the attorney general is suing to try to stop the merger of jetblue and spirit airlines but i believe mexico right now. let's listen in. >>> the state of new york and district of columbia. i am here with assistant district attorney doha mekki. we propose that the merger would violate the clayton act. this merger would drive up ticket prices for passengers across the country, and we further allege that the impact of this merger would be particularly harmful for travelers who rely on what are known as the ultra low cost carriers in order to fly. those include the working and middle-class americans who travel for personal as opposed to business reasons, and must pay their own way. by acquiring spirit, jetblue will eliminate the largest ultra low-cost carrier in the united states. today, jetblue and spirit compete on hundreds of routes that serves tens of millions of travelers every year. direct competition between the two airlines has intensified in the last five years as spirit has expanded into markets where jetblue already offer ed routes on these routes, they have thousands of market

jetblue shares closed 1% higher. spirit stock fell 8.8% if it is not the justice department, then they have to get by the other agencies. anyone can block it. what is the other one? fcc? >> i heard it this morning >> labor department. oh, no, transportation department >> say they will not give them the certificate. >> you can't just -- if you approach everything with a no, it is not what you are supposed to be doing. >> puts a freeze on things have you seen anybody try? that's why there is so little m m&a activity right now. >> it has gotten cheaper >> i'm concerned about the demand picture making them not as cautious as the past. we will talk later today with dennis from the airline. >> another issue with a nine-hour flight >> i saw that. >> people hurling. >> taking off from north carolina and wound up in myrtle beach. the short flight and trapped overnight with a closed airport and no restaurants open at myrtle tbeach. some broke into the bar. there was another near miss at logan. that comes a week after the other

. >>> and the scare onboard a jetblue flight. a close call again. this time at boston's logan airport. coming in for landing, suddenly climbing back up to avoid another plane. >>> first, the images coming in from florida tonight, that train off the rails. hazmat and fire crews on the scene securing the area. the heightened concern over tens of thousands of gallons of propane fuel after what played out in ohio, that toxic train derailment there. and the newest governor tonight to say that toxic waste isn't coming to my state. victor oquendo in florida. >>> another close call at an american airport, this time in boston. that jetblue flight coming in for landing, suddenly having to take, quote, evasive action, climbing back up to avoid another plane. gio benitez on this tonight. >>> we're tracking yet another storm already. pounding the west at this hour, racing across the country. the real tornado threat expected, and the storm set to hit the northeast, too. rob marciano timing this out. >>> president biden's plan to relieve college debt for millions

go ahead to head and so that jetblue's argument is no. will go down because we'll be big enough to compete with the four big airlines and if you leave us too small, we can't compete with them. so it depends on which market you're looking at if you look at the ultra low cost market, then from the justice department's point of view, it looks bad because spirit would go away, leaving only frontier from jetblue's point of view, this will be good because it's going to force delta united, american and southwest to pull up their socks and have more more spirited competition. if you will, and there could be a sort of small movements. within this merger, you talked about giving up gates to allow for more. explain how that might work, right? what often happens with these mergers is because of concerns about concentration in particular markets. what the justice department might do it in way of settlement is to force spirit and jetblue to give up some assignments in certain markets. they're they're pretty dominant . so this would be new york, boston

air traffic control brought the jetblue flight back in for a safe landing. all on board unharmed. >> the pilots did a really incredible job. i mean, we came in, it was a scary situation, but it was very smooth. >> reporter: the incident is the fifth of its type this year following similar close calls at new york's jfk, austin, honolulu, and burbank. one of many challenges facing the faa still without a permanent leader. wednesday senators took up the nomination of phil washington to head the agency but called into question his lack of aviation safety experience. >> have you ever flown a plane? >> thank you for the question, senator. no, i have never flown a plane. aviation right now, we cannot think about doing things the old way. and so i think that a fresh perspective is needed. obviously safety is number one. >> reporter: a confirmed leader of the faa will have to answer for why these incidents apparently keep happening. the overall number of runway incursions nationwide went up last year. flight radar 24 says in this latest incident these two planes came

instead, the crew was told to line up and wait on the runway for the landing jetblue flight. the faa says the learjet pilot read back instructions clearly but began a takeoff rollin stead. air traffic control brought the jetblue flight back in for a landing all onboard unharmed. >> the pilots did a really incredible job. we came in. waits a scary situation. it was smooth. it wasn't like it was a jolting experience. i wasn't a jerky experience. we went back up in the air and landed. >> the incident is the fifth of the type this year following similar close calls at new york's jfk, austin, honolulu and burbank. last month the faa's acting administrator told congress that recent events remind us we must not being complaisant and voued a sweeping safety review. >> there is a lot of pressure right now in our airspace. we need to make sure that our regulatory system is as safe as it can be. that the aviation system is safe as it can be. >> the faa tells me it will determine how close these flights actually came to one another. let's put this in context, don. 560 feet, we're talking

jetblue is an airline that's cut airline prices. it's outrageous. this administration, big is bad. >> exactly. by the way, mergers and acquisitions are the way that small businesses become big businesses. stuart: got to leave it but it was good stuff today. great to see you in studio. >> good to see how the sausage is made here. stuart: steven, thank you very much. instagram influencer pleads guilty to stealing $100 million in covid relief funds. she stole people's identities and used their money to rent private jets and luxury apartments. it's a wild story, and we've got it. new research shows a wildly popular keto diet could double your risk of heart attack or stroke. doc siegle is on the case. the doctor is next. ♪ with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime lik

jetblue wanted to buy low cost spirit airlines. but as foxes lauren blanchard tells us that justice department says it violates antitrust laws and would hurt consumers. not cleared for takeoff. that was the justice department's message to jetblue and spirit airlines on their proposed merger. attorney general merrick garland filing a civil antitrust lawsuit to halt it tuesday. if not blocked, the merger of jetblue and spirit would result in higher fares and fewer choices for tens of millions of travelers across the country who wanted to buy the ultra low cost carrier spirit airlines for $3.8 billion. the doj says the merger would drastically cut the number of budget seats in the market, hurting flyers, who rely on cheaper tickets and reducing competition and an already small industry after spending many years. criticizing consolidation in the airline industry, jetblue appears to have changed its tune the best way to address consolidatioetition , the ceo of jetblued. yes they would add more leg room and remove some seats from spirit

it is competition , the ceo of jetblue said.hey would add more leg room and remove some seats from spirit planes, but we believe the doj has got it wrong on the law here and misses the point that this merger will create a national low fare, high quality competitor to the big four carriers. spirit ceo put out this statement quote. heather we intend to democratize flying for travelers across the country, a goal we believe is worthy of the government support. the ceos of both jetblue and spirits say they will continue to push for the merger and will fight the doj lawsuit in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news some republican senators are pushing back against house speaker kevin mccarthy's decision to turn over tens of thousands of hours of footage of the january 6th attack on the capital to fox news host tucker carlson. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and other republicans. senators came together today to criticize mccarthy's decision. they were also critical of carlson's portrayal of the january 6th attack as a peaceful

the jetblue flight took evasive action was able to climb safely out of danger.ear jet operated by the private charter hop a jet. they've been asked about this. no comment from them yet. the faa says this was the 5th close call involving a commercial airliner on a runway this year. >> the faa is awarding nearly a billion dollars to 99 airport terminal projects across the united states, including sfo. total 139 million dollars in grants will be awarded to 8 airports across california. san francisco airport will receive 31 million dollars to improve its terminal. the faa said the grants will help meet the growing demand for air travel and invest in key areas to help get travelers in and out of airports. more quickly. however, some experts say it really is not enough money to make a significant impact. >> this seems like a really nice big number that the administration is putting out there. but it's getting spread out to 99. different airports and at the end of the day, it's probably not going to be transformative. >> the money will also help airports in los angeles

the jetblue plane had to take evasive action to avoid the jet.resentatives for learjet could not be reached for comment. jetblue says their crews are trained to react to situations like this and they will help with the investigation >>> okay the moon may soon be getting its own time zone. the european space agency wants a method for lunar time keeping to be created. but clocks tick slightly faster on the moon. each day there is equal to 29 earth days >>> tired of your dreary town? find out which cities could turn that brown upside down >>> and she was sentenced to 11 years in psorin. now elizabeth holmes asking a judge to push back prison time no. he's making real-time money moves with merrill. so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. when a cold comes on strong, knock it out with vicks dayquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms. to help take you from 9 to none. power through with

the crew was told to line up and wait on the runway for the landing jetblue flight. faa says the learjet pilot read back instructions clearly, but began a takeoff roll instead. air traffic control brought the jetblue flight back in for a landing, all on board unharmed. t >> the pilots did an inn dread i believe job, we came in, it was a scary situation but it was very smooth, like it wasn't like it was a jolting experience, it wasn't a jerky experience, we just went back up into the air and came back around and landed. >> reporter: the incident is the fifth of its type this year following similar close calls at new york's jfk, austin, honolulu and burbank. last month the faa's acting administrator told congress that recent events remind us we must not become complacent and vowed a sweeping safety review. >> there's a lot of pressure right now on our air space so we need to make sure that our regulatory system is as safe as it can be, that the aviation system is as safe as it can be. >> reporter: the ntsb is not investigating this incident just yet but we do have prel

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. >> reporter: the jetblue proposed acquisition of spirit airlines for $3.8 billion has been challengede justice department. in the lawsuit filed tuesday, the government argues the two airlines are significant rivals, and the deal would harm consumers by eliminating about half of all ultra low-cost airline seats in the industry. jetblue counters the two would overlap on no more than 11% of their routes, and instead offer a challenge to the big four airlines. if the two airlines were to merge, it would create the fifth largest airline in the u.s. >>> toni morrison's forever stamp is available at your post office. it was unveiled tuesday at princeton, and it features a photo taken of her in 1997 for "time" magazine. morrison wrote "the bluest eye" and "beloved" and became the first african american woman to win the nobel prize for literature. >>> good news for chocolate lovers who need to be dairy free. the hershey company announcing they will now offer two vegan chocolate options, a plant live based partial government shutdown cup, and an almond sea salt bar. both made with oats instead

we share the results later on in the hour we have a news alert on jetblue now. phil lebeau, those details >> scott, i just got off the phone with robin hayes, ceo of jetblue, he says jetblue and spirit with undeterred despite the doj filing a lawsuit today to block their proposed merger during our conversation, he said that they are disappointed, but that he always felt that the most likely outcome was litigation, which is where they are. so what changes in their strategy at all, scott he says they will be emphasizing a greater emphasis, he says, on what he believes is underappreciated by the doj or not appreciated at all, the fact that they can bring down airfares if combining jetblue and spirit scott, we'll probably see this play out in court later this year, probably in the fall back to you. >> all right, good stuff phil lebeau, thank you very much for that a check on some top stocks to watch as we head into this close. kristina partsinevelos is here with that. >> phil just messengered edmente jetblue and spirit moves evercore upgraded delta to outperform aft

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the pilot of the jetblue plane took quick action to go back up in the air. passengers say they were pretty shaken up. we're looking at the growler right at land. you get that feeling in or a landing and all of a sudden we went right back up, looking out the window, watching that runway come up to meet us. and then uh, you know, just in a split second, it was full throttle forward and i mean, if i was talking and emojis have to shift from the little plane taking off to the rocket ship, we weren't vertical very quickly. the ntsb is investigating for other runway incursions this year in burbank , honolulu, austin and new york's jfk airport. new at noon . oakland international says it seemed more passengers come through the airport in january. the airport says it had nearly 820,000 passengers a 38% increase compared to last year when the airport saw some 593,000 airport says on a 12 month rolling basis, traffic is up by 150% with more than 11 million passengers. house judiciary subcommittee address the fentanyl crisis with a hearing on capitol hill today. madeli

full salute to jetblue.se, secretary burdge, update the computers at the terminals at these airports they are really from the 1970s. >> steve: i think those belong to the airlines. >> brian: no. software from the 70s no. jetblue in the 70s. >> steve: okay, well, let's see. >> brian: russian linked hackers pennsylvania hospital and publishing the naked photos of cancer patients onto the web. the warned the u.s. to be prepared for ransomware attacks like this. senator mike rounds reacts. >> ainsley: plus, more red states putting children's education in parents' hands. the latest wins for school choice ♪ baby you're a firework ♪ come on, let your colors burst ♪ make them go oh, oh, oh ♪ going to trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medic

. >>> the justice department may block jetblue's $3.8 billion acquisition of spirit airlines.h largest carrier in the country. the lawsuit could be filed as soon as today, and jetblue's ceo told "the wall street journal" the company would fight a government suit in court. >>> toblerone bars will soon have new packaging. the chocolate maker is removing the famed matterhorn and swiss flag as it moves operations to slovakia. the company spokesperson says the redesign will still include a mountain, but the new logo will be more modern and geometric. it will save production and money as wages and cost of living are much slower in slovakia. >>> and a british scientist will be honored for a barbie in her likeness for national women's day. the doll is seen wearing this starry dress and sporting a toy telescope accessory. she helped in making space and science accessible to young girls. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> "the little mermaid" actor halle bailey held back tears as she unveiled a doll made in her likene

jetblue and spirit airlines claim merger would induce more competition and lower fares for passengersy federal regulators don't seem convinced. also ahead. it's been a month since the major earthquake that hit turkey and syria and the two countries say the situation is still very dire on the ground. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. in relief. millions of people remain homeless or without access to clean water or electricity. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake killed an estimated 52,000 people across the two countries. the quake also destroyed hundreds of thousands of buildings and the world bank estimates. the quake cause more than $34 billion in damage. if you'd like to donate to the earthquake relief efforts, we've put a q r code on the screen. it will direct you to our website whe

the jetblue plane landed safely, though, a little while later.this is the latest in a string of close calls, though, around the nation. >>> "forbes" says millions of people in dozens of states will lose their s.n.a.p. emergency relief benefits today. the end of the pandemic era supplemental assistance program means some households will see their monthly benefits cut from $250 to just $30. congress voted to stop the program in december, but 35 states, washington, d.c., and several u.s. territories kept issuing extra benefits because of inflation. >> what is really worrying me now is having to cut down on the food i might have to buy so i can have enough money to pay my rent. >> the program will revert to the assistance levels used before the pandemic. >>> and "the idaho statesman" says police seized dozens of items from the pennsylvania home where they arrested the man charged with murdering four university of idaho students. a search warrant unsealed yesterday showed authorities found black clothing, medical gloves, a flashlight, and other items

trying to block a plan by jetblue to by spirit airlines. the lawsuit filed today by the biden administration, and how they say would drive up costs for passengers. and the on and off showers continuing for the next couple of days before we turn to a steady, heavier rain by the end of the business week. better details on what you can expect "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. commercial and they say it is threatening whether they can stay in oakland for the long term. we spoke to oakland business owners who say they haven't been able to get enough help from the city to deal with the break ins, the owner of one market in west oakland, says the store has been burglarized three times in recent months. he had to get rid of the atm that thieves keep t

why the department does not want jetblue to does not want jetblue to acquire spirit. after my car accident, does not want jetblue to acquire i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x is equipped to conquer the great outdoors. or the great indoors. welcome to the peak of premium off-roading. ♪♪ or get 2 point 9% apr for 5 years and no monthly payments for 90 days on turbo high-output engine sierra light duty elevation models. ♪♪ >> a major airline merger is facing some turbulence. the department of justice has now filed a lawsuit against jetblue airlines in an effort to stop. it's 3.8 billion dollar purchase of spirit airlines. the lawsuit is the latest antimonopoly move by the biden administration. the takeover is believed to eventually raise flight prices and eliminate the option of an affordable airline for travelers. however, both airlines argue the merger would actually mean lower

the pilot tof the jetblue took evasive action.obody hurt, but flight radar 24 and preliminary review of data says that these flights came within about 565 feet of colliding. the faa will determine how close these airplanes actually came the agency says. the ntsb not investigating this incident just yet, although it is investigating those four others. pete muntean, cnn, washington. >>> consumer warning today for owners of certain models of rogue suvs are being recalled, this impacts 2016 to 2020. and rogue sport from 2017 to 2022. the metal key in the fob can break and the car may accidentally turn off. once a solution is available, the fix will be free to owners. it impacts about 700,000 vehicles. >>> still ahead, political appointees of florida republican governor took over a small little arts college and they are not wasting anytime making big changes. >>> plus contentious testimony in the alex murdaugh double murder trial as the jury gets ready for a field trip. >>> and the battle for bakhmut intensifies, constant russian shell

that jetblue flight coming in for landing, suddenly having to ta

jetblue's warning the airline is going out to cut flights in and out of new york area this summer ceos in response to the staffing shortages of air traffic controllers. speaking at the economic club of new york he explained even though were ready we have airplanes, hired pilots, jetblue and other airlines are going to have to cut flights in and out of new york this summer to cope. nearly 60% of jetblue's flights are in and out of the new york city area every day and there has been a couple of incidents at jfk if you remember. ramen for breakfast, the high price of breakfast is forcing some to look for cheaper options. capital noodles, the created a breakfast version of the instant ramen sausage, maple syrup, pancakes and eggs. the meal takes four minutes to cook in the microwave. senior vice president marketing the foods, usa calls it a classic diner breakfast and a cup. thoughts? maria: all of that in the cup, even pancakes. >> that is a lot in one cup. >> i said raymond but i met robin. >> whatever it is i'm not sure anymore. were zeroing in in the latest developments brazil and chi

." >>> justice department is suing to stop jetblue's proposed deal to buy spirit airlines for almost $4 billion. it is the first time in over 20 years the government has tried to block an airline merger pretty by the demonstration is argued for greater competition, especially in the airline industry. jetblue says the merger would create a stronger competitor to the larger airlines, and would lower costs for consumers. the justice department disagrees. >>> a tense and frightening scene onboard eight united airlines flight from los angeles to boston on sunday. a passenger holding a broken spoon said he was taking over the plane before other passengers decided to tackle him and take him to the ground. authorities say francisco torres was trying to stab a flight attendant after he tried to open a cabin door midflight. luckily, nobody was hurt, and the faa has a safety summit planned next week to address recent airline incidents. >>> still ahead, a dream vacation turns into a nightmare for an east bay couple. how they say they found themselves suddenly stranded in deep waters. >> people c

. >> jetblue 206, go around. >> reporter: where a learjet pilot took off without clearance as a jetblue flight was landing on a crossing runway and now nbc news has learned of another near disaster last week at reagan national where a regional jet pilot rolled in front of a departing united airbus jet >> united 2003, cancel takeoff clearance. >> aborting takeoff, aborting takeoff, united 2003 >> reporter: all close calls that led acting faa administrator billy nolen to call for tomorrow's safety summit some of the headlines are downright scary. flying safe right now? >> lester, i can say to you, to your audience, to the american people that flying is absolutely safe we have the safest most complex system in the world. we work at it every day, and it is absolutely safe >> reporter: why is this summit so important right now >> we've had these events over the past few weeks that gives us a moment to say let's stop, let's reflect, let's ask ourselves the question, are we missing anything? is there anything that we should be doing different and remind ourselves always, always that we can nev

must be falling off at this rate let's get to jetblue jetblue does expect a department of justice lawsuit a $3.8 billion acquisition. they're expected to go up against the four big carriers and create a new competitor. they said there's a high likelihood we'll get a complaint from the doj we still think the deal will close in 2024. others say it will create less competition. now back to the elon musk tweet. it's been another outage on monday thousands of users could not use the site properly. they couldn't access links, photos or other key aspects of the site elon musk has been tweeting, saying a small change, i looked up api, application programming change the code is extremely brittle for no good reason it will ultimately need a complete rewrite others are saying if you lay off some staff and key staff at that, you are going to have problems with the operation of twitter as well. but that battle yetto continue back to you both >> that makes sense. all right, steve all good with wrinkles, running and all. thank you as always. >>> angie's got our tuesday weather roundup coming up next >>>

flightaware shows the jetblue plane just 100 feet from the ground before it pulls up.g of close calls, like when a fedex plane aborted landing in austin after the tower gave it clearance. >> southwest abort. fedex is on the go. >> reporter: coming within 100 feet from a southwest plane that was taking off from the same runway. >> are we safe? >> absolutely. ironically, we are getting safer because of these events, because we learn where the close calls are. >> reporter: the faa has called for a safety summit next month. lilia luciano, cbs news, new york. >> norah: the prosecution and defense in the double murder trial of disgraced former attorney alex murdaugh have rested. before both sides present closing arguments, the jury is taking a trip to the crime scene where murdaugh's wife and youngest son were shot to death. cbs's nikki battiste reports tonight on what the final witnesses had to say. >> reporter: before resting their case today, prosecutors called back several witnesses to rebut parts of alex murdaugh's defense. among them, murdaugh's former law partner. >>

jetblue has claimed the deal would create a stronger competitor to challenge the bigger airlines. now to your money. it's about to get more expensive to borrow cash. that's because the fed is promising steeper interest rate hikes, and one senator is especially not happy about it. do you verbal fireworks on capitol hill as federal reserve chairman jerome powell faced off with senator elizabeth warren chair people, you are gambling with people's lives, said the central bank is now prepared to raise interest rates higher and more frequently than expected as it tries to get inflation under control, even if that means job losses process of getting inflation back down to 2. has a long way to go and is likely to be bumpy. warren argues. there are other ways to fight inflation, like addressing supply chain issues and cracking down on price gouging, she says. under the fed's plan, millions of americans will lose jobs if you could speak directly to the two million hardworking people who have decent jobs today. who you're planning to get fired over the next year. what would you say to them?

to keep jetblue competitive. layoffs. these cuts come in addition to a 13% layoff in november. zuckerberg dubbed 23 the year of efficiency and says the goal this year is to lower overall costs. federal reserve chairman jerome powell set to testify on capitol hill about efforts to bring down inflation. how is it printed to warn the fed will likely have to raise interest rates again and keep them higher for a while. inflation has eased a bit since last summer but it is still very high. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, we are slightly down about 13 points. jobina: notre dame cathedral will reopen to the public next year. it will be five years after a devastating fire droid the roof and caused a huge fire collapse. today a new exhibit is opening showcasing the skill of artists working on restoration. an underground facility in front of the cathedral, and is open to the public. today presale tickets start for lionel richie's new tour. he is bringing legendary gue

a jetblue flight from nashville was on approach the jetblue flight had to take evasive action and was able to safely climb out of that area. the lear jet is operated by a private charter called hop object. the company has not commented on this. the faa says it was the 5th close call involving a commercial airliner on a runway this year. >> disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes claims that she cannot start her more than 11 year prison sentence next month because she just gave birth to her second child. that's according to new court documents filed ahead of her march 17th hearing. this comes as her lawyers want to appeal her conviction for duping investors and patients about the capabilities of her failed company's blood testing. technology. the new court documents did not disclose the date of the birth nor the child's gender, but the news is not a surprise. holmes was pregnant during her november sentencing in a san jose courtroom where a jury convicted her on 4 felony counts of fraud and conspiracy. >> still ahead, crowds rally outside the supreme court as justices the consent of pr

mesa airlines jet and skywest flight to california's burbank's airport and jetblue flew a jet at logan. when a jet is crossing the runway, that jetblue flight and the pilot has to pull up and they are saying it came within 500 feet, what you are going to 140 miles an hour, 500 feet is not much. >> yeah, it is very close and these incidents are on the rise. we went from a couple years ago about eight per year of these near misses throughout the country and now just the past year, we were up to about 20 incidents in the course of a year. it is on the rise. that is for sure. traveled when i looked 30 years ago, the airline crashes were still, they were still a normal encourage -- occurrence. you had value jet and u.s. air. and now we have gone years without a major plane crash. safety has never been better and then suddenly, we have a rush of things like this and we have taken those have we taken our eye off the ball or what you think here? >> it is a combination of everything including i think pilot fatigue that plays a part of it also. a combination of everything. and one thing i'm real

jetblue actually on the uptick right now, up more than 1%.orts out there that the justice county is trying to block the airline's planned takeover of spirit airlines, and it might happen in the next few days. jetblue's see yes telling "the wall street journal" that -- ceo telling "the wall street journal" they are determined to stop the merger. jetblue was a clash 3.8 billion deal that would crypt the fifthest airline in the u.s. it's seen as a big competitor to southwest. we shall see what happens here. web bush cutting its rates on -- and they cut the price target to clash 3. the firm says it's concerned about slowing revenue growth and underperform to the peers at the sneaker maker. consumers are less really kind of keen on making repurchases, bird set to report results on thursday. stock is down almost 7%. web -- wed bush, hey dude grew between 55-70% last year. birds rode just 11%, so those are the two stocks. and then siriusxm, they're cutting their work force by 8%. that's about 475 employees. the satellite radio company taking a hit f

jetblue higher after boosting its revenue outlook.llying with the other banks today. here to help us trade all three is shelby mcfadden, senior analyst at motley fool asset management great to see you, shelby let's start with uber. would you be a buyer here? >> when it comes to uber i'm going to go ahead and hold and that comes down to the competitive advantage and economic situation, both of which we use to aquality at motley fool asset management even though i'm not one to make a habit of trading directly on policy or rulings or legislations it's important to understand how this affects the p & l on a going forward basis so without having to expand their operational expenditure in the form of increased benefits for drivers were they to be classified as employees, there's now an elimination of not only 100 million plus in explicit costs but also a potential upgrade in their competitive standing along with lyft in that whole industry so there is a little bit of a battle won there but what keeps me at a hold is the fact that i'm not qu

jetblue's stock right now is, you know, obviously as you would expect, still the up on in this because if want it to go through, but if you're spirit hoping this could change your fortune, that stock is down right now. we'll just see what time will say an -- on all of this. mean while, jackie deangelis. jackie:

there's jetblue down almost 3%. spirit is up 4.5%.ke a look at rivian los ing charge after announcing monday it plans to sell $1.3 billion worth of bonds as weakening demand and higher costs hurt the ev maker. reuters reporting the capital will help facilitate the launch of rivian's r 2 vehicles. rivian tumbled last week on a 2023 production forecast that was well-below analyst estimates , and a recall of more than 12, 700 vehicles. well, bad news for car buyers hoping to cut a deal. according to cox automotive's used value index which checks prices of used cars sold to dealerships previously owned auto prices in february saw the largest month-to-month gain since 2009. accelerating 4.3% from january, but still dropping 7% year-over-year, so kind of mixed signals across the auto market, but take a look at online car marketplace cars.com. its stock is jumping about 30% so far year-to-date, and the ceo is here, in a fox business exclusive to give us a window inside where the auto sector stands. joining me now in a fox business exclusive,

the justice department filed a lawsuit to block the merger between jetblue and spirit airlines. spirit airlines is a low-cost carrier that the federal government says has helped lower overall fares by other airlines on competing routes, but the goj is afraid customers will see higher fares if spirit is swallowed up by jetblue the proposed merger would create the fifth largest airline. jetblue has already tried to buy spirit airlines twice in just the past six years, california, senator diane feinstein is out of the hospital. she was hospitalized last month with the case of shingles the senator tweeted this morning that she's recovering at home while continuing to receive treatment the 89 year old thinks. everyone for the well wishes and is looking forward to returning to the senate. we wish her a speedy and full recovery. yes. let's try our attention back to the weather and another strong storm heading this way. yeah, we are in for it sandia. yeah. it's a level three that is headed our way. so dan and alma. let's take a look at live doppler 7 it is going to be fed by an atmosphe

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the jetblue flight cleared the lear jet. the privatflight ce aircraft, bs than one hundred feet. >> this is total crazy and it'ss also part of a much larger the lem of transportation in the united states today in manatee county , florida, a train carrying sheetrock and more than thirty thousand gallons of propane fuel derailed. >> hazmat crews are on the scene at this hour.t so far , no one has beenomin evacuated, although officials say that could be coming soon. a weonagain, this keeps happeni. just a week ago, hazmat teamsg r deployed in gothenburg, nebraska, after a coal traincoa derailed therethere . this mon and , of course, as you well know, earlier this month there was a derailment and then a manmade mushroom cloud in palestine, ohio. soeast pohio. infras have to wonder what happened to the trillion dollar infrastructure bill , the one bill that joe biden can't stopth bragging about the infrastructure bill . there waly an eqs actually an es bill , the one that put solar panels on government buildings l . what about ou

. >>> the justice department may block jetblue's $3.8 billion acquisition of spirit airlines.d create the fifth largest carrier in the country. the lawsuit could be filed as early as today. >>> and the notre dame cathedral in paris is set to reopen in december 2024 after five years of repairs and reconstruction. a fire broke out beneath the roof of the structure in 2019, collapsing the cathedral's iconic spire. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the urgent search for four american citizens kidnapped at gunpoint in mexico. the fbi tonight offering $50,000 in reward money for the safe return of the americans who were in mexico to buy medicine and got caught in a shoot-out. president biden has been briefed, and the state department is working to secure their safe return. cbs's janet shamlianrtss off from houst odt. >> repor tonight there arreporte mi fb n ass with the investigation. and a note of caution. the images here are graphic. this is the mome

. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration says as jetblue was coming into land, the lear jet took off frominter. they were advised to abort their landing. faa saying it was evasive action. worse yet the faa says the learjet did not have takeoff clearance. the crew was told to line up and wait on the raun we oig for the blu jetblue flight but began taking off instead. all were unharmed. >> pilots did an incredible job. we came in, it was a scary situation. but it was very smooth. >> reporter: the incident is the fifth of its type this year following similar close calls at jfk, austin, honolulu and burbank. one of many challenges facing the faa still without a permanent leader. wednesday senators took up the nomination of phil washington to head the agency but called into question his lack of aviation safety experience. >> have you ever flown a plane? >> thank you for the question, senator. no, i have never flown a plane. aviation right now, we cannot think about doing things the old way. and so i think that fresh perspective is needed. obviously safety is number one. >> report

jetblue said fuel cost has hit them but hasn't the cost of oil come down? on the positive side helping them? for me if you can make money in them, good for you. stuart: how do you make a million dollars? start with a billion and put into an airline. that's an old joke and strangly it's an oldy but goody. stuart: i lost my shirt. put my money in the air. thank you, mike. there's been an outbreak of tocksy al >> i starting with red tide. phil creating joining me from -- phil keating joining me from maple, florida. you're on the -- naples, florida. how good is it there? >> it's not what you think of on the beach. reporter: we're in bonita springs away from the coast of naples and dead fish after dead fish and, yes, they stink. florida dealing with red tide periodically over the years and latest wave began off in the gulf of mexico last october. it's bad for fish, bad for humans, and very bad for business. florida's fish and wildlife commission ranked this beach high for red tide and it's an area of florida reeling and re-coviding from hurricane -- recovering f

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. >>> federal antitrust regulators are planning to block jetblue's $3.8 billion acquisition of spiritlines as early as today. the attempted take over was announced last july after out bidding frontier airlines. if the acquisition happens it will create fifth larger air carrier in the u.s. the jetblue ceo told "wall street journal" this week the company would fight government lawsuit in court. >>> it's one of the many ways the pandemic changed our lifestyle. eating outdoors in park lets has become a big part of the bay area dining scene. in san francisco, rules are about to change in a matter of weeks. starting next month, a new permanent system will put a hefty price on the park lets. business owners need to cough up about $2,000 a year for every parking spot taken by the park let. more from north beach and one restaurant that's decided it's worth the price. >> reporter: the simple red and brown park lets were a life line for david alexander's restaurant during the pandemic. >> we wouldn't have made it. pretty much saved us. >> reporter: david owns papito hayes in hayes valley. he lik

jetblue is still up by 1.75%. >>> well, stubborn inflation, it's eating into restauran9.7% .can restaurants survive that? those higher costs and grubber. it uses a.i.-powered kiosks and automated checkout machines to the make ordering food more efficient. grubber just announced an exciting new partnership with celebrity chef robert irvine to use their tech in the his restaurants. robert joins us now alongside grubber's ceo sam zeitz. gentlemen, hang for coming on. robert concern thank you for coming on. robert, how does this work? how will this work for your restaurants? >> well, it's really great -- first of all, thanks for having us on. if you think about it, grubber's self-ordering solutions, if it hits restaurants in three particular critical areas; driving revenue by its upsale technology, creates operational efficiencies, so it's really taking, doing more with less, if you like. it improves the customer experience, and we all know that inflation, you were just talking about inflation, how it's hurting costs, it's driving salaries up. mom and pop operations, mid-sized op

the jetblue flight cleared the learjet, the private aircraft, by less than 100 feet.tally crazy. it's also part of a much larger problem and transportation in the united states. today in manatee county florida, train carrying sheet rock and more than 30,000 gallons of propane fuel derailed. hazmat crews are on the scene. so far no one has been evacuated although officials say it could be coming soon. this keeps happening. a week ago hazmat teams deployed in gothenburg nebraska after a coal train derailed there and of course as you all know earlier this month there was a derailment and then a man-made mushroom cloud in east palestine, ohio. you have to wonder what happened to the trillion dollar infrastructure bill? the one that joe biden can't stop bragging about. the infrastructure bill that was actually an equity bill, the one that put solar panels on government buildings. what about our infrastructure? what about the airplanes question why did they come within 100 feet of each other? no one in the biden administration appears to karen unless they start to care peop

cquiwi create the fifth largest r department declined to comment but the jetblue ceo told "wall street journal" this week the company would fight a government lawsuit in court. >>> verizon customers, the company is raising praises on older plans. they want to incentivize customers to switch to the new 5g plan. people on older plans will have to pay additional $2 every month. last year att raised prices on older plans too. that change takes effect on april 10. >>> let's check our forecast because we have changes to start preparing for now. >>> i will start with why friday's storm will be different. it will be different from the kinds of storms we've had for the last six weeks. what we've had has been more of a cold snow making storm that doesn't deliver high amounts of rain. we have been locked in that pattern for the last six weeks. what's going to happen thursday night en we use the tool that h spotlight atmospheric rivers, you see the plume pointed out of the sub tropics and coming at us, that's atmospheric river. that's going to provide us with bigger rainfall totals than storms ove

jetblue ceo robin hayes vowed to fight the lawsuit today. still to come on the newshour.awsuit is putting a nationwide birth control program for minors at risk. a renowned architect reconsiders his industry's impact as he receives the prestigious pritzker prize. an iraqi-american photojournalist gives his brief but spectacular take on refugees. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronki school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: as the 2024 presidential race takes shape, we're getting perspectives tonight from two republicans. geoff: first up, new hampshire governor chris sununu. he's considering a run for the gop's presidential nomination, and i spoke with him earlier today about that and the future of the republican party. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me, this is great. geoff: you have said donald trump will not be the republican party in 2024. how can you be so sure? he ain't going up. with the former president, thank you for your service, but we are moving on as a country. he is in no