jetblue ceo robin hayes.back after this. ♪ >> has interest rates continue to go down and private credit is increasingly becoming, as i mentioned earlier, supplanting fixed income in portfolios. this business on the credit side , performing credit side specifically, will continue to increase over the next 15 years. this will be a big portion of the business to grow. amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. that was the brookfield ceo bruce flat speaking earlier today at the bloomberg invest global summit. speaking of credit and fixed income, for what it's worth, a key indicator of risk is showing investors may be starting to get more nervous about europe's junk rated debt. the cost of insuring junk bonds is rising higher than their investment-grade peers, widening the gap between the two, the most since may. the problem for junk debt is accelerating inflation with your areas growing the most in 13 years. it is still below the level we saw in march. alix: not to mention that a lot of that will come f

it is going to allow more jetblue markets.e will be flying to places -- we're already flying to places we have never flown before we are entering 12 a day at the end of october between boston and laguardia. we have had fares on that market for under $30. i haven't seen fares that low for so long. london route has started again, significantly disrupting fares. so it is a proven fact that even the doj doesn't contest when jetblue comes in the market service gets better and fares go down so surely a bigger jetblue is good for competition plus, we can partner with american airlines to create this real third, meaningful competitor in the northeast. so i think they're plain wrong it is a head scratcher to me we are going to continue to grow here and roll out more and more benefits and demonstrate more routes and lower fares is in the consumer's interest. >> robin, one last question. you mentioned the transatlantic service you began in the third quarter. we know europeans will be able to come into the u.s. starting next monday. how m

[ laughter ] can i transfer them to jetblue jetblue. [ laughter ] we love jetblue, don't we, folks?ue, the first place i ever had a terra chip [ laughter ] and i remember i remember i said to the stewardess, 'there's something wrong with my chip it's red [ laughter ] i have a red chip. and she told me -- she said to me, 'sir,' tears in her eyes, she said, "sir, that's a seasonal root vegetable. [ laughter ] now, before we dive into that story any further -- the executive privilege story, not the trump, jetblue terra chip story. [ light laughter ] i think we got all we're going to get from that [ laughter ] and they said we couldn't do tangents when the audience came. we're going do -- gonna take a few tangents [ cheers and applause i do think -- i do think it's worth taking a quick step back to acknowledge that this is our first show with a live audience in 19 months well, to be fair, we did have a full audience one night this summer but they didn't laugh at anything, so we just pretended they weren't there and decided to wait a while before trying again. [ laughter ] it's been a lo

president will travel to chicago, home of united airlines and in the last few days we've seen southwest, jetblue, alaska airlines announced new requirements for their employees. vaccination requirements work and the data shows that each day. monday new york city reported 96% of roughly 140,000 school employees had at least their first shot by the deadline so from the u.s. military to colleges and universities to healthcare employers and now the largest school district in the nation we've seen that the requirements work to increase vaccination rates. third, booster shots. we are working with states, tribes, territories, doctors and other providers to get booster out. the department of veterans affairs iset reaching out to 700,000 veterans currently eligible. in states including connecticut, new hampshire, indiana, minnesota, wisconsin, idaho and washington are leveraging support for the federal government to reach underserved communities including vaccination centers and meeting people where they are. this work is paying off. we estimate 4 million americans have nows rolled up their slees and hav

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so american, alaska, and jetblue.you anticipate they're going to see what's going to happen with united and that you may not have the numbers you even had with united? they were the -- the first one is always bloodiest going through the fence, right? >> it's interesting, because once the airline made that decision, people really were not raising a lot of concerns about it. they wanted to know about the accommodations. there are people who have legitimate concerns around medical issues. and there are people who have sincerely-held religious beliefs and in those situations, accommodations are made. in other cases people want to know what do i need to do to continue to be able to work here. i want to make one note here, alex. vaccine mandates are as old as the revolutionary spirit of our country. >> right. >> george washington put vaccine mandates in place. >> smallpox. >> it may be the reason we won the revolutionary war and that we even have a country today. when we're really clear with people, we're finding there's no

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. >>> jetblue is offering travelers a chance to fly for what it costs to fill many cars' gas tanks. they have fares as low as $31 on some routes. travel dates are from next monday through december 16. there are many more rules. travel between the weekends, before and after thanksgiving is blacked out. as are flights on fridays and sundays. >> $31 for a fare? i'll fly anywhere for that price. even florida. >> monday and thursday. that's it. >>> coming up, the man on a mission to visit every country in the world. >> except andrew keeps going to florida. >>> and in our countdown to halloween, what are america's favorite halloween candies? that's later in our quiz. you're watching "world news now." insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's

so far, american, alaska airlines, jetblue, they are following united in requiring employee vaccines. >>> covid shots, flu shots, childhood vaccines, can all be a literal pain to get it as kpix shows us a stanford professor is working toward a pain-free and needle free solution . >> for james, vaccines come with anxiety. >> i'm not too fond of them . >> according to the cbc, as many as 25% of adults have a fear of needles, some so severe it prevents him from getting vaccines but one day, needles at least once ways to may not be necessary . >> it's pain and anxiety free . >> dr. simone is working with researchers at the university of north carolina on a tiny patch that can vaccines when applied to the skin . >> our approach was to 3b print the needles . >> the microneedles on the patch are so small they can hardly be felt, dr. simone says not only is the patch painless, it's also more effective than traditional shots. >> we have 100,000 times more of the target immune cells in the dermis of our skin , then we do in our muscles . >> that means each person would require a smaller amount

jetblue as well, a smaller than expected loss.know a lot of these airlines have been dealing with higher fuel costs, and jetblue is no exception. i want to end on the positive note with ge. they actually came back roaring, beating those estimates. a lot had to do with jet engine demand. commodities and labor, summing that is very much on their radar, which brings me to our downside stocks. lockheed martin expecting sales to drop a whopping $1 billion in 2022, about 1.5% of their entire business. that is all because of shortages and delays are you once again, coming back to the supply chain issues. i want to get to corning, the company that makes the glass on a lot of your smartphones. they say higher sales have been good, but profit isn't so much because they are absorbing costs from higher inflation and supply chain shortages, specifically from chips. lastly, polaris builds snow beals -- snowmobiles and motorcycles. how are earnings performing broadly? you don't want to miss on earnings because your stock is going to drop natural

a neutral rating on jetblue these are fears over rising cost and inflation in the sector overall getting crisis by the way. the parish also grounding delta, united and southwest all of these are lower in the final hour of trade. breaking news general motors unveiling the newest addition to the ed lineup today with the all electric chevy silverado set to make the goble debut at ces in 2022, gm stepping into the world of the thomas cars with the altar cruise technology which will eventually allow hands-free driving on every u.s. paved road in the near future gm is down but all these announcements it is still a pretty big deal for gm, this is gm's highly anticipated investor day. grady trimble joins us with that event in michigan with all the latest updates. >> gm's ceo mary boris says it will be able to double its revenue by 2030 thanks in large part to the investment in electric vehicles like the silverado you mentioned in the all electric, 30 different models of electric vehicles coming by 2025, gm plans to go fully electric by 2035. there also focusing on their electric delivery vehicle

. >>> jetblue airways is one of the latest major u.s. the decision follows the biden administration's requirement for federal contractors to be vaccinated. it's unclear when jetblue's mandate will take effect. two other carriers, american and alaska airlines recently announced similar rules. meanwhile, u.s. air lines are still grappling with a surge in unruly passengers. united airlines says it's banned 700 passengers over their behavior in the pandemic. delta airlines, the number is even higher, around 1600. as those companies move to protect their employees and passengers an artist in the u.s. is working to remember the lives in covid-19. in america remember it is a project that overtook the national mall in washington and has taken on a life of its own. cnn's dana bash has the story. >> reporter: it's hard to capture it on camera. it's hard to capture it on your eyes when you're here because it's so vast. it goes down to -- >> to the world war ii memorial. >> reporter: suzanne furstenberg is the artist behind in america remember. each

airlines are donating more than 20,000 tickets to afghan evacuees, united, delta, american, jetblue, and alaska airlines are contributing lights, boeing, frontier airlines, air canada, trip advisor are helping. miles for migrants is coordinating the effort. a >>> starting in january, cruises will no longer have to follow cdc rules tied to the pandemic as in the new year the rules will become recommendations. cruises have been under a no sale order until late last year when that was replaced with a conditional order, those conditions mentorships could only set sail at 95% of passengers were vaccinated. >>> there is working from home, how about working from space? blue origin is part of a new venture called orbital reef, described as a low orbit space station to be used as a mixed- use business park. it is aimed at research, industrial, international, and commercial customers, the team includes boeing, sierra space, and some universities which plan to have the facility up and running by 2030. >>> the founder of the shape or company spanx is now sharing the wealth , sara blakely just so

caroline: american airlines, jetblue, alaska airlines last week. detla has not decided yet.y has been looking as a cost issue. romaine: another interesting was jp morgan, basically saying they are going to ban business travel for their employees who are unvaccinated. sonali: it is truly interesting. different rules have to apply to different people. there is big hesitance among some employers to put in that mandate. romaine: wasn't this, a a lot of people talked about when biden made that big announcement, the idea is this puts pressure on the companies and maybe the companies could do with government was afraid to do. sonali: it was a biden announcement but also the fda announcement. we knew this was coming. but you still see reticence among employers to truly make this required many are making it required to come in. caroline: ken griffin earlier talking about how they have 90% of citadel employees. they do not want to have an exception for religion. we will see how the rest of the airlines react. sonali: for southwest if you have a religious, medical or disability, you ca

american airlines, jetblue, and alaska are now joining united airlines in mandating vaccines for workers. 55% of americans are now fully vaccinated, but the summer surge among the unvaccinated has fueled record deaths with the south hardest hit by the delta variant. mississippi, louisiana, alabama, and florida all saw spikes in infections and deaths. today, alaska is the nation's hot spot with the highest number of new cases and deaths per capita. >> the hospital is full, and the caregivers are exhausted and overwhelmed. >> reporter: california, where 70% of those eligible are vaccinated, has now joined a growing list of states now enforcing vaccinate mandates for healthcare workers. but there are fears these requirements could worsen staff shortages, with workers quitting or getting fired. >> i just felt the loyalty was gone, it was lost. after everything i did as a nurse throughout the whole year, during the pandemic, i just felt betrayed. >> reporter: the overwhelming majority of people hospitalized with covid are unvaccinated, and while booster shots are available for the most vulner

american, alaska, and jetblue all join united airlines in requiring vaccines for their employees. meanwhile, more promising news on the horizon with a new anti-viral pill that could reduce the risk of hospitalization and death by 50% among covid patients drugmaker merck says it's on pace to submit the drug for emergency use authorization as soon as possible >> this is a profound game changer to have an oral pill that had this kind of effect >> how soon can we see the approval process get going? >> reporter: jose, health officials hope to take action the next several weeks. once that emergency use application comes through, we should also note there are other companies with similar pills in the pipeline jose >> kathy park in massachusetts. thank you. >>> and communities across the country there have been raging debates over masks in schools. many questioning the danger covid poses to children others questioning the effectiveness of masks. now we have our first comprehensive study of whether masks work in preventing outbreaks in schools steve patterson has the results. >> reporter:

over the past week, we have seen american, southwest, alaska, jetblue airlines, all announced requirements. they are stepping up. mayor lightfoot, governor pritzker required vaccinations for state and city workers, health care workers, and teachers. jack leven has called for all members of the chamber to require vaccinations for their employees, going back to work in person. i came back here to thank this company for doing the right in. today, he is announcing it's going to require all employees to be fully vaccinated or test once a week. it matters. i know these decisions are not easy. but you are setting the example, a powerful example. the second thing i would like to say, today's report shows that vaccination requirements are good for the economy. not only an increase in vaccination rates, but to help some people back to work. back to work. you know, when i first started the vaccination program, vaccine enough for everyone, vaccinating 3 million people a day, we are getting close before things begin to slow down. the economy is growing at leaps and bounds. in fact, increased vaccinatio

according to "the wall street journal," american airlines, alaska airlines and jetblue will announce new vaccine requirements on friday it comes after joe biden signed a letter mandating that employees of government contractors to get vaccinated. >>> this as the vaccine deadline for unvaccinated school workers in new york city has passed. here's nbc's lindsey riser >> reporter: schools in new york city like this one are bracing for who may or may not show up today. one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the country goes into effect. connecticut demanding all state workers ge to weekly testing, or face suspension >> i'm concerned about making sure we're well prepared if there is another delta i'm concerned about making sure we keep our schools open and our economy going. >> reporter: the governor preparing the national guard to step in, if necessary. the health commissioner hoping that won't be the case >> we are looking at really having so many of our people vaccinated that that will not be necessary. but at this point, things are still being tabulated. >> reporter: in new york cit

in the last two days, we have seen american airlines, southwest, jetblue, all require vaccination for employees. vaccination requirements work. new data enforces this each day. on monday, new york city reported 96% of its roughly 150,000 employees had their first shot by the cities vaccination deadline. so from the u.s. military to big and small businesses to colleges and universities, to health care employers and now the largest school district in the nation, we have seen vaccination requirements work to dramatically increase vaccination rates. third, booster shots. we are working with pharmacies, community centers, and doctors to get booster shots in arms. the department of veterans affairs is reaching out to thousands of veterans eligible to receive their booster. in states including new hampshire, connecticut, indiana, michigan, wisconsin, oregon, idaho, washington, they will receive support from the government to receive -- to reach underserved communities including meeting people where they are with mobile clinics. this work is clearly paying off. we estimate that 4 million amer

cheryl: your morning movers are the airlines, take a look at american and jetblue, both stocks in thecan from neutral to cell, jetblue cut from buy to neutral, airlines have been warning that the ongoing restrictions can hamper the recovery of the travel market. american down 3 and a half percent and jetblue down more than 2 and a half percent, remember, they are sensitive to oil prices as well. keep that in mind. well, coming up, we've got more, the key to a good night sleep, a snuggle with your pet, why some americans would rather snooze with their pup than their partners. that's the big buzz of the morning. coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (video game vehicle noises, engines revving,) (horns beeping, cars hitting one another.) (continued vehicle calamity) just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. .. black rock silver is bringing new life to a historic silver district, the second largest in the silver state of nevada with multiple recent h

we saw jetblue, alaska and american airlines step up with their own requirements. these actions represent a significant share of our nation air travel. i wanted to note that the usda announcement today, sec. vilsack spoke about our efforts to address competition a few weeks ago. talked about how the pandemic revealed vulnerabilities in our food system, including a consolidation in processing capacity. , leading to the increase in prices as people go to the grocery store and try to buy other products to feed their families. we know farmers are losing money. consumers are paying more. we need more competition, and we can do that i helping small and midsized farmers. the more processing capacity we have, the more competition there is for farmers. consumers will get fair prices, too. the department of agriculture is announcing the food chain supply guarantee program, using rescue funds to leverage millions in loan guarantees to expand capacity and address bottlenecks in supply more broadly. today's announcement adds a new commitment to the $500 million previously annou

it follows competitors like american, jetblue, alaska air, who announced vaccine mandates last week.ts are higher this morning, we have a rebound underway following the technology driven selloff yesterday, dow industrials up 126, a third of a percent, s&p 500 up 16, and the nasdaq higher by 68. some facebook services have been restored this morning following yesterday's major outage which caused the tech giant's stock to fall almost 5%. this morning we are learning facebook may still be down. this was the company's longest outage since 2008. joining us now is ted oakley. joining the conversation all morning long is the hill columnist and fox news contributor, joe concha and payne capital management president and payne point of wealth podcast, ryan payne. great to see everybody this morning. thank you for being here. ted, kicking things off with you. your take on what drives markets at this point, given that big selloff yesterday in technology, now rolling over. do you want to come in here and buy tech or do you think we're in the middle of a moderate to sustained selloff here? >> wel

yeah for several years we felt that jetblue domestic network could support connectivity in new york andmpatible with the existing fleet and as expansions go we are bull initial at jetblue and predates covid. >> up dated southwest and then the disaster of last week and had to cancel more than 2500 flights since saturday does that change your view on how they manage through the issues >> it does not the airlines were starving well over a year and now they are running not walking to the feeding trough and they need to slow down and take human bites and schedule the operates in a way to set aside a sufficient number of spare aircraft and crews in the event of any operational pressure applied and that's the challenge of southwest over the weekend and spirit faces over the summer americans with the challenges over the summer. delta in the spring. this is an industry issue that has to be confronted i understand it. the airlines are eager to get a taste of that revenue and passenger demand and need to preserve the operational integrity. >> industry issue and southwest took all the bad press fro

we hear from jetblue next week back to you. >> phil, thank you so much as always shares of ibm plunging missed on revenue. josh brown weighed in yesterday and told us why he's not interested in holding the stock. >> very, very boring business. trades at a reasonable valuation and always has buys back a lot of stock but ends up lower. it peaked in 2011. it's been in a 10-year down trend. it is really an impossible stock to invest in warren buffett found a way to lose money in ibm. everything they do is three years too late i'm not in it and not looking at it and not interested in trading. may god have mercy on everyone's soul. >> that includes you. >> clear words from josh steph, what is the argument? >> we've debated he and i have debated on a lot of names i just got into the stock maybe two quarters ago this is a terrible quarter that in q3 but in 1 and 2 they beat and were able to execute and the reason i own it is not for the legacy businesses but because they transform the company they have asset sales. they have spinouts s it is going to help add to three points to sales next year.

the move will position delta to better compete against an american airlines jetblue alliance. an anticompetitive lawsuit. , we discussed the future of doing business in singapore and the outlook for reopening with the trade and industry minister. our exclusive interview is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ reporter: china ever grand may be facing its next test as a dollar note some bondholders say is guaranteed. it was issued as an initial amount of $260 million by an entity called jumbo fortune enterprises, a joint venture whose owners include the main onshore unit honda real estate. the due date is monday with no grace. . u.s. progressives are looking for ways to rescue biden's agenda have open the door to scaling back some social spending. democrats are looking for ways out of the deadlock after nancy pelosi scuttled last week's plan vote on a $550 billion infrastructure package. progressive swap agreements on $3.5 billion in social spending and tax increases. the philippine president says he is retiring from politics and will not be seeking the vice presidency in 2022. in a spe

56,000 person workforce must be vaccinated by december 8th to continue employment american alaska jetblue made similar announcements last week live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to james. all right. very good. thank you, jane. >> it's 7.20 right now. and tesla is being ordered to pay nearly a 137 million dollars to a former black employee named owen diaz. he worked at the plant in fremont from 2015 to 2016 and after he quit, he sued tesla claiming that he was racially harassed daily, including being called a racial slur. diaz says that employees would also draw swastikas around the plant and supervisors didn't do anything about it. a jury awarded him about 7 million dollars in emotional damages and a 130 million dollars in punitive damages. it's unclear if tesla is going to appeal. but the company previously denied knowing anything about the alleged behavior at the plant. a shortage of substitute teachers in san jose is forcing school counselors and other specialists to step into the classroom starting this week. those district employees are going to be on call as subst

anyway, 37% jump from ticket prices for airline tickets, american and jetblue said employ vaccinatione day before thanksgiving. really good timing. united by the way mandate august 6th looking to fire employees who refuse. >> out of 67,000 us employees, 232 are going through the termination process. jillian: >> reporter: texas judge granted a restraining order against united stopping it from putting 2000 folks on unpaid leave for failing to get their shot. they are still employed but the 200 plus are losing their jobs. talking about gas prices, fuel prices, gigantic cost for airlines and that is a problem right now. todd: obama's former ethics chief hearing about hunter biden's part sales, carley shimkus with more on that story. jillian: the sunshine state ready to step in with the supply-chain crisis. corey mills is next live. ♪♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty,

american airlines, alaska airlines and jetblue are the latest. united, hawaii and frontier already have the vaccinated employees. we now know where the journal got the information about facebook, and it was a whistle-blower that revealed herself on "60 minutes" last night. she worked as a product manager on facebook, and gave thousands of internal documents to the securities exchange commission and "the wall street journal." the reporter that broke the story said facebook is in disarray after the leaked documents. >> facebook has realized if they change the algorithm to be safer, people will spend less time on the site and click on less ads and they make less money. >> we heard they actually have taken all of their researchers and basically blamed them for this. it's a very weird mentality over there. they have been throwing those people under the bus, the people they asked to understand the platform's role in the world, and that's a very aggressive thing for them. >> coming up at 5:30, we will make time to hear more from the whistle-blower. a qu

american, alaska, jetblue told their employees the same a few days ago. united, hawaiin and frontier were the first. delta airlines is so far the only airline without a company wide mandate. delta does require new employees to be vaccinated and will only pay sick leave to those vaccinated and get sick anyway. and a contract worker at tesla said he faced abuse. tesla tens this but a federal court did not see tesla's side. a separate suit says racial issues are widespread in the company. again, tesla denies that. tech stocks sank agency investors moved their money out of tech and into government securities. behind the scenes workers on television shows have authorized their union to call a strike for better pay. the crews say they are not getting the same pay raises and benefits that writers, actors and producers are as streaming services demand more and more episodes. in 2007, you will recall, marcus and laura, writers went on strike, and then reality television was on the rise, so let's not go back there. >> and everybody wanted to be a star. >> yeah, let

florida we have been telling you this for months the new york-based company from goldman sachs to jetblue capital, amazon flocking to the sunshine state attracted by lower taxes and limited covid restrictions but for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction, the reaction is the demand for commercial real estate is through the roof so much so that companies are snapping up industrial properties and warehouses which are the hardest to come by in the sunshine state george's president and top agent for state street in doral florida, can you give us a window into how your world has changed in the last six month? >> thank you so much as a pleasure to be here as i mentioned, we have been in the business 29 years and i will tell you the industrial market is a sweetheart of all commercial real estate assets right now including office and retail in my time here in the market i've never seen a more active market where the demand is at an all-time high, literally we have two in three tenets fighting for the same space to lease and it's really unprecedented. i think the surge of online orde

american and alaska and jetblue told their employees the same thing a few days ago. united, hawaiian and frontier were the first. that leaves delta airlines as the only major airline without a company-wide mandate. they will only play covid sick leave to those who are vaccinated and will get sick anyway. tesla will have to pay $37 million to a former employee that faced racial abuse on the job. tesla denies this, but a federal court did not see tesla's side. separate class action suit shows racial issues are widespread at tesla, and, again, tesla denies this. and then facebook took a hit on wall street yesterday. the tech stocks in general sank as investors moved their money out of tech and into government securities. and then behind the scene workers have authorized their union to call a strike for better pay. the crews say they are not getting the same pay raises and benefits as writers andactors are. in 2007 tv writers went on strike so there were months of repeats on traditional television, and then there were lots of reality tv which was cheap to make. everybody

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tom: you mentioned jetblue earlier, this is a serious issue.price of oil, what is it going to do? we need to go to west lafayette sooner than later. first class delta airlines, $499. it is. reasonable. greyhound indianapolis to west lafayette, economy flexible is $76 round-trip. we can do that. jonathan: i can see you in greyhound. have you ever been on a greyhound? tom: may be long ago. the -- jonathan: do you fit in the seats? tom: sort of. if i have a case of beer with me, i don't. jonathan: do you take a case of beer with you on a greyhound? lisa: [laughter] jonathan: are we going to film this? tom: think these are reasonable expenditures to get a sense of the recount across america. jonathan: how long does that take? tom: delta is quick. are they in the same time zone? i don't know. delta is not the issue. the issue is that greyhound stops at every little town. jonathan: i have done it, a long time ago. wondering if this conversation continues. stick with us, it won't. in the bond market, 160 three on tents. futures up 4/10 of 1%. the earn

i get what sounds like a credible answer, then i think you buy southwest on weakness, but i think jetblue is a nice alternative. >> i think bonawyn makes a good point. they were gearing up for this moment it's going to be the holidays, people have gotten the vaccines, and this happens even before the rush >> i'm like bonawyn, something seems off. phil did say some of the routes they are the big player, but how would this problem not be more broad than just southwest if it's a staffing issue? >> that makes me concern for all the airlines, but i don't have any airline exposure maybe i would be looking at hotels, but those aren't cheap, either so i'm sort of staying away from the space. i can't even imagine the managerial nightmare i'll be interested in the interview tomorrow >> tim, your take? >> it will be a great interview. i'm a buyer of southwest they have the most loyalty, the most profitability, the best balance sheet, and i think they're well positioned karen's point is a great point, but this is not a southwest problem this happens to be a southwest moment it was a terrible weekend,

do you want to talk about jetblue quickly? tom: i missed that. fuel prices a bit of a problem here. the loss narrower than expected, so we are positive in the premarket, but they go on to say, "the sequential decreases due to this he's in a leisure demand pattern in the recent fuel demand prices, as well as labor demand costs," seemingly every company dealing with the same thing at the moment. tom: what do they do? do they take out flights? i had a trip canceled, and the airline i was on just took out their flight. jonathan: it is good to see of the atlantic travel core door reopen -- the atlantic travel corridor reopening. this line from larry fink and ray dalio, that they are open to paying more tax, but only if the money was put to good use. ray dalio saying this. "i would support anything that is going to increase equal opportunity and greater productivity. if it accomplishes those things, i would support it." i'm not sure does. lisa: it is a really politically correct way of trying to push back gently on the plan to tax the ultra-wealthy ind

jetblue announcing they will require all employees be vaccinated to be on the job.ines just a few days ago making a similar announcement as well as alaska there. this is after president biden made that requirement for all companies that work as government contractors require that their employees be fully vaccinated. still some other airlines are weighing the options. this just speaks to more of the local governments and being corporations taking that big significant and for some even controversial step. >> all right. thank you so much for bringing us the latest. >>> meantime the family of a young mother shot by a school safety officer said she is being taken off life support this weekend. the 18-year-old was shot in the head after being in a physical altercation with a 15-year-old near a california high school campus. natasha chen has details on what unfolded. >> reporter: 18-year-old mona rodriguez has lost all brain function and is being taken off life support according to her family leaving behind a 5-month-old baby. the family's attorney said she was shot in the

american, jetblue, and alaska say workers will have to get the shot by early december.d more than 700 passengers since last year for their behavior on board. the airline services close to 3 million travelers every week. the number of unruly passengers has arisen since the start of the pandemic with many incidents over mask violations. a union representing flight attendants is calling on lawmakers to crackdown on disruptive passengers. >> the 2020 pandemic lockdown put the dreams of thousands of california student athletes on hold and for some, playing sports was their only ticket to a college education. without a season, many face a tough decision. fight for their dream, or give up. we followed several student-athletes for a year to see how they navigated this crisis and their stories are the subject of the new original screening series "the lost season, >> when i'm playing a, i just let everything out on the field. >> just having that momentum and that excitement just to be on the field. >> i don't know what i would be doing right now. >> let's focus now on the future

kumasi: jetblue is having a mega sale, and you can fly from san francisco to l.a. for $31 one-way.y tomorrow, and there are some date restrictions. we checked this morning, you cannot bring a carry-on, though. you will have to pay if you want to check a bag. that's fine. how much do you really need? julian: if it is a short trip to l.a., you will be fine. kumasi: get a nice person with a lot of space. julian: don't ask questions when you see kumasi at sfo with a mega bag up next, the seven things you need to know today. kumasi: and let's see what we see outside ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ kumasi: it's 6:50 seven. president biden's meeting right now with democrats on capitol hill about his landmark infrastructure bill. abc news is reporting that the president is set to unveil a new framework for this plan, and that will be in support of all democrats. julian: number two, the oakland school board has mandated vaccines for all students. kids 12 and older will need to get a

american, alaska, jetblue are following early move by united.ts major airlines to implement mandates by december 8, same deadline that applies to federal contractors. >>> tomorrow pleasanton city council members expected to determine whether they will declare local drought emergency. people in pleasanton would need to reduce water use by 15%. city leaders are recommending that the council hire temporary workers to staff the drought call center to respond to any water leaks or noncompliance concerns. >>> in san jose a big push to end homelessness. advocates will be rallying outside county offices. they want to bring number of homeless families in santa clara to zero over the next five years. the issue is being taken up by board of supervisors tomorrow. >>> supreme court is returning to the bench this morning to begin a new term. it will be the first time in more than a year that the justices will meet in person in their chamber. all of them except brett kavanaugh who just tested positive for covid are expected to convene today. in the coming mont

american, alaska, jetblue following earlier move by united. white house wants major airlines to implement mandates by december 8, same deadline that applies to federal contractors. >>> tomorrow pleasanton county members expecting to declare whether they will declare a local drought emergency. residents would need to reduce water usage by 15%. leaders recommend the council hires temporary workers to staff drought call center to respond to water leaks or noncompliance. >>> in san jose a big push to end homelessness. advocates will be rallying outside offices. they want to bring the number of homeless families in santa clara to zero over the next five years. >>> a live look from capitol hill where supreme court is returning to the bench this morning to begin a new term. it will be the first time in more than a year that the justices will meet in person in their chamber. all of them except brett kavanaugh who just tested positive for covid are expected to convene today. in the coming months, the nine justices are expected to tackle issues includin

their jobs, look at the bigger story, that over the past week we've seen american, southwest, alaska, jetblues, all announce requirements. >> tucker: yeah, there have been mass firings, the president said, but when you see reports of mass firings of law-abiding american citizens, joe biden told us, what you're really seeing his progress. you should celebrate. think about that. no american president has ever made a statement like that, cheering the firing of law-abiding americans in the multitudes. but joe biden did, he didn't even pause, he says things like that regularly. now, that's fine if you are on joe biden's side apparently. but what if joe biden was talking about you? what if he was talking about your livelihood, your career, the future of your family, how would you feel? we should consider that. because these are americans he's talking about. and as we do consider that, think about what happened to air travel in america over the weekend. southwest airlines, you may have read this, one of our biggest carriers, all but shut down on saturday and sunday. the airline canceled thousands of

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they will also be providing abortions on select flights. [ laughter ] american, southwest, united, jetbluealaska -- most of the major airlines have mandates. the only big one that i know that doesn't have it is delta. which is nuts. if any airline should have a vaccine mandate, it's the one named after the variant. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] they're doing an interesting thing in louisiana. they're giving out vaccines at the zoo, to animals. the audubon zoo in new orleans has begun to vaccinate monkeys and will soon be administering doses to tigers and otters too. i would have loved to be at the meeting where the zookeepers divvy up who vaccinates which. "dave, you're going to do the otters, and steve, you're on gorillas." [ laughter ] but it's funny that this is happening in a state that has one of the lowest rates of vaccinated humans. it's almost like they gave up and were like, i guess we give them to the monkeys. i don't know. [ laughter ] and while covid rates are down here in the u.s., health experts say cold weather could ramp things up again as people move indoors. with t

tonight we learned american airlines, jetblue, they had waited to see how it went for united airlinesey are going to follow through with making sure their employees are vaccinated. professor, we continue to close susan glasser. i have one for you. the trump show, like it or not, is still running, and even if you are not watching it anymore, a big voting swath of america still is. sadly, professor, this is a badly needed reminder for the coastal mainstream media, who get in the weeds, seldom if ever venture and do actual america, we are i know you join us from tonight. from what is still a red state. >> trump and trumpism is here to stay. so i think in susan's piece, yes, if absolutely nothing happens, trump will be boosted a bit. but something is eventually going to happen. it may not be next week, it may be in two weeks. but something is ultimately going to happen. the democrats will figure it out. and that is going to be a win for biden. how big a win? who knows. but it is a win for biden. but trump is on a parallel track. he is still very popular in red america. he is growing in po