>> i think they're very rich with orbitz, and orbitz has taken the lead as far as.ng to cater to a select group of heavy bookers and users, and they want you to book on their app because you book on the app, you are closer to travel, and not going to cancel and they want you to use the credit card. gerri: i'm not opening a credit card with an online travel -- it's not happening, i don't need any more credit cards. how do i get the deal without opening a credit card? >> you get a deal but it's half the points. on hotels, 5% with orbitz if you book with them, you get an extra 5% if you use the orbitz rewards card that you open. >> you have to give me 10% for the rest of the my life. i appreciate your coming on and explaining this us to, interesting to hear the deals and how they're trying to get our bucks. thanks, mark murphy. >> okay. gerri: if you travel to a staples today, not fancy pants city, you saw postal workers hand delivering anger at a retail chain. members of the american postal workers union protesting 50 staples locations in 27 states today. workers are

orbitz actually has a tool called orbitz labs. you can look at pricing trends for airfare and you can look within days before or days after and see how the prices change for airfare because it can be just being flexible within a couple of days and you can get major changes in your airfare. >>i have to believe that these travel destinationsflorida and las vegasthat they actually work very hard to make their destinations as affordable as possible. >>they do. what's key i think about these 2 destinations is the amount of hotel inventory and accessibility for travelers. so you see a large amount of inventory in las vegas, lots of options for all different budgets in orlando and that what keeps them really affordable because they rarely sell out. you can always find a hotel room in these destinations. >> jeanenne tornatore - senior editor at orbitz.comthanks so much. >>my pleasure. coming up...chart tawk... apple throws a curve ball... is now the time for average investors to get in? time for our friday tournament. there are our contes

the hotel preston for $115 on orbitz.hotel with fun amenities. >> santa barbara, florida. >> unbelievably beautiful. >> they call it the american riviera for good reason. this is where you go to relax and rejuvenate. book it in advance. they boast one spa per square mile. you want to go all in, go to the spa at the biltmore. a beautiful property. they have all these personalized spa treatments, afternoon tea overlooking the ocean. what i love about santa barbara is all the boutique properties they have there. make sure you do a small boutique property, go on a site like orbitz and look at the user reviews. get a good one that has what you want. i love the montecito inn. it was built in 1928 by charlie chaplain. a beautiful little property. inland spa services for just over $155 a night in may. >> what about oregon? >> oregon has beautiful -- they have a beautiful -- the wilamet valley, their wine region. from portland down to eugene, oregon. over 250 wineries. it is beautiful. so not only can you do it by bike or car, and

it orbitz the sun like a star every 131 days a sun cooler and dimmer and half the star of our own.net could have water, too, t step is to determine the characteristics of the atmosphere if it even has one. >> here on earth, we have a warm-up on the way just in time for easter weekend. >> happy good friday to you. >> our atmosphere is going to be warming up. that is good news for many especially along the east coast. this is a region that had to deal with the system rolling through witemperatures below average. in new york city and down in new york city in atlanta. take a look at what happens as we head into easter sunday. you will see the temperatures climbing. that is great news out here. we expect temperatures into the 70s in atlanta, chicago and also in minneapolis. the one area of concern is across the southeastern united states. this is a region dealing with the storm system rolling through producing heavy rain locally come sue see 8 inches of rain. let's head over to you heather and ainsley. >> how he dealt with rwanda, iran and the middle east. the records are being watched

you look at orbitz matrix, and the cheapest price comes up, might be a connection time of 27 hours, butre. they want to lead with the cheapest fare. what they did was, because it's transparent pricing, they basically tacked on all of the fees, which are all the profits, in the back end. they said, listen, if you want it, pay for itment but most customers, only 10% of the customers in that survey are loyal to a single airline. 90%, it's all about the price. so you can basically choose that cheapest price, that's what you want. >> right. >> get jammed in there. suck it up for two, three hours, get off the plane, and deal. if you bring your bag on, for the most part, they're not charging for that overhead space, yet. >> right. give them time. >> yeah. >> what about the airlines, i meant to talk to you when this happened a few weeks ago, when the airlines are saying, we'll start charging or granting you those frequent flyer miles, for the miles you took, not the trip you took. >> yeah, usually miles, now the price of the ticket. i hate this as a business owner, because i own a media company

they want to help you out to get the best and the cheapest rate for you, and it is like preline, or orbitzuse they shook up the travel agency, and go on there to compare the airfares. and walmart is hoping to do if same for the auto insurance. >> and they had that breach with the credit cards and they are changing them. >> yes, to make them more secure to keep your data secure. so starting next year, they are going to roll out the new brand of debit and credit cards as s mastercard pin and chip cards. it is a lot more secure than the cards that have the magnetic stri stripe, and i know that already a lot of the credit cards and including my own credit card have the microchip embedded in it, but the target is going to do it for all of the branded debit, and the credit cards, but it is coming at a cost, chris, but in light of the breach that target has to incur. so they are rolling out the new infrastructure, and gradually each store rolled out with the new cash registers that can accept that technology, and that is all going to be completed by september of this year at a cost of $100 millio

direction, prints from what it is not nearly enough to combat the of romney's second and of the news that orbitz out there. teton pass there. the resources of both of those organizations combined would amount to probably a small fraction of the newsgathering capabilities that you find at say a place like nbc. without making any specific judgments or criticism about the christian broadcasting network or fox i will simply say whatever they are doing that is good is inadequate for the news of the day. yes, sir. >> dave russell service direction or for campus outreach these radical voices being highlighted despite the couple families being more of a baptist than the ku klux klan is a christian ministry they are always making the news. can you talk more about why their voices are highlighted so much? >> i think it's a combination of ideology and practicality. the ideology is simply that i don't think most folks in the mainstream media have the theological training and tools and temperament and background to be able to tell the difference between fred phelps and westboro baptist church in rick warren

nato has passed a platform to fly orbitz the united states wants to insure they augmented presence alongthe borders on the air on the ground and at sea. in addition to reassuring or allies we have taken prompt action to support the nato partners. the department of defense will review and prioritize the assistance request for materials and supplies. the first round was completed last week with the debris of 300,000 of those that were in the field the ukrainians ask for the assistance to be worked hard to accommodate this request. denies states has maintained a senior level dialogue is just last week we had us senior dod team and this morning secretary hagel talked with the ukrainian counterpart by phone. also exploring ways to support and reassure other partners to feel threatened including georgia and moldova. the illegal military action challenges the fission of a europe whole and free in that piece has rasmussen said but his visit this the greatest threat to european security since the end of the cold war. nato has played a critical role. president obama reaffirmed that are committed t

the hotel omni royale right in the heart of the city, $143 a night in may on orbitz.ip. there's so many new things to experience. maybe mom will let her hair down. a must-do is get tickets for the grand ole opry. he'll see everyone from carrie underwood to keith urban there these days but you want to get them in advance because they go quick. also if you're not into music or you want to do something different, the first museum has high-end visual art exhibits. and then there's great shopping. there's always up-and-coming neighborhoods like east nashville just outside the city for boutiques. you have to get your first pair of cowboy boots with mom. >> where should you stay? >> the hotel preston for just $115. it's a cute hotel with quirky amenities. >> santa barbara, beach and spa. >> my favorite place. i love santa barbara so much. >> everyone that goes there wants to live there. >> unbelievably beautiful place. >> they call it the american riviera. this is a place to go to relax and rejuvenate. book your mom and daughter spa day in advance. you really want to go all

then we have the people who are receiving medical and surgical services who have, orbitz psychiatricillnesses. and this proportion of the health care population is one of the biggest cost drives. then we have a third group which is individuals who have milder forms of mental illness cannot award well for working addictions that i treated in clinics, practice settings and so forth. so we have three distinct groups. we talk about mental health care, mental illness. were all talking about 70 different emphases on these different populations or settings where people are receiving care. now, we have -- there is an obvious need to address the needs of these populations. one of them which is become the new buzzword is collaborative or integrated care. what that means simply this psychiatry, mental health care needs to be embedded in the primary care system. separate places, it has to be embedded just like journalists go to war and get embedded. mantle of care providers need to be embedded. primary care providers -- psychiatrists don't take on general medical care as a new part of their resp

it's already got groupon, grubhub and orbitz. now motorola moving downtown.digital alley. >> the way i think we measure ourselves as a city is that the child you saw or the adolescent you saw on the south side of roselawn in the city, they can see this majestic landscape of high rises with incredible energy. if they think that energy, that excitement that's in this building in this room was part of their future, we're going to succeed. >> you know, i asked him about how do you get that excitement and growth from the digital alley downtown. motorola moving downtown. these big companies, business accelerators downtown. how do you get it to cities like roseland where fenger high school is profiled in "chicagoland." how do you think those kids will be able to ride that wave? that's what chicago is trying to do. >> he's got huge challenges there. >> he does. you know, and i'm telling you, he's got this pension issue. this week he was in the papers because he has to fix this big pension problem in the city. that means he's proposed raising property taxes. no one li