let's check in with oscar munoz, the ceo of united airlines holdings, learn more about his efforts tounited into a customer-friendly airline. mr. munoz, welcome back to "mad money." >> oscar, no one knows the pulse of america both for business and just for regular old travel than you do so tell me, are we close to recession as so many people tell me to worry about, or is it a pretty good time to be in the airline business >> listen, we started this conversation back in early of 2019 and i've never seen a wider gap between what is being discussed and trying to be pushed an the facts and figures that we see. so the answer is no. now we don't have as long a term of view of things, and we're always watching, obviously, because it's important to always be sort of cognizant of those potential trends, but we're not seeing it. >> i'm hearing from just people i know who like to travel. the holiday season already shaping up to be one of the best ever >> december is very strong we said that in our third quarter call so it's nice to be there we don't take it for granted we love all air customers

the ceo of united airlines says he's handling the 737 max yet with care. ce the airlines begins to use the planes, it will use its own process to calm customer's safety concerns. >> we have to be very transparent. when you book a flight with us and it involves a max, you will know if you miss that point, we'll reaccommodate you, rebuke you. we won't charge you a fee. we have to be that lenient and flexible to ensure everyone is comfortable. >> uber's former ceo appears to be cashing in on the company following the post ipo lockup. he's sold $1.5 million since the expiration earlier this month. the most recent coming this week even after the sales, he still owns just under 4% total outstanding shares of uber executives at softbank are looking at wework stock as part of the are es cue package. talks are focused on shrinking the $3 billion share offer in part to limit the pay out for adam neumann they did announce it is laying off about 2,400 employees. >> investors appear to be hungry to cash in on sales. are there still deals to be had. a look now at those i

they know at least one, united airlines flight 93, and you see the success secret service agents to evacuate, take off you shoes and run. the capitol similarly they evacuate and tell people to run. and the -- at the white house, they rush vice president cheney into the bunker under the north lawn and secret service man their posts, assuming they're about to die as one of the inpound planes hits the white house. the supervisor in the joint operation center at the white house stands up and shouts, after impact, anyone who survives go to the alternate command center and we'll pick up there. at air caravel control in virginia, during this time, ben says, land every plane now. they put 750 planes hone ground in the first ten minutes. incredible nationwide effort, and we're only familiar with, like, one really tiny bit of this story, which is the 38 planes that end up in gander, new found land. the transatlantic flights diverted to canadian destinations, 7,000 people dropped into gander, into a town of 9,000. that are then housed there with zero minutes notice, for four days, until the planes begi

couple of years ago this passenger psi from united airlines plane so united could give his seat to onef their employees. since that went viral, practice of bumping passengers has disappeared. >> or has it? apparently it's back. found this out in time for holiday season. you had a word of caution, especially the offmarket tickets, ones you buy online, cheap ones. >> most likely to be bumped. thousands of payindeniss confir flights this year. not voluntarily giving up seats but people with boarding pass told they can't get on the plane. we asked the airlines why and arm you with easyo keep your seat. april 2017 dr. david dow is forcibly removed from flight to louisville, has paid seat but yanks him off the plane to make way for crewman. >> look what you did for him. >> reporter: international news then but -- do you remember david dow? >> no. >> i don't, i'm sorry. >> reporter: no one remembered until we played the video. >> yeah. >> heard about that. >> that level of treatment is never right. >> reporter: many changed their policies. >> last thing we want to do is deny a customer their

. >>7.24 your money this morning americans now have trillion in debt and united airlines is trying to put jet lag to rest with a new app jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. >>5 daria good morning that jet lag time got a readjusting so united airlines customers can you scientific based way to battle jet lag through first of its kind partnership with i'm shifter that's an app that outlines the best times to see and avoid light. sleep also enjoy cash, to adjust to a new time zone. so starting today all mileageplus members receive access to a free time shifter jet lag plan and premier one came in first receive a complimentary subscription the app is targeted to customers flying across 3 or more. 10 million subscribers a signed up for customers in one day than many streaming services have signed up in their entire existence. >>a disney will update its subscriber numbers early next year. us households now sitting on a record 14 trillion in mortgages credit cards student loans and other forms of debt. the new york federal reserve says cut consumer debt now 1.3 trilli

from united airlines by providing meals. [ laughter ] a town in ireland broke a guinness world recordd by gathering over 1,000 people dressed like harry potter and if you want to see 1,000 people who look like ron weasley, just go to any town in ireland any time. [ laughter and applause and finally, the impeachment inquiry in the house rolls on. in today's docket, there was testimony provided by lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the top ukraine expert on the national security council. and a decorated iraq war veteran who received a purple heart after being wounded in iraq. pretty solid witness, right? well, turns out that depends on whom you ask >> get this. this is buried in the "new york times" piece tonight, but i found it very interesting. because colonel vindman emigrated from ukraine, along with his family when he was a child, and is fluent in ukrainian and russian, ukrainian officials sought advice from him about how to deal with mr. giuliani, though they typically communicated in english. here we have a u.s. national security official who is advising ukraine while working

i want to talk to shirley with united airlines, and you've been participating with this personally for 7 years. how does it feel to be out here right now? >> yes, we've been sponsoring this for 11 years, and i've been here for 7. i just love being here. kicking off the holiday season, and to be able to see friends, family, ohana together, and spending that quality time is what we're all about. >> reporter: and to see hundreds of people out here with their families celebrating the holidays, it's just special. >> absolutely. i hope as you're skating around and seeing all of the hawaiian airlines around them they're inspired to take that trip to hawaii. >> reporter: all right, thank you so much! we're going to cover the fireworks, the lighting out here at embarcadero on cbsn bay area. definitely check that out. love being out here to ring in the holidays. live at embarcadero center, i'm mary lee, kpix 5. >> so jealous! all the good assignments! thank you mary. >>> and a beautiful sight this evening. this is sierra at tahoe resort where you can see it's definitely a winter wonderland. chec

united airlines, actually airlines just turned red. >> are you flying tonight?tomorrow. >> that's a rough spot out there. you can sit and watch a movie if you have three and a half hours. a couple of interesting business questions about netflix, will it be worth it? $160 million, how do you measu measure? people are just sitting on the couch because the weather is bad or whatever, what does it do to the overall box office sales which would normally be a big weekend. i'm excited to watch it, it's almost three and half hours. big commitment. >> make sure a fridge and bathroom are nearby. i asked phil, he said it's not because something bad there it's done so well, you want to take prophet there. >> will have that next time and more records. don't steal my thunder. >> i could never do that. >> happy thanksgiving. not going beyond beef just yet but the closing bell ringing in six minutes, the dow is up 39 points. we are looking at all time record closers for the dock. s&p and nasdaq, stay tuned. shooting up 3% at this hour after telling them we are not joining the t

. >>> united airlines is the latest carrier to extendgr .ding of the boeing 737 m united's schedule returned pushed to early march, the similar time frame t both american and southwest. united shares fell a fractiono 92.51. >>> and the world's largest stuhr buc opens doors in the windy city. the chicago store is five storie a highovers aboute 35,000 squar feet. edging out the tokyo location for the top spot. fraction to 84.21. re down a >>> time for thear weeklyt monitor who has three names he believes will grow as much as 30% ov the nextyear. this is the first time on the program we welcome davearden the president and chief investment officer at summit global advisers.oi thanks forng us tonight. and welcome. >> thank you, bill. glad to be here. >> a couple of the names are household names. and they've done very well this year starting with you're expting a 30% gain. it's already up t much this year alone. what's propelling i higher. >> it's didn't very well.s you know, t a company that really fits into our baskets really -- just our portfolios love this. love outstanding companies with litt

. >> alphabet, amazon, facebook, united airlines does not pay dividend the only major inland that doesot. >> not a great business for joining cash but if delta and the others do you think it might want to. >> at some point it might. right now they have a lot of debt and focused on that but alphabet, amazon and facebook has a ton of cash in dividends might be in the picture one day. >> mcdonald's has a healthy dividend but to extend the metaphor farther has a minor scandal on his plate. >> the chief was ousted for consensual relationship with a subordinate in the issue is, for investors, here's a guy has stock over the past five years you made over 134%, that is almost exactly doubled what you could've done in the s&p 500. so he had to go, why he could not find romance over at wendy's, i don't know. you have a new chief and says i'll stick with what is working. so fine, but at the same time there have been some headwinds starting to fall, some cracks that the same store sales growth has decelerated in the projection have come down just a little bit and it seems a little expensive and ab

d coverageuch united airlines initiated with a boy rating at ubs.mproving operating performance among other things. the price target $110. the stock fell a fraction to $92.42. >>> still ahead, if you own a lot of large captocks there is a new risk at plafor them far from wall street. ♪ >>> google continues to expand way beyond search and into banking. according to the "wall street urnal," the company is planning to offer checking counts with its google pay app. but it's not going it alone. with citi partnerin group and a small stanford university credit you know orunion. the r notes that checking unts contain huge amounts of data about consumer spendin and income. >>> elsewhere, alibaba is reportedly planning a secondary listing in hong kong before the end of november. according to cnbc, the chinese e-commerce giant could raise about $13 billion. as you noticeablea is coming off dayccessful single's shopping event setting new records. experts say the listing could boost the m hong kongket itself which has seen business slow down amid protests there.

. >>> united airlines continued the 737 max until march. the company announced today they will remain grounded until march 4. they expect the flights in november and december and 3500 fights in 2020. united had previously grounded 14 737 max planes through january 5. research at 30,000 feet the airline just completed its second test flight as it works for having the worlds longest ever commercial route. onboard that nearly 20 hour nonstop flight saw two sunrises. some passengers were devices allowing researchers to analyze their food intake and physical activity while the pilots patterns were monitored. they are focusing on three areas to help make the flight easier.>> first the lighting and then the meal and physical activity on board.>> if you are worried about being crammed in coach they have made adjustments. the goal is to operate regular long-haul flights between new york, london and major australian city starting in 2023. you can book your flight to australia. >> i don't know if i could sit in a plane for 20 hours. >>> homelessness is

it is one thing for an airline to outsource food. united is not in the business of making food but they are flying us safely. however, juul, for age such an important issue about vaping. for them to say it is cheaper for us to pay a third party, then it is to do it ourselves . that's where they will get in big trouble. they will get, if it came down to a jury trial they will be in big trouble because the prosecutors could state you mean you actually just want to compromise the age verification process he could save money? >> thank you so much for the talk. it is something to watch as this moves forward and we watch with other states do. we appreciate your time. took wall street today's stocks inched up sending more records across the board. they had a good day with chipmakers after the commerce department granted chinese tech business 90 days to do business. the dow is up 31 points to remain above 28,000. the snb snp kicked off some points as well. >>> let's talk what the weather and the weather headed our way that is causing these shutoffs

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. >>> united airlines is extending the grounding of its 737 max jet until early march. until march 4th. united expects to cancel more than 5,000 flights and nearly 500 flights in 2020. the airline joins southwest airlines and american who've also pushed back their respect to services last week. through january 5th. >>> frustration is growing in southeast san jose as more and more rvs are parked in a commercial area. even though there are signs with parking restrictions. business owners say people living in the rvs started parking there. dealing with trash and safety problems and customers they say have stayed away. >> i feel frustrated because it doesn't give a good image to the business. leaving them with some business services they came i would say at least 30%. >> san jose police say they know about the problem and that the issue is quote complicated. police officers placed 72-hour stickers on the rvs but say they often move to other areas in the city. >> voters in a new area of oakland say they soon will fund. the city council approved a plan. the measure would give

the union for flight attendants at united airlines says there must be a global consensus on the safetye 737 max before its members will agree to work again on the plane. boeing hopes for clearance by the end of the year, but eu regulators are looking at january at the earliest. flight attendants say if it is not confident the plane agree to work. qatar cochair agreement with indigo to funnel more traffic from the network from india. an announcement is expected on thursday with the ceo saying the move is not about buying a stake in indigo, but merely a commercial arrangement. it is looking to expand in the fast-growing indian market. opecg up next, secretary-general says things are looking brighter for oil next year. we will take a look at the range of pressures that are weighing on the market and whether this recent optimism in part fueled by expectations of a trade deal between china and the u.s. will be done and can be sustainable. this is bloomberg. ♪ sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin

you know earlier this week, indicated it wants to send planes out to the customers, including united airlines with no guarranty with those airlines will be flying them anytime soon. meantime i do want to take you to the roger stone hearing right now going on. he is just leaving the courthouse. can we look to see if there is sound, guys? all right. pregnant pause. he has been found guilty of all seven count against him. in case you joined us, a key confidante of the president, found guilty trying to thwart an investigation into the russian interference in the 2016 campaign that, lying to investigators, witness tampering, obstruction of congressional probe, other things, lying, lying, lying, how one of the prosecutors put it. the judge in the case told him to still honor a gag order. in other words to shut up. he has a predisposition to running to the nearest microphone. he avoid the it there. she is not moving to throw him in jail right away. he is free on his own reconnaissance. roger stone could be facing a lot of years behind bars. if you add it up, on all seven counts, maybe the rest of hi

today we're joined by united airlines, who i basically reached out to along with so many other companiescisco. we have all these tech companies and healthcare companies, all this network, there's so many opportunities, where you can not only work for these companies, you can start your own and you can run these businesses. so we want you all to be exposed to what's possible. the way that you're successful is when you know what's out there and you decide what you want to do in life. so today united has agreed to an incredible partnership, where they are not only investing the dollars to help pay for the internship, they are providing students with paid internships, to work in various capacities on the airlines, they're providing transportation to the airport, and they're providing airline tickets. [ applause ]. >> mayor breed: so i'm going to let janet talk a little bit more about the details of what this means, but i also want all the young people who are here today to understand the importance of thinking about your future, because before you know it, you're going to be 18. like my gran

. >> i just wanted your take since we just watched that phil lebeau has an update on united airlines.> as expected, united joining american and southwest in pulling the 737 max from its schedule to early march. so united is now saying that it planning on bringing the max back on march 4th. they also have a number of other maxes that had been scheduled to take delivery of those likely pushed out to next year right now when you're looking a the airlines, i know it says january 16 for american. again, it's march 4th, march 5th, march 7th that's when the three u.s. carriers are expecting to bring the 737 max back into their schedules. >> something tells me we might have to remake that wall a few times just based on where we've gone on this >> when we call it in, my producer calls it into our team that does the wall they're like, okay, what day here it's constantly changing >> so we shouldn't be surprised. we're making light of it, but we shouldn't be surprised if we do have to change it again? >> that one would come as a surprise because i think everybody realizes they see light at the en

. >> alphabet, amazon, facebook, united airlines does not pay dividend the only major inland that doesing cash but if delta and the others do you think it might want to. >> at some point it might. right now they have a lot of debt and focused on that but alphabet, amazon and facebook has a ton of cash in dividends might be in the picture one day. >> mcdonald's has a healthy dividend but to extend the metaphor farther has a minor scandal on his plate. >> the chief was ousted for consensual relationship with a subordinate in the issue is, for investors, here's a guy has stock over the past five years you made over 134%, that is almost exactly doubled what you could've done in the s&p 500. so he had to go, why he could not find romance over at wendy's, i don't know. you have a new chief and says i'll stick with what is working. so fine, but at the same time there have been some headwinds starting to fall, some cracks that the same store sales growth has decelerated in the projection have come down just a little bit and it seems a little expensive and about 25 times earnings and a has been

i own united airlines. that's consumer. i own visa i think pure retail names, if you're not thinking right now, they have to black friday, you're going to hear about how sales were disappointi ining alh weather issues, then think again. so if i did own other stocks, i'd probably sell some upside calls because that's what the dialogue's going to be flight's being canceled every wr where. just don't go to black friday sales. >> two names, buckle, which is now back around 1.3 billion. >> that's a pete najarian name >> a name that the last couple of years has suffered. it's getting a bounce. that's more for a trading opportunity but for an investment and i definitely miss ed this one, burlington stores >> yeah. >> has just done fantastic trading at 2.25. that's been a theme that's defieing the overall brick and mortar environment >> let's get to see with the latest headlines hey, sue >> we begin with the impeachment inquiry into president trump the justice department has asked a federal appeals court to block former white house

and united airlines now extending the grounding of the 737 max fleets to early march.they are trying to get the planes out sooner and the airlines make it later. there's live bell and a little bit of a mixed picture as we head into the have the business coming up in today's dollars and cents. >>> we will say good morning thanks for a joining us here monday morning. november 18th. i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. thanks for joining us. one more warm day. a a little change not a big change really. >> well, it's good change for a day and a bad change for two days. >> yeah. >> yeah. windy. >> exactly. looks like it. yeah. yesterday, though record setting day for some that work oakland airport that came in at 76 and tied a record sfo74. watsonville, and 84 santa and hayward went to 80 degrees. in november, yes about 15 above average for this time year. up and over everything goes a little off vancouver. it's going to break off and merge with the low off baja and the two will give southern california and southern in and arizona what looks to be pretty good ra

flight attendants for united airlines are balking at flying on the 737 max 8 without a global safetys working to get the plane cleared by the faa by the year's end. the head of the eu regulator plans to decide by january. the labor group representing the workers once the regulators on board before the plane flies again. after zeneca is teaming up with one of china's largest investment banks on a $1 billion biotech fund. that's as the u.k. drugmaker works to build a presence in the fast-growing market. it's working with china international capital to target support for drug and diagnostic developers. certainly we have to invest more in china. look at the momentum we have experienced. fueling ourontinue growth in china. the needs are enormous. >> global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. nejra: thank you. more breaking news. let's get to the bmw numbers. the red headline is third-quarter eberts coming in at 2.2 9 billion euros. the estimate was 2.12. that's a beat for bmw on third quarter e

united airlines ceo oscar munoz says planes will be fuller in part because of the granded 737 max. >> it is going to be a little patient and empathy goes a long way always. >> reporter: patience and empathy. here is the look at our drive. about 440 miles between here at copley square in boston and washington, d.c. now, we've got the truck all loaded up. we are going to be going mostly down interstate 95, which, of course, is the busiest and most congested freeway in the country. on a good day it should take seven to eight hours. you can check in throughout the day and see if it's a travel dream or misery. checking in throughout the day. >> kris i think you won the bet, because, listen. think of all the good friends you're going to meet along the way. think about that. >> reporter: that's a great way to look at it, gayle. we're going to make all kind of new friends today. >> yes. you're welcome. thank you, kris van cleave. see you tonight. thanks a lot. >>> an explosion at a chemical plant in texas prompted evacuations that stretched over half amile radius. doorbell video shows the mom

for the united and other airlines. those that fly to hong kong are having a hard time. we have staggering numbers. >> it's busy at curb side. it's packed at the check in. a bright spot for the united and the hope to see record volume set. at a time when the airline has seen traffic drop to hong kong because of five months of protest. the violence increased so has tourist travel dropped. >> there's been an impact. and there's been a drop in load factor. in regards to it returning it's hard to say. >> united has twice daily non-stops from san francisco to hong kong. it stopped flying non-stop between chicago and hong kong. the government says airline passenger arrivals are down 13%. hotel plunged from 90 to 66%. and travel agents are being offered incentives to entice tourists to visit. we tried to find tourists heading to hong kong. majority were business people or family connections to the city. steve says air fare and hotel rates dropped considerably. >> 40 to 50% cheaper than previous year. holiday season. it's a good deal. >> even though there's risk. >> well, there's

. >>> united airlines ceo oscar nunes talks about holiday traveling and the grounding of the 737 max.reporter: we're here at the newly renovated empire state building, have you ever wondered how they change the lights? >> i have wondered that. >> i get to go to the control room to see how it's done. where are you going? >> i'm headed under the empire state building. a lot of cool stuff down there. tony, where are you going? >> wow. he could've just been the middle class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg became the guy who did good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. after witnessing the terrible toll of gun violence... he helped create a movement to protect families across america. and stood up to the coal lobby and this administration to protect this planet from climate change. and now, he's taking on... him. to rebuild a country and restore faith in the dream that defines us. where the w

i'm biggest on united airlines but i like the valuation discount >> because warren stepped back fromigap >> we have a long way to go but these stocks got so depressed and under owned it won't take that much for them to play catch up stock trades at 11 times earnings and 20% discount to s&p 500. >> 17 minutes left of the session at the moment we're down 37 points on the dow when we come uninterrupted coverage of the final minutes of trade. we'll preview the big retail earnings coming up after the sohen al wwe take you inside the market zone next i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantly observed, sir. always three steps ahead. six steps ahead. sixteen. so many steps. you done? a million steps ahead. servicenow. works for you. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) w

sprang into action against terrorism, happened on 9/11 when pastors tried to storm the cockpit of united airlinesn in belgium, citizens remain a vital component of antiterrorism strategy. back to you. >> doug, absolutely part of the story, heroic part, thanks for the very latest of that, doug. and now for fox news alert, police in netherlands made an arrest and have man in custody, accused of stabbing 3 teens between the ages of 13 and 15 and busy main market square, the teens have been released from the hospital. >> all right, people kicked off the holiday shopping season thanksgiving day, rather than eating turkey, they were out shopping, so far there have been record sales online for thanksgiving, ellison barber looking at the numbers including what she may or may not have contributed to the tali, hey, ellison. >> the shop asking not over yet, there's still plenty of deals online and in stores but based on the data that we do not not only did people shop a lot on black friday, they shopped a lot on thanksgiving day, $4.2 billion on thanksgiving, 14.5% more than last year, sales will end up hit

partnerships obviously we have a partnership with visa and master card, branded cards in southwest, united airlinese facebook, a pure tech company. >> i would explore or entertain anything and the facts will tell so, you know, you can have a relation which goes from labeling, bank as a service, all the way to you're their bank or something like that and there might be something in that continuum we might consider. i can't tell you right now because i don't know what that might be. >> do you think in ten year's time a company like facebook as big a competitor as jpmorgan as wells fargo are today? >> it could be not in the form they're in it would be hard to be a bank holding company. they would have to find a way to do part of banking people do that banking as a marketplace or service. they might find ways to incorporate banking in a way that competes with us and so again, i applaud capitalism, i applaud competition and i do expect, complacent, we have great current competitors and great competitors we don't know about yet. we better keep our eye on all of them. >> you mentioned recently that lib br

. >> este representante de united airlines asegura que ayudarÁn a las personas que pierdan sus vuelos que estÉ bien el clima y que no estÉ nevando para el regreso >> mÁs de 30 aeropuertos del paÍs cuentan con tecnologia que convierte la huella digital en la identificaciÓn del pasajero al momento de llegar al punto de seguridad >>> estÁ expandiendo mucho mas rÁpido de lo posible, yo creo que es indispensable para poder seguir viajando de la manera en que viajamos tener procesos que faciliten eso.49 >>> ante uno de los perÍodos de mayor trÁfico se recomienda a las personas que lleguen 2 horas antes del vuelo para vuelo s nacionales los molinas no ron riesgo >>> venga con mÁs tiempo mas el papeleo y todo ese tipo de distancias que pueden ocurrir. >>> efectivamente tal como lo dijo ese Último pasajero vale mÁs prevenir que lamentar si puede venir mucho antes mejor >>> tambiÉn las autoridades estÁn recomendando que vengan en transporte pÚblico asÍ evitar los congestionamiento en esta zona por lo pronto es todo paulina >>> seguiremos atento a la situaciÓn, muy buen dÍa si estos contratiempo

. >> la tormenta de nieve que golpeara colorado maÑana llegara con tal fuerza que united, delta y american airlinesde vuelo o cancelaciÓn, ellos temen encontrarse con problemas. >> mi miedo es que quizÁ haya mucho mal tiempo y que no podamos hacer las conexiones, pero ya nos preparamos, tenemos ropa para el frÍo. >> pero los viajeros no son los Únicos afectados. >> los fanÁticos del desfile de thanksgiving en nueva york podrÍan quedarse sin desfile si hay vientos de 23 millas por hora. >> no va a ser bonito. >> una medida implementada desde que el 2005 dos personas resultaron lesionadas cuando un globo tirÓ un poste de luz. >> estos prÓximos dÍas pintan caÓticos en gran parte del paÍs, para conocer exactamente quÉ podemos esperar en estos dÍas festivos estamos con john morales jefe de meteorÓlogos de nbc, john, buenas tardes te estamos viendo. >> mira, josÉ, primero que todo un panorama de las temperaturas, obviamente ya empieza a hacer bastante frÍo en el norte, tenemos frÍo tambiÉn en la zona de las montaÑas en el oeste, temperaturas por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn, con ese frÍo entonces la p

ubs launching coverage of the airlines sector with bullish ratings on united and jetblue. ly done well this year despite the fallout from that boeing 737 max. ubs says non-737 carriers are likely to be in better shape to start the year and of course quite a few of those carriers have delayed even longer the return of that 737 max. >> krae. criticism about the airline industry has been it's sort of a boom and bust industry but ubs says it looks like they've got costs under control. >> i wish they could get their schedules under control. i booked a flight yesterday. i'm not going to mention the airline. let's just say it's a major player at newark >> i wonder what airline that is >> and the -- i went on flight aware one of those things and it said, this flight has an on-time record better than 0% than the other flights. i'm going, what am i doing >> better than zero. >> but nobody's worse. >>> apple reportedly looking to boost its streaming business hbo's former ceo richard plepler looking into apple tv plus the deal could be finalized in the next few weeks also rbc capital i

max cockpit software and called for better training within the airline the report report also called for better regulation from the united states and within the region their hopes to use the funding for future aircraft deliveries intended to provide better air travel in a growing market. after 2 fatal crashes involving boeing $737.00 max plane several airlines are planning a publicity campaign to show the public the planes are now safe the jets could return to the skies as soon as january if regulators approve legal journalist molly contributor with america's lawyer is here now with more molly thank you so much for being with us today and let's let's dive right into this is the 737 max now safe to fly. well certainly boeing wants you to think so and that we have yet to get the green light from the regulators but boeing says it has fixed that software problem that investigators say did play a role in those 2 fatal plane crashes that kill a total of $346.00 people evidence including the black box data points to a malfunction in that automated system that helps the plane avoid stalls that system was new to 737 max regulator

you saw with those 2 plato crashes now according to the wall street journal several airlines including american united southwest they all still use the $737.00 max of course that's been grounded they've been grounded sense march when the 2nd crash happened and they're now taking steps to prove to the public that these jets are indeed say safe rather than those steps include airlines promising to do their own safety checks even when regulators do them even when the u.s. government and boeing clears the planes to fly they say they're going to do backup inspections if you will the report also says the airlines are planning flight demonstrations no passengers on board but they are going to have senior officials on board so they hope that's going to raise the public's confidence in the safety of these jets as well so there's no word yet on exactly when regulators could give the planes the green light to fly again but reports say it could happen in january or february but the f.a.a. has consistently said there are no timeline they just want to make sure that it's all done properly blowing for its part on it

denver a hub for united and several airlines has been bad for two days. what's happening there later in this newscast. >> the best way to track the rain is with live doppler 7. access it easily on your phone. down load it now. so you're ready before the rain. >> cool damp weather is helping firefighters get the upper hand on blaze burning north of santa barbara. prompting e vagueuation of 5,500 people. the cave fire broke out erday. pushed by win gusts topping 50 miles per hour. crews worked through the night to save homes with help from water drops from helicopters. air tankers moved in this morning. the blaze charred 4,100 acres so far. without burning any homes. all but 1,000 people have been allowed to go back home. >> detour ahead for one of san francisco most scenic roadways. next week crews will block off the section of mason street. if you're coming in from the marina take a short detour. to reach destinations like fort point under the bridge. the road work is part of a project to expand the native wetlands. the project is expected to last about s

with each month that goes by the impact is less chaotic but greater in the aggregate the airlines you mentioned, unitedan, southwest, it's now alaska airlines, too. the total impact is not just the maxes grounded back in march, it's all the maxes supposed to be flying right now, which is about twice as many in the world as it would have been. as phil said, more seats than ever because there aren't quite as many seats as there would have been otherwise that does squeeze up ticket prices that defines economics as i can tell you not just looking at aggregate data flying down to florida, it's gotten really expensive we won't know until we have backward looking data for this quarter. likely a record breaking season profit wise for airlines as well as in terms of those volumes. >> which airlines in particular do you think stands to benefit i guess that would be the airlines that don't have 737 maxes or never had them on their books or never going to be flying them, but they are now the beneficiary of higher prices >> exactly so everybody has the capacity constraints whether you're american or delta, you know

delta has the best margins of the legacy airlines against united and american.ice dividend. warren buffett is the largest shareholder of delta it will be a good tail wind to delta. >> i'm going to go with the home base today we have a buy rating on best buy. >> hurry up. >> bottom line, best buy going into the holiday season, and they're competing with amazon. they are holding their own we like it for the long term. >> good stuff. thank you. we only have so much time. >> juniper, they're buying the 26 calls, big numbers. >> cvs, watch the multiple on this come up. >> blackrock, above 500. >> i like it and i agree i agree. all day. >> all right good stuff thanks, everybody. thanks for watching as well. "the exchange" begins right now. >> you got that right, judge, welcome everybody. here's what's ahead. from unicorn -- what do you think we ought to call them? they're calling them donkeys why many of silicon valley's biggest darlings did not win over wall street and what the lesson is. plus the tax that could rock wall street, another one, we're breaking down eliz

it's now time to get the word on the street citigroup initiating on airline stocks with a buy rating for delta, united, and spirit airlines and a sell on american airlines spirit is the biggest laggard so far this year of that group. it's down more than 30%. the farm naming delta as its top pick, saying the company screens attractively on revenue diversity. delta shares are higher by 1.4% >> bank of america downgrading booking holdings this is the former priceline.com. the firm citing negative signals into the fourth quarter, headwinds in asia and competition among other reasons. and jpmorgan chase doubling down on its call on ge. they maintain an underweight rating, basically a sell, and get this, a $5 price target on ge now, jpmorgan saying that while there is no single smoking gun issue with the company, it still shows a situation that is, quote, far from low-risk and stability is more than discounted now, ge, karen, $10.35 stock so jpmorgan chase is saying, it will fall by more than half. what do you think? >> right well, you have to remember the debt so it's not actually more than half when you t

even airlines are jumping on board. delta, united, american, southwest, cutting prices. ve to check it out. you can fly delta from new york to amsterdam, $300 round-trip. carley: delta is the best airline out of all the us airlines. to thanksgiving football. the saints clinch a third straight title by stumping of our falcons, 26-18. todd: that guy does it all. and also to detroit, first of the day on fox. mitchell prevents the throwing three touchdown strikes in a 24-20 win. carley: they carved up the cowboys. >> a little trickery at the pass. singleterry with the buffalo touchdown. todd: that is what we call trickery. carley: i never heard that. i like it. todd: winning the game 26-15 and that led to this. cowboys owner jerry jones going viral after leaving the game early. look at his face. he is not happy. he is set up as he gets up from his box seat. carley: he didn't have a good thanksgiving, dallas was down by 9 with less than two minute, clock. todd: the cowboys holding a slim half game lead in the leap because that is what it is because all the teams are bad. >> i

airlines for united says there must be a global consensus on safety before its members will agree ton on the aircraft. the european union regulators are looking at january at the earliest. yvonne: qatar airways is planning an agreement with indigo to funnel more traffic to its network from india. an official announcement is expected on thursday with the ceo saying the move is not about buying a stake in indigo, but a commercial arrangement. expandirways is keen to in the india market. what are we at the moment, just about 50 minutes ago before the start of the session in india -- let's look at the futures and where we are currently. 49 minutes to go. just to tell you what the nifty did in the session on tuesday. we saw the nifty giving up 0.2%. six straightfter days of equities on the way up with regards to that indian market. we are looking also at the rupee. looking at some of these other markets in play at the moment. we don't have japan. they are off for their lunch break. perhaps showing a bit of improvement here. we do have some conflicting news flow muddying the waters. think

2015 nuclear deal with world powers this comes after the united states withdrew from the agreement and re impose sanctions on terra. german airline live tons it has cancelled 1300 flights on thursday and friday affecting around 180000 passengers it's because of a 2 day strike by cabin crew over pay and conditions the industrial action mainly affects flights leaving german airports. u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe has arrived here in germany to join in celebrations of the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and the end of the cold war he will visit lights and berlin to highlight the role of the united states in helping people of eastern and central europe defeat communism. well the german capital is marking 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall on the night of november 9th 1909 east germany's communist regime opened the barriers and the once hated and deadly quickly became a place to party this week as well as remembering the people who died trying to cross the barrier before that famous november night the city's also celebrating the freedoms that follow. david leavitt's reports now from one of the last rema

as you look at three airlines in particular, united, american and southwest, the reason we show you thesey're impacted by the 737 max. they don't have about 70 of the maxs that they originally planned on having. frank willy they planned on having more, more like 110 or 120 altogether if they took delivery this year as you look at the stocks, keep in mind the boeing focus turns to next we can, the beginning of the month. as we talked about yesterday, melissa, december is a critical month for boeing as they target december as the month they get reset attention of the 737 max guy haves a happy thanksgiving. >> phil with the planes out there is pricing firmer? >> it's -- it's hard to call it firmer when you look at the average domestic air fare still down close to historic lows. we're talking multi-year lows. they continue to fall lower in part because you have the low cost carriers adding flits on the bottom of the mechanic that's bringing the average down so while there has been some firming it's in the like we are -- you see a lot of the airline executives saying we have all the pricing po

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