united is not particularly a present player >> exactly so jetblue has -- i think jetblue and delta aretty much the same size in boston and a lot of that service for jetblue goes to florida. they've been growing that market for the past decade. and every time they add a city they become more relevant. but between when they started and when they filled out the footprint there's not a lot of choice, right? to your point, delta is the biggest airline there. and then you have jetblue and united really what they're doing is either flowing over showing or over newark. and then you have the international airlines of course doing that and then american is just not very big in boston this gives american a presence in kind of the upper northeast so think markets like maine and upstate new york massachusetts, which would obviously cover boston, rhode island, maybe eastern connecticut. and then flow that traffic over jfd as well to give them exposure and to also give jetblue customers more choice than just jetblue domestically and then other international carriers >> as you say, jetblue is sort of

is it this partnership, northeast alliance or having separate jetblue and american?more international routes and more frequency with some of the routes that we're flying, but today in court the justice department lawyer when talking with the ceo of jetblue made some strong points about the fact there is some revenue-sharing and there is some coordination in terms of service to those airports, and his argument is if you're doing that, that sounds a lot like a merger, and it's not very good for the consumer >> there is revenue and coordination, no doubt the trial comes as jetblue is trying to buy spirit airlines for like $4 billion. does this help the doj's case? >> hard to tell at this point, ship that issue came up in court. the jetblue ceo wassed about about the merger with spirit and he said that's separate. you have to wonder if the doj is successful unwinding this relationship between jetblue and american, does it embolden the justice department to say, you know what, we don't think that there should be a merger between jetblue and spirit. >> we'll see phil lebea

the trial comes as jetblue is trying to buy spirit airlines for like $4 billion.l at this point, shep look, that issue came up today in court the doj attorney asked the jetblue ceo about the potential merger with spirit, and he said, look, that is separate from this issue here, but you have to wonder if the doj is successful unwinding this relationship between jetblue and american, does it embolden the justice department to say you know what? we don't think that there should be a merger between jetblue and spirit >> we'll see phil lebeau, thanks very much. >>> flying into or out of san francisco? you might want to pack some food that's the advice for passengers after a workers' strike closed many restaurants and lounges at sfo and created long lines at the one still open about about a thousand workers walked off the job yesterday. cashiers and baristas, cooks and dishwasher, servers and lounge tenants also demanding higher wages. some say they haven't gotten a raise in three years and now the head of the union is urging travelers to come prepared in a statement he

after opening statements and arguments today, then we will hear from jetblue's ceo, robin hayes, andive to testify today, and we are going back to january 1st of 2020. as you look at the airline shares, keep in mind they are all being crushed right now, so there's no way to look at the chart and say this is definitely looking at the alliance, and most importantly the question is what happens if this is rejected by a judge if a judge says this alliance is fine and they can continue, what does that say about the potential merger between jetblue and spirit conversely, if a judge says this is anti-competitive, does that further hurt what might happen between jetblue and spirit we will probably get a decision early next year, and that's a guesstimate at this point. >> competition, i don't know, it is, good, phil, we need it, in all areas, especially with inflation. i think that's whywe had amazo digital world. that's why we have been so used to 20 or 30 years of not having to worry about it, and it comes back with a vengeance. what was that -- i got a call yesterday about a lease running

. >>> in boston, the justice department fighting american airlines and jetblue in court.rk and boston airports expanding. so they're saying team up. let's do it. have this alliance, which means sharing flight info as well as profits from selling seats on each other's flights. their argument is that this helps competition, eventually leading to lower prices for you. but the doj says time-out. the top four airlines control a big chunk of the industry, bringing in billions more than smaller competitors. they're taking the airlines to court in a trial starting today. cnbc's airline reporter is here to break it down. glad to have you, leslie. tell us how this might what we expect will play out in court and what it means for the consumer. >> thanks so much for having me. well, this is a really interesting case. so we have jetblue, this kind of quirky new york-based airline going through a quarter life crisis. it's not a big airline. not a small airline. teaming up with the biggest airline in the country. this happens in 2020. the deal was passed for the two of them to coordinat

. >> reporter: pilots from delta, united, american, jetblue, and spirit airlines stand out across the country to picket. at new york's jfk airport more than 100 delta pilots walk information ready to strike if negotiation delays continue. airline pilots association saying, contemplating a strike is not something we take lightly . the ball is in delta managements court right now. >> last contract we negotiated was in 2016. our last pay raise was in 2019. we would like to include these negotiations sooner rather than later. >> it is time that delta air lines puts forth a contract to the delta pilots that reflects the contributions we've made. >> reporter: delta air lines issuing a statement that says our goal remains to continue providing delta pilots with an industry-leading overall contract with the best compensation based on pay, retirement, and profit-sharing. american airlines is saying, we've put forward an industry- leading proposal that would provide immediate and significant improvement. passengers have faced extremes at airports around the country like continued delays, cancel

jetblue has approached to purchase spirit airlines. jetblue overpaid by $3.8 million., but it is still stuck in fort lauderdale. [laughter] this week "the new york times" wrote on the trend of cannibalism in contemporary fiction which means the media thinks we will soon be hungry enough to start eating each other. the good news, we will finally get that five star michelin rating from my ass. the new survey finds that one and three stealing coworkers food from the office refrigerator. the other two-thirds are damn liars, brian kilmeade. get that picture off. a limb veto has been listed had the symptoms of long covid said jill biden "thank god." this week john hinckley tweeted his support for abortion, which is not surprising considering he supports killing people during the first term. [laughter] wow. that is gold. a new study claims that dogs with white sounding names get adopted from shelters faster than dogs with black sounding names. but my dog adolf already knew that. [laughter] oh, we are the best. finally subway restaurants are offering presandwiches for the firs

. >> the government antitrust lawsuit against american airlines and jetblue will head to trial tomorrow. the justice department and six states are suing to break the developing alliance between those carriers. they claim it decreases competition and could result in higher fares. the airlines have already been partnered up for more than a year and their lawyers will argue it has allowed the airlines to offer routes they could not manage on their own. the outcome could affect how the biden administration evaluates other airline deals. >> today nasa today first of its kind planetary defense demonstrations and an attempt to protect earth if an asteroid was to head toward our planet. >> nasa sent a spacecraft to intentionally slam into an asteroid named mim -- named dimorphouus. >> and we have impact! in the name of planetary defense. >> nasa's dart mission spacecraft as it is called launched last year and successfully collided with the asteroid at a speed of four miles per second. >> all we are attempting to do is move it a little bit. than hollywood movies they try to blow asteroids up. th

speaking out as the justice dept as the justice department in effort to break up american airs and jetblue's alliance has two trial. the airlines launched northeast alliance in boston in new york early last year. it was was in an effort to compete with with the larger airlines. the justice department argues their merger will try to. they are. at was filed to block the debentur. to block the debenture. he said the alliance will hurt markets s california and will cost consumers millions of dollars ir ticket prices. meanwhile, we've all seen the cell phone videos f unruly passengers disrupting flights and assaulting people. this incident of a person punching an american airlines flight attendant is just the latest one caught on camera. during the pandemic, there was n these kinds of videos. some tral expert say the alarming trend is is going down, but it's still a problem. >> this year, the numbers droppd year, the numbers dropped, but it's still pretty alarming. morn 2000 cases. the same question needs to be asked. how many were were thrown off? how many were ? how many paid fines? the answer

american, southwest, united and jetblue airlines each rolling out updated policies, spelling out what passengers will receive if they are stranded meal vouchers for delays more than three hours, and if you're stuck in the city, a hotel voucher plus transportation to and from the airport the airlines are clear, this only applies to problems within their control like mechanical issues or staffing shortages, but weather delays are not covered. it will all be laid out. the airline acted independently but with pressure from pete buttigieg who spoke to tom costello earlier this month. >> we want to make sure very clearly spelled out so passengers know what they're getting when they buy a ticket >> reporter: what does this mean for passengers? >> it's not that no airlines were providing meal vouchers or hotel vouchers before this, it's just that it was spotty. it depended a lot on the agent, on the airline, and going forward now, it's not going to depend on those things >> reporter: and it all comes as more than 12 million passengers are set to fly this holiday weekend. according to hopper,

. >> the government antitrust lawsuit against american airlines and jetblue will head to trial tomorrow. the justice department and six states are suing to break the developing alliance between those carriers. they claim it decreases competition and could result in higher fares. the airlines have already been partnered up for more than a year and their lawyers will argue it has allowed the airlines to offer routes they could not manage on their own. the outcome could affect how the biden administration evaluates other airline deals. >> today nasa today first of its kind planetary defense demonstrations and an attempt to protect earth if an asteroid was to head toward our planet. >> nasa sent a spacecraft to intentionally slam into an asteroid named mim -- named dimorphouus. >> and we have impact! in the name of planetary defense. >> nasa's dart mission spacecraft as it is called launched last year and successfully collided with the asteroid at a speed of four miles per second. >> all we are attempting to do is move it a little bit. than hollywood movies they try to blow asteroids up. th

american, southwest, united, delta and jetblue airlines rolling out updated policies spelling out whatf they are stranded meal vouchers for delays more than 3 hours if you're stuck in a city, a hotel voucher plus transportation to and from the airport. the airlines are clear this only applies for problems within their control like mechanical issues or staffing shortages. but weather delays are not covered. the policies will be laid out on a new website from the department of transportation launching tomorrow the airlines acted independently and voluntarily but with pressure from the transportation secretary who spoke exclusively to nbc's tom costello earlier this month >> we want to make sure very clearly spelled out so that passengers know what they're getting when they buy a ticket >> reporter: so what does this mean for passengers? >> it's not that no airlines were providing meal vouchers or hotel vouchers before this it's just that it was spotty it depended a lot on the agent, on the airline and going forward now, it's not going to depend on those things. >> reporter: and it all co

today, it's jetblue.hey up their q3 revenue, going to add some seats. >> marriott's having a better than expected quarter. expedia is fedex did say, look, in the united states, it's not so much that we're having a european situation or china it's just that you don't ship a lot of packages if you're going to, say, a lot of weddings the jetblue number, david, jetblue is up nicely, but once again, that's not the part of the economy that we're used to seeing go up we like when you're doing your home better or sending gifts better or buying an apple iphone better it's no surprise that airlines are doing well it's just that the universal companies that are doing well, better than expected, are connected to services. travel >> meanwhile, something else that hasn't done well is the stock market this week >> i thought you were going to say, american air. >> no, i'm done with that. all the -- everyone's very nice there, it's just brutal. >> the market is not -- >> the market has not been very nice, at least for tho

here are three big movers we are watching we'll start with jetblue and american, both flying as the u.s arguing the company's partnership is anti-competitive. the trial is expected to last about three weeks and it will give the market a gauge on the deal-making climate in general you can see jetblue and american, each up about 3% right you in meantime, starbucks is poised to open its 6,000th store in china. this will happen on september 30th and despite lockdowns and a slowdown in consumer spending, the coffee company is aiming to operate about 9,000 stores in 300 cities in china by 2025. shares are up 1% d doordash will launch a credit card in partnership with jpmorgan on mastercard's network. no details on a launch date or annual fees but shares are up 2.5% >>> we do have the markets bouncing back a bit, a bit this morning. this is major averages look to snap what has been a five-day losing streak. the dow and s&p both closing at lowest levels since 2020 dom chu is with us and he can tell us what is leading this bounce of course, what you can't tell us is how long it's going to last.

if -- is spirit jetblue falls to the final hurdle are you ready to pounce?at's a long ways away and we will stay open minded but at this point we have to assume it goes through. alix: if it doesn't is there another opportunity or you're going to put the blinders on? >> we are always open minded. we will look at any opportunity that comes up. guy: this scale matter right now? do you need to get bigger it's important right now, do you think scale matters, do you need to scale up and in what shape or form? >> scale helps. it makes us more reliable. it makes our brand bigger and it absolutely benefits that. we have enough planes on order that we can continue to grow and double our size in the next five years and so right now that's our option and we think it's a really good place to be. you're in a situation where if the deal goes through, 95% of the airline capacity will be 30% or higher. so it's never been that good since probably southwest airlines in the late 80's. alix: i wonder if you can walk me out a year, year-and-a-half or maybe more. the airline indus

news regarding the airline industry, the government's antitrust lawsuit against united airlines and jetblue is heading to trial. six states are looking to break the alliance, claiming it decreases co-op -- decreases competition and hikes fares. lawyers will argue it will allow them to manage routes they could not handle on their own. this could affect how the biden administration views other deals. kumasi: ukraine blowback in russia, thousands are trying to leave as president putin is drafting civilians, as protests grow. jobina: not only are the protest growing but they are becoming violent and deadly. thousands of men are rushing to the border in an attempt to avoid being drafted. images show the huge lines at russia's border with georgia, some people waiting 40 to 50 hours in line. in occupied ukraine, it is the final day of russia's staged referendum and is expected to announce he is annexing several regions. >> we stand with our partners in rejecting fabricated outcomes russia announces. jobina: a russian strike in a residential area of the donbass region has left at least four people

american, mishandled 450,000 bags followed by alaska airlines and jetblue.t stuff the carry-ons. fill them up and don't look back but don't check anything. >> pete: they don't really check them at security purity used taft with them and those things and make sure that they're the right size. they don't really check it. you get to the gate. it stays with you. >> don't tell everybody. >> pete: it's the way to go. how they not figured out scanning of the bags and putting on a plane quite yet? we will get to it, another topic. appreciate those tips. joe biden gave an angry speech, use light, riddled with flubs yesterday. watch. >> keep guns out -- to know what the mexicans. mexico which has real problems. causing us for problems. you know their biggest complaint is customer can't week top gun traffic across the southern border into mexico. we could solve more gun crimes if we have someone heading up, which we finally do. we the people, that's our constitution, our declaration. we the people. >> he is unsure where he is anymore. today jill biden, dr. biden was ho

the airline pilots association represents delta, jetblue, spirit, united airlines. they are calling for united to fix problems causing a significant increase in flight delays and cancellations. recognize the sacrifices pilots made during the pandemic. it will not disrupt any flights today. >> the list of best colleges in the country is out. the school knocking uc berkeley from the top spot. >> a dog learned the hard way about the existence of marine life. manatees giving him a big shock. drew: we are turning up the heat today. that heat will accelerate this holiday weekend. a few warnings will begin for a huge portion of the bay area. we will talk about all of this making a home means making decisions. lots of them. so, we promise to be here, with prices you'll love, if you just promise to put your heart into it. seasons change, but our lowe's price promise is everyday. shop fall at lowe's today. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g net

lauren is looking at the movers and top of the list is jetblue. >> workers are seeking a union vote,ation of machinists, they will file an application over 3000 members. stuart: we've got the royal caribbean cruise line. >> recession fear locking demand. some of the cruise lines are having to divert cruises to bermuda as a result of this is another headache. stuart: we saw oil prices, natural gas prices, the energy sector showing serious losses. lauren: all energy, schlumberger is number one, oil is down for the quarter. the first quarterly decline but they are optimistic, bullish forecasts, goldman sachs sees brent, european oil, one hundred $25 so maybe it will go back up. . blue one when? put a time on it. lauren: a supply issue. blue one fedex raising rates for packages. madison allworth, is this increase going to be on all shipping rates? >> all shipping offers will see an increase in the rate so they will be increasing in january. the rate will jump by 6. 9%. to put that in context, fedex lifted shipping rates by 5.9%, that was the first time in twee 8 years the increase had be

united, southwest, jetblue agree to accommodating travelers for inconvenience within the control. weather but technical problems. >> ashley: california governor gavin newsom signing executive order to boost the state's energy supply as it braces for a massive heat wave that could trigger power outages. the state's grid operator urging residents to cut back on charging electric vehicles to save power while gavin newsom asked residents to make sacrifices to keep the lights on. >> on a supply-side, we are challenged by these extremes and on the demand side, not surprisingly, people are turning up the ac. now people understand trying to escape the heat. so, we have to address that challenge. we voluntarily ask you to do a little bit more to help us get through the next week or so. >> ashley: gavin newsom's call to action comes days after the golden state to ban the sale of new gas powered vehicles by 2035. here is greg gutfeld's take on the failure of the great agenda. >> todd: they will turn california and the moon. it is beautiful but unlivable, right? it is the number one source of

they represent pilots from delta, jetblue, united, and spirit. they are calling for management to fix their operational problems that are causing a significant increase in flight delays and cancellations. the association says it will not disrupt any flights today. drew: taking a live look outside, showing you a little bit of fog out there. some dense spots in the north this morning. today, away from the coast, you want to dress like it it's summer out there. high pressure is now building, strengthening. really, over the next seven days. over the holiday weekend, it will bring about those very hot temperatures. today, you are going to feel the hot weather begin to move, even the east bay. we are going 90 in san jose with a lot of sunshine. 72 in the city, but the north bay, 90's if not triple digit heat. the three day forecast showing you september, we welcome the heat that continues to rise by saturday. excessive heat warnings to into effect, likely 80's and 90's around the bay shoreline. drink plenty of water, find shade if you are outside. neve

cheryl: american, jetblue, spirit, southwest all announcing travelers can change flights without penaltiesay they've been through this before and they are ready. >> i grew up in florida so by all means it doesn't really bother me. yeah, it could be a fun experience for her, my wife is not a fan. she didn't grow up in florida, her hurricane is not on her agenda. cheryl: if you do have travel plans, folks, airline apps are the best way to manage customer agents. internal revenue service sending $1.1 billion in child tax credits to 1 and a half million tax holds last year, the households should not have received that money. additionally the agency apparently failed to send 3.7 billion in payments to over 4 million households that were eligible for the child tax credit, the payments were part of the pandemic relief package, the agency is blaming a computer programming error. finally there is this, maria, apple reportedly calling out plans to increase production of iphone model, 14 series after expected demand surge fail today happen. apple told suppliers to rein in planned efforts to increase

reggie: the antitrust lawsuit against american airlines and jetblue is heading to trial. justice department in six states is suing to break the developing alliance claiming that it decreases competition and could result in higher f and they have already been partnered for more than a year and their lawyers will argue that it will allow that it offered roots that they could not manage on their own. the biden administration is evaluating other airline deals. kumasi: now to the escalating blowback in russia. thousands are trying to leave as president putin draft civilians as protests and opposition continue to grow. jobina has more. jobina: not only are the protests growing but we are learning that they are becoming more violent and deadly. thousands of men are rushing to the border to attempt to avoid being drafted. new images show the huge lines at the border with georgia. some people waiting 40 to 50 hours to cross over into occupied ukraine. today is the final day of the staged referendum and putin is expected to announce that he is annexing regions as the biden administ

alaska, american, united, southwest, delta, hawaiian and jetblue all say they provide meals for customerser hotel rooms for passengers stranded overnight, including transportation to and from the hotel. just two weeks ago, transportation secretary pete buttigieg told us exclusively the airlines must improve their customer service or the government could soon impose tough new requirements. >> so now you're kind of laying down the law for the airlines. they can either pony up on their own or you're going to enforce this for them. >> that's right. i'm giving them an opportunity right now. we can do more rule making and even more enforcement. >> reporter: the airlines' announcement coming on the say day the d.o.t. rolls out a new dashboard website. one-stop shopping so customers can see each airline's policies spelled out, including rebooking fees, meal vouchers and hotel stays. some airlines get all green checks, others get red xs. 13 state attorneys general say they have received thousands of complaints from outrge passengers about customer service including failures to provide required cre

american, delta, jetblue, united and southwest have all rewritten their policies. before you almost had to be a lawyer to sift through some of these. but now they rewrote that in plain language. but in some cases they are outright changing the policies themselves. shear one example. on united you used to be entitled to a meal voucher only if your flight was delayed four hours. now united will give a meal voucher to a passenger delayed more than three hours. one big caveat here, the passenger protections only applied to delays and cancellations within their control. we're not talking about weather. we do know that changes will be compiled all in one spot starting on thursday, department of transportation is rolling out a website so you can see how each airline stacks up against one another. just in time for what could be a big weekend for travel. the fda says thursday will be one of the busiest days of the holiday weekend in terms of flights scheduled. united is expecting 2.6 million passengers on its airline alone. >> thanks very much, pete. >>> new york's times sq

we're talking about pilots from delta, united, american, jetblue and spirit.een them publicly calling out their companies. now they're doing it again, telling management to fix those operational problems that are causing all those flight delays and cancellations. now, these are off-duty pilots. so airlines insist that this won't affect operations, but you'll see it at major airports including here at jfk, atlanta, detroit, l.a., seattle and salt lake city. it's also one of the busiest travel days for the holiday. so we're talking about today, tomorrow and monday as being the busiest, michael. >> gio, an important new website for travelers that was just announced this morning. what is that? >> reporter: that's right. they are calling it the airline customer service dashboard. let's show that to you right now. this just came out. this is what it looks like. it allows you to select any of the big u.s. airlines and compare their cancellation and refund policies so that if your flight is canceled or delayed, you know exactly what your rights are with each company a

american, delta, jetblue, spirit, southwest, all announcing travelers can change their flights withoutdo want to show you a live picture, we're waiting on the press conference from florida governor ron de santis. looks like the governor has taken the podium. we'll be monitoring the details, he's there with fee m ma fema o, local officials, talking about the mobilization. let's listen in for a moment, guys. >> as 7:00 a.m., hurricane in is located west, northwest of charlotte county, moving north, northeast at 10 miles per hour. it is now a category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of up to 155 miles per hour. that is knocking on the door of a category 5 storm. we expect landfall in southwest florida later today as a major hurricane and will slowly move aacross the central florida peninsula before exiting the northeast florida coast, probably sometime on thursday. much of southern florida is already experiencing impacts from the storm as it moves he closer to landfall. there have been several tornado warnings issued during the overnight hours. we expect to see that continue toda

several airlines are offering waivers because of being they include american delta, jetblue and united. gasia and dave. let's send it back over to you. incredible right, andre? senior thank you. 18 will have to swing back to our morning commute. check in with our traffic experts. sal castaneda, where do we need to start? well we're going to start in the east bay there. gasia and dave right now we do have a bunch of slow traffic out there. part of it is getting to break area bridges like the richmond bridge. we had an earlier stalled vehicle that was cleared. things are still a little bit busy, but they're better than they used to be pretty crowded at the bay bridge, and i do see that there is just a crash or something going on. maybe some sort of medical emergency right there. that's really not affecting traffic that much. it's already slow in the area. san mateo bridge traffic is moderately heavy, and now we still have that slow traffic on highway four and 6 80 in contra costa county, and also some slowing in hayward heading towards union city, 7 19 bring steve back with today's weath

reliable, nearly 70% of flights arrived on time for american and southwest airlines spirit, frontier and jetbluelcome into sports. in the first saturday with a full slate of college football games down on the farm. the stanford cardinal looking to kick off the season with a w as they face. colgate the raiders, an fcs opponent out of the patriot league. stanford started its season with a bang first offensive play from scrimmage. ej smith and that smith's son, by the way, takes the inside handoff off to the races. can't stop won't stop until smith is into the endzone 87 yards for that score. 7 zip cardinal just like dad quarterback tanner mckee had a great day for stanford. he was 22 of 27 for 308 yards and 2 touchdown passes, including that 13 yard connection you just saw with michael wilson in the end zone. a tremendous grab. by the way, sanford wins at 41 10. they have a tougher test next week as they go on the road to take on usc. these cal fans missed a nice showing for their golden bears today, purdue transfer new bears quarterback jake plummer went off in the 2nd quarter plumber. looks righ

it was a best seller >> it's the same customer flying jetblue, buying dell computers they're lookingd quality at fair prices >> he founded a wine company with his brother in 1973 he comes from wine legacy. his distant relative, theresa franzia, started america's best selling box wine, and his uncle, earnest gallo. was successful, selling over 100 brands of wine and othe bronco wines was successful, selling over 100 brands of wine and other alcoholic beverages. so raise a glass to fred franzia, gone at age 79. just don't pay too much for it >> who is going to try some wine >>> 30 seconds left on a race to the finish the biden administration racing to prevent a potentially catastrophic railroad strike the labor secretary leading talks between unions and rail companies. the markets bouncing back, after that sea of red yesterday. and now, you know the news at this wednesday, september 14th, halfway through the month. i'm tyler mathisen in for shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter. @thenewsoncnbc see you tomorrow hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang pu

united and jetblue are among the airlines rolling out that policy. there's some good news, albe relative, but the national average of a gallon of regular gas is down to about $3.80, that's still higher this time last year, but still down 1.20 from the beginning of the summer, around june, and we get it, no one wants to talk about leaving a vacation early, however, according to the faa, today will be a much lighter travel day than tomorrow, which is expected to be one of the busiest of the weekend. so take that for what it's worth. janai. >>> turning now to the wet weather in the east and the flood risk that comes with it, let's go to danielle breezy from our nashville affiliate wkrn. danielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. i want to talk about this. we're looking at widespread rain and storms as we head into today and tomorrow for the rest of of the holiday weekend, from new york to d.c., atlanta to dallas, chicago included in all this, you mentioned the flood risk, we got this flood watch up from cincinnati down to nashville and kn

on a day where, as you say, dee, jetblue has an upside earnings tree announcement. joining us today -- talks about obviously it's a huge story. it might be a pole on the overarching discussion of the overall economy. how are you processing it? >> morning, carl i think i am processing it in that way if you look at what was mentioned by the fedex ceo and in general what you're hearing about tech ceo talking about how they're being more cautious and spending money i think everybody is being cautionary at this time and it's rightfully so. if we're seeing with the early bellwethers demand slowing, i think that does trickle into other areas, especially the tech sector we already know where valuations are based on what's going on with interest rates. that has to play a part, especially myself. that's something i'm heavily looking into and how that's going to affect especially the tech sector. >> really? is that -- would you -- i'm looking at meta today. 146. this has been a very tough week for mega cap tech. does that change your long-term view on a lot of these names >> n

airlines including jetblue and delta will roll out new policies to help stranded passengers.ll include hotel and meal vouchers, something that wasn't standard. one industry insider says the changes are long overdue. >> it's not that no airlines were providing vouchers before this, it's just that it was spotty. it depended a lot on the agent, on the airline, on the traveler and how sympathetic their story was, whether they had elite status. going forward now is not going to depend on those things. >> these changes are only tied to delays, staffing or mechanical problems, not weather issues. you can get the full story on the "today" show at 7:00 this morning right after us here on "today in the bay." >>> quickly approaching, 6:00, moving you forward on the new covid booster shot. another series of talks getting under way after fda regulators gave pfizer and moderna a green light. ahead in a live report, why experts say it might be wise to wait for that extra level of protection. >>> we're all talking about it. bracing for the heat. a live look across the bay area. meteorologist

. >>> american airlines leading the names in the green southwest, united, jetblue and delta all getting4% yet the jets etf still down 25% from a year ago. can the run continue, steve? >> yes, so now we're switching from people wanting experiential vacations coming out of the pandemic to corporate travel returning. and if you see those experiential people getting back on planes because they no longer have to worry about testing. but that has been the story for the last couple of weeks i think this is more about maybe a knee-jerk reaction to the headline but i'm focused more on international travel returning, corporate travel returning oil is lower that's a tailwind for these -- for the airlines i would play it with ual and i would play it with delta i don't like the domestic airlines in this environment i think that the catch-up or the real outperforming trade are those international plays. >> and also business, you said, which is coming back, which could be a catalyst, and people have been waiting for it but it's coming at a time where we're now worried about the recession and businesse

or american which mishandled four hundred and fifty thousand bags followed by alaska airlines and jetblue. just stuff a carry ons. just fill them up and don't look back but don't check. they don't really check them at security anymore if they're too big, you know, you just have to put them in those things and make sure they're the right size. they don't really check that. so you get it to the gate, you get a gate check, it stays with you, okay? >> yeah. tell them. don't tell everybody they're going to take hour over. that is actually the way to go right now. you're right. how could they have not figured out scanning of the bags and putting on a plane quite yet? i don't get but we'll get to we'll get to another topic. >> appreciate these tips. it's actually helpful. joe biden gave an angry speech. you saw riddled with flubs yesterday. >> watch. keep guns. you know what? the mexicans of mexico, which has real problems, real problems with their biggest complaint is can't we talk gun trafficking across the southern border into mexico? we can sell more gun crimes if we have the someone heading

. >> running into turbulence ahead of the holiday weekend, jetblue american airlines, southwest, alloday. also slightly higher. the broader u.s. global jet city is also under pressure. it's down nearly 12% from august highs. the business trouble wrap up this fall will help give airlines a boost. senior airline analyst at j.p. morgan. jamie, great to have you with us. back o normal, you think? >> well, we certainly, we certainly think there's more momentum to be had on that, you know, all critical travel component. i mean, all along, we felt that the key to unlocking corporate demand is first getting your kid back in school, and second getting yourself back to the office, and then third being put back out on the road. the office momentum is very, very favorable. so yes, we think there's going to be, you know, immeasurable uptick in corporate demand, you know, kicking off in a couple weeks time. >> jamie, tim, how about the cost inputs for the airlines? and clearly, we can talk about jet fuel, i mean, it seems like airlines are not reported on the way down, but they are overly punished

american, southwest, jetblue, all have similar policies.inistration was asking for but that it has also updated its language to make it more clear. >>> meanwhile, like a frustrated dad dealing with a car full of rowdy kids, a southwest pilot had to deal with a mischievous passenger. that mystery person, get this, started airdropping nude photos to shocked fellow travelers. here's the pilot issuing his warning. >> if this continues while we're on the ground i'm going to have to pull back to the gate, everybody's going to have to get off. we're going to have to get security involved. and this vacation is going to be ruined. so you folks, whatever that airdrop thing is, quit sending naked pictures. let's get yourselves to cabo. >> such like an easy serious tone. cnn's erica hill has more. >> ana, clearly a little bit of a don't make me turn this plane around moment from the pilot. let me take you back through what happened. this was last wednesday. a flight, a southwest flight going from houston to cabo san lucas. now, the woman who shot that

reason why people look at the performance of a fedex, of course you have the bad news on that and jetblue, csx big trucking, american airlines, overnight delivery, the big real concern, i go on and on, 20 plus components to this. the reason they get a lot of attention among those as the economy, the shipping people and goods and the feeling is, the notion is this could be a preview of a coming attraction to the economy you know ship's many goods, you know ship is many people, you don't transport as many anything. it could be signaling a slowdown, it's not always right but among it the bowties including people, the billionaire investor peter lynch of course, fidelity magellan it is something that they look at and they're probably worrying about it, kelli o'grady spelling out where we stand with all the economic news today. >> good to see you we have a roller coaster ride in the market this morning on fears of recession. were off session lows but nowhere near raleigh territory the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all down hovering worst since mid july. what you said is driving the selloff aesthetics

airlines including american delta, jetblue, southwestern united, are offering waivers because of ian . we have you covered here on the air, and we have uninterrupted coverage of hurricane ian on the fox weather app, including live coverage from florida. you can use your phone to scan the qr code that's now on your screen or simply head to fox weather .com. well out of this story. after an hours long standoff, police in pleasant hill have not found the person they were looking for. it started around 6 30 last night when i wanted man ran into the northern breck here. sun valley mall. ktvu american. donna brings us the latest the crime scene tape that was blocking off part of the sun valley mall parking lot is gone, and police have packed up after they could not find the suspect they were looking for, but overnight police were in body shields with guns drawn in front of nordstrom rack for hours this morning, bringing in a drone and lifts searching for a man known to be armed and dangerous. it all started with a police pursuit by the contra costa county sheriff's office chasing 26 year o

american, united, delta, southwest and jetblue have all rewritten what is called their customer servicecellation or delay. airlines have rewritten these policies in plain language but in some cases they have completely changed some of their policies. one example, united airlines was offering you a meal voucher if your flight was delayed four hours. now they are offering you a meal voucher if your flight is delayed more than three hours. a pretty big shift there, especially considering the fact that airlines have canceled 45,000 flights in the u.s. since the 1st of june. the department of transportation really pushed airlines to do this. transportation secretary pete buttigieg said that airlines really needed to reexamine their policies considering the summer of cancellations and delays and now the department of transportation is rolling out a new website ranking and showing all the airlines as they stack up when it comes to each one of these individual policies for passengers. it's a big consumer rights push and the department of transportation says that in many cases the airlines reall

they include american delta, jetblue, southwest and united as well. hurricane ian pounded cuba yesterday and left the entire country without power. cuban media reports officials cut power to the pinar del rio area before the storm head that region is known for its copper, sulfur and iron mines as well as tobacco plantations. hurricane ian had reached the category three storm level with 130 mile an hour winds pushing across the island. it's not clear yet when the power could be restored. cuba suffered from prolonged power outages before the storm came ashore. we will have uninterrupted coverage of the hurricane on the fox weather app that includes live coverage from florida. just use the phone to scan the q r code on the screen right now, or you can go to the fox whether or fox weather .com let's get over to steve for a closer look at the forecast. morning, steve. alright sal. thank you, sir. well and it's making its move onshore around sanibel island heading towards port charlotte, fort myers, so that that gentleman was correct . it looks like it is c

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jetblue, for example, sending out this email offering flights through mid-november for 39 bucks one waylle, denver, las vegas and orlando. >> if you have not booked your thanksgiving trip yet, if you're hoping to travel domestically to visit home, you want to get those booked asap. >> reporter: and something we don't think about, thanksgiving is actually the hidden best week for international travel so going abroad with your family, that may be the best way to get a good deals. guys? >> literally just texted my mom, gio. thank you. mom, book your trip. >> it's a good wake-up call right there. >>> coming up later, what gisele is saying about tom brady on the football field and what her plan is for her own future. >>> also amy and t.j. live in london with more on the royal good-bye. listeneden with more on the royal good-bye. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪♪ your caramel frappe in the morning can earn you free mcnuggets i

like a mechanical issue or staffing shortage, not weather related, alaska, american, southwest, jetblue meals for customers delayed for three hours, offer hotel rooms for those stranded overnight. just two weeks ago, transportation secretary, pete buttigieg told us the airlines must improve their customer service or the government could soon impose tough new requirements. >> now you're laying down the law for the airlines they can pony up on their own or you can enforce it for them. >> i'm giving them an opportunity right now. >> reporter: the airline's announcement coming on the same day the d.o.t. rolls out a new dash board website, one stop shopping so customers can see each airlines' policy spelled out. some get green checks others get red x's. and today 38 state attorneys general saying they have received complaints about airline customer service, including about systemic failures to provide required credits to those who lost travel opportunities during the pandemic they want to enforce national and state consumer protection laws >> any airline is ridiculous. >> reporter: in june a