schedules and even the london airport jetblue will fly to we're not released yet jetblue currently offers international flights to mexico, the caribbean and to south america. but london is the carrier's first european destination. >>next today we're going to show you how one police department is using a popular tool to relay real-time information of first responders in an emergency details after the break and just ahead in sports once again the a's tune of is in baltimore and chris davis. >>controversial police shootings around the country sometimes escalate after police mistake, an innocent object for a gun. one police department in southern california says there might be a way to protect ci

with my image and a few seconds, run through a database, run to a name and sent back to jetblue.estions about how this program works and also how the pictures were obtained, who gets them and how long they keep them. >> those are really quite good questions and we are trying to get really clear answers from all of that and we encourage that passengers ask those questions of their elected officials and the airlines themselves. that would really be great. what we know is when you buy a ticket, when you buy an international ticket, part of the ticketing process that processes providing your passport number to the airline. that is how they know that you as the passenger are matched to that particular image. the number is connected to your passport photograph. that is how the image shows up in the database. exactly how the data shows up in the database in those two seconds, that is still a little bit unclear and we have a lot of questions about that. >> what about the airline? how long does it keep the information and does it, in fact, have the information at its fingertips, if you wi

the airlines experiencing issues include delta, southwest, united, jetblue and alaska. we are checking with sfo and other bay area airports. >> we did receive a statement from southwest airlines and it seems to be good news. southwest airlines has lifted an internal ground stop implemented for about 40 minutes this morning during an outage with a vendor that services multiple carriers with data used in flight planning. southwest goes on to say you could see scattered delays. delta tells one passenger they apologize, that they're experiencing a system wide outage. they go on to say they're working diligently to get it back up and running and don't have a specific time now. >> southwest telling another passenger, apologies for the inconvenience as we fought through some technology issues. we've received word the problem has been resolved, though, so we'll have you on your way asap. >> united telling a passenger they're unable to create and release paperwork so they know that it's frustrating and will get in the air as quickly as possible. >> you may see delays but looks l

southwest, united, jetblue, alaska, and delta. many travelers are venting their frustrations on social media. airlines have been responding, apologizing for what delta is calling a systemwide outage. south was has been telling their passengers that the systems have been resolved. we will see how this happened and what this did to the flights. southwest has said that the issue has been resolved. we're seeing delays. we're hoping to see more information later on this morning. >>> the time is 5:03. a catholic priest from fremont is in the alameda county jail races allegations of child sexual abuse. he was ahead pastor of the corpus christi the church. he was at st. john the baptist church. the alameda county sheriff's office is the alleged abuse started in 2016 and continued for 18 months, allegedly involving a young teenager. meantime, marin county man was arrested in south america. authorities say he traveled to columbia to have sex with minors. they arrested him soon after he arrived in medellin. they say that he used facebook to

jetblue had considering venturing across the atlantic for more than three years. >> any idea if jetblueed a this new flit, since it's -- might have since it's a longer flight? >> coming up, everybody, jonathan swan has a look at this morning's "1 big thing." and this country's top law enforcement feeds into the president's questionable claims, echoing some of the president's talking points when talking about spying. plus, 2020 democratic hopefuls congressman eric swalwell and john hickenlooper discuss their campaigns. "morning joe" is just moments away. joe" is just moments away that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. (boy) got it. (dad) it's slippery. (boy) nooooooo... (grandma) nooooooo... (dad) nooooooo... (dog) yessssss.... (vo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is two times more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. (boy) hey look, i got it. bounty, the quicker picker upper. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative wa

. >> they include delta, southwest, united, jetblue and alaska. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live for us at sfo with the situation there right now. jobina, how are things? >> reporter: good morning. so far at sfo things seem to be running smoothly. i want to point out something here on the arrivals board. you see there is a delay coming from atlanta and other delays coming in because there are airports affected by this. we do see there was a cancellation on the southwest board but so far so good. several airlines including southwest were dealing with computer issues. the faa recommended people contact their airline directly for updates. it's not clear what city they were in but baltimore civil rights activist tweeted out, quote, i'm on the runway on a delta flight and the pilot said the system that gives them clearance paperwork is down, and that they'll hopefully get the system update in ten minutes. the spokesperson with southwest says there was an outage with a vendor that services multiple carriers with data used in flight planning. t

southwest lost -- it dropped to number two in the american customer satisfaction index tying with jetblue. alaska airlines came in number 1. we should note southwest is the biggest user of boeing 737 max jets which have been grounded since last month. >>> an alameda county theater is getting a big honor. >> the nominees for best musical, brandon. >> ain't too proud, the life and times of the temptations. >> nominations for the tony awards were announced on cbs this morning. and berkeley represent practid tori theater is up for best musical for "ain't too proud." i know you want to leave me, but i refuse to let you go >> "ain't too proud" broke house records in berkeley and moved onto broadway and the other best musical nominees include beetle juice, haiti's town, and the prom and toot see. in a santa clara theater is getting a nod. theater work -- winning the regional theater tony award. you can watch the tony awards hosted by james corden on sunday, june 9th right here on kpix5. >>> the peruvian ship docked between the san francisco moratorium is setting -- chopper 5 kept the union ship

jetblue announcing plans to expand splits in 2021. >> they're doing the right thing. going to london, next will be paris and then amsterdam jetblue has been in the range the last couple of years between 14 and 24. can't get out of its own way want to follow along what they're doing. they're doing some of the nice things i'm not so sure to jump in and buy it because of this announcement you need fundamental evidence it's gaining traction. >> waste management moring lower after steeple downgraded the stock to a hold. josh >> this has been a ruth rally in the stock over the last four, five months. today is an ominous pattern. if you're tech declined, it looks like it's broken the up trend. if you're a new buyer of the stock, i would let it settle out. i would not jump in looking like this. >> industrials up nearly 20% this year as a group it's a big group it's an important group, rob do you still like it >> no. >> really? >> i think a lot of people news has been priced in on trade. i think everybody thinks there's going to be a lot of progress. i think you're incredibly

marcus is going to tell but jetblue's plans in just a minute. a hearing in the house that was supposed to look into house supreme allows white supremacists supremacists. chat was disabled on the live video feed after people starting posting messages praising hitler. and ted liu played old video of one of the republican witnesses rather inartfully excusing hitler. it will get even more animated. another hearing today in the senate where senators will hear from conservatives who say social networks censor their messages. president trump had one of his tweets deleted. he posted a campaign video that used music he didn't have the rights to. it is not clear who is making the president's video. but it violated copyright. and what the fed thinks of the economy and a chance of and rates hike in the future. the fed is supposed to be an independent body. it's 6:00 a.m. a short time from now, the wonder's first picture of a black hole. you're saying, scott, that's not a black hole. it's a drain. it is an incredible analog of a black hole. because just wate

flights arrived on time, mishandled baggage, received complaints, and while delta came out on top jetblue ring to second followed by southwest and alaska airlines. last year's winner, frontier, came in dead last. >> those who are last come in first and vice versa. >>> we are going to start with an explanation of what is going on with this. we have light showers moving through the bay area about an hour and a half before the giants take on the padres. it's not going to be in ideal conditions by any means. the golden gate bridge is slick and concord still has 70. much of the bay area is reporting cloudy skies. these are just light showers. if you go to the north bay napa and santa rosa reported rain in the last hour but as this heads south it is dying on the vine. there's not much left as a gets to our neck of the woods. there the showers that move toward napa heading it's way toward pulling back and showing you a full light if you light showers on the coast side. what's next? future cast shows that it blows apart as it comes south. we will get a few drops but it would be lucky if we got mo

a technical issue is impacting some major airlines, including southwest, united, and jetblue. passengers are reporting major delays. i will tell you what is going on. coming up. >>> expect to pay more and dozens of california cities. the new tax hike in effect today. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on monday morning, april 1. i am pam cook. >> and good morning, i am dave clark. there is a lot to talk about this morning. steve paulson is right here in this office. >> this could be a little taxing. >> i plan to not have too many more of those. >> is it going to rain on the stupid parade? they're supposed to be a parade of stupidity in the city. >> today? no. tomorrow, yes. let's go we can see the cloud cover there. temperatures will be a little cooler in the north. mild to the soh. everyone is saying so far it is mostly cloudy skies. we will have a little splash and dash showers working the way into the forecast. probably more to the north. there is a pattern that has

vp of markets elizabeth windra mkds is jetblue's patron of the arts. >> it's expensive to paint a planeyway, you might as well do something really fun. >> reporter: when jetblue decided to fly to palm springs, that i wanted to go retro, but the airline isn't even 20 yet, back in time. >> we wanted to do it but we weren't able to have one and then we said sure we can. >> reporter: unite's new look will roll out over the next several years. once you paint the plane, you'd better like it because the paint job is going to be around for at least seven years. for "cbs this morning: saturday," kris van cleave, rag an national airport. >> i still remember when they called them flying colors. >> i remember the psa smile on the front. i loved it. >>> well, it only recently sounded like futuristic fantasy, but this may have been the week when delivery by drone became a reality th reality. >>> and if you're heading o it the door, don't forget to record "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> coming up in the next hour from monumental public works to compelling museum shows, we'll talk to artist simone le

. >> thank you, guys >> we got the new jetblue shares it appears jetblue will have a trance atlantic. the carrier could add a service to london and could also include routes to other european cities and it's up 4% on that and interesting because norwegian which is a low to medium profit warning of late struggled to make the transatlantic route work i guess jetblue is a level above in service in terms of prices and it's with delta and the norwegian. >> right, and they have some experience in overseas flying to the caribbean and things like that >> we will, and that pretty much does it. big day tomorrow on capitol hill headed to d.c. indeed, on the plane >> anyway, thank you for joining us, contessa "fast money" starts now. >>> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square. i'm melissa lee. your traders are pete najarian, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan it's been a wild ride for this stock and even though it's well below its price, the dean of valuation says it's still not worth the price it's trading at now and plus b

alaska fell to number 4 so coming in last was frontier airlines jetblue ranked number 2 and southwest was number 3. >>air pollution is deadly a new study now links exposure to air pollution to more than 107,000 premature deaths in the united states in 2011 particulate matter or particle pollution is the mix of solid and liquid droplets floating in the air according to the environmental protection agency. it can come in the form of dirt dust soot or smoke. articulate pollution comes from coal and natural gas-fired plants, cars agriculture on paved roads construction sites and wildfires can also all create it. next is 64. >>for playboy model is facing a murder charge after police say they find a body in her car's trunk. what she says the one-time playboy model charged with us killing a pspchiatrist. >>25 year-old kelsey turner appeared in court in stockton for a hearing on her extradition to nevada. our graham lotus's here he has details on this story tonight grant. >>that's right can this friday kelsey turner is due to be returned to las vegas that is where the doctors body here was fo

american, alaska and jetblue airlines suffering computer outages and it is the second global glitch in a month, the problem was reportedly tied to airline technology giant sabre. the company manages the airline reservation system and other critical tech functions. today's outage lasted about 45 minutes.>>> for the first time ever a joan has delivered a donor kidney for transplant. as the tosha 10 reports, it could be the first step towards saving countless lives. >> reporter: from west baltimore, a joan carrying a human organ launches. atlanta 2.8 miles away at the university of maryland medical center. >> temperature is appropriate, the organ does not appear to be injured. >> reporter: it is unsuccessfully transplanted into a patient to save his life. the first of its kind voyage has the potential to revolutionize the organ transplant process. >> this will have a direct impact on improving patient outcomes where time is critical. >> reporter: when performing organ transplant, figuring out how to get it to the recipient quickly is often the most public it apart and any delays can destr

southwest and delta, jetblue to name a few of them. i was after a software system, a third-party system called aero data failed. it helps track the weight and balance of a plane. a sickly reboot problem, but it was enough to the late delay flights across the country. the latest is the problem appears to be resolved, flights are getting on their way. no significant delays to report at san jose reports. >>> tragedy at the track days after racing resumed at santa anita. this morning another horse has died. cell phone video capturing the disastrous moments. a horse named arms runner fell while transitioning from the dirt to the turf. >> when they hit the dirt i saw the gray horse and another horse go down. >> all of a sudden you sawhorses go down. with what's been going on, it's kind of sad to think. you can even focus on the rest of it. it took a while and the kids were really upset seeing what was going on. >> track veterinarians determined arms runner had to be euthanized. the second horse that went down was okay. this is the tracks 23r

. >> reporter: tops in the airline quality rankings this year, delta, just ahead of jetblue and southwestmeanwhile, spirit, american and frontier had the lowest scores in the report. if there is one criticism of this report it's the fact that it does not measure social media in terms of how often people may be going on twitter or facebook to complain about airline service. this is a snapshot of airline service, but some believe it's not a truly complete report. >> phil, i have to ask you, when we look at the big three airlines here, delta came in number one, united in sixth, earn airlines eight out of nine, why are they both closer to the bottom >> couple things to keep in mind all of the service has improved compared to a couple years ago and the grouping from best to worst, is much tighter than it used to be while you have american and united further down on the list, i would not look as that as saying whoa, they're really poor in terms of service relative to delta. again, this is a measurement of those four areas that are monitored and tracked by the federal government >> got it. phil

jetblue is offering waivers for tomorrow. more than 100 flights today have been canceled at denver alone. >> so let's get the latest on this spring blizzard from accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kenneth, janai. we have big concerns with this major storm. damaging winds, flooding rain, blizzard conditions, and travel disruptions reaching back to montana, wyoming, ice throughout nebraska, iowa, flooding rain throughout nebraska, iowa, illinois, severe thunderstorms with the threat of tornados believe it or not. look at the snow accumulations from this same storm, by the way. 12 to 24 inches of snow likely throughout south dakota, nebraska, going into minnesota with the possibility of 30 inches in some areas. then it stays unsettled in the northwest with more showers right along the coast from seattle down towards the medford area. believe it or not, we're concerned about fire danger in new mexico as well as western portions of texas. kenneth, janai? >> no matter how many spring colors we wear, o

. >> those airlines include delta, southwest, united, jetblue, and alaska.working diligently to get back up and running. southwest says a tech issue is affecting its flights. and right now these are responding on twitter to upset passengers facing delays and cancellations, these airlines responding. the faa says the problem is due to a flight planning program, and we're working to find out more on what this means. you can download the abc 7 news app for updates. we are checking with area airports. obviously a rough start to the week if you are flying out this morning. you may want to check to see if it's delayed. >> southwest says they have received word the problem has been resolved. of course it will take a while to get everything back up in the air. >>> now to one of the top stories you're clicking on this morning on abc7news.com, fans and celebrities, including steph curry, are mourning the death of grammy-nominated rapper and entrepreneur nipsey hussle. >> he was shot in b o owns in l angeles yesterday afternoon. two other people were also hurt. r.lice

>> i'm running out of timeibut ant to ask you late today jetblue announced they are going to begin transatlanticts in 2021 from new york and boston. will that have an impact on that will it be an airfare war? what do you think will happen? >> it's a margin as delta tries to carve out some share and you should see weakness ane and the things, and they don't have the same eccovity in another end of the network and they don't have the same capability that the airlinese as far as the distribution channel in europe and thera confion of the aircraft goes, we will have to see how they come out andow they will market that aircraft and it will be smaller than competing aircraft and the price point and they'll be able to make the operationje work. lue certainly has an opportunity to come into that as an attractive marketing to goes and we'll have to see how that plays out. >> david vernon with bernstein, good. >> elsewhere, tesla and general motors get a boost and that's where we issbegin tonight's mar focus planning to introduce a bill to expandax federal credits for buyers of electric vehicles. as you k

stuart: i have flown jetblue. they don't have a first class on jetblue.fference, right? susan: their lovely way to say it basically. still considered low cost, you're making me lose my train of thought, stop it. they have been thinking about this for three years. this is basically break the legacy airlines. 3/4 of transatlantic flights are with alliances with delta, american and united. so if jetblue is getting in competition will heat up. especially fares getting cheaper it helps -- stuart: i feel bad for poor david here. >> i didn't know. stuart: mint is equivalent of so-called first class. susan: business. stuart: business. thanks everybody. this is serious stuff, wonderful stuff. richard cole was the last surviving member of the world war ii doolittle raid. i wonder if you heard of that? people of my age have. perhaps somebody younger has not. richard cole died at age of 103. by the way his work in the pacific helped turn the tide for america right after pearl harbor. what a story. we've got it for you. >>> happening on capitol hill now, acting defens

>> reporter: delta, united, southwest and frontier are all willing to reschedule passengers while jetblue is offering waivers. already more than 100 flights have been canceled in denver alone. and the storm will make its way to the northeast later this week, but janai and kenneth, the rain and thunderstorms expected will likely have less of an impact. >> last hope, mona. thank you. >>> a separate storm system is bringing severe weather to southern california. high winds have knocked down trees and cut power to thousands of customers. flights were also delayed in las vegas, and the heavy winds fueled a brush fire that threatened homes in palm springs. that fire is now under control. >>> in washington, another top official has resigned from the department of homeland security. claire grady was next in line to replace homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen, but grady was forced to resign last night to make room for president trump's personal pick. the president denies he's cleaning house to better respond the surge in migrants at the border. he's also addressing that he wants to bring back

delta tops the rankings followed by jetblue and southwest. the airlines were evaluated on lost baggage, delays and complaints. at the bottom, frontier airlines. spirit airlines, no longer in last place. >>> scientists have figured out how to make airline toilets quieter. they have invented a vacuum-assisted toilet that is half as loud and uses a low level of water. no word yet when the design may be used by the airlines. >>> so a 3-year-old got the ultimate revenge on his dad who is a journalist. he locked his ipad for 47 years. >> what? >> 47 years. evan osnos, a writer for new yorker" posted a picture of his tablet displaying the message, try again in 25,536,442 minutes. his son entered the wrong passcode one too many times, 100 too many times. tough break. >> son is grounded for just as long. >> he's in a lot of trouble. >>> coming up, accepting responsibility. felicity huffman's message to her daughter after pleading guilty in the college admissions scandal. >>> also ahead, an abc news exclusive. the doctor violently dragged off this unit

a jetblue flight from the dominican republic was secured amid concerns a passenger was infected. a few weeks ago, el al airlines was concerned a flight attendant contracted measles at jfk. yesterday's scare comes as the cdc is set to release updated national numbers today. u.s. cases are already at a 25-year high. >>> baltimore police are looking for at least one gunman that brought violence to two cookouts. detectives say someone started firing indiscriminately into the events which were across the street from one another. one was killed. at least six others wounded. officials don't have a motive. >>> now to the extreme spring weather targeting parts of the nation. severe storms taking aim at the midwest and the plains with heavy rain, flooding and tornadoes. take a look at these dark clouds that were hovering over kansas. there was a tornado warning in the area overnight but that has since expired. and chicago got a wicked blast of winter. over the weekend. it's almost may but more than two inches fell causing hundreds of flight cancellations. time now for a look at the forecas

united, jetblue, alaska and delta.airline industry right now still reeling from the grounding of their boeing 737 max planes that happened on march 14th. that is on going as investigators are trying to figure out what caused an ethiopian airlines jet to crash last month as welk, killing all 157 people on board. now we were expecting to get an update on the cause of that crash, the ethiopian crash, but that announcement has now been postponed. but again, today's system out age not likely building confidence for lawmakers who are currently trying to figure out just how safe our air travel really is. steve: great point. thank you very much. while you were speaking delta came out with a tweet, a brief third party technology issue has been resolved. no cancellations are expected due to the issue. our team is working to resolve delays. they again apologize for the inconvenience. >> we thought the major story would be border security. still remains in terms of a crisis. guatemala, honduras, el salvador have their people strea

jetblue says it will offer a european service in 2021 from boston and new york to london. ashley: better than expected. maria: expectations came all the way down. we'll get back to you. our top story this half hour is the race for 2020. vermont senator bernie sanders asked during a cnn town hall last night if he believes prison inmates like the boston bomber, for example, should be allowed to vote. here's what he said. >> if somebody commits a serious crime, sexual assault, murder, they're going to be punished. they may be in jail for 10 years, 20 years, their whole lives. that's what happens when you commit a serious crime. i think the right to vote is inherent to our democracy, even for terrible people, people who commit crimes, they pay the price. >>> when they get out of jail, i believe they should have the right to vote. i believe even if they're in jail, they're paying their price to society but that should not take away their inherent american right to participate in our democracy. maria: joining me right now is the washington examiner's senior editor, kelly jay tor

southwest, delta, united, and jetblue were among the carriers affected by a flight planning weight and balance program glitch from arrow data. data.om aerdo aerodata. in turkey, president erdogan suffered a rare setback at the ballot box. the country's biggest city turned against erdogan for the first time since 1994 in the municipal election. the election board says the opposition candidate has taken the lead in turkey's biggest city, istanbul. in the ukraine, a tv comedian with no political experience took a big step towards defeating the country's incumbent leader in a runoff later this month. he won 30% of the vote in the and is tapped into movement years a ago. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. major indices are green today. the s&p 500 up 8/10 of 1%. off their highs now, but each of the indices up close to 1%. this is one of the poorer performers today, down below its ipo -- lyft is one of the poorer performers today

. >> kenneth owens versus congressman jetblue and what happens when a student goes to beto o'rourke'soesn't even know he is standing next to beto himself. two big stories lighting up social media. moving is hard. no kidding. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. really? really. that was easy. yup. plus, with two-hour appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. now all you have to do is move...that thing. [ sigh ] introducing an easier way to move with xfinity. it's just another way we're working to make your life simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. heather: welcome back. fireworks between canada so invented blue during a hearing about online hate speech. >> a letter words do the talking. >> you wanted to make germany great, fine. >> he is assuming black people will not pursue the full to our clip. that was unbelievably dishonest and he did not allow me to respond to it. shannon: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 h

kennedy: ceo of jetblue made head for walking down aisle of plaiplane, collecting trash from passengersia, a gym has a huge maybmembership drive, this is wy you never lake one our cardio limit at any time fitness, they take you off the machine. amazingly nobody was hurt. >> topic 2. let's go to pittsburgh, pirate beat the reds yesterday, they play basketball afterwards. this did not sit well with yusaku maezawiousyasiel puig. you would be mad too if you were trading fro doyers to the reds. reds are 1 and 8 on the year. >> 4 players were ejected including yasiel puig. he got a hit with a win or base. >> to florida authorities apprehended a coal flooded killer, sphea -- cold flooded k, it was caught in ever playeds friday. people of florida you are more likely to have your face eaten by a person than a snake. animal expert say that python was in record in ledg length. not everyone agrees on measurement. topic 4. bob dylan is opening a whiskey distillery next year in nashville, finally, a way to get -- whiskey in nashville, when is next for ta -- man. >> some people may not understand, it

delta, united, jetblue, and alaska were among the carriers affected.sing a flight planning weight and balance program called aero data. still ahead, all the riches in the world could not keep jeff bezos from getting hacked to at the national enquirer or a foreign power? we will make -- breakdown what his security team thanks. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: amazon says it will cut prices on hundreds of items across aisles throughout whole foods, starting on wednesday. the company said prices will be 20% lower on these items on average with even deeper discounts for prime members. ago thatder two months washington post owner and amazon ceo jeff bezos took to media to accuse the parent company of trying to blackmail him with his own private text messages. in the post, lasers pointed out the washington post coverage of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in a consulate seemed to "hit a particular nerve." taken upve been another level thanks to his personal security consultant. he made the following accusation in a daily

southwest, don't talk, jetblue, and alaska were all affected.riers were using era data software that tracks the weight and balance of flights. the fight between jeff bezos and the national enquirer took another turn over the weekend. forrsonal investigator bezos accused saudi arabia of accessing own date of the world's richest man before the inquirer exposed his extramarital affair. inquirer said it learned about the affair of the brother of bezos' girlfriend. let's get a look at markets. .he dow is up 1% the s&p 500 up .9%. the nasdaq is up 1%. a strong market to start the third quarter. the s&p 500, gaining stocks are doing well. the best performing group. wynn resorts up 7%. gaming revenue decline but just not as much as anticipated. ipg, byrd warner also doing well. kellogg down 2.3% after saying it would sell a brand for $1.3 billion. general mills down 1.8% as well. at dollar index is trading 97.28. strength in sterling right now as a series of indicative votes take place in the u.k. parliament. it remains to be seen it theresa may will br

southwest, delta, united, and jetblue were among the carriers affected. they were using a flight -- flight planning program.lance turkey's biggest cities turning against president erdogan in missable elections -- in municipal elections. the opposition candidate has now taken the lead in turkey's biggest city of istanbul. and a comedian with no political experience taking a big step in defeating the incumbent in the elections.sidential the president just received under 17% of the vote. the runoff is scheduled for april 21. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much indeed. coming up, we are going to carry on figuring out where you should be putting your money into the next quarter. we've already started the new quarter with a bang. risk on certainly the sentiment around the world this morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: live from westminster, london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vo

jetblue moved up two spots to second. at number three and alaska now ranks fourth. alaska was first the past two years. hawaii runs out the top five. >>> flying certain airlines from oakland to hawaii or europe can mean free parking. the offer is thanks to southwest's new flights from oakland to maui which debuted yesterday a month after southwest service to honolulu began. passengers can get four days of free parking or almost $100. there are conditions to meet. the offer runs between may and labor day. find out the details on our website. >>> crack the screen on your phone? it doesn't have to mean a new device. >> next, who is fighting for to you have the right to repair. >>> car break-ins are common in the bay area. what's not so common? is for a car itself to capture its own break-in. not just on one camera but from multiple angles, all leading to an arrest. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - i love this brand. - [♪] - wow! am i floating? - not exactly. that's "bargain bliss" setting in. you're basking in the glow of

saber has issued a statement that reads -- >> at this hour, we do know that alaska airlines and jetblue and american airlines are among the major carriers that are affected. as for the situation here at j.f.k. airport, interestingly, shepard, i went in terminal 4, the international terminally and anecdotally, my observation, doesn't seen any more hectic than on a usual day. but that's hectic. shepard? >> shepard: this company has had issues before, right? >> that's right. there was a computer glitch in march that affected thousands. in 2016, saber has a hotel reservation system that was hacked and information was compromised. exactly what went wrong here, we don't know. we're told, again, that there are significant delays affecting many airlines from coast to coast, including j.f.k. and lax. >> shepard: thanks. a huge fire at a zinc plant in north carolina has burned it serve out. deputies went door-to-door telling folks in the area to evacuate overnight. according to local news outlets, crews are testing the air and water nearby. the fire started nearby. here's the location now. it's i

delta came out on top, jetblue was ranked second followed by alaska airlines.ntier was at the bottom of the list with less than a week to go before the tax filing deadline, there were millions of americans who need to get busy. jill schlesinger is here to help us with tips. what if you can't meet the deadline? >>reporter: you're going to have plenty -- 14.6 million taxpayers are going on extension this year. if so, it would be the largest number of request ever received in a year. okay. so when you think about an extension, it's straight forward. you file for a six-month extension with form 4868. you have to do it by april 15th. nasty penalties, totaling almost 50% of what you owe to your tax bill. remember, here's the important piece. extensions, they have a caveat. the irs will give you extra time to file, not to pay. you have to estimate what you pay and pay 90% of it and that's how you'll avoid a pen amount and the extension, it does not provide you with extra time to make an roth or ira contribution. if you're on an attention -- >> what if you owe money, b

delta, jetblue. does this hit on a pla flaws ine tax system. >> i issue is not so.te, that is not what that argument is about, i a argument, elizabeth warren has fastened on these numbers to propose a 7% tax across the board, we're talking about a difference these 60 companies, of 12 billion dollars, that seems like a lot of money, in great scream, in 20 trillion dollar economy, it is not, biggest loophole is encouraging investment. we understand that is worth while for country, it drives productivity that drives wage gain. i think we have to be careful before we start messing with this. david: governor? >>, i don't think just a question of how much money it bowwould net the industry, thisd not just happen during president trump's time. i was shocked to find jeff, head of committee, ge pai no taxes. it is basic fairness. you say they invested it, trump tax cut was -- given to corporations because it was too invest in job, they did not really invest in new jobs they invested in give backs to shareholders, things that done t benefit the average working person, i would

jetblue, southwest, and alaska round out the top four. american airlines is listed near the bottom.ual study measures on time arainfalls, complaints with the -- arrivals, complaints with the transportation department. it does not rank social media claims. >>> trip adviser is making it easier for travelorce fin their perfect cruise perience. the new program allows passengers to write cruise reviews, share pictures, and shots for great deals. executivesay this will help travelers make more informed decisions about cruise options. here's your cnb business report. >> reporter: good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. twitter is capping t number of accounts you can follow each day in an effort to bots.pam and you will be limited to 400 follows a day, down from the previous 1,000 p day. twitter's high follow rate contributes to spam. if you rea the limit, you can follow more accounts once a full day as haased. with your morning -- has passed. with your business report, i frankholland. >>> good morning, everyone. made it into the 80s yesterday. first tim that warm s far this c

. >> tops in the airline quality rankings this year, delta just ahead of jetblue and southwest meanwhileier had the lowest scores in the reports while this report is encouraging, it fails to track how often people complain on social media about airline service, which is increasingly how people reach out to their carriers or vent when something goes wrong on their trip. >>> you can find out more about this new airline report and go to our website at cnbc.com. >>> let's talk more about the markets. all right. on deck. hitting the brics. why your next guest sees an opportunity. the flag might give it away. >>> a lltrwa seet analyst downgrades the ge stock coming up along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. every year, our analysts visit thousands of companies, in a multitude of countries, where we get to know the peo

now this outbreak has got folks so nervous it even sparked fears and delays on a jetblue fight last nightm the dominican republic to new york. was delayed at the terminal, quarantined temporarily but all passengers checked out. everything is fine there. at any moment we're expecting the governor's response to drug lord guzman's demand for a new trial. he's claiming that jurors improperly followed media coverage during his brooklyn tral. el chapo was convicted of murder, conspiracy and drug trafficking in february. >>> burger king is taking its fake hamburger, the impossible whopper nationwide. burger king successfully tried it out for a month in st. louis, missouri. it's a plant-based burger in every burger king restaurant by the end of if year. >> it could be any day that megan markle will give birth. the kensington palace remains tightlipped on the due date. but media reports indicate it could be the last few days of this month or the first few days of may. a royal baby on the way. >>> prosecutor kim foxx now hit with a subpoena over why her office dropped all 16 counts against the acto

jetblue is going across the pond.begin offering flights to london starting in 2021. flights will take off from boston and new york. it also hinted at possibly more european destinations. and you no longer have to add blue berries to your cheer roses because general mills is doing it for you. blublueberry cheerios on shelves this spring. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up on the show. congresswoman ilhan omar saying the september 11th terror attacks were when, quote, some people did some things. she'we'll have the backlash comg up. bernie sanders pushing hard for a medicaid for all program. we have a politician that his throwing his hat into the 2020 ring and he's not having of that socialist talk. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ limu emu & doug what do all these people have in common, limu? [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need! [ gargling ] [ coins hitting the desk ] yes, and the

we have southwest, united, jetblue, alaska, and delta. it is a become the faa explained the issue, saying several airlines are experiencing issues with a flight planning weight to balance data. they are impacting it to varying degrees. >> i met a man traveling to chicago. he was flight supposed to leave at the?:20. got pushed back to 8:30 and he was not given a reason why. >> i just want to go home. it has been a long week here. hopefully i will be out of here by 8:30. a result officials and they said that the delays we're seeing today are pretty typical of a normal day, but they are keeping an eye on things. airline to major cities like chicago, new york, and detroit were greatly impacted. travelers took to twitter to voice their complaints. they vented their frustrations. the airlines have apologize. the faa says that the issue has been resolved, but there will be residual delays throughout the day. >>> now to the north bay, where three people were hurt when a hat air balloon hit a power line. one person suffered serious injuries and wa

the major airlines that were impacted, southwest, united, jetblue, alaska and delta. a lot of those airlines are reporting that because of the earlier outage, or maybe scattered delays throughout the day. it is always a good idea to check with your carrier at the very last minute before you head to the airport. save yourself a trip if you can. >> is look at the live news desk. we have some video from overnight. fire at a homeless encampment. this is near highway 17 near main street. it was a real challenge for firefighters because accessibility, it was sort of down in the growth where they had to first get their equipment down there to start fighting that fire and then it took them once they got there more than five minutes to actually put those flames out. a lot of stuff left behind right now as firefighters tried to determine the cause and origin of that fire. back to you. >> police are still trying to track down two suspects in the latest east bay freeway shooting. this happened late saturday night on highway four near martinez. it started when another driver in a

southwest, united, jetblue, alaska, and delta. i met a man in oakland traveling in oakland. >> i just want to get home. it has been a long day here. >> reporter: travelers spent the day reaching out to airlines. the airlines have apologized and explained that they it is a systemwide outage. the faa says the issue is resolved. elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we will track further throughout the morning. >>> a man in fremont is recovering. he worked at the smoking pig restaurant. he went down the street to denny's after his shift for a late night dinner at about 2:30 sunday morning. he says he saw a door dash courier being verbally aggressive to the denny's employees and decided to step in. that is when he say the man punched him in the face. he was hospitalized with a fractured nose and palate and two of his teeth were knocked out. >> he came in and was really angry that they were to just taking care of him straightaway. it is denny's at 3:00 in the morning. i feel for the people have to work there and deal with that. >> th