that has always been a priority for jetblue.ow do we do this through data scientist, running more efficient operation? we have seen great progress this summer in terms of operational performance. lisa: do you see demands level? picking up? joanne: demand is solid. the fall troughs are deeper for the leisure customer. we are focused on rationalizing capacity. lisa: what's your favorite route? joanne: that's tough. lisa: oh boy. all my children are my favorite children. [laughter] the ceo of jetblue. sonali: thank you. great interview. lisa abramowicz and joanna garrity at a time of transformation for the interest -- for the industry. let's get a checkup markets. you still have significant gains here in broader markets and finance and financial tech stocks that would have been closely tied to rates. a lot of the banking sector higher. s&p up, the nasdaq 100 resuming gains. you are seeing the two year yield around 3.6, down a basis point. coming up, a firm is seeing gains on the heels of a major announcement this week. this is bloo

jetblue says it's opening airport lounges for the first time. one at jfk in new york is set to open next year, and another will open in boston. jetblue says there will be cocktail and espresso bars, light bites and room to work. the airline is also planning to launch a new premium credit card. okay. up next, another example that age is just a number. we're going to introduce you in the us. yes, joe wilson will turn 100 next month and she is not planning on retiring. she was born in louisville in 1924. she spent most of her life dancing, traveling the world with the june taylor dancers. she continued to perform on stage until she was 94. then, after retiring from dance, she started working at home depot. she works from 6 to 10in the morning, three days a week. she says, keeping busy and not sweating the small stuff is the key to a long life, and she dances at home depot, showing her moves from when she was a professional dancer. see? she does not look 100. no, she does not. and she gets you through checkout self-checkout so quickly. i'm there. i'

. >>> investor raising his take in jetblue.ion in the carrier this year and now holds just under 10% of shares making him je jetblue's third largest investor behind blackrock and vanguard. in an interview, he said he met with the ceo this week to discuss a possible board seat. cnbc has reached out to both for comment. >>> and nvidia ceo jensen huang unloading 5 million shares of stock in recent months. huang netted $633 million in the sales between mid-june and the saturday of this month. the sales were part of the trading plan that was set up for huang earlier this year to sell up to 6 million shares by next march, frank. >> silvana, thank you very much. >>> turning attention now back to the economy and what will likely be a major catalyst for stocks in september. the august jobs report released at 8:30 a.m. east eveern with economists expecting 161,000 jobs. the hourly wages are expected to move .10% higher. today's jobs report comes one day after the adp private payroll release showed 99,000 new jobs added in august. that is

i'd say jetblue. there's probably more room to the upside.e share versus tim's delta, that could be interesting. >> surprise dan pick. an airline. guy? >> how about that? >> we dig michael. he's bringing the energy. >> welcome back any time. >> any time. >> yeah. >> nasdaq making all-time highs, melms. >> thankfos r watching "fast money," "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. right . >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain, it's also to educate and teach you how this business works. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. people keep making a ton of mistakes

first one comes to new york jfk and boston logan international and jetblue lounge at jfk will 8,000n boston 11,000 square feet and feature complimentary food and beverages and free wi-fi. i wonder if that's why the stock is up 1.8% we'll see. now this kamala harris mocking trump's mass deportation plan. however, ashley, the majorities of voters like trump's plan, don't they? ashley: they do it is interesting. harris questioning, though, exactly how donald trump will accomplish his goal of mass deportation. take a listen. >> and while we fight to move our nation forward to a brighter future, donald trump and his extremist allies will keep trying to pull us backward. we all remember what they did to tear families aparts and now they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation a mass deportation in american history. imagine what that would look like and what that would be. how is that going to happen? ashley: you know despite harris mocking trump, a new poll to your point stu shows half of all americans including a quarter of democrats support the mass deportation of immigrants l

jetblue, up more, pre-announcing on the upside of their revenues, raising the guide. it's interesting, the crowdstrike technology debacle from july grounded the delta airlines planes along with the other airlines. apparently, jetblue was able to really scoop up those passengers , which is why they are raising that revenue. on the downside, it's the health care distributor that has distributed two lines of business that will apparently way on $.25 along with investors trying to figure out what that simplification could been. hewlett-packard, down, beating on revenues and sales. the ai business was strong. the traditional server business, not as much, weighing on servers. let's take a look at the big one that has been moving all over the place on the day, the week, the quarter, and video. this is a six-day view. ahead of the stock had been down 16%. this is a one-day percent change. we can see what's happening right now and the stock is up 1%, offsetting the other chip weakness. nvidia again strengthening a bit here, though i will caution technically not looking at the

. >> jetblue popping as much as 8% today after bank of america upgrade the airline to neutral.led to $6. they talk about improving conditions falling fuel prices and last week jetblue hiked its third quarter revenue estimates. and then stocks are higher after former president trump posted on social media he supports legalizing adult marijuana use in florida. that's part of a biden administration ballot referendum, that would lower the federal classification to a less restrictive level. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, boeing shares popping thanks to a critical union deal. we'll break down the details and what it could mean for the stock in the months ahead. "closing bell" will be right back. is it me... or is work not working? at least, not the way it could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? it can. on the servicenow platform, ai transforms your entire business. your people work better, your customers are happier, and todd... well... he's practically euphoric. practically. so, let's get to work. (♪♪) ordinary problems

. >> i wanted to ask about jetblue. i've had a position in jetblue for the better part of a decade.t has been all over the place as you know, with the news lately. a new ceo. you think it is going to turn around? >> here is my feeling. on the airlines. i have not bought an airline stock other than for my father in 1984 and it was an immediate mistake and i learned my lesson. don't touch the airlines. there are many other stocks out there, you don't need to be in the airlines. let's go to ned in ohio. >> hello, professor cramer. chief executive officer, how are you today, sir? >> good. i thought i was president. i like being ceo more than president. that is actually below the ceo. how can i help? >> earlier this year i think i listened to your program and you had the chairman of next tracker on and you talked a lot about that company and son tracker technology for solar energy and software systems and so forth. at that time it was around $60, $56. it's down to around $33 now, so i'm wondering is that a buy, sell, or hold? >> i'm so glad you asked because this is when i will talk abou

he met with jetblue's ceo and cfo this week.ho cashed in on game stock in the meme stock craze. >>> the parent company of 7-eleven rejecting the $39 billion buyout offer from canada's company as too low. japan's seven & i doesn't consider the hurdles from the regulatory commission. andrew. >>> a bankruptcy court approving the red lobster plan to exit the bankruptcy protection. after the acquisition closes, investors will replace the current ceo with a former ceo of p.f. chang's. i like red lobster and p.f. p.f. chang's. >> you haven't been to red lobster in 20 years? >> easily you're wrong. >> really? i haven't been to one for so long. >> i don't know if it is still here. >> come on. >> we're on 41st here. i'm sorry. 43rd. 41st and 7th. >> don't lie to me. >> i have a story to tell about it. >> i was in an olive garden in february driving back from indiana. he stopped and ate there. >> i take it back. you get lobster? >> at olive garden? my story? i was a young man and first and probably only time i was hit on by a waitress. i w

jetblue is up 9% after it gave current quarter revenue guidance, updated guidance, that was better thane analysts were looking for. jetblue up about 9%, carrying a lot of the carriers up, alaska airlines, all of these up between 1% and 7%. so keep an eye on these airlines. and then if you want to look at the m&a deal of the day, verizon, the giant out there, is down 2/3 of 1% after it confirms its deal to buy frontier communications for $38.50 a share. you may recall yesterday we saw a massive runup after that report that those talks were happening. we got the official confirmation. so we're giving back a little bit today, down 9%. but $38.50 in cash is the deal price for frontier. kelly, back over to you. >> the tie is a little pink there, dom. >> how about the pocket square? >> i'll see you soon, dom chu. let's dig further into the data. the smallest gains in payroll since january of 2021 in august. but both initial and continuing jobless clamsims improved last week. and services cmi, it came in stronger than expected, but the employment component weakened. what does this tell us abou

and finally jetblue is planning its first airport lounges as it chases high spending travelers. the lounges will open at its hub in new york next year and then in boston. customers who have the highest tier of jetblue's loyalty program and those booked in its mint business class will have access to those loujnges. following delta's lead. >> not just stocks ripping higher today. gold hitting a record high above $2600 an ounce. we'll check out the moves in the bond space. >> crypto watch sponsored by grayscale. crypto investing begins with grayscale. over 90% of cobalt used in batteries comes from china. electra battery materials, awarded $20 million by the u.s. department of defense, is bringing the battery supply chain home, reducing dependance on china and revitalizing our industrial base. electra battery materials. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." stocks are up nicely today with the dow and s&p hitting record highs after the fed's 50 basis points rate cut yesterday, but bond yields are higher as well. let's get to rick santelli for more on the reaction here. we pointed out t

we're looking now outside from mount diablo, jetblue skies and from the mark hopkins hotel, what skiesswallowing up downtown san francisco where the temperature is only 59 degrees, but we're seeing a bigger contrast than over the past few days, 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s, 81 degrees in livermore, 82 degrees in concord with santa rosa and san jose in the low to mid-70s. the fog will make a good push across the bay as we head through tonight. let's look at how far inland it's going to spread as we go through early tomorrow morning. as the sun comes up, most of us will wake up to gray skies overhead, maybe not as persistent as the past couple of mornings. i think the fog pulls out of the inland valleys by 9:00 or 10:00 and early afternoon the fog retreats to the coast, just partial clearing along the coast, but it's enough for temperatures to warm up more than the past few days. tomorrow you'll climb to the mid-60s in pacifica and half moon bay. farther inland where the sun emerges even faster, temperatures will climb up to the mid- to upper 80s in the santa clara valley, 84 degrees in san jos

. >>> a jetblue flight made an emergency landing in kansas this weekend after pilots were alerted to smoke in the cargo hold. the plane carrying 130 passengers landed at sienna regional airport without incident. no injuries were reported. the federal aviation administration said it will investigate. >>> all eyes on the caribbean and the gulf as a system develops. let's vurn to violeta yas. >> we will be keeping a close eye on this over the next couple of days. we are watching the gulf of mexico especially here with conditions expected to develop through the next several days. we may be looking at a tropical depression by, let's say, the next day or two. we have a 90% chance that this does eventually become helene, although still a ways away, the development zone starts just east of central america. we will see showers and thunderstorms there, eventually this pushes between cuba and mexico, entering the gulf of mexico where conditions may be favorable for that intensification. now, in terms of where this is headed. still a bit unclear. again, this is still going to be developing throu

. >> the faa is investigating after a jetblue flight from new york city to san diego was forced to make an emergency landing in kansas. the airbus a320 left kennedy airport saturday afternoon. the airline says the pilots received an alert about a possible smoke condition in the cargo hold. it landed safely in salina. all 130 people on board were okay. >> all right. in massachusetts, it was the running of the bulls new england style over the weekend. but unlike the famed event on the streets of spain, this was completely by accident. sure. >> yo, yo, things got wild sunday at the rodeo in north attleboro, massachusetts. >> eight bulls escaping their enclosure at a local mall and running through the city streets. >> there are six bulls on the loose on our street and here come the cowboys. >> the enormous escapees making their way to a residential neighborhood. >> as soon as i stepped out, when i looked over there and i was like, those aren't horses, those are literally bulls. and oh my god. >> chris mooney was at home when he noticed the bulls in his backyard. >> so i got all my dogs from

jetblue airways will open its first airport lounges at new york's jfk airport.nding travelers. they will have a premium credit to boost revenue. >>> travel may slow the aging process. a study says positive travel experiences may enhance health and slow signs of aging because of increased physical activity, socializing and exposure to new environments. >>> it is olivia benson's city, and we are just living in it. law and order special victims unit premiered 25 years ago today. the show's 26th season begins october 3rd. >>> the california couple lost their cat during a camping trip in yellowstone. and, despite desperate searches, the couple had to leave without him. six days later, thanks to a microchip, the cat was found in roseville, california, mysteriously traveling over 800 miles. "early today" will be right back "early today" will be right back after the break.it doesn't stay white for long. white? to soccer? i'm not gonna slide tackle. but now with tide oxi white, we can clean our white clothes without using bleach even works on colors. i slidd. i see that.

. >>> a jetblue flight made an intelligence landing in kansas this weekend after pilots were alerted to smoke in the cargo hold. the plane carrying 130 passengers landed at salina regional airport without incident. the alert ended up being a false alarm and no injuries were reported. the federal aviation administration said it will investigate. >>> all right. let's check in now on the weather where a named system could be coming in the next couple of days. nbc meteorologist violeta yas is tracking the tropics force. good morning. >> good morning. we've got one wave off of africa, also with a pretty good chance of intensification at 70% over the next seven days. but of course of closer concern to us here is this suburbs, this area of showers and thunderstorms here across the western caribbean sea with a 90% chance of development through the next seven days. so this is likely going to eventually be helene in the future. so we could be looking at a tropical depression or a storm here through the course of the next couple of days before this eventually starts to move into the gulf of mex

then you leave a weaker jetblue to be able to compete with the bigger airlines so there is a problem with where this demonstration and some on the right are going, there is an expectation that quantity of competition is superior but i think quality of competition is better, i would rather have an airline that is offering a better service to more places and be able to compete with the bigger airlines than having two week airlines that cannot compete whatsoever.>> if the spirit goes out of business, that would make the spirit halloween branding better. not that we want to go out of business. let's move more into the right because these policy ideas that are resurfacing, that we can wield power, i get this a lot from listeners, that they feel like when i say this, i'm saying we are disarming and i'm trying to explain, we are not disarming ourselves, we are disarming washington so the left can't hurt us anymore would then we can hurt the left and i understand there is this political idea that they are coming after us and my idea, the way we go after them is we take away their power to go

then you leave a weaker jetblue to compete with the bigger airlines. there is a problem with where this administration and some on the right are going, where there is an expectation of that want to t of competition -- that quantity of competition being superior, but i think quality of competition is better. i would rather have an airline offering more services to more places and being able to compete with other bigger airlines than having two week airlines that cannot compete whatsoever. erick: with them going out of business, spirit halloween's branding will be easy. not that we want them to go out of business. but talking about how earlier we can wield power, i get this a lot for my listeners on my radio show, they feel like i say this, i say we are disarming them. we are not disarming ourselves, we are disarming washington so the left cannot hurt us. there is this idea that we had -- that they have been coming after us, we need to go after them. my view is by going after them, we take away their power to go after us. patrick: that is what conservati

we want how about jetblue? all the airlines i would never invest in, $5 a share of 8%. lauren: they expect revenue between down 2. 5% and up one% one% so there's a chance they could see higher sales in the quarter. better-than-expected. stuart: i'm not touching airlines. donald trump says the wars in ukraine and gaza would never have happened under his watch. >> we have ukraine and russia. that would never happen, that would 've never happened, october 7th would have never happened. if i were the president it would never have happened. we are heading into world war iii territory. stuart: is that how retired four star general jack keane sees it? he's on the show today. the philadelphia quarter which runs along the gaza egypt border has become a sticking point in cease-fire talks. israel says hamas has been using that court or to smuggle weapons for two decades. the latest from tel aviv next. ♪ ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps

every now and then i will fly on jetblue, alaska but i come back to united and that is what we've seen, despite the performance some people thought was not the best by donald trump in the debate a lot of people think the new york post is 50% of people thought she won, 29% thought he did and yet he went up one% amazingly enough. the support for trump is completely solid. his supporters aren't going anywhere, kamala has not been able to close the seal with undecided voters. if she had been able to answer the question are you better off now than you were four years ago in a positive manner, here is how you are better off, she might have gained more traction but she dodged the question and talked about her upbringing and wonderful mother and home that they moved into and that explains why donald trump went up in that debate. ashley: the latest fox news power ranking shows donald trump losing ground in north carolina and georgia. we had them leaning toward him. now they are considered tossups. what does donald trump have to do to get his edge back, what are the critical issues? >> focus on

lauren: about 4%, southwest and jetblue, bank of america says take another look at the airlines, theyr demand, lower capacity which is good for airfare for them. and lower jet fuel prices. stuart: my flight on an american carrier was delayed seven hours from london to new york. . to did they put you on a plane and take you off? stuart: i'm not complaining. nova noris. lauren: getting ready for bernie sanders. this senator is speaking with experts today on the outrageously high cost of diabetes and weight loss drugs. ahead of the hearing with the ceo today, he's getting ready to grill the ceo. stuart: starting next month. lauren: back from the uk. i thought you would have more to say. stuart: i could expound but my head is exploding. 45,000 dockworkers from maine to texas are set to strike. i know it is early but could this affect holiday shopping? >> reporter: yes and that is the big concern. a strike would stop operations at container ports from maine through texas and the national retail federation's warning retailers could miss out on their holiday shipments. maybe good news out of

lisa: i will be interviewing a jetblue ceo about spirit and the jetblue deal that that -- that did note and how? jonathan: we will find that out. do not miss that. coming up, paul donovan of ubs, and veronica clark of citi. good morning, this was bloomberg surveillance. ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. where do i begin with our young character? the one thing she was sure of was that she wanted to be a writer but she had no idea how. is there anything new in that notebook? actually, i have been working on a little something and i'd love for you to read it. thanks for being in my life because you've been more than just a mentor. you've been a source of inspiration in my journey to becoming a writer. matt: looking at big moves posted fed cut. 30 minutes from the start of trading. sonali: when interest starts right now. matt: the peds power move -- power move ripples through.

well, i mean, geez, jetblue, alaska air, next is going to be, what, that allegiance thing?> yeah, maybe >> you ever say, i'm under the neon sign of the allegiance? >> maybe we should bring branf back >> fly eastern >> yeah. >> how about the light bulbs twa bonds? do you remember that >> maybe jim will cover it in his "mad dash. we'll get that and the opening bell after a short break don't go anywhere. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all these plans include a healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain relievers, first-aid supplies and more. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card each month. and whatever you don't spend, carries over from each month. other benefits on these plans include

jetblue needed to go. they could not get efficiency with fuel prices. the federal government has we don't think we should do this. next week, starting round. >> yeah. we are seeing this. we are seeing a lot of ministries abandon which inject a lot of investment in the economy, by the way. but that particular example, very problematic. spirit is on its last legs right now. the biden administration's objective was to say we can't really have the top six airlines going down to the top five. they're going to do that anyway. spirit may not be with us late next year and a weaker jet blue to be able to compete with the bigger airlines. there is a problem with where this administration and where some on the right are going. there is an expectation of that quantity of competition superior but i think quality of competition is better. i would rather have an airline that is offering a better service than more places able to compete with the other airlines than having two weak airlines that can really not compete whatsoever. >> halloween branding really easy, corpo

searching on google flights, it has support from various airlines, including united american delta, jetblue and alaska. there's even a narrow that lets you know whether points for cash is a better value. the points guy has a similar tool called awards versus cash calculator, select a loyalty program put in the number of points and fees for the flight and it compares against paying cash and let you know, which is the better move. it works for the most. every major airline and hotel program finally keep track of those points. with the word wallet, it can monitor your account balances lets you know the cash equivalent and alert you when your points are about to expire. and these days with interest rates be pretty decent and inflation behind you should be using those miles points because it's really depreciating asset. there is something about a free flight or room with points that feels like you won. >> hopefully these tools will help you get there faster. i've got links to all of them on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> center peso pluma per

. >>> and airline stocks taking flight, led by jetblue.and american airlines all in the green. >>> all right, now to starbucks, getting a slight pop today as it begins its new chapter with brian niccol at the helm. the former chipotle ceo is looking to turn around slumping sales and fix a slew of other challenges. cnbc's kate rogers has the story. >> hey, melissa. niccol is staring down challenges at starbucks. here in the u.s. and in china. the balance will be maintaining their global position as a premium offering while ensuring a competitive edge. something that chipotle executed rather well on under his leadership. last quarter, same-store sales fell 2% in the u.s. as consumers were discerning with spending. and executives announced discounted offering, which is uncharackacharacteristic for st. it's speeding up service times with its new siren training system for baristas. in china, which is its second largest market, same-store sales fell 14% last quarter, as it saw more competitor from cheaper competitors. the former ceo said the com

jetblue investors looking skyward with after the airline raised its guy dance for third quarter revenueibuting itself boosted outlook to favorable fuel prices and a lift in july bookings. shares are getting lifted 7.25% right now. still at about $5.40. other airline stocks, it's a mixed picture with united and american moving higher, delta airlines down just urn a quarter of a percent. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushing back on the biden administration's claim that ceasefire negotiations with hamas are, quote, 900% done -- 90% done. what does that mean for the remaining hostages being held under horrific circumstances? we've got a live report from tel-aviv you cannot miss. that's next. and cybersecurity firm zscaler says, listen to this, a fortune 50 company has paid a record $75 million to a ransomware gang to reclaim control of its systems. so why are companies pulling back on cybersecurity spending now? we can the ceo of zscaler when we come back. dow jones industrials increasing losses right now, down 277 points. amgen's the biggest loser, down about 22%. ♪ -- dow

a jetblue flight from new york to san diego was forced to land in kansas yesterday because pilots noticedthe cargo hold. fire crews in kansas were dispatched to the airfield were in place when that airbus landed 130 passengers, some of them very shaken up, and the crew on that flight were able to deplane safely. turns out the whole thing was a false alarm. no smoke in the cargo hold. looks like an electrical problem with those warning lights. well, a group of high school students spent their sunday in daly city helping families in need. students from westmoor high school teamed up with the jackie speer foundation to hold a diaper drive. community was asked to drop off diapers of all sizes to be handed out to families in the community. and organizers say the diapers can cost between 70 and $80 a month, and many families in the bay area struggle to pay for them. toiletries, diapers, paper towels. you are not eligible to use your food stamps for those products. so when you have an infant and they're using 8 or 9 diapers a day, you can imagine what the cost runs in a month. jackie speer there

searching on google flights, it has support from various airlines, including united american delta, jetblue and alaska. there's even an arrow that lets you know whether points for cash is a better value. the points guy has a similar tool called awards versus cash calculator, select a loyalty program put in the number of points and fees for the flight and it compares against paying cash and let you know, which is the better move. it works for the most. every major airline and hotel program finally keep track of those points. with the word wallet, it can monitor your account balances lets you know the cash equivalent and alert you when your points are about to expire. and these days with interest rates be pretty decent and inflation being high, you should be usinh those miles points because it's really depreciating asset. there is something about a free flight or room with points that feels like you won. >> hopefully these tools will help you get there faster. i've got links to all of them on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> next, add to a b

but airlines are higher, led by jetblue, which bumped up its capacity and revenue guidance for q3.ting slightly lower fuel prices and increased bookings for the quarter. that's lifting other airlines, including american, united, and southwest. >> pippa, appreciate that. >>> still ahead, tesla shares charging higher today. we'll tell you what's behind the big bounce when the bell comes back. at aes, our energy solutions have powered the world forward for more than 40 years. and as demand continues to scale, so do our solutions. introducing maximo - our new ai-enabled solar robot. max makes construction faster, safer and more cost effective than ever before. and with max doing the heavy lifting, even more people can join the team. solar energy is changing the world, aes is changing the world of solar. (vo) a law partner rediscovers her grandmother's artistry and establishes a charitable trust to keep the craft alive for generations to come. from preserving a cultural tradition to leaving a legacy, a raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you enri

searching on google flights, it has support for various airlines, including united american delta, jetbluea. there's even an arrow that let you know whether points for cash is a better value. the points guy has a similar tool called awards versus cash calculator, select the loyalty program put in the number of points and fees for the flight and it compares against paying cash and let you know, which is the better move. it works with almost every major airline and hotel program. finally, keep track of those points. with the word wallet. it can monitor your account balances lets you know the cash equivalent and alert you when your points are about to expire. and these days with interest rates be pretty decent and inflation being high, you should be using those miles points because it's really depreciating asset. there is something about a free flight or room with points that feels like you won. >> hopefully these tools will help you get there faster. i've got links to all of them on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> a california company is t

transaction can take its toll, and we are focused on executing our jet forward plan and bringing jetblue, run bringing humanity back to air travel. jonathan: this airline to me is a premium offering and a budget wrapper. i have wondered what they are going to do with the branding. will they do it now? lisa: not sure. they are trying to get back to the roots of value. if you look at where they're heading, it is often to vacation spots in their leader during -- and they are leaning to bigger flyers. it is not business hubs they are flying. it is catering to someone who wants to upgrade their leisure experience, not necessarily compete with delta or united. but the reality of the travel industry is, some customers can pay and others cannot. margins are getting thinner, workers are getting more expensive, overhead costs more expensive. how do you turn a process of that -- how do you turn a profit for this company that has been elusive since 2020? we didn't -- it sort of highlights the inability and lack of certainty around transactions. she said it takes a toll on organizations, that they ar

the company previously expected a decrease of between 1.5 to 5.5%, so jetblue flying somewhat higher.o this? >> are you? i said you're okay. look, we are here with colonel mark walker from the marines who are here from okinawa, japan. you guys are doing a tour. what are you here thinking, doing, learning? >> here in a commanders media conference learning how to interact with the media and talk with journalists. >> here we are, interacting with us. >> we appreciate it. >> we appreciate it. thank you for your service. >> thank you. we really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> it's great to see you here, and we'll continue this conversation after. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. that does it for us today, everybody. thank you for joining us, and we'll be back here tomorrow. right now, it's time for "squawk on the street." bye. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." david faber has the morning off. premarkets have been soggy as the focus shifts to the back row. adp with a big miss, first sub-100 print in nearly three years. yields lower across the boa

next up, be of a upgrading jetblue to neutral from underperform and doubling its price target, sayinge a tailwind and red bush maintaining the outperform rating on apple with a price target of 285, a ives saying the launch of the ai driven iphone 16 model lineup will kick off the biggest upgrade cycle in apple's history. heard that a few times. jonathan: i'm shocked -- is this good to be different. david colors -- covers apple and as a neutral rate on the stock. david joins us now for more. welcome to the program. let's pick up on what dan ives had to say. what are you expecting from this launch and could trigger, ignite that upgrading cycle that the bulls have been looking for for a number of years? >> thanks for having me. product expectations perspective we don't expect anything material today that has been reasonably well telegraphed in the market. we will get a new airpods generation, some new watches. but we think the product introduction to been well telegraphed. in terms of the cycle we are considerably more cautious about what the next 12 to 18 months look like and there's a

jetblue shares moving higher in the premarket trade more than 6%.thanks to passengers who re-booked flights that had been canceled by rival airlines with an errant crowdstrike update causing industry outage in july. third-quarter revenue will be between 1% down to and a half percent. with prior expectation was as much as a 5.5% decline. shoe carnival reporting second-quarter earnings, gaining 3.2 percent after narrowing its forecast by the back-to-school season momentum. >> over the last year things have settled out but they haven't in any way pulled back in a meaningful manner. i know that's inconsistent with what you've seen across the broader markets so i think in part that's due to the innovation we are bringing in our brand to the market, but in terms of a major movement we haven't seen that yet. >> also different than the wider market, sketchers says it sees opportunity in china. >> thank you very much. compare and contrast that with what we see elsewhere from companies suffering and struggling in china. lisa: that was shocking to me and they