plus a texas judge blocks united airlines. cobit vaccine mandate after employees by the federal law, arguing against the company's policy. and ah, a good morning, it's telling moscow time, good morning from russia. this is our to international, back from our schedule overnight maintenance. it's kevin over here at news h q. this thursday, october, the 14th. first then russia is not using gas as a weapon and is willing to supply even more if europe asks that's from vladimir putin, that the russian energy weak international forum. the russian president was out to dispel what he called false narratives about the country strategy on the global energy market success to seattle, but as far as north stream to is concerned, what opponents of the project have claimed that this is not a commercially viable product. and rushes, pursuing geopolitical motivations. well, you know, this is yet another piece of nonsense. just please pay closer attention to what i'm saying. this route is 2000 kilometers, shorter and quicker to our main consumers in europe than via ukraine. easy, 2000 kilometers more e

plus another news at texas judge blocks united airlines coven vaccine mandate for employees to file a federal lawsuit arguing against the company's policy. ah, today from russia. this is art international. kevin, over here at news h q. m. oscar with our latest is thursday, october. the 14th, as you can see, the ticket to and read this, this break in you to start with at least 3 people have reportedly been killed in beirut, when government open fire on supporters of sheer group has bella, who were marching at the time to protest the judge leading the probe into the deadly port city blast that hit that place in august last year, the military had been deployed to the scene as get the latest from beirut, linda plains, the local journalist. hey, linda. thanks for coming on. we've already see a lot of conflict media reports to today this, lunchtime, tell us as you know, what happened, they are closer to what's been going on. absolutely, the chaos continues in lebanon with a later series of protests that were held earlier today by supporters of amal and has bullock, who are protesting, havin

the renewable age plus a texas judge blocks united airlines cobra vaccine mandate are for employees fall a federal lawsuit against the company's policy. ah, just turned mid day or moscow so good day from russia, dogs international kevin over here and i will use h q this thursday, october, the 14th and starting with this 1st her in from norway. police say there is a suspects in the series of bow and arrow killings on wednesday, anti, to converted to islam that he'd come to their attention over signs of radicalization is the new line. in the 37 year old danish man had been arrested and charged after 5 people were killed and too injured in the town of congo berg police . and the time 70 kilometers south west of oslo reported the suspect was walking around randomly firing a bow and arrow. the area was called off for emergency services, including a helicopter deployed to the scene and city hospital support on stand by police believe the suspect act to the load of the, investigating whether it was an act of terrorism. the little melissa russia is not using gases of weapon and is willing to sup

. >>> united airlines plans to buy 50 supersonic jets to travel more than 1,000 miles an hour and getngers from new york to london in three hours. last jet to do that was the concorde, retired nearly two decades ago. new ones are years from production but barry peterson paid a visit to the company working to put them into the skies. ♪ >> reporter: at the moment, america's first supersonic passenger jet is still a dream. the plane has a name -- overture -- and a developer, denver based boom supersonic. but it also has a secret weapon. >> a bigger version of this. >> reporter: ceo blake scholl turning that dream into real life time lines. will you be flying in a supersonic jet by age 50, ten years from now? >> for sure. >> reporter: you think? >> 100%. >> reporter: why are you so confident? >> i know how we're getting there. >> reporter: scholl and his backers have funded and built the xb1 to test a design that will include using only sustainable biofuels. successful test flights next year could lead to airliner production. and scholl has no doubt that his pint-sized 7-year-old startup

united airlines did this. tyson, the mammoth food packer which had tremendous problems with covid, they negotiated with their union, that everybody would get vaccinated. the union was able to get additional time off, for workers getting that vaccination. unions can certainly negotiate around vaccinations and get something for their members, in exchange for agreeing to mass vaccination. there are lots of different ways to approach this but the employer can always say i want everyone here to be vaccinated and the experience of many employers like united airlines is relatively small number of workers simply refused to cooperate and will lose their jobs. the headline for united airlines was 600 workers will be forced to leave the workplace. 600 sounds like a lot but united has 67,000 workers. that is under 1% of their workforce. that is regular turnover. it turns out not to be a big deal when some workers say we will not cooperate. it makes headlines but for the most part these mandates by workers -- by employers

what's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. but this year we're planning to fly with triple 7 e r a brand new is troublesome that we have and the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different what the other pilots universal within the restriction. the airplane have. it shows that the more restrictive their plate, every phase of air show were able to apply hires a new lower altitude than the faa would normally allow. what's it like to know that you're giving us that great experience. >> it's you know that it's been due to be able to do this they can write you what your plans take off and land. but as you wish and go watch it. 400 mile an hour wind right. the 200 feet off by the way, these 3 united airlines flight captains are all from the great state of california, captain 80 from san diego. >> captains randy abraham and joe subs that i local products for border agents in the still remember, my house of and the local arrest that redwood city right there. nearby really nice for me because i feel like could

in texas, where united airlines stuff has convinced a judge to suspend putting people on leave. if they don't get jabbed, that's kind of open report. well, a judge in texas has put a stop temporarily to the policy of united airlines that would have put their unvaccinated employees on, on, paid leave. now this gives the judge time to rule the hearings begin on wednesday, and the policy is on hold until october 26 that will give the judge the the time to reach his decision. now at this point, the lawsuit was brought because 6 employees of the united airlines said that the vaccine mandate was a violation of their rights and filed in court. this is a class action brought to remedy united patton of discrimination against employees who requested religious or medical accommodations from united mandate that its employees receive the cove at 900 vaccine. now, other airlines have had similar policies requiring employees to be vaccinated by december, american airlines and southwest airlines. and after southwest airlines filed in court about possibly, you know, trying to get these restricti

united airlines was the first u.s. airline to require employees to get the shot.ter their deadline, are you ready for this, a whopping 99.7% of their workforce got vaccinate. only a teeny-weeny fraction of their workers is getting fired for not doing it. and other airlines already taking notice, with competitors like american, southwest, and jetblue following united just this past week. joining me now, the man who made it all happen, united airlines ceo, scott kirby. scott, industries are worried about losing workers, but 99% of your staff did it. how'd you do it? >> i think you said it correctly. it's a phenomenal outcome and mandates work. the key is, do it -- i think do it with a short fuse. don't let the debate drive on for a long time. we did it in less than eight weeks from announcement to finishing. and you talk to employees, but you just say, this is the deal, and you've got a choice to make. don't be wishy-washy, don't waffle about it. and when you do that, 99.77% of employees get vaccinated. and we're broadly representative of the country. employees in a

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the headline for united airlines was 600 workers will be forced to leave the workplace. 600 sounds like a lot but united has 67,000 workers. that is under 1% of their workforce. that is regular turnover. it turns out not to be a big deal when some workers say we will not cooperate. it makes headlines an increase of about 10% the previous week. seven date average daily that's were about 1250 a day, a decrease of about 1% the previous week. as jeff stated, this week marks another important step in our vaccination program and i want to walk you through important update. , cbcs advisory committee on immunization practices discussed data from maternal, johnson & johnson covid-19 booster doses. following a robust discussion, the committee unanimously recommended expanding benefits from a booster dose. following deliberation, i endorsed recommendations such that we now have recommendations for all three authorized covid vaccine. i want to say clearly our current recommendations for public booster doses. for those who received an rna vaccine, pfizer or internal, there are several groups of peop

obviously united airlines did this. the mammoth food producer, meat packer which has tremendous problems with covid and many workers infected many died, negotiated with their union that everybody would getac vaccinated. but the union was able to get additional time off, days of vacation per workers in exchange for that vaccination program. so unions can certainly negotiate around vaccination to get something from their employer for their members in exchange for agreeing to mask vaccination. there's a lot of different ways to approach this. the employer can always say, i want everyone here to be vaccinated. the experience of many employers, like united airlines, relatively small number of workers simply refused to cooperate them lose their jobs. the headline for united airlines was 600 workers will be forced to leave the workplace. it turned out to be less than that. 600 may sound like a lot but you guys have 67000 workers that's under less than 1% of their workforce it turns out not to be a big deal when some groups of

. >> reporter: margaret applegate has been an employee with united airlines for almost three decades.emic, the customer service representative says she was proud of the way the airline dealt with the deadly disease. >> i felt that united was doing a great job, and our airplanes were so clean, and people looked like they were very confident about flying. >> reporter: still, when the covid vaccine became available, she says she was reluctant to get it. >> there was one side that was very scary with all the side effects that i was hearing from some friends and relatives. in general, if there were no social media, i think i would have been quicker to just go in and get vaccinated. >> you actually say that social media is what made you more hesitant?p>> correct. because social media can be a very good thing, but it can steer you towards more negative ideas. >> reporter: but when the airline announced a vaccine mandate in july, she found herself at a crossroads and turned to lori, a supervisor, for advice. what was that conversation like? >> i started mentioning to her, she retire? should i

the holidays, customerss can book with confidence at united i suspect the noise you see elsewhere could lead to challenges it's easy to see at airlines, because this is done. >> you aren't having the pushback and problems southwest and americans and others are having sit because where you are based? you are not based in texas are you based in neuralgic and texas, is it because of the hub and spoke system you have? it's just interesting to see the difference between them? >> well, i don't think geography has anything to do with it we have a hub in houston, a huge maintenance operation and orlando. i live in dallas, mostly so i don't think geography has anything to do with it i think we started talking about this in january. we were opened, honest with our employees, it was never a surprise to them we also own the decision we didn't try to pin this on the government or anyone else. we did it for safety we were clear and transparent about that that was the only reason we did it we did it quickly. we were able get through it and get to 99.7%. >> scott, are you worried about jet fuel costs up 63% compared to a year ago? >> of course i am.

. ♪ rishaad: looking at shares of united airlines, actually fell.t a lackluster fourth-quarter outlook. the ceo does see what he is calling an inflection point coming in january and told david westin at the airline is trying to boost its national capacity by 10% next year. >> dramatically impacted by the delta variant. while bookings bottomed out and we are on the road to recovery now, a lot of the fourth quarter was impacted. business offices that were going to open got pushed back to january. really, regardless of what the fourth quarter is, i think with the story for long-term investors is is 2022. we are optimistic. all the signs are positive and point to a good direction for 2022 on the cost front, but also an of the demand and revenue front as we look to the future. >> how much visibility do you have in terms of bookings? more specifically, leisure, as opposed to business. >> we are already seeing very strong leisure demand here in the united date -- states. our expectation is we look at the holidays, the holidays are going to be really strong

he's not just more than united airlines, he's worth more than 19 times the market cap of united airlines. and mark zuckerburg spoke with reporters on monday. zuckerberg noting fewer people are using facebook and instagram saying to investors, there will be a new focus on young adults, quote, we are retooling. facebook said it would buy back billions dollars worth of shares. when a company buys back shares, they cease to exist. we'll be listening to what they say about the supply chain today, and you may wonder what does twitter need with the supply chain because they don't make anything? it goes to advertising. for us it causes higher prices, and for twitter it costs them advertising. >> we are talking about inflation, and also about hyperinflation because of twitter's ceo. >> yeah, he said hyperinflation is happening right now. he is wrong about this, by the way, in the sense of hyperinflation is an economic term that we can define very carefully. this is when prices go up, say, 50% overnight or within a couple days or at least a week, and people, you have heard about it in some compani

in fact united airlines just _ up already? in fact united airlines just announced i up already? so there is a pent—up demand. 0bviously you've been talking about this, people have been wanting to travel across the atlantic for quite a while and they are ready to go. hugo martin from the la times. thank you very much for being with us. ~ . with us. we will leave it there for novv- _ with us. we will leave it there for now. thank _ with us. we will leave it there for now. thank you. - queen elizabeth has appeared to suggest she's irritated by a lack of action by world leaders in tackling climate change. her remarks were picked up during conversations at the opening of welsh parliament. the queen, who's due to attend the cop26 climate summit in glasgow in november, said she didn't know who was actually coming to the conference. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. —— a rocket carrying three chinese astronauts has blasted off into space for the country's longest—ever crewed mission. the trio will spend six months working on the tiangong space station. they include the

. >> i got a chance to talk to 3 of the 4 united airlines flight captains before being in the 2021 fleet week show in san francisco, li double pilot captain randy abraham tells me what's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. but this year we're planning to fly with triple 7 e r a brand new is troublesome that we have and the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different but the other pilots universal within the restriction. the airplane have. it shows that the more restrictive plate airspace of air show were able to apply hires a new lower altitude than the faa would normally allow to the sheer delight and the absolute amazement of the spectators on the ground while it is a thrill to be hold flight captain ad reminds us that it's not all fun and games up there on the flight deck. >> it was the beautiful and calm and adjusted the airplane. but by the crowd the way that is a bit it takes a lot of work to get that airplane to do what you're seeing. then the sequel to the events are happening very quickly. the most experienced united test pilot in

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. >> i got a chance to talk to 3 of the 4 united airlines flight captains before being in the 2021 fleet week show in san francisco, li double pilot captain randy abraham tells me what's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. planning to fly with triple 70 are brand new troubles on that. we have the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different what the other pilots universal within the restriction airplane have. >> it shows that the more restrictive airplane air space will be were able to apply hires a new lower out the faa would normally allow to the sheer delight in the absolute amazement of the spectators on the ground while it is a thrill to be hold flight captain ad reminds us that it's not all fun and games up there on the flight deck. >> it was the beautiful and calm and majestic as the airplane. but by the crowd. but the is a bit it takes a lot of work to get airplane to do what you're seeing and the sequel to the events are happening very quickly. the most experienced united test pilot in this show, captain joseph that. >> breaks down

over 99% of workers at united airlines are in compliance with the company's vaccination requirements. up from 59% in august. and the henry ford health system, 98% of workers are in compliance with the organizations vaccine requirements, which is up from 68% when they announced the requirement. the third point i want to make, seen requirements reflect a fundamental reality that our individual decisions affect other people and it comes to covid. we don't live in a bubble. we live in a community. that is why there have been a number of instances threat history where we have made a decision as a society to abide by common rules that protect the common good. we have agreed to drive below the speed limit, recognizing when we take on the risk of speeding, it can cost other people their lives. we made rules so that people can't smoke in indoor bars and restaurants because secondhand smoke can harm the health of others. looking out for one another, for our collective health and well-being, --, is what makes a strong as a nation. this continues the tradition of protecting the common good. vacci

tomorrow the president will travel to chicago, home of united airlines and in the last few days we've seen southwest, jetblue, alaska airlines announced new requirements for their employees. vaccination requirements work and the data shows that each day. monday new york city reported 96% of roughly 140,000 school employees had at least their first shot by the deadline so from the u.s. military to colleges and universities to healthcare employers and now the largest school district in the nation we've seen that the requirements work to increase vaccination rates. third, booster shots. we are working with states, tribes, territories, doctors and other providers to get booster out. the department of veterans affairs iset reaching out to 700,000 veterans currently eligible. in states including connecticut, new hampshire, indiana, minnesota, wisconsin, idaho and washington are leveraging support for the federal government to reach underserved communities including vaccination centers and meeting people where they are. this work is paying off. we estimate 4 million americans have nows rolle

he will meet the chief executive officer of united airlines. one of the 1st big carriers here in the united states to mandate that all staff must be vaccinated. no, there were those who said, this is going to lead to the ruin of united airlines. people will leave in droves. they are not going to want to get the vaccine at, but faced with that are losing the job. 99 percent of the staff have taken up the option to make sure that they are vaccinated, and other airlines and no following suit. joe biden has said that he wants at people who are involved in federal contracting, those who are federal employees and also all those in health care systems across the united states to be vaccinated. many people have resisted, but the, the pick up rate is in the 90s in almost all of those sectors. and joe biden certainly sees this as a success. so that is what he will take when he goes to chicago. he says he'll be grateful for it even though the united states has no crossed $700000.00 deaths. he still hopeful that they can get this on control. and this all co

i've spoken with scott kirby ceo of united airlines who is here today. united went from 59% of their employees to 99% of their employees in less than two months after implementing the requirement. 99%. by the way, scott, i want you to know i've instructed the justice department to make sure we deal with the violence on aircraft coming from those people taking issue. we'll deal with that. in the last days of the implementation they cut the remaining number of employees left to get vaccinated in half. they went from 67,000 united employees to -- of 67,000 -- 66,800 complied. people chose to get vaccinated. that is why we're seeing more companies signing up. i recently met with the ceos of disney, microsoft, who you're familiar with here, wall greens, to hear about their requirements. the business round table represents 200 of the largest businesses in the world and has championed vaccination requirements to keep businesses open and workers safe. america's largest aerospace companies, lockheed martin, the chairman of the board, northrop grumman, they all jus

back in the going out one which means you better united airline ts why?l is making a come back united is a winner second, i think people really want to go somewhere i know people are describing there period as the great resignation. the workers who resigned from their jobs seem to be in little hurry to find better ones even though they are widely available. we have gotten through the bulk of a murderous pandemic. i think that caused major attitude adjustment. business travel may be coming back i doubt it comes back with a v vengeance. it was very unfortunate when it fell apart oaf price. i'd like to see them get into gambling or gaming for now, i'd much rather bet on the going out stocks i think youunited has a lot mor room to run. the stock, not yet it's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to >>> today a discovery in the florida reserve where investigators have been seasoning for weeks. i'm shepard smith. this is "the news with shepard smith" on cnbc >>> partial human remains found near brian laundrie's belongings. >> a person of interest in the mu

virtually all united airlines employees now are vaccinated because of that mandate. o about that as well as other business leaders here and you mentioned that white house report. the analysis of the number of vaccinated americans actually quite interesting, victor. let's take a look at those numbers. there were 95 million unvaccinated americans who were eligible in july. now that number is down to 67 million. it is because of mandates at places of business. starting with the federal government, going into the private sector, so the white house really believes that this has been one of the things that is helping to turn the corner of getting more americans vaccinated. we have seen lotteries and contests and giveaways throughout the year, but it has been these business mandates that really has sort of changed the course of this. but one also question hanging over all this is what if the white house had done this earlier? they were so opposed to mandates from the beginning of the year, thinking they were politically unpopular but now it's worked. that will be part of the

united airlines cumpliÓ su advertencia de despedir a los empleados que se negaran a vacunarse.los fabricantes de alimentos reduzcan la cantidad de sal en productos. la idea es disminuir la hipertensiÓn, problemas cardiacos y otras enfermedades derivadas debido al alto consumo de sal. claudia: dicen que en todo manjar buena es la sal, pero el gobierno busca poner como prioridad la salud antes que el paladar. se pidiÓ a los fabricantes de alimentos que reduzcan la sal, esto con el fin de disminuir las enfermedades cardiacas. lo que es aplaudido. >> sabemos que la sal es mala, como el azÚcar tambiÉn. claudia: pero otros como verÓnica no estÁn de acuerdo que se disminuya la sal en los alimentos. >> es como comer algo que no tenga sabor. claudia: con esta recomendaciÓn el gobierno busca que en los prÓximos dos aÑos se reduzca el consumo de sodio un 12%. >> sabemos que los productos que tienen mucho sodio son todos los embutidos; el amÓn, las salchichas, la pizza. claudia: en la actualidad se recomienda que los adultos no consuman mÁs de 1200 mg de sodio al dÍa. >> de una relaciÓn di

airlines and air canada 5%. is this an accurate predictor of optimism for this industry. with the former united air chairman oscar munoz. thank you for your time they let's start with the state of the industry for airlines. there will be gathering next week. what do you think will be the prevailing mood here? we are way below pre-pandemic capacity. oscar: thanks for having me. i think the leisure market, when you see the airports as crowded as they are, it is the business market that will be important. data has moved the market because business travel will resume. other than that, everybody has come out of the cash burning a year that we have had as an industry and are starting to make off its and united was one of the first to report that. large quarters for -- orders for aircraft moving forward. i would say from the report before this, the fourth quarter or quarter we are hoping for that recovery fairly soon. alix: it looks like you are at a . i feel like they are few and far between maybe you had to travel. where are you, what was it like? oscar: it was my second one. in san francisco we had

the group says they're committed to reaching agreement. >>> united airlines says it's banned more than 700 passengers for bad behavior during the pandemic. the ceo says the number of unruly passengers is low compared to the number of customers. the airline services close to 3 million customers a week. it is low in comparison with other u.s. airlines. delta banned 1600 from flying since the pandemic began. >>> a live look at the oakland airport where blue angels are set to arrive at noon for fleet week. they're scheduled to fly above the bay area starting thursday. shows are planned for next weekend. this year marks return of fleet week after the show was canceled last year. >>> it will be so nice to see the blue angels and all the service people out and about. how is the weather? >> i am so glad about this, so glad everyone is back for fleet week, missed them last year. we are looking at temperatures that will be cooler. it's going to be great weather as we look ahead to fleet week. a live look with sales force tower camera as we look north. we are cheering on our giants, so happy with

. >> reporter: united airlines ceo scott kirby recently telling "the atlantic" that the airli airlinesalation technique has had good results. >> we tell our flight attendants, you're not supposed to be the police in the sky, de-escalate if they can. if they won't put the mask on, all the airplanes have the cards, give the customer the card and say, if you don't put the mask on, you're going to be banned from flying united, then it's over. don't fight with them. >> that gets everybody to go, oh -- >> not everybody. we've had to ban 700 customers. but it largely works. >> reporter: while stiincidents have tapered off, it's 670% higher than 2015. >> it's still way too much to be anywhere near a level of acceptable, and we have to keep going at this. but at least for the first time we're starting to see that we're headed in the right direction. >> when i hear you talk about this, i wonder, do you still love your job? >> i absolutely love what i'm doing. i can't tell you how many family members i've talked to, and they've shared their life stories or they've shared how they've saved for yea

shery: united airlines ceo scott kirby speaking with david westin.da allowing missing and matching vaccines for booster shots has also authorized moderna and johnson & johnson's jabs for a third shot. johnson & johnson saying they have sufficient supply. an fda official saying they will be in limbo in adjusting the age requirement when it comes to those boosters that there is evidence to suggest that lowering the booster age may make sense. let's discuss all of this with bloomberg managing editor for global business, emma o'brien. the fda taking the unusual step of endorsing vaccine mixing for boosters. what are they saying? emma: you have the u.s. drug authority approving the moderna vaccine, booster for americans aged 65 and over, along with those over 18 at higher risk. they said any adult who received the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine can get a booster two months after receiving their first dose which is pretty aggressive. alongside that, as you noted, they said that any of the three covid vaccines authorized in the u.s., moderna, pfizer, bi

looking now at san francisco international airport come united airlines expects a boom in business starting in december they will fly 3500 daily flights across the country , including many to and from san francisco international airport. the airline said they had seen a lot of demand based on the search traffic on its website . >>> the job market was hot over the summer with the economy adding more than 1 million jobs in july but since then things have cooled significantly. bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: the worker shortage was in full view during this job fair at a northern california mall . several retailers were there to recruit. only a handful of jobseekers showed up. across the nation, there is around 11 million job openings last month, hiring slowed again with employers adding 194,000 jobs in september again employment rate dropped from 5.2 24.8%. business analyst jill schlesinger said many people who left the workforce are still reconsidering their careers. >> there is many jobs that are not filled because people are not willing to go back to the wages offered. >> reporter:

muni, caltranferries into france. >>> united airlines is expecting a boom in business this december.and it's planning the largest domestic schedule since the beginning of the pandemic. united will fly more than 3500 flights and that is about 90% of the domestic schedule in december of 2019. the airline said that it's seeing a lot -umand d on the c the website and app. >>> and next, streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a possible strike on the horizon in hollywood. what it could mean for your favorite shows. >> and the embarrassing mishap for andy murray. why he's getting the cold shoulder from his wife this morning. >>> and later, snow in the forecast. what you need to know if you plan to head to tahoe soon. >>> and coming up on "the drew barrymore show," the estefan family stops by and lisa ling joins her at the news desk at 2:00 on kpix 5. >>> and don't forget to tune in to the all-new cbs mornings airing after our show. gail king and tony and nate burleson bring you the news for the day. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... h

united airlines is expecting a bomb in business december.argest to mystic schedule since the beginning of the pandemic. the company will fly more than 3500 daily flights across the country, including many too and from sfo. that is about 90% of the domestic schedule in december of 2019. the airline said that it's seeing a lot of pent-up demand based on the search traffic on the website and app. >>> >> learned at least four people are dead, including a child after massive flooding in alabama. flash floods, closed roads and swamped homes prompted dozens of water rescues. we learned about 20 people were rescued from cars and more than 80 were rescued from flooding homes. >>> the time now is 6:45. the let's catch you up on weather at home. also traffic on this friday. >>> we're going to begin with maury lee and a look at the weather. we have a lot going on. we're hoping for some sunshine this weekend, mary. >> i think our weather will cooperate with us. not just for today but through the weekend. get ready for that. fantastic weather all around f

united airlines 99%. tyson foods 92%. they work.e is no question about it and bring up the support for president biden's work ehrmann d -- worker mandates. democrats 77%, republicans 27%, indepen pendents 37%. democrats feel like this is a winner public health wise they think it is. what's your read on things? >> you have to wonder what if mandates had been done earlier this year? the biden administration and president himself never wanted to get close to this -- >> refuse to talk about it. >> because they thought politically it's a loser. turns out there has not been an issue of these companies initially some people said workers will flee, they won't get mandates. tyson foods 92%. fascinating. it may have changed the course of the pandemic. are mandates going to spread to every state in the land? of course not. to liberal states, absolutely. >> people like to get paid. they like to get their paychecks. >> inside administration, jeff makes a good point. they made a turn. they got more aggressive and embraced this. they're seeing it

united airlines media relations writing vaccine requirements work in nearly all of the united u.s.. for a number of our employees who are approved for accommodations, we are working for options in place to reduce the risk of their health and safety including temporary job reassignments and masking protocols. american airlines and southwest airlines have also affirmed that they will comply with president biden's executive order requiring their employees to get vaccinated by december 8th. it is a bit of a snob dominic snob was barred covid vaccine mandates but the airlines supersedes the stay order. white house spokesperson jen psaki. >> we are going to continue to implement which the president of the ability of the authority, the legal authority to do. >> in california, the iconic coachella music festival is dialing back on their original plan to require proof of vaccination for ticket holders. citing transmission data, the festival will now allow for a negative covid test taken within 72 hours of the event planned for april. >> shannon: thank you so much. so another vaccine mandate

. >> reporter: there are legal challenges with a federal judge in texas blocking united airlines from putting unvaccinated workers on leave. the biden administration is pushing for americans to get their first dose and the advisory committee looks into whether people with moderna or johnson & johnson vaccines need a booster shot. >> over time, with relative preservation of the effectiveness of the vaccine against preventing hospitalization, there seems to be a decrease over the course of time against overall covid-19 that was observed. >> reporter: the group will look at a new study showing that people with the one dose johnson & johnson vaccine may be better off to switch and get a booster from moderna or pfizer. skyler henry, cbs news in silver spring, maryland. >> the vote is expected later in the group is scheduled to vote on the johnson & johnson booster tomorrow. the cdc will have to prove the booster shots before they come bond available to the public. >>> in the fight against covid, the u.s. government is reviewing the regeneron covid- 19 monoclonal antibody cocktail. the drug

taylor: we are getting earnings from united airlines and third-quarter results. bear with me. they are first of all saying they are on track to meet their 2022 goals. third-quarter operating revenue $7.8 billion. third-quarter passenger revenue that is up. $6.6 billion versus estimates of $7 billion. but they are on track to meet their 2022 target. you are only looking at a loss of $1.02. this is an improvement over an expected loss per share of $ 1.61. looking at fourth-quarter revenue, capacity is lighter than the fourth-quarter of 2019. when we think about where we were pre-pandemic, still lighter in terms of capacity, but united saying their planes are returning to service. we are looking for them what they hope to be a bright 2022 as i take you through the horse race of all the numbers. caroline: away from the horse race, air cargo has been something that companies are depending more on. our supply chains have become unstuck, whether it is trying to shift from asia to the u.s., truck drivers, rail, the transportation and between, we have to take deeper. elaine chao is wit

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united airlines rolled out its quarterly report card. it helped its bottom line.l 473 million dollars in its third quarter which was better than expected. united was also helped by ongoing bailout money. travel not back at prepandemic levels but the company said next quart interest will come closer to 2019 levels. >>> millions of shots in arms gave a multimillion dollars shot to johnson and johnson. the drug and consumer proconduct maker said it earned more than $3.6 billion in its latest quarter. all told j and j sold $502 million in vaccines for the period. >>> it's back to the office for many workers at google. speaking at a wall street journal conference it's bay area office is now at between 20 and 30% occupation in new york. comes ahead of the company's plan to bring employees back on site three days a week. >> and hear you have new data that seems to show people are kind of burned out on the baking boom thing. >> yeah. it seems like according to a new poll survey nearly half of americans are ready to kick their cooking routines to the curb. more than a thir

vaccination rates at united airlines jumped from 59% to 99% compliance in less than 2 months.hout an official rule from osha itself and no gud lines on enforcement businesses are wondering how to prepare and what to expect. heidi prezbyla is doing some research on this an joining is professor david michaels. heidi, i know you're learning how businesses are preparing to comply with this rule that we expect from osha any day now. what preparations have you noticed businesses take and some haven't taken any. maybe they're prepared to defy. what have you learned? >> reporter: it really is industry and region specific. i talked with a ceo of columbia sportswear. there's a store front here and the ceo said this is not a problem. look. the plan to basically put in -- have whistle-blowers blow the whistle on people not complying, naming and shaming, that's pretty effective where the mandate is popular and different in the deep south. i want you to listen to the two different opinions from the columbia ceo and a ceo from a machine parts company in mississippi. >> this is a known hazard

. >> i got a chance to talk to 3 of the 4 united airlines flight captains before being in the 2021 fleetsan francisco, li double pilot captain randy abraham tells me what's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. but this year we're planning to fly with triple 7 e r a brand new is troublesome that we have and the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different what the other pilots universal within the restriction airplane have. >> it shows that the more restrictive plate airspace of air show were able to apply hires the new lower altitude than the faa would normally allow to the sheer delight and the absolute amazement of the spectators on the ground while it is a thrill to be hold flight captain ad reminds us that it's not all fun and games up there on the flight deck. >> it was the beautiful and calm adjusted the airplane. but by the crowd. but the a bit it takes a lot of work to get airplane to do what you're seeing and the sequel to the events are happening very quickly. the most experienced united test pilot in this show, captain joseph that.