start with jetblue, please. >> i can, indeed. a transfer partner. that means eligible capital one cardholders can once again transfer their miles to jetblue true blue to bulk up those points. jetblue up nearly 10% today. next up is booking holdings, t.d. cowan maintaining a positive stance on the travel company. they say the stock is going to $6300. my goodness, it's at 5100 now. it's up 2% in today's trading. and, by the way, they are maintaining a buy rating on booking holdings. that is very bullish. tu in. stuart: yes, it is. ashley, thank you very much. coming up," big money show." jackie deangelis is here. tell us what you've got. jackie: hi, stu the. a big show, top of the hour. we are talking about the golden age of doge because now there are some receipts, and it's starting to add up. $55 billion saved so far. how much more can we go? also they're looking into fort knox because they want to see if all the gold is there. we'll dig into that. and finally, anything you can do i can do better, that's what elon musk is saying

southwest will make a bid for jetblue. we should point out that chatter has been out there for 3 to 4 weeks. and while there are some people who are saying, yeah, it's going to happen. there is no indication at this point that southwest is planning to make a bid for jetblue. could happen. that's a possibility. anything is a possibility. but at this point, the movement that you're seeing in jetblue is the expectation of that, not anything that has been definitively announced. >> yeah, 10% pop. but, you know, it's a $7 stock. doesn't take too much to move it. but with the new administration of course have to watch that. phil, speaking of which, they've been turning up some pressure on boeing. what can you tell us about that? >> well, it's coming in two fronts here. the president over the weekend taking a tour of a charter 747 that used to be part of the qatar royal family's fleet. so it's not your typical 747. he did that as part of the administration saying, we want our new air force one as quickly as possible. remember, th

jetblue. feeling a little blue, downed today to. reporting the company still in talks with multiple airlines to try and establish a partnership and, apparently, they are willing to allocate more money to get some sort of deal done. but jetblue down 5% this morning. and last up, etsy. sinking today after, yes, missing earnings expectations estimates, whatever you want to to call it. the company citing significant headwinds including a pullback in consumer spending. tata's never good, is it, for people -- that's never good, is it, for people trying to sell things. down 9% in the session. stuart: ash a, thank you. coming up, mark zuckerberg's charity is ending its diversity, equity and inclusion programs along with social add a slow cat city efforts for immigration reform. why he is doing that. >>> on inauguration day, president trump signed an executive order designed to crack down on the cartels. watch. >> this is actually an executive order designating the cartels and other organizations to be foreign terrorist organizations. >> tha

meanwhile, in airline news, jetblue is now accepting venmo. accept their preferred method of payment: human teeth. meanwhile, in stoned rodent news, down in texas, drug-eating rats invaded a houston police evidence room, potentially disrupting hundreds of cases. i believe we have surveillance footage of the rats in the evidence room. >> i smell weed. >> stephen: police have charged a woman with trafficking meth in a bag labelled "definitely not a bag full of drugs." this is the most obvious drug smuggling paraphernalia since those sweatpants that read "i for sure don't have a balloon full of cocaine up my juicy butt." meanwhile, a cat mistakenly left on a plane made three trips between new zealand and australia in 24 hours, after which the owner said: "how can this happen? how can this happen? oh my god." which, coincidentally, is also the official slogan for the new post malone oreos. we'll be right back with deion sanders. ♪ ♪ swiffer duster traps 4x more dust, for a clean even mom approves of. that reach! making hard to reach... so easy. sw

secretary's comment on faa systems following multiple accidents this week they're all down 1.5 to jetblue6.5 bernards healthcares. take a look at mattress company temper-seally and rare winner up 4.5% and won approval for buyout of mattress firm following that news, they have received several price target boosts on the likes of bank of america, key bank, which is raising to $70 and part-timer sandler. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. still ahead, vice president jd vance visiting east palestine, ohio, marking two years since the toxic train derailment, watch. >> people ask is the water clean to drink and air clean to breathe? we have a great ep administrator that can answer those questions. stuart: vance said this is personal for him. a new poll shows americans do not think the democrat party shares their priorities. we're following that one for you. we're keeping an eye on this market selloff, big time at the moment and see how we close. we'll be back. ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed b

delta, american, jetblue, southwest, and united airlines formed a group and issued a court filing.n's rule on increasing penalties for mobility devices that get lost or damaged. they argue the rule is unlawful and that the agency does not have the authority to enforce it. >> the trump administration is boycotting a meeting of g20 foreign ministers this week in south africa. members of president trump's cabinet, including secretary of state marco rubio, say they're not attending. after president trump signed an executive order cutting aid and other assistance to the south african government. president trump says that white south africans, who are descendants of mainly dutch colonial settlers, are being targeted by a new law that allo the government to seize private land. >> at 859, the san francisco 49 ers are exploring the possibility of selling a minority stake in the team. they're considering a sale of up to 10% of the franchise. it's unclear if the team will seek a private equity firm or other investors, such as wealthy individuals or families. reports say the york family, which

. >> ago, a similar incident took place on a jetblue plane taxiing at boston's logan airport. passenger opened an aircraft door, deploying the emergency slide. >> the air. travel system in. >> the u.s. is really bursting. >> at the seams. it's being. >> incredibly taxed. the sunday after this past thanksgiving, there were 3 million people on commercial flights in the u.s. in one day. we're talking about the population of los angeles, of people flying. >> pilot error has led to a number of well-known crashes. in 1994, pilots on china airlines flight 140 attempted to pitch the plane down while the autopilot was pitching the aircraft up. the plane crashed, killing 264 people on board. in 2001, american airlines flight 587 crashed shortly after takeoff from new york's jfk airport. >> the flying. >> pilot. overused the rudders. it was believed that he was trained that way and jerked the tail off his plane, which caused fatal out of control dive. >> most of the time when you have a pure pilot error, they call it loss of situational awareness. and that's where a pilot just gets into

screw up, they had to scramble to emergency divert dozens of commercial airliners, including from jetblue and american and delta. spirit airlines had a plane in the air that had to veer off course. also, same was true for a fedex cargo plane. commercial flights as far away as south africa and australia had to be delayed or diverted, as they had to put out these emergency warnings over a whole big swath of the indian ocean. because of elon musk's mess. this happened two weeks ago today, the thursday before inauguration day. the day after the crash. so the friday before inauguration, the faa unsurprisingly grounded spacex starship program. you cannot try to fly this thing again until you figure out what went wrong here and you fix it. we cannot have anything like this happen again. you are grounded. that was the friday before the inauguration. then three days later, inauguration day, the head of the faa, the faa administrator was gone. gone from his job. elon musk was rid of this faa director who had grounded his rockets because what an entertaining little crash which forced emergency diver

much and spirit airlines right now is not looking so good to come out of their bankruptcy strong, jetblueonsolidation, but you know airfare hasn't come up crazy amount. what's really -- liz: well 7% year-over-year. >> but not great, but it's not, we were seeing 20, 30, 40% post-pandemic. where consumers are getting crushed are fees and this is why travelers and in my book i talk about the rye credit cards to save you from the fees, getting back to the airlines need to make money the other ways. they aren't getting the shiny new efficient planes so they are squeezing revenue out of every single passenger and getting the right credit cards can save you hundreds or thousands in fees these days you need to look at every tool possible to save you on those fees, those fees add up. liz: you're the reason i got the american express gold card instead of the platinum. >> dining and groceries. liz: four times the points. dining and groceries. i have to ask, you have a very interesting let's call it equation, to figure out whether it's worth it to use points. we've got it up on the screen so you take

a new rule that offers consumer protection for passengers that have wheelchairs, american delta, jetbluel joined forces with american airlines airlines for america. in a court filing, the group says it is seeking to overturn the department of transportation's rule on increasing penalties for mobility devices might be lost or damaged. the bill also strengthens protections for people to travel with a wheelchair require to improve training by airlines. trade groups argues the rule is unlawful and of agency does not have the authority to enforce it. still ahead, the cover morning news. a safe space for the lgbtq+ kids in the south bay. >> up next, we'll show the services and activities offered for free right back. these hands are working hands. my hands are the most important tools i have. you need to take care of them. that's where o'keeffe's comes in. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands, it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's lip repair. what happens... when an unstoppable force... meets an immovable raccoon? attack! bark! att

and finally, a jetblue flight at boston's logan airport was delayed on monday after a passenger allegedlyd the emergency exit for unknown reasons. really? at logan airport i think the only unknown is whether the reason was whiskey or bourbon. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we are off or -- [ cheers and applause ] and running. got a great show for you tonight. she is a golden globe-nominated actress and best-selling author, and a pop culture icon whose currently starring in "the last showgirl," which opens in theaters nationwide on friday. pamela anderson will be here, everybody. how about that? [ cheers and applause ] and she is a fantastic comedian and actor whose comedy special "on and on and on" is streaming now on max. rose matafeo is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get to all that, donald trump isn't talking about lowering grocery prices anymore because he won't actually do that. so, now he's talking instead about taking over canada, greenland, and the panama canal. but don't worry, the democrats are on it. they're not on it. for more on t

a southwest airlines on a jetblue plane were about to collide on take off. >> stop, stop, southwest.to abort takeoff because private plane was landing across its path. >> don't have clearance. go around, go around. >> reagan is a small airport, but number 1 is the busiest in america, with 100 flight plans a day taking off near landing. near the capital so congested, the average delay is more than an hour. and most of that time is spent circling above the airport waiting to land, yet congress continues to add more flights. >> one of the new routes is between d.c. and wichita, kansas, where wednesday night's doomed flight originated. >> something that senator jan moran from kansas wanted to push for, because they wanted that direct flight from wichita to d.c. for the senator so they could handle business. >> senator tim kaine warned congress of the chaos at the airport a year ago. >> when you are flying over restricted d.c. airspace as other plans the lament planes are taking off, one minute from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., landing one per minute, you raise the risk of accident. >> no now

now, american, delta, jetblue, southwest and united airlines formed a group and issued a court filinge department of transportation's rule on increasing penalties for mobility devices that get lost or damaged. they argue that the rule is unlawful, and the agency does not have the authority to enforce it. >> our time now. 647 the trump administration is boycotting a meeting of g20 foreign ministers this week in south africa. the members of donald trump's cabinet, including secretary of state marco rubio, say they won't be going after president trump signed an executive order cutting aid and assistance to the government of south africa. president trump says white south africans who are descendants of mainly dutch colonial settlers, are being targeted by a new law that lets the government seize private land. >> g20 depend is a voluntary membership grouping. so if the an important country like the united states looks like it's not participating, that's a negative sign. and so it's possible that it's more theater than substance, but it's a concerning development. >> now the g20 summit is s

. >> jetblue airways. celebrating its 25th anniversary. we see.> fairly read here, mike. a lot of discussion yesterday. about staples outperforming consumer. discretionary and whether that ratio. >> continues to. >> change and. >> what that means for the consumer and markets. >> there's been a subtle defensive turn, although i would say that's mostly based on the market cap weighted consumer discretionary, which tesla has really been, you know, doing a job on. so if you look at an equal weighted, it's a little bit less worrisome. on the other hand, i do think the market is in this kind of frozen spot of not really being able to price in and even an acceleration in the economy, but also not seeing the idea that we have cracks. we're benefiting from a very strong starting point in terms of economic conditions and where rates are and things like that. i do find it interesting. you know, the reflex move higher in treasury yields to the hot cpi number, put the two year yield above the effective fed funds rate right back above the effective fed funds, w