we will talk about jetblue in just a moment.rms of the single names, let's talk about what has been happening. underperformance in the insurance sector. and some of the industrial companies as well. theissen krupp getting hit hard today. the market not reacting well to the earlier numbers delivered by the company. you can see the market has taken that badly, as with aegon. industrials and insurers under pressure. as we will discuss in just a moment, tui trading down. this is a pan-european travel operator taking money from the german state. aviation andith talk about what is happening with jetblue. jetblue is considering the option of flying transatlantic. it is more than considering it. it is looking to potentially do it next year. robert hayes is the ceo. earlier on him and asked when we will see the flights across the atlantic. in 2021it will be later than we originally thought. i believe a combination of a vaccine, better therapeutics. i still expect leisure demand between the u.s. and europe to recover at some point in 2021

.- catch up there of the interview with jetblue ceo.s there going to be any transatlantic travel this year? this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back to watching "bloomberg markets." jet fuels saying that demand, the outlook is getting tougher and tougher. southwest is talking about reducing demand as we approach the fall. at 40%e is flying capacity that they had a year ago. they are seeing less demand than anticipated. the guy that runs it joined me a little earlier on to talk about where demand is going. robin: we are flying about 40% of what we normally fly, which 15% less thanto we expected to fly in august going back to june. guy: we spoke about what happens at the end of september as the cares act money runs out as we approach october. what your plans were going to be . we are looking at stalemate currently in d.c. when it comes to cares act 2. what are your current plans in terms of downsizing the business come the end of september, and will that be effective with the extension? robin: the country needs a stimulus bill. politicians

brooke and her kids were told i jetblue to exit the plane along with every other passenger.the airline has a policy that says all travelers two years and older must wear a face covering. >>i felt targeted by the crewmembers. i really did and bullied. >> brooke and the children returned to new york on united. it did not enforce the mask policy for the two-year-olds. the centers for disease control and prevention recommends all people two years of age and older wear a mask in public. >>prominent theater chains are reopening for business in some parts of the country after being shut down for months. in addition to requiring masks, leaders are limiting their capacity. for example amc is only allowing 30% of seats to be filled. theaters will be disinfected often. >>i miss the slushy ease and going there with my family and the seats and watching new things. >> i miss the food. >> on a scale from 1-10 my excitement is on a 10. >>customers are being encouraged to buy their popcorn, candy and drinks using their phones. several states including california and new york have decided to

the mother says that a jetblue executive did call her to apologize.r airlines do have similar policies in place and the cdc says that children 2 and up should be wearing a face covering. michael? >> it's hard with a 2-year-old. they call it terrible 2s for a reason. >>> the navy s.e.a.l. who says he killed osama bin laden, he's making headlines for a picture he posted. >> reporter: oh, he sure is. let's show you that picture, michael. he posted it on twitter on a delta flight. you can see him right there and he was seen on that flight not wearing a mask. he says his wife later deleted the photo from his account. now he says delta has banned him. clearly the airlines are taking this very, very seriously. >> all right. thank you, gio. you can delete the picture but you cannot delete the fact he didn't have a mask on on the plane. >>> coming up later we have the one, the only, the hilarious ali wentworth joining us live. >> get ready, george. >> get ready. >> i haven't seen her in a week. it's good. i'm glad she's coming on. >> i have a lot material. tru

what jetblue has done in the u.s. is been a leader in safety.ill blocking middle seats, doing it through october 15, going through enhanced cleaning procedures, trying the to sterilize the airplanes. as we start flying to europe, those things will continue. >> have got on a jetblue airplane by this time this next year? >> i don't want to put an exact date on that, because we don't have the airplane yet. my expectation is some point in quarter three. be ame point, that would reasonable thing to expect. romaine: the ceo of jetblue speaking exclusively with guy johnson earlier today. let's talk about gold. caroline came in with a donut that was sprinkled with gold flakes. 1950.rices, around this after the record last week, back to back aims. the big question is, will it climb or pullback? -- pull back? when you look at this run-up we saw over the past few months, a lot of it is tied to a lower rate environment, lower inflation environment, lower dollar environment. there seems to be some concerns the catalysts may move in the opposite direction, an

shery: jetblue airlines ceo robin hayes. breaking news.s pulled epic games' fortnite from their store following a similar move by apple coming after epic games today said it is giving users a new way to directly make in-app purchases instead of paying through the apple and google app stores. of course this has set up a confrontation between the two sides as epic games is trying to circumvent the fees, the 30% revenue cut they have to pay to the companies from the paid apps, they say it is excessively high. coming at a time when we are seeing more scrutiny from u.s. officials on these companies on antitrust complaints. again, google pulling fortnite from their store following apple. an extraordinary fight being set up. i want to get you an update with the virus. we are getting daily virus numbers from victoria. the health department saying there has been 372 new virus cases over the past 24 hours, as well as 14 new virus deaths, according to the victorian health department. we continue to see a moderation of these numbers, cautiously saying

in the meantime, a new york mother is speaking out after jetblue forced her and her six children off a plane when her 2-year-old daughter refused to wear a mask. >> she's 2 years old. she's 2 years old. it's on your website. >> i was very shaken. my kids started crying. they didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: chaya bruck says everyone in her group was wearing the mandatory masks except her young daughter. >> she never wore a mask this few months. she has never worn a mask. i would never make her wear a mask. she is a baby. >> reporter: jetblue apologized to the family but the company is standing by its policy which says travelers 2 years and older must wear a face covering. >>> dr. anthony fauci is recovering at home after an outpatient procedure to remove a polyp from his vocal cord. fauci is not likely to give coronavirus updates on tv any time soon, but a spokesperson says the 79-year-old is expected to be working online today and back in the office monday. >>> in the nfl, washington head coach ron rivera has revealed he has cancer. the disease is in one of his lymph node

jetblue's response, a spokesman says children age 2 and over must wear a face covering consistent with guidelines which they say masks should not be worn by children under the age of 2. to be clear, that child was 2. i don't have kids, but i think it's kind of tough to tell any 2-year-old what to do. maybe i'm wrong. liz: i have had two 2-year-olds and they squirm around like sharks. it's like a fish that's flipping around. i get that. i do see delta's point. the ceo was on this show just about four weeks ago saying this is working, people are not getting covid when they travel on delta flights. so they are holding on to that and i support that. i really do. cheryl, thank you so much. cheryl casone. >>> all right. guys, look at the dow. we are up 205. we need to be up 206 for the dow to turn green for the year. we are squaring it with the closing bell seven minutes away. >>> up next, our "countdown" closer's best buys for tech. and not on his list, apple, tesla, microsoft, netflix or any of the tech titans you might be wanting to take a piece of. you got to stay tuned for the name he s

the woman says jetblue violated the policy, the jetblue spokesperson says the policy was updated on augustncludes anyone two years and older. consistent with cdc guidelines. >>> things seem to be turning around for some of the country's biggest retailers that are now seeing financial gains. experts are crediting online sales fueled by people shifting their shopping habits to the internet in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. teresa perillo has more. >>> it feels like things are slowly returning to normal and the american economy is on the road to recovery, it is. at least if you are indicator is the retail sales report put out by the census bureau. july's numbers show significant growth in online spending up 35% industrywide. with overall spending up to .7% this july over last. an indication that americans are actively trying to help the economy rebound. >> there will probably be more change from march 15th to december 31st then there was for the past 20 years. >> reporter: the ceo or the accounting firm markham llp, he has his eye on retailers like target reporting a roughly 24% spike

hasta finales de octubre , carnivaval ofrece mejorar sus paquets a uqense habían comrpdo sus paquet y jetbluemitirá excepciones al uso obligatorio de mascarillas . >>> y hacemos una pausa y al volver , bad bunny pone al descubierto su vida y a falta de tiktok instagram tendrá nueva herramienta que promete hacerle la competencia . >>> feliz jueves, vamos a ver las temperaturas que van sabiendo, el pronóstico del fin de semana al volver ♪ el depadrtamento e visa silvestre confirmó elbrote de una enfermedad que afecta a venados y pide a los residentes que se abtengan de alimentar a los animle salvajes, vamos con el pronotico de las time square . >>> gracias, es jueves una tarde que va calentando vamos a ver qué sucede después de estos nublados ligero descenso en temperaturas y ahora an subiendo rápidamente, la máxima en los 81 agradable y buenas temperaturas hacia el interior pittsburgh 88 grados y así continúa subiendo hacia el interior en las costas 70 graoda hora vamos a ver la calidad del aire, temperaturas promedio cercanas a los 52 grados y la calidad del aire hacia el sur , se presenta un

jetblue has been able to fly over the turbulence. there is something that must be going on that we're missing. >>> we're looking what is happening at colleges now. the university of north carolina at chapel hill. kids were congregating, going to bars and parties. not exactly social distancing. now that university among some others that goes from in-person to virtual classes. iona college's president is with us, how that school is avoiding all of that. >>> meantime we're focused on day two of the democratic convention as stuart was highlighting. the president has his own plans, continuing to visit battleground states that could turn the tide on this contest, still 76 days away. blake? reporter: hi, there, neil. the president does, we expect to see president trump landing in the hawkeye state of iowa momentarily for the scaled back version of swing state campaigning. when you look at iowa right now, where things stand, here is the lay of the land there. six electoral votes are up for grabs in that state. the president won iowa by nearl

asÍ lo pudo comprobar la madre de seis hijos, quien fue expulsada de un aviÓn de jetblue, porque su hijaegresaban de unas vacaciones en orlando con sus seis hijos, todos tenÍan las mascarillas, pero la menor no se la dejaba poner. >> ella comenzÓ a llorar y le preguntÉ a la azafata qué debo hacer? amarrar de las manos y forzarla? fabiola: otra familia los defendiÓ y tambiÉn fueron sacados del aviÓn. luego de abandonar el aviÓn con sus seis hijos, la madre dice que tuvo que esperar por lo menos cinco horas en el aeropuerto de orlando para poder abordar el siguiente vuelo que la trajera de regreso a casa, a nueva york. la aerolÍnea reembolsÓ los boletos, pero reiteran que su polÍtica es que los pasajeros mayores de 2 aÑos deben cubrirse la boca y nariz con una mascarilla. >> estÁ el riesgo de que los niÑos menores de 2 aÑos pueden ahogarse o asfixiarse, tratando de chupar la mascarilla. fabiola: los niÑos y sÍntomas pueden portar el coronavirus en cantidades mÁs altas que los adultos enfermos. >> la factibilidad, el riesgo en contra de los beneficios de niÑos a usar las mascarillas no amer

jetblue isn't making any apologies.ed their mask policy, and passengers received emails, telling fox news children aged two and over must wear face coverings. this comes just a couple of days after a fight broke out on an american airlines flight when a woman reportedly refused to keep her face mask on after boarding. several other passengers, not too happy about that choice. the woman was eventually removed from the plane, and as for that mother and her six children, they did eventually make it home to new york from orlando. her husband, she tells us, is now considering filing a lawsuit against jetblue. >> sandra: we will be following that. appeared garrett penny, thank you. they are suing andrew cuomo over shutting down nonessential businesses, claiming it violated their constitutional rights. one of them joins us now. rich, good afternoon/evening to you. tell us your story. why are you doing this? >> well, thank you for having me, sandra. we are suing because we have not been afforded due process. the governor bypass

the airlines are taking things very seriously as we saw with the jetblue flight they kicked off a motherold wouldn't wear a pack. they're not joking around. that should be comforting to those that need to get on a plane or maybe want to get on a plane and feel comfortable. again it will be fear versus what medical advice we get in the near future which is changing constantly. neil: charles: that is a fact. chairman, thank you very much. always appreciate it. by the way, elon musk, right? only elon musk can unveil a pig with a computer chip in its brain. when can we expect to have one? it is coming. >>> trades you should consider before the closing bell. it's all coming next charles: well t broad market is finishing an amazing month. there are standouts, of course, including technology. apple and tesla hitting all-time highs after splitting today. but those cloud plays i have been talking about, they are roaring back. maybe the most exciting news coming from elon musk yet again. this time, the testing of a computer chip in a pig's brain that he hopes will eventually help human beings with

. >>> a new york mother and her six children were kicked off a jetblue flight in orlando's airport, ithappened after her two-year-old kept taking off a face mask, the airline has a policy that said, quote, all travelers two years and older must wear a face coverings. >>> still ahead, a man shot catches fire, but he didn't have any water, so he turned to the next best thing. >> popping it, just spraying it, grabbing another one.restor wiped out their entire ranch in . a fan-favorite venue, ever since they got gig-speed internet. hey, amy? wanna grab a seat? we're live. it's game on, with gig-speed internet from xfinity. start him. sit him. trade him. xfinity delivers fast, reliable internet with speeds up to a gig. learn more, or get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. plus, switch to xfinity mobile and for a limited time get $400 off an eligible samsung galaxy 5g phone. click, call or visit a store today. >>> a vacaville man tried to protect his home from the lnu lightning complex fire. >> he says he didn't have any water, so he used the next best thing, bee

not important from the safety perspective to keep the middle seat empty, some airlines like delta, jetblue, southwest are keeping the middle seat empty on their planes, the narrow-body planes. whereas america, united and spiritre fildle seat. alaska is also keeping the middle seat empty. i know it's an important airline in san francisco, and i remember thinking it's very rare, extraordinarily rare that u.s. airlines differ overtly on a matter related to safety. anyway, so i tried various approximations, which i'm glad to describe the interminable lens and if you're on a plane, like a 737 or airbus 320 that is completely full, your chance of coming down with covid-19 because of the flight is something like one in 4300. >> hearing an echo right now, thank you for taking care of that. i appreciate it. i want to get back to the issue of mail-in ballots because as you know, president trump is talking a lot about that and that process and why he thinks it's going to lead to massive voter fraud this november. joining me now to talk about how to make sure your vote is counted is california secreta

and jetblue will block off those middle seats until october 15. this comes after the airline introduced uv light disinfecting systems. the airline says it will no longer allow customers to claim exemptions from wearing a mask and will prohibit masks with those valves. >>> a big night for the a's. spi and an interesting story from jon gruden and the las vegas raiders. stay with us. >> >> this was supposed to be the week where thousands of us converged on the harding park in san francisco for the pga championship. but instead we'll just watch it on tv as the golfers hit the course tomorrow morning and through the weekend. let's talk baseball now. the swinging a's at the coliseum. that's the team president there with the a's mask, joining the broadcast while watching the game amongst the cardboard cutouts. in this shortened season, the a's have won five in a row. the noo new catcher with his first career home run. as the a's beat the rangers 6-4. >>> how about the giants in denver. after a solid start to the season, they've been stumbling lately. the

robin hayes, jetblue chief executive, will talk about covid-19 and travel precautions put in place.t interview at 10:00 a.m. in new york, 3:00 p.m. in london, and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. in new yorkncine and london. let's get -- let's get back to john. i have not talked to you about frexit. we heard from the bank of england. they tried to map out the fact they are looking at negative rates. they don't want them, they are not here yet. is there an ideal time to use negative rates, and how much of a surprise would that be for the markets? the best ways like to stimulate the economy is a weaker currency. i think negative rates as having negativebiguously consequences. negative rates could be quite helpful in achieving that objective but most central banks are of the mindset that influencing the price of domestic assets gives you the most leverage through increasing activity in the credit market or the bond markets because rates are already so low, or increasing activity in the bank loan market. that is the policy of all central banks. even though

before takeoff, jetblue passengers in orlando, florida, had their own bumpy ride as a flight attendant told the mother of a 2-year-old to put a mask on the child. >> not -- >> reporter: though she and her six children did not continue on to newark, others who flew were delayed 53 minutes. jetblue said its policy i forf and sks hard to spot at this alabama high school football game are required. >> we're telling the people if there's an outbreak, there won't be high school football. >> reporter: this as americans are warned to get flu shots. this year more than ever. schools here in new york are set to reopen in three weeks, even as the teachers union is raising red flags over safety concerns. they say if their concerns are not addressed they will go to court or even strike. jeff? >> michael, thank you very much. 21 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> one of the slarpest critics of vladimir putin is clinging to life after he was apparently poisoned. how the attack may also be about the election in belarus, a reaction widely seen by protesters as

later this morning, we will be getting word of jetblue's focus going forward. the future of travel in an era of coronavirus and people concerned about getting sick when they go on planes? we will be speaking with robin hayes coming up. this is "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg radio and television. tom keene will be back next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from new york city for our viewers worldwide, good morning, good morning. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. pretty futures turning positive. within a whisker of all-time highs, 50% rally off the march low taking us back towards the record, rally fueled by unprecedented stimulus driven by tech stocks seemingly minting money when most of us were still trapped at home. are not up 24% this year because the economy was looking good. the kbw bank index is down because it was not. with the economy recovering from an ugly contraction, washington is not feeling the heat in the same way, even if it should be. we face an impasse in the nation's capital with politicians continuing to do what politicians do

jetblue and alaska airlines say passengers cannot claim health exceptions so they don't have to wearwhile flying. united airlines is banning a mask with vents or openings around the nose or mouth and airlines are making these rules without any mandate from federal regulators. >> reporter: i'm andy scholles in milton, georgia. major league baseball sending out a new memo outlining strict changes to its health and safety protocols. players and staff are being told to wearing face conversation at all times including in the dugout and clubhouse. the only exception is the players on the field. clubs are now required to reduce the size of their traveling parties to only those who are absolutely essential to playing games, and players and staff are now strictly prohibited from gathering in any public areas without permission from the team's compliance officer. a repeated or flagrant violations of the new protocols to result in a player being suspended for the remainder of the season. >> i'm christine romans in new york. the new evidence of a jobs crisis in the pandemic recession. another ne

i comment during this pandemic we're signal and nble and nextible i use the analogy of airlines, jetblueouthwest can come in and pick and choose the routes they select delta and american had to kind we just been really, really and making sure we don't xblo r s. that is a difference between us d the big labs >> tony, what do people have to do in order to carry out the test at home and are you confident that they do whatever is required of them perfectly and that the results perfectly is. rate >> yeah. you know, i've always since day one i say always, it'seen four months i always said, you know, everyone's doing the best they can, sharing positive stors. everyone's intent is really good what i love abou >> well, i'm just curious, tony, if you're giving advice to other companies, i mean kroger is trying to figure this out. everyone is trying to figure this out as they bring employees back do employees have to stay home from work when they take a test and wait for the results because if it takes two days, isn't that a long time to stay home in addition to however long they may have to stay h

in this country, we stand and applaud for our jetblue pilots?at? you'll be forced to put one of the coexist stickers on it. you're not fooling anybody kamala harris. what is she angry about? i hate angry women! why has she still not released obama's college transcript. what is her skin care are you tine. how can we trust kamala harris? she's a cop who wants to defund the police, meaning she would stop existing because she needs indian to survive. she is half jamaica an and half windian. say hello to sipping a mango latte at a bobsled competition. that sound pretty good. forget i said anything. >> trevor: thank you so much, desi, for your sacrifice. all right, we have to take a quick break, but when we come back, dulce sloan drags out the vote with some help from rupaul's top queens. stick around. >> we have a presidential nominee for one of the major parties in this country. and the bar that is set is he can deliver a speech from a teleprompter without really flubbing the lines. that's it. that's the bar for joe biden. >> this treaty threatened

still up 5%, jetblue up 3.5% these are second day gains for many of them, kelly. southwest the laggard here, up almost 1%, if you can call it that >> we'll round up. rahel, thank you very much >>> now let's get to washington where negotiations over the stimulus package is still ongoing. kayla tausche is here with where things stand at this hour. kayla? >> representatives and congress are expected to meet again at 3:00 p.m. today in nancy pelosi's office. yesterday didn't yield a deal but it did yield some positive rhetoric with senator democrat chuck schumer saying there did appear to be an agreement with a sense of urgency to move forward. but this morning on the partisan floor, it seemed the gloves were off. >> the democrats are blocking it all. it seems like there is a pause merely keeping a civil tone with the president's team never mind, they're still obstructing any action for our country. >> the republican leader is so tied in a knot by his own caucus and his president that all he can do was give alice in wonderland partisan speeches >> it remains unclear w

jetblue will continue to block off those middle seats until october 15th.s just days after the airline introduced uv light disinfecting systems. in addition to the cleaning and social distancing protocols, jet blue is updating its mask policy. the airline will no longer allow customers to claim exemptions from wearing a mask and will prohibit masks. >>> a bill that would force employers to report workplace covid-19 cases within 24 hours is moving through the state legislatu legislature. the bill requires employers who learned their employees may have been exposed to notify employees, cal osha and the state department of public health within a day. they must also report all positive cases. if they don't, the employer would face misdemeanor charges. right now there is a gray area that many believe can lead to bigger workplace outbreaks. >> workplaces are ground zero for covid-19 outbreaks. essential workers are risking their lives and the lives of their loved ones whenever they go to work. all of our workers deserve to be protected. >> critics say the bill ra

the move also follows similar decisions by united delta and jetblue. american is also banning face coverings made with materials that could release develop lets like mesh or lace. >> a new toy collection allows kids to get a taste of cat the them. a new pre features a my home office set including a laptop and headset and coffee cup. also a gym themed baby bicep set because do you even lift baby bro? a chef set featuring a chef's apron and bib. >> i would tell baby bro don't rush this whole adulting thing because -- you can't go back. >> reporter: it's okay. i know. bills come with that. >> exactly. >> they don't know yet. >> too many bills. my goodness. diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >>> still to come, not your average pe class. the bay area gyms being transformed into classrooms. that's ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> good thursday morning to you. from a beautiful golden gate bridge we are going to heat up once again today and even hotter still friday into the ladies... check it out. so strong. so... not ripped. w

at the cruise line stocks carnival and norwegian up 7 to 8% the airlines, same story, american and jetblueust slightly less than that. and there's no stopping tesla. call it reopening, call it just tesla, its own trade right now it's trading at about $2,030 a share we're down about 1%, but in the past week we're up multiple iterations of that in the past month we're up 40%, and for it is year we're up more than 380% on tesla let's get over to sue herera now for our cnbc update. hi, sue. >> hi, kelly, hi, everybody. here's what's happening this hour in the last hour president trump came on stage at the republican convention in north carolina to speak to delegates after they formally renominated him to become the party's next candidate. he couaccused democrats of tryi to steal the election, quote, unquote. >>> dr. fauci is back after removing a polyp on his vocal cords last week. he will have to refrain speaking for long periods of time >>> and american airlines gets the okay from the epa to use a disinfectant which fights the coronavirus on some surfaces the airline will start spraying the

might avoid the stock but i also want to bring up something that you retweeted t was an article about jetblueng a family off one of its flights because the toddler was not wearing a mask? how do you think the airlines should have handled it. >> first of all this is 2-year-old child. i'm the mower of a two-year-old. it really hit home with me. a mother was traveling with six children by yourself f you ever travel word children by yourself as a caregiver, hard enough outside after global pandemic. she paid i presume for six or seven seats on the flight and was not allowed to travel as she had planned because she couldn't force her two-year-old to wear a mask. i think the, it is obvious how the airline should have handled with this grace, with understanding. the other passengers were rooting for the mom. let her stay. she is doing the best she can as a mother. the cdc guidelines don't say 2-year-olds wear masks. says start at age of three. i appreciate the plight of the mother. i thought it was really ridiculous how the airline responded. charles: absolutely, hadley. six children. i hear you. al

jetblue, dell ta and southwest the most fund mentally sound is southwest.ost speculative and maybe most exciting is american airlines it needs a bailout or a vaccine. it needs something they will rally and rally and rally and rally if they get a break. then these morning traders go for the cruise lines because even though they aren't sailing, won't be for months, they are synonymous with a return to normalcy carnival, norwegian. the best most cash per share and can hold out if a covid vaccine takes longer than expected cruises will be loved as much as ever shopping, the morning traders grab property groups, mall real ed state in america. crazy. malls are different from shopping centers or strip malls. simon has real issues. the pandemic is brutal on the indoor shopping malls and desperately trying to get out and agreed to acquire before the virus hit. these traders couldn't careless. they are just betting on a rebound. they go by hilton or marriott. marriott is a pure operator, better management, exposure to china because they have covid under control. they

american, jetblue, what say you? york city dwellers are reportedly flocking to the suburbs in such big droves that moving companies cannot keep up with the demand. a "new york times" report revealing that home sales for new york city suburbs spiked 44% last month compared to last year but it's not just new york city. new home sales nationally have now soared to a 14-year high, and get this, the median price for an existing home broke the $300,000 barrier last month for the first time ever but how long can this housing boom last? joining me is tripoint group ceo doug bower. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me on. cheryl: what's so fascinating about this move from the suburbs, it's almost the opposite of what we saw in 2008. remember when the suburbs were getting built up, new home after new home in arizona or las vegas, then you had with the banking crisis hitting, you had the reverse and people came into the big cities. they consolidated. now we are going back the other way. how long does this last? >> yo

election it's not the release date for "bill and ted 3. [ light laughter ] when they saw trump's tweet, jetblue "trust us, when he says delayed he means canceled [ laughter ] we've done enough it enough times. americans were like, "how long a delay are we talking about here months, like your response to covid? years, like your response to putin? or decades, like a hug for don jr.? [ crew ohs ] just give us a hint. if he can't deny it, pretty soon he'll be like, "republicans should all vote on november 3rd but we'll have democrats vote at a later date. tbd. i don't think trump wants to leave. he's like that friend who's been crashing at your house for a while but keeps dropping hints he might need some more time you see how trump used three question marks at the end of his tweet? yeah, i don't think the president should ever be using three question marks i mean, i don't even want my mechanic doing that. it's like, "need new brakes, maybe? [ light laughter ] stop with the question marks the last thing our country needs right now is a a cliffhanger. and it's not just democrats. many republicans li

i know i believe jetblue and southwest are doing it. but you of the big three are holding to that. you had said you would hold until about september 30th on keeping the middle seat vacant. do you plan to extend that, ed? >> we do plan to extend that. it's out there through september 30th but we will continue past september 30th to keep the middle seat blocked. our top priority as we have gone through the pandemic is to restore confidence in consumer travel and their travel behaviors and we believe distance on board the plane, having that middle seat open, having that seat next to you vacant, is an important factor in not just the comfort of the flight but also the safety of the flight. we want consumers to feel as confident as they do already with us in their flight safety as compared to their personal safety. liz: i want to -- for a second here you just got a covid test. number one, we've got a little video of that. this is you live, ed. how many flights have you taken since the coronavirus really hit and number two, did you test negative? i'm hoping. and number three, how many pa

. >>> momentos de tensión, gritos y llantos dentro duavion de la aerolínea jetblue, esta azafata le dijodas de 15 centavos, dijeron con ese precio podrán disfrutar películas clásicas, cerró en marzo por la pandemia y a partir de ahora irán reabriendo y ahora nos vamos a pekin, china, autoridades sanitarias han autorizado que se deje de usar mascarilla al aire lire, también han relajado las normas de contacto social después de 13 días sin registrarse nuevos contagios, expertos dicen que la clave ha sido la estricta aplicación de las normas locales, incluso el uso de máscaras, cuarentena obligtatoria y participación en pruebas masivas para detectar infecciones por coronavirus y momento de pasar con un segmento que se ha hecho el favorito de padres, maestros y estudiantes, vemaos ♪. >>> estoy lista para las clases virtuales, pero me gustaría estar en la escuela con mi maestra y mis amiguitos ♪. ♪. >>> preciosa, eva, me encanta su actitud positiva . >>> la verdad que muy lnido verlos preparándose adaptándose a algo que no es natura lpa ellos y el único día que les gusa usar máscaras cuando s

passengers on a jetblue flight coming to a mother's definition as she is kicked off because her toddlernal. >> the mother and her six kids were on a plane in orlando flying back home to new york. she says flight attendants forced them off the plane because her 2-year-old daughter refused to wear a mask. she slammed jetblue's mask policy saying it's not feasible for children. >> no more lights, camera, action, at this hollywood home. los angeles mayor shutting off utilities at tiktok influencer's home because he wouldn't stop throwing parties despite coronavirus orders. rob smith joined us earlier slamming the mayor's move. >> by the way when they act as if cutting off the electricity to this house is somehow protecting people from covid. they think that we are stupid because they think we did not see tens of thousands of protesters in the streets in l.a. just a few months ago and none of the leadership said anything about that. in fact, most of them were participating in the protest. jillian: the mayor says he gave influencer bryce hall several warnings before cutting off his power. a l

we're talking about jetblue, united and alaska airlines. they tell us that they are actually banning these kind of masks with the vents or the valves and that's because droplets can escape from here so they are just not as effective, t.j. >> gio, thank you so much. george? >>> t.j., thanks. we go to the white house now where president trump is at odds with facebook and twitter after they take action against trump's posts that make false claims about the coronavirus claiming kids are virtually immune. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega is tracking the story. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you. the social media giants were quick to act on this false claim. here's the reality about children and covid. many have become infected and sadly some have even died. overnight, twitter and facebook both accusing president trump of spreading misinformation on the coronavirus. facebook altogether deleting a post by the president's campaign. twitter briefly locking out the campaign's account, not allowing any new tweets

>> look, you already have southwest and jetblue that said we're going to keep the middle seat empty ihrough early to mid october it could be extended if we continue to see low levels of people flying. the question that folks have is how much demand will the airline industry see for the holidays? if it gets to be a point where, you know, let's say there is a couple positive breakthroughs when it could toms covid-19 and people say, yeah, you know what? this is the time to fly. does delta sit there and say, a., do we add more flights or do we say to people, look, we're seeing a surge in traffic. we're going to have to, you know, bring down this guarantee that middle seat stays empty >> or if there is a collision course with a bad flu season, paern passenger traffic get worse? but on the american announcement, the majority of the places that american was flying to that it canceled, it was the only carrier to actually service the routes is there an antitrust case or a regulatory case that the government to make to force americans to keep the routes open >> remember, they worked out a deal

norwegian cruise lines, jetblue, united, marriott, wynn resorts, i could go on and on but the common are beneficiaries from people venturing out, traveling more. now we're getting wind of maybe another airline rescue package coming together, that will shore up their finances. that is the hope. i don't know that it ever materializes, what do you make of all the churning? >> i think there is a couple things going on. the one piece of data folks are honing in on, tsa numbers. we're seeing plus 800,000 average daily folks going through tsa checkpoints. that is sort of a crude measurement. that doesn't gauge you and me getting out of our car driving somewhere, it shows increase in confidence. we're at pandemic highs with airline travel. neil: you're right. >> that reverberates through the whole travel industry. that is the barometer. you look how things will spread off of that. the other thing the bailout package, right now airlines are basically guaranteed through government assistance to keep their folks in place up until september. they have also been using a lot of creative plans, if

. >>> look at jetblue updating face mask policy. no longer allowing customers to claim exemptions.s with vents or valves. it is becoming universal. you have to wear a mask. >>> planet fitness a gym chain reporting disappointing results. revenue down 77%. to $40 million. they have 1400 reopened operating chains, to date, gyms i should say. >>> the ceo of planet fitness is chris rondo. he joins us right now. chris, i will express an opinion. i don't think people want to come back to gyms when they reopen. i think we're in a new environment where people want to work out at home. they're uncomfortable coming back to a gym. tell me i'm wrong? >> actually, very in a lot of ways. believe it or not, varney, month of may and june we started opening stores. our new joins were overindexing last year. that is how eager people were to get back in the facility. there is definitely angst. they're cleaning equipment more than they used to. they're wearing masks which is wonderful. we have 30 million workouts, 30 million workouts. not one case contracted in the planet fitness last two months. in fa

delta, southwest, jetblue, they are all in the green. >>> now this air travel is plunging, of course,erience of flying. so the question is what they're doing. lauren, i don't miss it. what are they doing to kind of recreate it? lauren: i don't think you are going to miss this, either. some of these travelers or wishful travelers are buying airline food from companies like imperfect foods and gate gourmet who are selling their surplus food and these passengers are buying it to get the taste of the travel experience when they can't actually travel. i know. it's such a silly story. you think that's extreme? you know what they're doing in japan? people are boarding fake planes. there's an entertainment company that's tapping, they say this is going to be a big market, the virtual travel market. so you go on the fake plane, they strap you in, serve you the food. you put on goggles and take a virtual tour of anywhere you want to go. we must be really bored if we are buying airline food to eat at home and boarding fake planes. david: if there was a machine, really in "star trek" they had a b