we represent almost 4,000 transportation workers, 2,000 of which are from united airlines who were forced to accept in definite, unpaid leave or be fired because they hold deeply held religious beliefs or medical reasons against receiving the covid-19 vaccine. these employees are willing to do regular scheduled testing at their own expense to ensure they cannot get anyone sick, protecting the health of their coworkers and themselves, but united mandate was never about safety. the ceo scott kirby bragged to the u.s. senate that the air quality on an airplane is safer than that in an operating room with regards to covid. this was never likely about safety. the safety claims suggest it's likely about united's marketing campaign to become the first fully vaccinated airline, and that is why the company is primarily interested in twisting people's arms to make them take a shot. like others, my husband and i, both pilots, have been on unpaid leave since november because of our religious convictions. some people in our group have been told by their doctors not to take the vaccine for health reaso

united airlines is bringing back employees who refused to get vaccinated. 2000 workers were placed onnpaid leave. 13 state governors including governor nursing -- newsom are urging biden to extend the public health emergency another three months. they say they need time to phase out federal health programs during the pandemic. >> five people displaced after a fire that destroyed three rvs. black smoke rose under interstate 80 880. someone was burning material in an rv park at 44th and wood streets. the flames got out of control and spread to two other rvs. two dogs were killed. >> at extension of jfk drive through golden gate park. a vote in favor of the was recommended. it was closed at the start of the pandemic, and advocacy groups have rallied to keep it close for recreation. the parks, and museums mounted a campaign to reopen the jfk for those who cannot walk or bike. >> an actor and singer familiar to children around the world has died. emilio delgado was known for his role as louis on sesame street. he joined the show during the third season, that was 1971, and has played the fi

united airlines is bringing back employees who refused to get vaccinated. 2000 workers were placed on unpaid leave. 13 state governors including governor nursing -- newsom are urging biden to extend the public health emergency another three months. they say they need time to phase out federal health programs during the pandemic. >> five people displaced after a fire that destroyed three rvs. black smoke rose under interstate 80 880. someone was burning material in an rv park at 44th and wood streets. the flames got out of control and spread to two other rvs. two dogs were killed. >> at extension of jfk drive through golden gate park. a vote in favor of the was recommended. it was closed at the start of the pandemic, and advocacy groups have rallied to keep it close for recreation. the parks, and museums mounted a campaign to reopen the jfk for those who cannot walk or bike. >> an actor and singer familiar to children around the world has died. emilio delgado was known for his role as louis on sesame street. he joined the show during the third season, that was 1971, and has played the

en inglés), se mantendrán a los pasajeros aislados para ser vacunados y regresar al trabajo, united airlineseden regresar al trabajo, los nuevos empleados deben detener la vacuna contra el coronavirus . >> y agencia federal de tran sporte, extendió el uso de mascarillas, esto quiere decir que debe usar la mascarilla siempre, los cdc usan las medidas y revisan con agentes del gobierno . >> más de 300 maestros de distrito escolar en el norte de la región, protestan por desacuerdos en negociaciones, en la mayoría de escuelas están todavía con personal mínimo, en el instituto de contracosta, negaron el reporte de presupuesto en telemundo 48, les preparamos las historias para llevárselas en detalles . >> después de perder a un ser querido en accidentes de tránsito, familia está buscando cambios en la intersección, donde ocurrió la tragedia, nos cuentan qué hicieron las autoridades para esta stn situacipara . >> se paró a dar vuelta a la izquierda, paco alcácer michael arroyo que no le vio, le pegó, la camioneta también le pegó . >> debido al impacto su tió félix, murió en esta intersección . >> e

the airline cited a steep decline in covid cases, hospitalizations, and the lifting of mask mandates across the country, though they're still required on planes. unitedaccinated workers to come back to their previous positions. the company had some of the airline industry's strictest inoculation rules. >>> and trader joe's is recalling some salad because the dressing may contain plastic. the 12-ounce crunchy law is with chicken crispy noodling and peanut dressing saddal was shipped to arizona, california, and utah. they have use by dates of march 9th through the 12th. consumers are advised to throw the salads away or return them for a refundnd. anne-marie? >>ust a little too crunchy with those plastic pieces in there. >> i know. what was that? huh-uh. grea ekyou. you, too. all right. thank you. >>> still ahead, batter up. regular season baseball is the agreement that ended a lockout. find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c hey! it's me! your dry skin! i know i can be challenging... but i'm deeper than what you see. i'm

united airlines advancing it is requiring -- employees to return to work. dr. patel: i will be candid. it almost feels like their folding to the pressure. i 100% understand the issue right now. we have employees not coming back, both from a company standpoint and people who want to get back to work. the fact remains there is a risk to people working at that company who may be high risk, living with someone else who is high risk, and people who have a medical reason to not get vaccinated. i am worried about wakanda protection there are following in their lives. are they getting tested? have they had covid? are they experiencing you long covid? i think there is potential for issues here. i hope everyone else out there is getting masks themselves. kristen: they could be facing a staffing issue too. that could be a consideration. in california, dr. mark allie unveiled the and epic strategy. i wonder if they're still an emphasis on getting new people to get shots. it seems like there's less incentive, especially with san francisco allowing on vaccinated folks to go

united airlines is also reducing its flights well below its 2019 pre pandemic schedules. setting fuel prices, supply chain issues, global instability and delayed deliveries of new airliners. so when the price of fuel goes up they actually take a hit for a while, and then they cut back on their schedule. there's no one more qualified to assess this then u. c berkeley haas school of business economist severin borenstein. whose primary specialties are energy and airlines, professor bernstein says. for the airlines, it's a super high stakes guessing game. what are fuel price is going to be in the spring. what is, uh, supply labor supply going to be and what is demand going to be with the potential new surge that's coming through europe and may come through the united states. with fewer flights and far higher demand. united said it expects to earn strong revenues, meaning ticket prices will go up even with higher fuel costs. and since there are only four major mega airlines left in the united states, united, southwest delta and american it's easier for them to see each other's

. >>> united airlines will bring back unvaccinated workers who were put on unpaid leave last year. the 2200 employees argue for religious or medical exemption. 200 others who refused or retired and will not be brought back. low covid numbers are now it allowing them to do a but they will reevaluate the policy if numbers spike. >>> peloton bikes are available to rent. customers can get the bike in with the streaming fee of a low rate. in the user cancels the rental, pellets on the take back the bike at no extra cost. >>> it is 4:46 on a friday. >>> we have first alert meteorologist darren peck. it is cold so we will start out with temperatures in the mid- 30s in some places. low 40s for most of us. we will take a look at the view from the top of the salesforce tower. we will have some numbers on the screen. most are safely above that. it is 39 in santa rosa. it is cold but you're not freezing, technically. 39 in concord. 38 in livermore. if we take a look at why that is an issue, the frost advisory is issued for the north dave alley and that includes the valleys of simona and the so

. >>> united airlines is the latest company to bring back unvaccinated workers. starting march 28, employees who did not get covered shots can return to work. barring another surge, united plans to continue to loosen up requirements. >>> a former top athletic trainer at san jose state has been charged with sexually assaulting student athletes. scott shaw was the director of sports medicine for the spartans. federal prosecutors say he allegedly groped four female athletes who came to him for treatment between 2017 and 2020. he faces a maximum of 6 years in prison if convicted. >>> hundreds of teasers are under strike after failed negotiations for pale increases. district officials were forced to close the day at monta vista elementary. more than 300 teachers along with staff, food service workers, and custodians went to work today, but did not go inside. they showed up to stand up for fair wages. >> and yet a district a few miles north of us has 20,000 more dollars per child it, you know, for me it is a flawed system. >> teachers say the district is refusing to in

carriers, including delta, american and united airlines paying this letter to president biden this week urging him to lift the federal mask mandate before the april 18th expiration date and to get rid of the covid-19 testing requirement. travelers flying into the u.s. the letter citing relax rules and other countries and increasing vaccination rates, adding that the restrictions are, quote, no longer line with the realities of the current epidemiological environment and your opinion. does the science back? taking off masks and plans an airport and getting rid of that testing requirement. no. and science doesn't back. and taking this science actually is begging for us to continue. this reduced approach. epidemiologist doctor and will says while we're moving in the right direction. >> planes and airports are hot beds for spreading covid planes are particularly the place in airports are particularly the intersection of infectious population is about to from lot of places all over the world and america's busiest airport hartsfield-jackson atlanta international. >> passengers mixed on whethe

meantime, united airlines will let workers who aren't vaccinated for medical or religious reasons return to the end of the month. "the wall street journal" says this will allow staff to come back from non-paid leave or non-customer roles they were allowed to apply for. 2,200 united workers had argued they had medical or religious reasons for not getting the covid shot. new hires, however, will still have to be vaccinated. and finally uber eats is adding a group order and bill-splitting feature. you can invite group members from your phone's contact list. they will get an order link by text and can choose and pay for the food they want. if you want to foot the bill for everybody you can do that. you can even set spending limits to deter somebody like say marcus who might order the lobster that's a lot more expensive. uber eats will also let you place a group order up to a week in advance. >> oh, wow. not to name names, marcus. but a guy who orders a steak maybe. >> lobster and steak, why not. >> thank you so much, bertha. >> all right. it is 4:44 for you this morning. mistaken for a robbe

. >>> united airlines is now allowing some workers still unvaccinated against covid to return to work. about 2,200 employees claiming religious or medical exemptions to the company's vaccination policy were mostly placed on leave. they'll resume their jobs later this month. >>> a private jet carrying former president trump had to make an emergency landing after an engine failure over the gulf of mexico. trump had just left a donor retreat in new orleans when the pilot turned back. >>> a private jet carrying thret after touching down during heavy snow showers, and officials say it's unclear if the wet weather was a factor. >>> and time now for a look at your thursday weather. so the pittsburgh area gets a break from those big snowflakes today. about two inches fell across southwest pennsylvania, and more is on the way this weekend. today heavy snow moves from the rockies into the plains and stretches towards the midwest. tomorrow it slides farther east and by saturday most of the east will be getting heavy snow or rain along with heavy wind and checking today's high temperatures, 20s i

airlines. a lot of commentary by united, american, jetblue, and a few others. delta airlines up four percent.are all saying their operating revenue for this year is going to be better than what they previously forecast. they did address the situation in ukraine and said they did not see material impact on travel bookings as a result. they did say jet fuel prices are going to be a lot higher for them. i want to end on a very bizarre acquisition. amc entertainment, which runs movie theaters, is taking a 22% stake in a gold and mining operation. highcroft has a really interesting history. it faced bankruptcy in 2015. this company went public vs back in 2020. the shares have been all over the place. basically, a microcap stock. the ceo at amc, i'm going to quote him directly. he basically made it clear. "it seems a little odd that a movie theater company would be taking a stake in a golden mining company." but he goes on to say that with his own experience, it makes them a good fit for a golden mining operation. tom: it is now i joy within your fears of the market to introduce liz ann sonders, ch

moroccan chase as well as ual united airlines. you say i am diversified thank you again. >> first of all, thank you omar for those kind comments. my wife has been away, i a am trying to do all this stuff by myself the savior is how excited the market s. iglad this gentleman clearly caught it. he has a very diversified portfolio. you might say amd and apple. no, amd is a semiconductor apple is my watch or mr. whether it be your music or my credit card so we're going to say apple is a technology delivery company and amd a semi conductor j.p. morgan not my favorite bank my favorite bank is morgan stanley or wells fargo, j.p. morgan is very good. united would be my favorite in the airline business actually jeff marks and i were debating putting coca-cola in a portfolio of the charitable trust. it's being very well run that's a nice portfolio. why don't we go to zach in my home state of pennsylvania zach >> hey, jim, big boo-yah from eagle's nation, zach in pennsylvania i want to know if i'm diversified, the top five holdings are micro

. >>> united airlines will bring back unvaccinated workers that were put on unpaid leave last year.00 and place who argued for religious or medical exemptions. the others who refused were fired it will not be coming back. low covid numbers are allowing them to do this but they will reevaluate the policy if numbers spike or another variant emerges. >>> it is possible to rent the high tech exercise bikes but not in california. they're testing a plan where customers can rent a bike between $60 and hundred dollars per month. for now the rentals are available in texas, florida, minnesota, and colorado. this comes as the ceo looks for ways to turn things around and shares have plunged more than 80% since the beginning of last year. >>> renting a peloton bike? >> that might have been a good thing. i bought one but have not been on it in a bit. >> same. need to get back on that. >>> we were thinking we are going to do it together and do the classes. >> this is just about that time of year where so many of the new year's resolution start to fade a bit. >>> we are starting out just before daw

a relatively quiet session, down 7 tenths of 1%, being led lower by airlines, delta airlines, united airlines names given the fact that we were talking about it earlier, two years this week from the pandemic and just as these airlines are starting to move towards a return to normal, we have the spike in crude oil and subsequent spike in refined product including jet fuel right now. many of these airlines are actually unhedged. so how is this going to play out? not to mention the fact that we talk about cyber threats, carl, and you have some freight and logistics companies that are actually now starting to get affected by cyber. expediters international was impacted last week we have seen that stock fall in recent sessions because of that, too. >> yeah. i know the combination of the potential decline in transatlantic passengers, obviously, with the higher oil prices had -- i think it was wedbush asking at what point do we start to see airlines start to raise capital again in a major way in advance of prolonged difficult time transatlantic. interesting, morgan, mentioned transports the canadian

just got a little friendlier for airline workers and that's what's topping cnbc on the money united airlines will allow unvaccinated employees to return to work at the end of the month. that today from a company memo, religious or medical exemption they will put on unpaid leave or move to roles they don't deal with customers established the airline industry's first unrestricted covid vaccine mandate. united but refused to get the vaccine without the exemption, those workers will not be brought back >>> uber and lyft drivers at a carrier crossroads and one for their career as well the reason, soaring gas prices stories of ride share drivers quitting their jobs are popping up across the country as surging fuel costs eat into their earnings >>> and peloton, testing a new rental model they make customers buy a $1500 bike and access the classes but starting tomorrow, in some states, customers can rent the bike and the streaming service for just one monthly fee between $60 to $100. with this new model, they can cancel at any time the move to rental marks peloton's first significant strategy change

. >> sandra: and more than 200,000 united airlines employees who sought exemptions returned to work todaydeaths nationwide to keep them safe as a reason for the change. >> john: president biden's gaffe about regime change in russia sparked conversations what the u.s.'s policy is. and zelenskyy says the west is not going enough to combat russia. and you are here with an entire delegation, good to see you in the studio. we have marvelled at the bravery of the ukrainian people and their ability to keep the russian military at bay. let me ask you first of all, you are going to start meeting with members of congress, people from the state department this afternoon. what are you looking for? >> thank you for having me and it's very important that you are helping us to get across to american people, appreciate that. yes, we have five parliamentarians, and we are all united in order to defend the country and in order to ensure that we are not only surviving but we have a future. >> john: don't want to -- let the cat out of the bag, what are you looking for? >> first, we are grateful to whatever h

. >>> a live look at sfo where united airline is beefing up service to major city as long the west coasts rebringing back popular nonstop flights. they include sfo to amsterdam and calgary in june. united will resume flight its to atlanta on may 6th and columbus, ohio on june 3rd. >> yeah. >> sign me you for amsterdam. >> book my ticket when you book yours. i would appreciate it. >>> 6:20 the time. streaming on cbs news bay area. >> speaking of travel, the cruise industry making a come back. the advice from one (music throughout) when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> let's look ahead tolin. w. he will spotlight noon to two. we are done with the rain. we don't have to factor that into your lunch plans for today today. we have a partly cloudy day but you won't have to consider hey, can we do this outside? you can. lunch outside

united airlines, down 11 % norwegian cruise lines down 8 %. live nation, wynn resorts down 7% and 6 % for bookings holdings that consumer discretionary trade, the travel and leisure, the spend my disposable income trade taking a big hit certainly lately and then one other place to keep an eye on is the outsized mover of the day, and this is all driven in the by fundamentals necessarily, but a lot of chatter. bed bath and beyond down the founder of chewy.com and his venture arm has taken a near 10% stake in the company they're pushing for change they're going to be activists investors and want to unlock value. that's why it's up 30% at the highs of the session, we were up over $30 per share that was good for around an 85 % grain. you can see the 30%, well off the highs. a kind of more fundamental-ish type story in the macro trade that's happening right now >> it's not all macro, but that's most of it. >>> my next guest has worked in emerging markets and seen russia's currency collapsed before and witnessed globalization and the reversal he sees

american, delta, united airlines.n since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine. that was on vibrate 24th. you see the losses on the screen. pretty substantial. the same for alaska, southwest and jetblue, 50%, 20% respectively. all of this in oil with jet fuel cost. air ojai is due for jet fuel but that only go so far. they can only weather storms like this in the jet fuel market for a real short period of time read jet fuel accounting 30% of the operating cost overall. it's now at 27% compared to a week ago. 96% year-over-year jet fuel prices. look at that. one company is hoping to make airlines and aircraft completely independent from oil by created the world's first all electric commuter plane. the name of the plane alice. aviation vice president gregory davis joins me now on a fox business exclusive. you have been working on alice for quite some time. the big question, when will we see a test flight? what can you tell us. >> we are weeks away from our first flight. the aircraft is behind me substantially com

is considering lifting the mandate the spring and united airlines will let unvaccinated workers return to work. so this will allow back employees that are on unpaid leave or non customer facing roles who got religious or medical exemptions from the covid vaccine mandate. >>you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>and take a look at this. a large mountain lion roaming in a los angeles neighborhood. this is a well known big cat in the area. the cat actually has a name of sorts since p. 22, the national park service says it's been tracking p. 22, you think that come up with a better name? but it way for about 10 years now the neighbors were caught by surprise as they saw the giant can't lounging in a driveway. >>i saw them i knew my dog started freaking out like 04:30am, in the morning and i woke up and i saw i walk across my back yard. >>i thought i was hallucinating because i was so tired. like in my sleep. and then it came right to my window. and i saw its big face. >>the national park service believes that p 22 is 12 years old. it is believed that p 22 was born

united airlines american general motors bank of america and other firms are joining. top concerns are international travel restrictions which weighed down the industry over the past two years. >>> we have our own sleep routines but tell me about this new survey on how to have sweet dreams. >> yes indeed. if you are not tucked in before 10:00, cianara to sweet dreams. americans who go to bed at 9:39 p.m. on the dot have the best night's sleep. we need to go to bed earlier. two thirds said they need a comfy blanket and cool room. not eating before bed and being in a room with apparently a little light and i say two pillows are a must. >> i am right there with you. >> a fort. >> necessarily. thank you so much. i will see you again when the stock market opens coming up at 6:30. >> i am crazy about my sleep schedule. >> everything has to be just right and i am with her on the chill in the room under the covers. >> oh yeah. >> i can't wait to go to bed. >> we have hours to go. >> almost there. >>> 5:41 in the morning. a few more hours to go. coming up, amazon is now the pro

united airlines and think back employees who refuse to get vaccinated.ere placed on unpaid leave. 13 state governors, including governor newsom, urging the right and administration to extend the public health emergency another three months. they say they need that time to phase out federal programs that kicked in during the pandemic. kumasi: you are taking a live look at the big board. right now we are talking about gas prices. they are going up so we will give you an update on that. reggie: there is a live look at the board right now, we are up in positive territory. don't forget you can watch us next hour, abc7 at 7:00 live every weekday on the bay area streaming app. you can download it now for your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire, or android tv. jobina: checking in on traffic, we will start with a live picture of sky 7 flying overhead in san bruno where we have that major crash yesterday. as we zoom in, you can see the truck involved on the tracks is still there. there are changes to your commute because of this. bus bridges will be in pla

american airlines said, "we complied with the mask mandate long enough. [ light laughter ] united saids time for a return to normalcy." spirit airline said, "wait, there was a mask mandate?" [ laughter and applause and delta said, "we believe vaccine numbers are high enough to drop the mask policy. and spirit said, "does duct tape count as a mask 'cause if so, we've been masking tons of people." [ laughter ] jet blue said, "we look forward to seeing our passengers' smiling faces again. and finally, spirit said, "passengers can smile? oh, now i've heard everything. [ laughter and applause pretty out of the loop, i don't know hey, get this, i saw that uber has reached a deal to list all new york city taxis on its app and this makes sense -- they hashed out the deal by screaming at each other through open car windows [ honking "you want to sign the deal?" "you sign it!" "you can't park there -- sign the deal." "you" -- [ light laughter ] hey, here's some good news i read that as kids return to the classroom, their test scores are going up. it's really -- a really nice way of saying, we al

united airlines went from $31 to $34 now back to $32.ny of which were at 52-week lows trying to rally there early in the morning. went from $87 to $90 you see here back down to $88. same situation in reverse for new oil names. schlumberger, halliburton. $39 for halliburton. goes to 36, moves down, then back up here, fairly stable around $36 we're just essentially prisoners to headlines at this point, kelly. and the headlines are not at all clear. >> the fog of war. thank you very much. in the bond market, yields have been mostly jumping on inflation concerns rick >> yes they've been mostly jumping, that's for sure. and not only inflation concerns, there's a lot of small fires out there. this morning, we learned that the trade deficit for the month of january was 89.7 billion. and we had a three-year note auction. see what happened at 1:00 eastern, it popped because it wasn't a pretty auction. it was a short maturity. it's hard to sell short maturities with a type of volatility we've seen. what rings true, all the gee politics aside, the

meanwhile, united airlines is looking to use fuel. that's better for the environment. the airline will first invest 5 million dollars into the startup cam. v to factory can be the is examining genetically modified microbes to turn carbon dioxide into useful hydrocarbons. those results could possibly lead to officiant. low energy ways of making sustainable aircraft fuel. the airline industry does have a goal of reaching net 0 carbon emissions by the year 2050. and while men continue to earn more money overall, some young women are out earning young man and several u.s. cities, census bureau data analyzed by the pew research center shows new york, washington, d.c., and los angeles are among the 22 metropolitan areas where women younger than 30 earned the same or more as their counter. male counterparts, san francisco bay area was not among that top 10 from a regional standpoint, though, metropolitan areas in the midwest tend to have wider gender wage gaps among young workers. when you factor in women of all ages who work full-time and year round, they still only make $0.

russian airspace remains open to us carriers united airlines is continuing to fly through russian airspace carrier still flying over russia. one of the flights involved is the daily flight from san francisco to new delhi, india. most direct routing from sfo to india is over russia, though airlines must pay russia to use its airspace. united says it's in frequent communication with the federal government on the issue . youtube is the latest website to take action against russia in response to the invasion of ukraine. the platform has blocked the russian state owned news channels rt and sputnik across europe, the alphabet owned company announced the news on twitter, saying it would continue to monitor the situation around the clock. to take swift action. youtube had already blocked the news outlets from generating revenue on its platform and restricted access to the channels in ukraine. more u. s companies are cutting at least some of their business ties with russia, disney and warner brothers studios say they will stop all theatrical film releases. that includes the latest pixar movie turni

southwest and united airlines say they're slashing their flight schedules through the spring, expertsdict, though the cuts could last much longer. southwest is eliminating 65,000 flights through may due to high fuel prices and a shortage of staff. united is blaming its cuts on fuel costs, supply chain disruptions, global instability and delayed deliveries of new planes. they're trying to forecast what our fuel price is going to be in the spring. what is, uh, supply labor supply going to be and what is demand going to be with the potential? new surge that's coming through europe and may come through the united states. experts advise travelers to prepare for higher airfares as fewer flights will likely drive up demand. 7 26, now two new video this morning out of japan, where two powerful earthquakes have killed at least four people. the usgs reports of magnitude 6.4 earthquake was followed two minutes later by a 7.4 quake off the coast of northeastern japan, officials say more than 90 people were injured. you see some of the wreckage year some buildings were damaged. at one point more t

united airlines is bringing back employees who refuse to get vaccinated.claimed a medical or religious exemption and were placed on unpaid leave. 13 state governors are urging the biden administration to extend the public health emergency order for another three months. they say they need to phase of the federal programs that kicked in during the pandemic. we know that prices are high, but the cheapest gas does not always mean the best. an expert explaining what top-tier fuel can do for your car over time. reggie: yes, the clocks will go forward one hour this weekend but could it be for the last time? we have been through this so many times. drew: i hate this time of the year, it is the worst. let us hope that maybe this is the last time we do it. let us get it together california. we ended the strong wind from yesterday. most spots generally light, a few breezes and most of us are a lot less windy. that is go future tracker. 9:00 a.m., 30's and 40's into the 50's with a lot of sunshine. a nice day to grab a meal outside. noon, temperatures in the 60's and

united airlines will now allow unvaccinated employees to return to their jobs.p decline in covid cases, ceo scott kirby said 2200 employees with vaccine exemptions will return march 28th. ual signals if another variant were to emerge or trend suddenly reverse course, it will reevaluate the appropriate safety protocols. stock has turned around. it opened down and it is now up 1.25%. look, as the whole united states tries to move past the coronavirus and restore a pre-pandemic way of life, live events are back center stage with college basketball's march madness ready to tip off next week. and vivid seats, the official ticketing partner -- i don't even know what i'm looking at, we should be looking at exciting video because this is a very interesting time for people -- it is the partner for espn, and it's ready to cash in on the madness. seat is getting hurt badly today, down 11.a 5 on, basically, a disappointing outlook. but joining me now looking to that outlook is ceo stan chia. how about that, stan? i mean, another step in reopening the world, united is now br

united airlines says both personal and business travel are up. doing about 75% of what they saw back in 2019, almost 300,000 volkswagen's are being recalled because of faulty brakes. the recall affects certain atlas suvs from 2019 through 2023 as well as atlas cross sports from 2020 to 2023. the company says some of the wiring in the car can corrode causing them to break unexpectedly even in traffic. the problem can also cause air bags to deploy late in a crash. vw's now working on a repaired a fix. the issue owners will get notice. sliders on may 10th. portion of generals highway and the kings canyon and sequoia national parks reopen today, making it easier for people to see both beautiful parks in one visit, the reopening allows visitors to travel between the grant grove area of kings canyon. >> and the giant forest area of sequoyah. this is the first time it's reopen since last year's large knp complex wildfire scorched the area and one of the most diverse habitats on the planet is in jeopardy. a mass bleaching is happening to the great barrie

carriers, including delta, american and united airlines paying this letter to president biden this week urging him to lift the federal mask mandate before the april 18th expiration date and to get rid of the covid-19 testing requirement. travelers flying into the u.s. the letter citing relax rules and other countries and increasing vaccination rates, adding that the restrictions are, quote, no longer line with the realities of the current epidemiological environment and your opinion. does the science back? taking off masks and plans an airport and getting rid of that testing requirement. and the science doesn't back and taking this science actually is begging for us to continue. this reduced approach. epidemiologist doctor involved says while we're moving in the right direction. >> planes and airports are hot beds for spreading covid planes are particularly the place in airports are particularly the intersection of infectious back shuns a box of from lots of places all over the world at america's busiest airport hartsfield-jackson atlanta international. >> passengers mixed on whether th

united airlines is down 14.9%.ad to fly over russian air space. they are not going to do that right now. so at moment you see airlines getting hurt, and there are your cruise lines down anywhere from 6% to norwegian down 11.5%. let's bring in our countdown closers, wealth management r -- cio john lynch and value engine capital management chief equity strategist jordan kimmel. jordan, can i just get your thought on what charlie just said, and that is suddenly now really smart investors are looking at these red numbers and saying glass is now half full, not empty, things are cheap? >> well, you know, liz, a couple of months ago when i came on, you asked me what i'd buy right then, i said there would be blood in the streets, and i didn't realize there'd be this much blood and all over international. but, sure, the market has gotten cheaper, some quality stocks are available at lower prices. but what also happened is the nasdaq bubble got burst, and there are lots of companies that were trading at 190 times price to sa

according to a reddit post, the senator was seen arguing with some united airlines employees after e reportedly missed his flight. check in. an airport. police officer had to be called over to break things up. cruz was booked on another flight and made it back in time for today's confirmation hearings. staying at the capitol legislation to make daylight savings time permanent may have hit a snag under the newly passed proposal. daylight saving time would become permanent starting in november of next year. the measure easily passed in the senate. but a few members of the house are calling for more research into the proposal. >> is video from a riverside county preschool and and it's making the rounds you. so you heard at least the teacher leading students in a chant chat to denounce president joe biden and now parents are going public. they some of them say they're furious over what happened there. jennifer mcgraw reports on the actions. the school is now taking. >> it happened to be presidents day and it appears as though the teacher was rehearsing with her students in class and then

meantime, united airlines is going to let workers who aren't vaccinated for medical or religious reasons return at the end of this month. "the wall street journal" reporting that this is going to allow staff to come back from unpaid leave for our non-customer-pacing roles and 2,900 workers argued they had medical or religious reasons for not getting the shot, but new hires will still have to be vaccinated. amazon is splitting its stock for the first time since the dotcom boom. the company announcing the 20 for 1 split voted on by shareholders in may. amazon stock has gained nearly 4,600% since the last stock split back in 1999 when the sock puppet was a thing. the move could potentially make amazon more, well, more palatable for the people who do the dow jones industrial average. to potentially include them in the index they avoid companies with higher per share prices. then, of course, we'd like to see what comes out of the dow, underperformers like intel or maybe walgreens, so a lot of folks speculating on that. back over to you. >> we'll keep watching. thanks, bertha. >> an unusual fi

united airlines will allow unvaccinated workers to return to their jobs at the end of this month. want to show you a live look at sfo. this is where united has a major hub, and thousands of employees. "the wall street journal" reports that staff, if they were not vaccinated for religious or other reasons, they will be able to return to work. this is from that unpaid leave or back end roles that they chose instead. about 2,200 united workers fall into that category. new hires will still have to be vaccinated. >> just into our newsroom from tiktok users. you might be experiencing an outage right now. according to numerous reports on twitter, and we checked down detector which confirms that users are currently having problems accessing tiktok around the world. other major services such as facebook, twitter, spotify, they all seem to be working fine but in this moment in history, social pedia is so important around the world in one way that people can connect. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning. >> volkswagen is resurrecting that iconic microbug. >> but this time it is bac

united airlines says it is.t seeing strong personal travel, but it's also seeing business travel bouncing back as well. >> next on kron, 4 news today, there is a method to the madness. fans are flooding stadiums for college basketball's big tournament and sports betting is expected to explode a large sum of money that is expected to be on the table. also in sports warriors, big man james wiseman faces yet another setback really breaks it down for us. let's talk about our weather forecast right now as we take this live look outside at our camera showing a san francisco international airport. you have a getaway plan. our meteorologist rodriguez is joining us here now with a look at what we can expect. we had some rain here. did that translate into any snow to it for this year? yeah, but unfortunately that winter weather advisory expired earlier was still supposed to continue through 11 o'clock tonight. >> but it expired earlier this evening, which is an indicator of just how lackluster this storm was. not just for

united airlines will allow unvaccinated employees to return to work at the end of the month.ny memo, 2200 united employees whmers established the airlino e looked for exemptions. united fired more than 200 employees, the ones who refused to get the vaccine without the exemption. those workers will not be brought back. >>> uber and lyft drivers at a carrier crossroads and one for their career as well. the reason, soaring gas prices. stories of rideshare drivers quitting their jobs are popping up across the country as surging fuel costs eat into their earnings. >>> peloton testing a new rental model. right now they make customers by a $1500 bike and pay a monthly fee to access classes. starting tomorrow in some states customers can rent a bike and the streaming service for just one monthly fee between 60 and $100. with this new model they can cancel at any time. the move to rental marks their first significant strategy change under their new ceo. >>> the dow down 112 on pace for its fifth negative week in a row. s&p down 18. nasdaq down 126. >>> a few records for 1 million citi

is considering lifting the mandate the spring and united airlines will let unvaccinated workers return to work. so this will allow back employees that are on unpaid leave or non customer facing roles who got religious or medical exemptions from the covid vaccine mandate live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you daryn. thank you, jane and have a good weekend and no, i've got another name for it, but i can't say on >> all right. 7.18, is the time and new this morning, vice president kamala harris is in romania. she met earlier with the president there to discuss their response to the rush of refugees are heading their way from ukraine. the trip comes after the vice president wrapped up her visit to poland earlier this week where she met with us and polish troops who are also helping the refugee crisis in that country. meanwhile, happening today, president biden is expected to announce more actions that the u.s. is taking to punish russia. last night the senate approved nearly 14 billion dollars in aid for ukraine. the white house says the administration is trying to fi

efforts on an individual level we met up with barbara cook at san francisco airport, leaving on united airlines. i have no idea how i'm going to get this through the other end. and you're going through. check it all the way to warsaw, the child and grandchild of concentration camp survivors. she's off to poland on a quick turnaround with her first load of 20 suitcases of clothing collected from friends and family in san francisco and richmond. the clothes are for women and their children to start over. what we're trying to do is restore some dignity for those women who are now stuck as refugees through no fault of their own. with that we're trying to help them. she bid farewell to her husband and was off adventure. issues are very tough woman. smart woman worried. i am worried that some worried this is all part of a mounting effort across america and around the planet to do whatever can be done in the hopes that ukraine will survive and once again thrive. tom vacar ktvu, fox, two news photographer and producer for fox news were killed in ukraine and a reporter was injured, the network, says 55

united airlines says they are not just seeing strong personal travel. the business travel is bouncing back as well. coming up, a tent keeping the memory of sophia mason alive. >> how family and friends remembered her tonight. and spring will officially arrive tomorrow morning with spring-like temperatures in the low to mid 60's for your sunday afternoon. details on that and your full sierra forecast coming up after the break. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause! in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >> family and fri

unvaccinated united airlines employees were able to return to work today due to a declining covid cases deaths. nationwide more than 2000 employees who sought medical or religious exemptions. are being allowed to return to their former positions. all of them have been out on unpaid leave last october, united fired more than 230 workers who refused to get vaccinated for covid and did not seek an exemption. for four decades. master chef martin yan has made his way into our kitchens through our televisions and his many cookbooks, all with his famous motto. if yan can cook, so can you now chef martin yan is being honored. with a lifetime achievement award by the james beard foundation. chef martin yan joins us now live here on the four congratulations to you on this award. thank you so much. i'm humble. i always had yanking coke. so can you, can we? my kitchen is always on fire. fox news is always on fire . and i am now on fire. you're on phone people. i am showing people you'll want to be successful. if you likely to be says you cannot do something that you enjoy just like the studio at fo

efforts on an individual level we met up with barbara cook at san francisco airport, leaving on united airlines. i have no idea how i'm going to get this through the other end. you're gonna through. check it all the way to warsaw. the child and grandchild of concentration camp survivors. she's off to poland on a quick turnaround with her first load of 20 suitcases of clothing collected from friends and family in san francisco and richmond. the clothes are for women and their children to start over. what we're trying to do is restore some dignity for those women who are now stuck as refugees through no fault of their own. with that we're trying to help them. she bid farewell to her husband and was off adventure. issues are very tough woman. smart woman worried . i am worried that some worried this is all part of a mounting effort across america and around the planet to do whatever can be done in the hopes that ukraine will survive and once again thrive. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. second gentleman, doug emhoff has tested positive for covid 19. he tweeted tonight that his symptoms are mild and

the letter signed by the ceos of alaska, american , delta, southwest and united airlines, among others. and stocks rallied on wall street. today the dow was up 349 points . the nasdaq surged 269 points nearly 2% and the s and p gained 63 points. investors seemed encouraged by an upbeat jobs report, with weekly applications for unemployment claims to their lowest level in 52 years, former president donald trump filed a federal lawsuit accusing hillary clinton the democratic national committee and others of conspiring to vilify him as a republican presidential candidate and cripple his campaign. a lawsuit alleges clinton and the dnc fabricated a link between the trump campaign and russia and it says that triggered an unfounded federal investigation along with the media frenzy. the lawsuit includes claims that have been debunked. it also seeks the jury trials and compensatory damages of more than $24 million. the house committee investigating the january six capital riot has said a vote for next week. the committee is scheduled to consider contempt of congress charges for two aides of for

united airlines in the unvaccinated workers come back to work the white house is still providing vaccinegao gave gave a negative read to the hhs saying this is a system at risk. cdc uses 19205 eric pandemic a modeling systems. also effectively the cdc has fallen down on the job. "new york times" found it was burying information about hospitalizations, covid cases and death rates. in effect making the pandemic worse than it was seeming worse than it was, your response to that? >> the cdc bloated organization we have given something like $28 billion to over the last two years of the white house was a double their annual budget from 11 billion to $22 billion spread like i want to know how much to have to pay for them to be right? how much you have to pay for them to be completely transparent and give us guidance is normally following the science and correct but is not confusing but that's what they've continued to do under both administrations by the way the cdc was failing prefect the $22 billion we allocate to the cdc on an annual basis and shotgun that across the 300 cities that have at

united airlines up 9%. this airline has no hedging relative to jet fuel. a jp morgan these airlines talking about the possibility, carnival higher, finally rounding out jp morgan even though banks are -- yields are lower, a little bit of outlier relative to the banks. guy: absolutely. pretty much every thing else up. we have the fed meeting tomorrow. the latest price index reflecting the biggest monthly gain. 9/10 of 1%. the year-over-year increase, policymakers begin their two day meeting today. let's bring in the former federal reserve economist. a senior fellow and a bloomberg opinion contributor. 25 basis points for tomorrow, my question is what comes after that? >> that is the big question everyone will be asking jay powell tomorrow. he will reiterate what he talked about last time and explain what that means, we should anticipate repeated interest rate increases from the fed. hedging the bets than they would've just weeks ago. we've a major geopolitical conflict and that really scrambles the signals. i think we will affirm the recovery is well on its