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ryanair's chief calling the customers idiots and stupid. why? we'll tell you next. but doesn't seem to be hurting the stock by the way.

. >> that was ryanair. i think they're gone. ryanair. melissa: i think they're still there.keting. >> use one of those airsickness bags. melissa: velocity bag. >> i don't ever check bags. melissa: will go back to the principal's office. out of --. melissa: that is all the "money" we have for you today. maybe the last time you ever see those too. "willis report" coming up next. see you back here same time tomorrow a paid advertisement for the best of the carol burnett show dvd collection. (tarzan yell) you laughed with her... you sang with her... you cherished your time with her... "who...me?" there's no star in hollywood more loveable... more talented... more entertaining than carol burnett.

. >> that was ryanair. i think they're gone. ryanair. melissa: i think they're still there.rketing. >> use one of those airsickness bags. melissa: velocity bag. >> i don't ever check bags. melissa: will go back to the principal's office. out of --. melissa: that is all the "money" we have for you today. maybe the last time you ever see those too. "willis report" coming up next. see you back here same time tomorrow gerri: tonight, when will order be restored and the nfl reps be back at work? we're going to have the latest on the headline-grabbing fight. and bestselling author ann coulter is here to discuss her late rest book. welcome, everyone, to "the willis report." cheryl: hello, everyone, i'm cheryl casone in tonight for gerri willis. ohth

ryanair's chief calling the customers idiots and stupid. why? we'll tell you next.oesn't seem to be hurting the stock by the way. >>> a very quick "power rundown" this hour. joining us is kayla and bob. ryanair ceo calling passengers stupid if they don't print out boarding passes before the flight to avoid fees. i think they're going to charge 68 bucks. good way to treat customers, kayla? >> i don't think so. tyler, this happened to me two years ago. living in london, going to the south of france for a surf camp. no boarding pass. i had to wait for an hour ended up missing the flight just to print out the boarding passes. if you don't have an app that works you can't do that to customers. >> call the customers dumb, bob? >> listen. the penalty should be proportional to the event. $68 for a boarding pass is absurd. i would not go on the airline. people paying the fees subsidizing the low fares and they need the so-called idiots, offensive, to pay the fees. >> all right. wall street hot again in hollywood. richard gere's new thriller, coming out next friday and produc

hopes a new discount airline of their own will help them make headway against competitors such as ryanair and easyjet. the core of the carrier will be german wings, already owned by lufthansa. they hope to fly 18 million passengers in the first year. lufthansa hopes to save money using cheaper labor. german wings employers make 30% less than lufthansa workers, but not everyone is happy about the new plans. two weeks ago, less than the's cabin crew staged a strike to protest against the low wages -- lufthansa's cabin crew. >> the news from lufthansa boosted its shares on the market. daimler, on the other hand, did not do so well. we have this report from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> lufthansa shares were up. in the situation, they have no other choice but to fund a low- cost carrier, traders said. daimler is suffering for the first time from the crisis. the general outlook was pretty gloomy. the fear of economic decline was rising after some very disappointing economic data. >> let's take a closer look at some of the latest market numbers. the dax closed just a tad down at 7389. euro s

invaded that country it might have cost more but unmanned drones but you know michael o'leary of ryanairhe gets through with this he's going to sell tickets you could hang on to the wing of a man so the man drones flying over someplace like an illegal photograph of people doing little things without being criminalized it doesn't feel the need to bring forth a surveillance state that took the car that we take all the nickels out of the part of the michael o'leary what you're paying out of the way other drug. if you could get to your destination of course is better than flying with a goat. so you didn't mention opting out of the system and this has been a headline that has received a lot of attention in the last week and this was the washington post piece where they talked about more americans opting out of banking system so according to an f.b.i. c study that's the federal deposit insurance corporation eight hundred twenty one thousand households quote opted out of the banking system from two thousand and nine to two thousand and eleven and the so-called unbanked population grew to eight