. >> terms of raising prices, i think jetblue has done a good job of that.tuesday, july 23rd, they're going to report. the analyst community is not giving the love to jetblue they have to come around seven buys, 12 holds >> give the love to jetblue, not the love to law, which is southwest ticker i like twes as well, but i'll take jetblue >> kevin >> i'm going to take money back to work in small and midcap stocks they trailed, not participated in the rally they're trading at cheaper pes i'm going to use the ousm. it distills down the 2,000 names in the russell to the ones making money and pay dividends within the russell 2000. about 250 to 300 names >> crab flambe on your cooking channel last night on youtube. >> i'm so proud i have now launched chef wonderful. i'm going back to my roots and cooking. >> because there's not enough. brin talkingten, what is your final trade? >> we like a small midcap name it's a mortgage servicing company. it's a little misunderstood. it's a yield play. a little over 12%. it sold off, the market is projecting three rate cuts we

there are nine gates opening today and southwest and jetblue will be using that. this terminal is the 380-foot display wall that has art and pictures, highlighting the life of harkey milk. he was a san francisco supervisor and civil rights activist, he was killed in 1978. airport officials say this is the first terminal in the world to be named after an lgbt leader. >>> there's still more to come. they will open more sections of this terminal in phases. it will eventually have 25 gates, but this morning, its first two flights are already on their way, a southwest airlines flight going to las vegas and a jetblue flight has already left out of here headed toward new york. live in sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> we're learning more this morning about a dramatic rescue in rad r driver from his burning vehicle. an eyewitness shot this video of an suv catching fire after it hit a tree on saturday night. vehitree also impaled the police officer jason trzewieczynski first tried to fight the flames with a fire extinguisher. as the fire kept burning, he decided to pull

airbus, their chief plane, jetblue is up 19%.up about 2% jet blue up about 16%. maybe they tamped down expectations so much that it is a beat? charles: we'll see. when they announced they would take a five billion dollar hit, the stock surged higher, it hasn't looked back. >> you have to be real. charles: jeff, great stuff, appreciate it. >> thanks, charles. charles: stock alert for you. shares of autonation are skyrocketing after replacing its new ceo with another new ceo. four months after the country's largest auto dealership, named a ceo. they will go with cfo cheryl miller. wall street applauding that move. >>> democratic lawmakers are reportedly holding mock hearings to prep for the robert mueller testimony tomorrow. how prepped do you need when mueller says he will stick to the report? all rise, we have a preview with judge an true napolitano jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up f

jetblue will only get six of the 13 aircraft it ordered.g jetblue to adjust in the second half of the year and trim growth projections for 2020. let's take a quick check of how markets are trading right now. looking like this, gains 0.0 3%. the cost be is flat. is flat. -- the kospi australia is up. are seeing u.s. futures under a little bit of pressure, down 0.02%. would faceng stocks antitrust scrutiny. the s&p 500 closed at the highest level in more than a week. strong earnings, positive trait developments between china and the u.s. ftse closed about four hours ago, up 0.37%. the chinese yuan unchanged. what else should we be watching? eye on we are keeping an assets in the mainline, checking on the yuan, holding steady after beating news that u.s. and china resume high-level talks monday. it depends on what trump has to say on huawei, keeping an ion suppliers for tech companies. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is not :00 a.m. in beijing. i am tom mackenzie. yvonne: we are counting down to the hour of trading. >> we have some optimism with tr

. >> capri: i love jetblue. if this is happening there. jetblue meant is kind of first class.y get in on certain planes. >> greg: it's been nice. >> capri: is very affordable for what it is. >> greg: if you fly commercial, that is. [laughter] >> capri: you said it. i didn't. >> jesse: dagen, are you getting a kick out of it? >> dagen: no, i hate feet. men's feet with the hair on their toes and they stick their feet through the -- the armrest and he looked down and you see -- >> greg: that! talk about righteous violence. when you see someone's foot come up on your arm, you have a right to cut off the foot. >> dagen: i have turned around and said do you mind if i shave the hair off those toes? >> jesse: greg will allow foot violence on planes. thousands of people in sweden getting tiny microchips implanted in their skin. instead of carrying around credit cards or cash, they swipe their hand as they pay for groceries or something. they can also monitor your health and you could swipe into work that way. >> greg: you have to weigh the costs and benefits. if this chip modulates her

add jetblue to the list of companies that beat the street this morning.0 cents a share better than was expected up 9.2%. strong across the board. expanding margins, strong growth in the key markets where they are looking to drive the revenue. when you look at the full year for earnings, this is the stock getting close to the 52-week high it has had a nice run along with jetblue and other airlines under pressure you see the stock raining at just under 19.30 a share we get american later this week. as you look at the airline earnings overall we also get southwest later this week those companies that have expose you're to the max feeling more pressure and certainly skepticism with inspectors you see that with southwest and american other companies like jetblue who do not have exposure that are benefitting. and talking about the airbus that is a little behind on delivery >> thank you, phil from chicago. harley davidson, one of the other big names reporting. revenue was short of forecast cutting the full-year motorcycle shipment forecast. let's get reaction fr

nine gates of the new terminal will open this morning servicing southwest and jetblue passengers. the fully renovated terminal will have a total of 25 gates. it's expected to be complete in 2023. >>> a car hits a tree and catches fire in the east bay. we have incredible video showing the moment an officer pulls the man from the burning car. >>> thooefts go in a car break-in spree in a popular tourist spot. the one common thing police say drivers have to do. >>> facebook admitting a flaw in its messaging app may have exposed children to strangers. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. good morning, mike. >> kumasi, good morning. temperatures running in the upper 50s to low 60s through most of the south bay. mountain view a little warmer. san jose 63, 6 in alum rock. 60 in newark and redwood city and fairfield. mid to upper 60s in the east bay valleys. if you look around alameda, san carlos, up the coast and into the north bay, low to upper 50s. let's take a look outside. a beautiful shot. that is the bay bring from sutro tower. we have foggy sp

this is the opportunity if jetblue is going to break out.his could be on the earnings report wait until you see what those results are. >> doc, you're in and out. >> i believe pete is in united, but i just -- i have been trading them i haven't been investing in them >> brenda, where do you stand on airlines >> don't own airlines, no. >> let's get to break. we've got questions. you have questions we've got answers hopefully. final tradeslsne ao xt i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> josh brown, a member of the half it'll investment committee, has

. >> for now they are operating on the new gates including southwest and jetblue, eventually 25 gates will open. >> we are getting these pictures and of a rare tornado that touched down in cape cod massachusetts. the storm being blamed for damage including ripping the roof off of a hotel. some guest described the scene as something of the wizard of oz. elsewhere the high winds brought on trees, but no reports of serious injuries. the kind of rare. >> things pretty calm back here in the bay area, lucky for us. >> it is the sum of the year we see all the thunder from activity mainly east of the rockies. it is not impact is here but that is some cloud cover right there. that is the northern french. some humanity is moving in our direction, it is mid-level humidity. not stuff we would fill outside. to our south there are thunderstorms bubbling up, but not for us. livermore 86. concord 90. san francisco, just as chilly as yesterday, only 63 degrees. san jose the sweet spot is 77. giants are hot, beat the cubs last night let us do it again at 6:45 first pitch breezy and cool. i was a little

i want to bring you jetblue. it's a bit of a wild card. not a dow member. bottom line as well, wall street looking for 57-cents a share, jetblue posting 60-cents a share. on revenue, in the place of $2.1 billion, which was consensus estimate, posting $2.11 billion. united technology, this is going to have a good wind in its sails for the trading day. analysts looking for $2.05 per share. united technologies posting $2.20, also raising the guidance for the rest of the year on the revenue side, instead of $19.55 billion, which was consensus, the company posting $19.63 billion. so a beat on the top and the bottom line. so so far, the two dow components we've heard from before the market, coca-cola and united technologies, exceeding on the top and bottom line. we are still waiting for travelers. that is the third dow component to report before the earnings -- before the bell, rather. and just as a general contextual point, only 20% of the s&p 500 companies have reported so far, but 77% have exceeded earnings expectations and 63% have beaten revenue expectations

long beyond the jetblue and united.max 8 rounding and has embroiled in a lawsuit against mechanic unions, accusing them of slowing work. theets across asia in green. let's get a preview of what to watch. sophie: let's get a quick check on interbank rates. one month rate falling to a ,hree-week low below 2.5% accompanied by softening of the hong kong dollar. it is the worst. set to snap a four-day decline. given the dollar interbank rates remain at premium. that spread is anticipated to shrink further as tightness in the cash market eases more as a large ipo. price this is set to thursday. a quick mention of stocks to watch. .hinese airlines go positive accelerating to more than 12% in 2019. goldman raised air china and china eastern to buy, with valuations looking attractive. morgan stanley has cut future line development to equal wait for the price tag at 1175. this in the wake of the arrest of the company's chairman. over the past year, up about 8.3%. paul: thanks very much. we do see markets higher at the moment in a

. >> in a tweet threat exchange with jetblue on april 17, writer mckenzie fagan had a few questions aboutoarding procedure. no boarding pass, no i.d. instead, a camera and screen verified her identity against the u.s. customs and border patrol database and then let her on the plane. some passengers might consider the increasing use of facial recognition convenient, some may think it is orwellian, but it is already everywhere. the question is how far will it go? turns out, even some of those developing the technology are scared of what the answer might be. this is your bloombergquint take on facial recognition. in may, san francisco became the first american city to block police and other agencies from using facial recognition software. >> the biggest concerns are all around civil liberties, and whether you enable a totalitarian state with this technology, which seems to be the direction things are heading. >> so how did we get here? like other artificial intelligence applications, facial recognition initially developed slowly, beginning in the 1960's, with the help of newly available heig

. >>> jetblue airways will end its nonstop service between reagan national and charleston, south carolina. the final flight is scheduled ct for oer 26th. the low cost carrier started service in 2014. two her airlines do offer nonstop service from d.c. to arleston. >>> a church will spend the week cleaning up after a ceiling collapsed. no one was in the sanctuary at the time. the ptor says when with the collapse happened, that may have saved a getting hurt. from >> this space would be filled with 50 folk or more who would be practicing getting ready for worship on sunday. so just a few hours and it could have been a different situation. >> there is a giant hole in the ceiling and the brand nepipe organ is filled with dust. churches in the area are offering their support and space so the congregation can worship together. in these difficult times you see the community rallying and pulling through. >>> countdown is on for fourth of cv #ñjuly. >> over the weekend, crews started prepping the launch points for the big show here in the district. the folks who make the fireworks say this will be

nine gates opened tuesday for southwest and jetblue customers. >>> as part of abc 7's continuing commitment to building a better bay area and the need to combat homelessness, abc 7 news reporter galesian introduces us to a 7-year-old making care packages for the homeless. she sits down and asks one question, how can i help. >> would you like a care package today? how is you guys day going? >> to say patel is compassionate would be an understatement. he started homeless benefactors coalition. on weekends he spends time with the homeless. today he's in san francisco's tenderloin district passing out hygiene kits and food. >> i see them as true people. some people might see them as scary because they might have mental issues but i take them as regular people. >> he had a lengthy conversation with frank who has been oemless for a decade. the time the teen took time to talk brought tears to his eyes. >> it's nice. it hurts a little but i'll take what i can get. >> why does it hurt a little? >> because he's a kid and i'm a grown man. >> it started here in the tenderloin. he used to come here as a

underperform due to the grounding of the 737 max, and a labor dispute with mechanics, but they are upgrading jetblue and alaska airlines. they are saying both of these airlines are poised to benefit from strong domestic demand. vonnie: taylor riggs, thank you for that. sticking with markets, investors eyeing this week federal reserve chairman jay powell's testimony in congress after the latest payroll report signaling the american economy is on track at least labor market wise. zook bring in christopher from houston. jeffries saying it is time to get out of the markets. are we close to a top-tier? >> i think we are. this market has become quite schizophrenic. bad news is good news, good news is bad news, and then bad news is almost good news. the market is expensive. we have a lot of headwinds in the world that we need to be mindful of. could make it difficult for stocks to advance from here. vonnie: seems like technology has been leading the way weather for gains or losses. does that continue? for stiffer: technology -- christopher: technology -- what youeaking have now is everything revolving arou

we got a sneak peek, nine gates will open for southwest and jetblue customers. the terminal will have a total of 25 gates expected to be complete in 2023. >>> pilots with british airways have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a strike, but haven't set a date yet. the dispute is over pay. the airlines pilots association says it doesn't want to strike during the summer and disrupt the busy travel season and blames the airline for dragging out negotiations since last fall. british airways is seeking an injection tomorrow in the high court to haul any potential strike action. british airways flies out of san jose and san francisco airports but not oakland. br thatilonllar people's inform. it will provide $425 million relief to consumers and $100 million civil money penalty. new york's attorney general accused them of putting profits over privacy as well as plain greed. that deal must now be approved by a federal district court and michael finney was telling us on abc 7 news at 4:00 that individuals may get up to $20,000 per person if they have been affected and harme

. ♪ >> in a tweet threat exchange with jetblue, begin see fagan had a few ideas about the airlines newe's new boarding procedure. it letter on the plane. some passengers may consider the increasing use of facial recognition convenient, some orwellian, but it's everywhere. how far will it go? even some of those developing the technology are scared of what the answer might be. this is your bloomberg quick take on facial recognition. became the francisco first american city to block police at other agencies from using facial recognition software. >> the concern is around civil liberties and whether you are you are enabling a totalitarian state. >> how did we get here? like other artificial intelligence applications, facial recognition developed slowly beginning in the 1960's. with the help of newly available cameras, machine learning and giant databases of photos to increase accuracy, it advanced in a hurry. >> it's basically a technology that takes images from cameras and tries to identify faces of people. it does so by taking key points on the face and doing measurements of the distance

earnings season heating up this morning as invests await results from coca-cola, lockheed martin, jetbluere. >>> a major mobile deal in the works. apple reportedly in talks to buy intel's smartphone modem chip

. >>> jetblue airways will end its nonstop service between reagan national and charlest, south carolinauhe final flight is schedd for october 26th. the low st carrier started service in 2014. two other airlines will offer nonstop service from d.c. to charleston. >>> here is a look at other top stories. ten people were killed when a plane crashed into a hangar near dallas. it waseading to florida. all of those who were killed were in the plane. no one was in the hangar. >>> rainman played a role in a crash on the beltway that killed a prince george's county toddler. the 2-year-old was in the car with her family on the outer loop near branch avenue friday when another car crash into them from behind. the girl's mother and 5-year-old sister were taken to the hospital. >>> no cause has been determined for this house fire in fairfax county. chopper 4 over the scene during the battle to put the flames out that happened on friday in great falls. two people who were inside at the time were able to escape. one firefighter suffered a minor injury and is expected to be ok y. >>> workers at the was

this portion includes southwest, jetblue among others. dedicated to the late san francisco supervisor, harvey milk. is being rebuilt in stages and expected to fully be opened in 2023. >>> kamala harris has announced new legislation that will decriminalize marijuana on the federal level. a presidential candidate, kamala harris also wants a federal tax to help those that were convicted in the past of marijuana possession. she is working with jerry nadler from new york. back in 2010, as san francisco's district attorney, harris was against legislation that would have legalized pot in california. >>> we are both parents, i am interested to hear what you think about this. parenting and tech coming together. a new diaper that will monitor your babies sleep, listen to this, it will alert you if you want has an accident. the question is are these smart diapers a smart idea? >> all right! kind of cool. man 2: proof of less joint pain... woman 3: ...and clearer skin. man 3: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woma

earnings season heating up this morning as invests await results from coca-cola, lockheed martin, jetblue and many more. >>> a major mobile deal in the works. apple reportedly in talks to buy intel's smartphone modem chip business it could be a $1 billion transaction. >>> and there's one tech giant that's outspending the pack amid heightened regulatory scrutiny cnbc crunched the numbers. we'll bring you those details ahead on lobbying spending. >>> and changes at the top as the uk looks to choose its kn new prime minister, what does it mean for investors we go live to london it's tuesday, july 23rd. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning i'm dominic chu. this is a live shot of our nation's capitol where just hours ago the white house and congressional leaders averted a potential government shutdown and default on our debt reaching a two-year deal to lift the debt ceiling and raise federal spending levels. president trump tweeting the news late last night calling it a real compromise, much more on that big deal coming up. here's how your money and the global markets are

fully forming jetblue train at newark airport before it took off for tampa.assenger were evacuated while police dogs infected luggage. nothing was found on the plane. >> baronie filing for bankruptcy protection reports say that retailer has hired lawyers to weigh with a potential bankruptcy filing among other option it is that could occur in the next coming weeks. the move is largely to address expensive leases especially in its flagship location on madison avenue in manhattan that are hampering retarialers business. and there's no need to panic the great taco bell shortage of 2019 has come to an end. taco bell confirming to fox news that they've resolved the issues with their suppliers and that the effective restaurant should be able to offer customer the entire menu company was going through what many on the internet were calling a apocalypse that's what's happening now. >> i have friends that were losing it over their lack of tore tortilla at taco bells. >> i'm glad it is over. indulge. gosh. we've got a lot more coming up. ready set, shop, amazon prime da

nine open tuesday for jetblue customers. >> special day at ucsf benioff hospital oakland as two entriesited young patients. mickey mouse and our very own spencer christian seen there. surprised the kids and their families with toys from their favorite disney movies. disney is the parent company of abc7 donated boxes of toys, books, movies and games and they do this every year at more than 450 children's hospitals it around the country. >> have disney come in and give us these beautiful toys that speak to their interests and their passions and then to have mickey in person and just see these kids be able to return to their genuine selves that are fun lobbing and expressive and wanting to connect it means the world to us. >> children's hospital oakland has its own show and spencer is a part of that. they day live version for the kids today. spencer is joining us now. >> it was great fun. like my fourth time over there. they have this broadcast that goes out to all around the hospital called the cho show. children's hospital oakland. we do trivia questions and some kids gather in the studi

nine gates open on tuesday for southwest and jetblue customers. >>> as part of abc 7's continuing commitmento building a better bay area and the need to combat homelessness, abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian introduces us to a 17-year-old who spends his time making care packages for the homeless. it's not just that, though. he sits down with them to find out what their needs are and asks just one question, how can i help? >> would you like a care package today? how is you guys day going? >> to say patel is compassionate would be an understatement. at just 17, he started the homeless benefactors coalition. on weekends he spends time with the homeless. today he's in san francisco's tenderloin district passing out hygiene kits and food. >> i see them as true people. some people might see them as scary because they might have mental issues and stuff like that but i take them as regular people. >> he had a lengthy conversation with frank who has been homeless for a decade. the fact that the teen took time to talk brought tears to his eyes. >> it's nice. it hurts a little but i'll take what i

of earnings dow component coke cola travelers reporting this morning along with haverly davidson jetbluegher open this morning 66 point gain on dow futures after a winning day on wall street yesterday. barely. making a deal the white house in congress reaching an agreement on spending and raising the debt ceiling. we have the details. and the if downside boeing economic impact the grounding of the 737 max taking a toll on overall economy on airlines, suppliers, gdp we break that down and count down to mueller. the former special counsel set to testify tomorrow with the department of justice saying that bob mueller must stick to what was in the public two volume mueller report we preview big hear and who might be disappointed when all is said and done mornings with maria starts right now. ♪ joining the conversation this morning fox business jackie delaware angeles editorial page editor james freeman and random solution author of every day millionaires great to see one and all three. only thank you. nice to see james thanks for coming. pmpleght as always my mother told me she was l

the first 9 of 25 gates will be operational today for southwest and jetblue customers, including restaurants and a security checkpoint. the nearly 2 1/2 billion dollar project to redevelop the terminal has been broken down into three phases. and it will be fully functional by 2023. >>> this morning a. new survey finds homelessness in oakland has spiked nearly 50% in just a couple years. the jump means today's homeless rate is higher than san francisco and berkeley. according to county officials, oakland county nearly 2800 homeless people in 2017. but this year they counted more than 4,000. the search comes despite efforts to tackle the homeless problem with community cabins and safe rv parking site. >>> time is 6:38. cal train is laying out the vision to becoming more commuter friendly transit system. details on the new plan. >>> plus supervisors in another bay area city are pushing a ban on natural gas in new buildings. >> and the market opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's look at the big board. the dow is up about 87 points coming up we will get an update from kcbs radio financial report

you can see there, the ceo's of american, united, jetblue, fedex, atlas air and qatar airways meeting with president trump. we are told that transparency and competition will be the subjects of discussion here. melissa? melissa: blake, thank you for that. connell: also today disney firing back at abigail disney's criticism saying her statements are quote, unfair and libel oust. reporter: she is the granddaughter of roy disney, she was livid after visiting disneyland last year, more specifically about the pay practices with the company. this came out yesterday. disney fired back with their own statement. we generally avoid commenting on base le reports. this is particularly egregious and we won't let this stand. we strongly disagree with this characterization of our employees and the experience at disney this is widely reported stunt is a gross and unfair exaggeration of the facts that is not only a misrepresentation but also an insult to the thousands of employees who are part of the disney community. two major words there. you have insult and stunt. abigail disney visited disneyland

. >> you're a jetblue guy. >> i am. >> straight ahead, your etf edge stick around give you a check of the s&p sectors to see how they're performing the energy and real estate is in the green. the health care is the biggest drag we are back after this i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check with td ameritrade. ♪ you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better l

with southwest and american down, but those are on boeing troubles, a specific issue others like jetblue or delta are mostly flat to slightly to the upside elsewhere, you contrast that with the u.s.-based railroads, that they recovered very quickly after that december drop so norfolk southern, kansas city southern, csx, union pacific, they're all up more than 20%, the share well off of their lows put it together and since transports hit their september high, they are down about 10%. that's the white line there, the dow jones industrials up nearly 3% back to you, melissa >> thank you bob pisani on the new york stock exchange guy, i know you fancy yourself a dow enthusiast >> i was around when they -- >> came up with it >> what does it tell you when the transport index is so divided in performance when it comes on this subsectors >> i'm not trying to be glib, i think 50 years ago i told you more i don't think nearly today the -- the overall market is as reliant on the transports as they once were with that said, i don't think you can have ahealthy rally without both the transports and the

jetblue, we show you that one. why? because they don't fly many boeing aircraft.hey're pretty much airbus. they're up 19% year-to-date. so, neil, tomorrow will not be a pretty site when they unveil their earnings but maybe they will be better than people think. some people buying in. neil: they ratcheted down expectations to the point it might surprise on the upside. thank you very much. jeff flock on all of that. >> thanks, sir. neil: meanwhile you've got puerto rico they're issuing search warrants to the governor, what he knew and when. in costa rica, people dying from tainted alcohol. dominican republic, problems with tourism. people are looking at this idyllic part of the world and saying you know what? the catskills looks just great, after this. every day, invesco combines ideas with technology, data with inspiration, investors with solutions. because the possibilities of life and investing are greater when we come together. ♪ can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love

at sfo open to the public, the first nine of 25 gates will be operational today for southwest and jetblue>> good morning here at 8:57 from your real-time traffic center. that is to look at some of your main drive times. commute not too terrible out of the south bay, back on the yellow in 181. in the red on 280 and 87 but these are still some 25 minute commute. the san mateo bridge is slow going in the westbound direction. no issues to report, just regular reshad. east front is a little busier but not terrible., and the rush and the normal free weight 27 minutes on 31 of 580, 24 still looks good that is in the yellow. want to get to the bay bridge you are slow and go pretty much from the maison maze on, as well as onto the 880 a flyover, as well as the richmond, somewhere fail bridge. san rafael bridge. >>> looking at quite the impressive blanket of low clouds when you look at this scene from the top of the tower, however it is fairly localized to the city and peninsula and if a small part of the east bay. everybody else is looking at a pretty sunny day to start and that means we have more

jetblue, delta, ual, all getting better >> treasury yields going higher?nt here where there has been a buyer's climax in bonds. you look at flows, the tld, the long bond etf, you're in the 99th percentile of all observations over the last number of years. you've seen an extreme in flows. you started to -- i think see some extremes in prices. notable to me the banks did not take this last leg lower with bond yields. citigroup, goldman sachs turning a little bit i think there is some equity market signals that would suggest you're at least close to some type of a bottom in bond yields >> pepsi reported earnings better than expected top and bottom lines this morning. what do you see for staples in general and for pepsi in particular since it doubled the performance of its closest competitor, coke >> i think you look at staples, it is such a bifurcated sector look in may, when the market was weak, but you own the wrong staples, colgate and clorox, you weren't rewarded for being defensive versus pepsi or coke which has been good, walmart fantastic, costco has b

a jetblue plane is being evacuated at newark airport in new jersey after a suspicious item was foundd off. an investigation is underway. no other flights seem to be impacted. >>> to another fox news alert, at least two americans are among the dead in a terror attack at a hotel in somalia. police say four gunmen stormed the building after it was hit with a car bomb overnight. they were shot and killed by security forces. the attack lasting 14 hours. in total, at least 26 people are dead. extremist group al-shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> meantime, the trump economy booming as the stock market closes at new highs, ending a record-setting week on wall street. griff: this as president trump convinces lockheed martin's ceo to keep a pennsylvania plant open saving over 400 jobs. jedediah: here with more on the week in economic news is charles payne, host of "making money" on fox business and my own personal business adviser. no -- [laughter] all right, so what are the impacts of this? i want to talk about this lockheed martin and the impact of trump on this and the jo

the tsa has outlined proposals to collaborate with private companies, including delta and jetblue to develop and implement their facial recognition search systems. is this correct? >> ma'am, we've issued a security program amendment to delta to allow them to use biometric identification at their bag drop. in terms of partnering with them to develop the back end matching system, that is something that we're still engaged with cbp on. >> and the bag drop, those are the computers that folks check in and get their boarding pass from? >> that would be -- i would use the term kiosk for that. >> kiosk. >> delta uses that technology at their kiosk. where we have equity is at our check point and the bag drop, where we're required to ensure the passengers match to their bag. >> do individuals know that that is happening and do they provide explicit consent? is it opt in? >> passengers have the opportunity to not participate. >> so it's opt out but not opt in. >> it is. yes, ma'am. >> so it's possible that jetblue and delta are working with the tsa to capture photos of passengers' faces without