united airlines up 7.5%. kirby, who we will catch up later this morning with -- with later this morning, -- tom: that a sector dissector after the netflix debacle yesterday. our guest at world headquarters yesterday and he makes clear it is single digit it is pretty good single-digit earnings growth. what is wrong with that? jon: yields higher, 10 year yields up 287 on the tenure. it is not just the u.s. treasury market reacting, it is the german bond market leading with an ecb conversation about rate hikes getting more fuel from various speakers. lisa: the vice president of the ecb saying he could end some of the bond purchases by july, setting up for rate hikes. 75 basis points of rate increases over the euro region. you can argue whether that is realistic. if the long and has a bid there is conviction that the fed and ecb can tame inflation over the longer-term, a lot of people do wonder what it will take to get there, whether they can ease into that or whether it will be something more dramatic, what we'r

united airlines doing well as well. they see for the second quarter, looking at domestic demand doing better, steadily improving, but the surprise for a lot of people, business demand coming back nicely this year. international travel picking up significant lee as well. tom: i think the tickets, may 11 heathrow. jonathan: you want to fly in for spurs-arsenal? tom: those are fell value -- those are fair value. jonathan: is that what you are suggesting? tom: i am suggesting. jonathan: i might be on board with that, tk. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. russian president vladimir putin called it a move that would give the u.s. and its allies something to think about. russia says it testfired a new intercontinental ballistic missile. putin says the weapons will defend the countries against -- the country against outside threats. russia followed normal notification procedures before the launch. a $325 million super yacht ti

. >>> call it a hockey stick increase in demand historic year ahead for united airlines. >>> could your summer flight be at risk because there is no fuel for the plane? why it could happen? all happening on thursday, april 21st this is "worldwide exchange. >>> good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i'm brian sullivan thank you for joining us on the balmy thursday morning 42 degrees it's never going to warm up in new york let's kickoff the hour with a check of the markets and your money. stock futures are hotter than the weather. they are higher across the board. nasdaq futures up the most in fact, up just over 1% all that after a mixed day on wall street yesterday. bonds? 10-year yield is a touch lower than this time yesterday sitting under 2.9% oil also a little bit lower than 24 hours ago still above $103 per barrel. in crypto, slights gains across the board. crypto up nearly 2%. not as much -- there's oil there we go. bitcoin up 1%. still higher across the board. a quick check of the stock of the day. tesla shares are surging

united airlines ceo scott kirby says current travel demand is the highest it's been in 30 years. that's a very different story at the start of the year when the company posted a 1.4 billion dollar loss right now, overall, travel numbers are up more than 18 times. what they were at the beginning of the pandemic. a new study from ucsf shows that covid-19 vaccines have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in california alone. according to that study, vaccines prevented about one and a half million infections. nearly 73,000 hospitalizations and almost 20,000 deaths in the state right now, more than 70% of californians are fully vaccinated. for your money. this morning. americans are dealing with the major cost of high inflation and leaders in washington are arguing about how to solve it. hannah brandt has that story. >> prices are up pretty much everywhere from the grocery store to the gas pump. and it's quickly become a major focus here on capitol hill. republicans and democrats agree rising prices are a problem. obviously affecting every family's budget. we have all got to be comp

today we tackle tesla, united airlines and alcoa, first, dom on the markets. >> this guy is going to have that alcoa call on metals later in earnings exchange i'm getting ready for that right now we have a very interesting trade developing in the markets right now, because we're reverting to some of the themes we've seen over the course of the last several months right now the dow industrials up 361 points that represents roughly session highs right now. up about 1%. one-third percent gains for the s&p technology the nasdaq composite off 100 points roughly three quarters of one percent to the downside. a gap. watching what's happening with the hot sector in today's trade, and it's due in large part to one company in particular. we're talking about procter & gamble up 2.5% not far away from record highs it comes out with an earnings report that was better than expected for not just revenues but also for profits it also upped the forecast for a key level of sales growth going forward. that's what has those shares higher near session highs, that's propping up a lot of the other staples

jonathan: scott kirby, ceo of united airlines, great to catch up with him.other 2.2% in today's market. we all like having a back-and-forth with the ceo, throwing some dirt at him and wiping it up, but he has been right. he said business travel would come back, we shrugged our shoulders and said good luck. united got the call right in a big way. tom: we all have our different stories on this, but away from buy, hold, we all get this analysis of who is winning. don't talk united are winning. british airways, what a disaster. jonathan: they have to work out the customer service. everything is living it right now. it is expensive, you are paying for it in a big way. and the customer service has been horrendous across the board. tom: futures at negative nine. we can do specificity of air travel with helane becker, at cowen. a bit north of tucson, they had 89 jets in the desert. something like 400 jets now in the desert. is that the concern, they have to get those out to straighten out our fly capacity? helane: actually, no, that is not the constraint. the constr

united airlines says masks are no longer required on domestic flights. select international flights, depending on the requirements, will visit at u.s. airports. we are comfortable keeping those on. the choice is yours. fran, jacksonville florida, democratic caller. your thoughts. caller: good morning. i called in with people wearing a mask, and i feel that way. with the pledge of allegiance, at the end it says liberty and justice for all. and these people are calling to say that they should be free. that they want to do with their bodies. they are free to do what they want to do with their bodies. but that could be an injustice to the people around them. i've had for covid shots now. i am a senior who is compromised. we have the two regular vaccines and the two boosters. i wear a mask. that was my understanding that the shots don't keep you from contracting covid, but it keeps you from having adverse effects. so, it means that either they track covid, but i don't even know it. it is an injustice to the people around me who have not been vaccinated and ar

united airlines looks good. delta airlines last week looks decent.: what is tesla going to do when there's 40 teslas out there? jonathan: are you asking whether we wake-up one morning and we have a netflix type scenario, where they wake up to massive competition? tom: devaluation of a pe of 200 or 400 given the presumed competition that is coming down the pike two or three years from now. jonathan: look at the demand right now for the f-150, through the roof. tom: i saw a photo of it. that's all i know. jonathan: it looks pretty cool. has matt miller got one yet? tom: i don't know. it is a lot of money, right? lisa: i don't know how much it costs. jonathan: i thought you had the scoop on miller. lisa: well, he is still filling up his hummer. i just inc. it is going to be able to complicated zone -- just think it is good to be really complicated zone. jonathan: so up to date. that's what i was waiting for, the bramo take on these things. from new york, this is bloomberg. jonathan: justin in the control room says 30,495 the starting price for an f-150

united airlines came up with a different solution. opening up its own flight school. tage is real. we can hire pilots at united airlines, but the regional airlines and smaller airlines have a real pilot shortage and are having real challenges. >> reporter: united flight school is called the aviate academy. an airline captain can make up to $400,000 a year. it is a great time to learn to fly. airlines worldwide need to hire more than 30 now, new pilots by 2025. that's to keep up with demand and retirement. remember, there's a mandatory retirement age for airline pilots. right now, set at 65 years old. christi, alex. >> pete, thank you so much. >>> so, i want to tell you about this lucky estate for a family in kentucky. think about this. you're driving along, and you see this, look at that, headed straight for you. that's what happened to tony and his two kids while getting food in kentucky. >> they thought it was a bad storm, so they rush back to their jeep to head home. within seconds they were surrounded by a tornado. >> the whole car was surrounded. it was just black

united airlines came up with a different solution. opening up its own flight school. d hire pilots at united airlines but the regional airlines and smaller airlines are have a real pilot shortage. and are having real challenges. >> reporter: united flight school is called the aviation academy and tuition cost about $70,000 to become an entry level airline pilot. but consider this, an airline captain to ko make up to $400,000 a year. it is a great time to learn to fly. airlines worldwide need to hire more than 30,000 new pilots by 2025. that is to keep up with demand and retirement and there is a mandatory retirement age federally set at 65 years old. victor and alisyn? >> that is daunting numbers. about. >> if your looking for a hobby, now is a good time to go to flight school. >> pete muntean, >>> jake taper sits down with zelenskyy. they talk about the russian ship. jake joins us with fpreview, ahead. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. fragrance-free. 48 houour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. we're a differentnt kind of den

united airlines came up with a different solution. opening up its own flight school. ates. >> the pilot shortage is real. we can hire pilots at united airlines but the regional airlines have a real pilot shortage and are having real challenges. >> united's flight school called the aviation academy and tuition $80,000, all the licenses necessary to become an entry level airline pilot but consider this, an airline captain make up to $400,000 a year. it is a great time to learn to fly. airlines worldwide need to hire about 30,000 new pilots by 2025 to keep up with demand and retirements and remember, jim, the retirement age is federally mandated at 65 years old, so a lot of people will age out soon. >> the delays are real. i've experienced them. the folks at home, and sometimes people whisper to you on the side, that's staffing issue. >> people get it now and feeling ni it in a big way. >> pete muntean, thank you. >>> mykolaiv, the ukrainian town one explosion next to a church. you'll hear from a resident who witnessed it all up next. ger zo: i'm listening to music. yoyou

. >>> good news for united airlines and tesla sales soar.joins us live from the cbs broadcast center in new york. good morning. >>> hey amanda. good morning. happy belated birthday. demand for travel back at least according to the latest forecast from united airlines. it announced it is expecting a profit in the second quarter projected to reach 17% bump over the same period in 2019. according to tsa, u.s. passenger traffic has been averaging 89% of prepandemic levels since mid february. >>> tesla celebrating record first quarter earnings as sales cruised pass expectations. revenue was up to a whopping nearly $17 billion with gross profit above $5.5 billion. tesla delivered more than 300,000 cars in the first quarter. >>> younger americans can't seem to get ahead of student loan debt. a report found that it delayed big purchase or financial decision due to debt. >> thanks for the birthday wishes. i saw it was your little guy's birthday too. we share a birthday. happy birthday to him. before you go, i saw digiorno is coming out with a pizza p

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> among the major airlines that have dropped the mandate. delta, southwest alaska air united and american airlines. we reached out to bart and muni to find out whether they are still requiring masks. both agencies tell us that the mask mandate will stay in place until they hear directly more from the tsa. >> oakland students and teachers returning to class today. we're told they have to keep their mask on for at least another week. they say there are concerns over a potential surge in covid cases following spring break. the oakland unified school district says it will keep the mask mandate in place until sunday. april 24th after the 24th indoor masking will be strongly recommended, but it will not be mandatory. >> a 15 year-old student at a california high school has died after she was stabbed by an intruder. police say a man in his 40's drove through the front gate of steady high school in stockton and stabbed the young girl a number of times. the district says school resource officers immediately took the man into custody. the murder cause that the killing called the school

what is interesting here, though, is that united airlines banned about 1,000 passengers since the startwing mask rules. either the airline's own rule or the federal rule. and now it is saying that it will allow some of those passengers to be able to fly again. united airlines is reviewing those instances on a case by case basis. we're trying to get to the to the bottom of what that really means and what will precipitate somebody being allowed back on to the airline. so we'll see as that develops. >> okay. pete, thank you. >>> meanwhile sources say the u.s. is set to announce another $800 million in military aid to ukraine. we'll tell you what and when. >>> plus wimbledon bars russian and bella arusian players. we'll have more on that next. oh, here she goes! ugh, i thought s she was actually gonna jump. just usese this code and order on the subway app! at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller house, but a gger nest egg. a goal to work toward, or the freedom to walk ay. with 200 years of experience, personalized advice, and commission free tr

now offering options, including refunds in some cases. >> for passengers worried about flying united airlinesd, quote, we're working with those customers to find another option. give them credit or if they don't ever want to fly again, we're actually willing to give them a refund. american airlines ceo robert said, but like we do in all these events were taking a look at our policies and asking them to get in touch with our reservations office and we'll make sure that we accommodate them in an appropriate fashion. i spoke to passenger believe from france. she says she'll still be wearing her mask. first of all, i'm pregnant. so i have to be careful of that. that, yeah, i want to protect the others and taken virus is not done like we're still living with but passenger marina, gary lena feels differently. facebook couple couple of weeks ago, you know, even in its stores. >> he'll find you do basic precautions do the right doctor. swartzberg says it's up to each person to weigh the risks and some people have to consider their risk more carefully. if you're elderly. >> if you've got. conditions t

. >>> airline stocks gaining altitude after both american and united airlines had great forecasts. f this year, they say. now, american airlines projects a profit in the next quarter as stock bookings help the company cover increased fuel costs. shares for american up 4.5%. now, it did lose about $1.6 billion in revenue this quarter, but meanwhile, united airlines shares jumping about 9.5%. the airline projects turning a profit by the end of the year. united came in with a $14 billion loss in -- 1.4 billion loss in first quarter, delta also moving higher. delta as not reported yet but catching a little breeze here: >>> and investors with shares of freeport-mcmoran are not striking gold or copper at this hour as it drops 9. the miner reporting first quarter profit and revenue that beat, but the company did have to trim its outlook for quarterly copper sales even with first quarter sales coming in 6% higher than january guidance. >>> russia's war in ukraine hitting the clip to verse with new sanctions and now one of the biggest trading exchanges, bye nance, is pulling out of russia. t

. >> reporter: passengers board into good hands united airlines captain beau brant has flown all over the world for the airline for 18 years but brant's hands are more capable than most travelers know ♪ they may learn on a layover how this pilot manages to start and end most days on a high note. do you look forward to the airports where you know there's going to be a piano waiting for you? >> i really do i like layovers where i can play the piano >> reporter: brant spends his downtime lifting the mood in the terminal he started playing at age 3 and by 12 he was playing restaurants. >> high school, middle school, college, i was playing numerous nights a week that helped pay for a lot of my flight training >> reporter: when airports are without a piano, a local venue does the trick ♪ the flight crew gets priority seating, of course in his time working as a pilot, he's also produced seven albums. ♪ 80 original songs. >> and it's just about enjoying where you are but also keeping home base >> reporter: at home, his wife and three kids watch dad soar. >> the best message i can give to them

united airlines ceo scott kirby says current travel demand is the highest it's been in 30 years. company expects a strong bounce back from the start of the year where the company posted a 1.4 billion dollar loss. he's now projecting a near record 2nd quarter for the company. overall, travel numbers are up more than 18 times from the start of the pandemic. >> a new study from ucsf shows that covid-19 vaccines have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in california alone. according to the study, vaccines for bennett, about one and a half million infections close to 73,000 hospitalizations and nearly 20,000 deaths in the state. and that number may have been even higher. if you include people with other conditions, they may have gone untreated with more hospitals at capacity currently over 70% of californians are fully vaccinated. this study was published yesterday in the journal jama network open. >> thousands of sanford nurses are ready to hit the picket lines as fears over loosening covid mandates are growing and nurses worry their own health may be at risk. the nurses union call

. >>> united airlines said it'll allow passengers banned for not following mask rules to fly again on a case by case basis. united has banned about a thousand flyers for refusing to follow the mandate. the airline said the banned flyers will be reviewed to make sure they follow crew instructions. >>> the sutter health has locked out thousands of nurse who staged a strike and said they are not allowed to return to work until saturday. according to the chronicle the hospital chain said the strike pushed back some patient procedures and temporary replacement workers had to be hired who were guaranteed five days of work. the california nurse's association is calling on sutter health to end the lock out. >>> new we are hearing from supervisor matt haney after his special election win to september eastern san francisco at the state capitol, his message, housing and what every city needs to do. >> we can't only have san francisco providing shelters for people who are homeless and supportive housing. we need every single city and county doing their part. i will bring that message to sacrament

thousands of passengers who have been banned by airlines for not wearing masks will soon be welcomed back on board flights. now that masks are optional, american, united and delta are all now indicating they will lift the bans they imposed, american airlines says. in most cases, people who were banned over masks will be allowed. but the worst offenders will not to unions representing flight attendants and other airline workers slammed the airline's decision, they say, even though the federal mask mandate is lifted, the pandemic is not over. the head of united airlines, says his company is working with passengers who are reluctant to fly now that masks are no longer required. ceo scott kirby says customers who have concerns may be eligible for refunds or credits. passengers who wish to cancel or delay a flight are asked to call customer service, united airlines dropped its mask requirement after a federal judge reversed the mandate on monday. one school district on the peninsula is changing its policies for students going to prom after a major covid outbreak. ktvu is christian captain tells us 90 students at san mateo high school tested positive for th

. >> for passengers worried about flying united airlines ceo scott kirby said, quote, we're working with those customers to find another option. give them credit or if they don't ever want to fly again, we're actually willing to give them a refund. american airlines ceo robert said, but like we do in all these events were taking a look at our policies and asking them to get in touch with our reservations office and we'll make sure that we accommodate them in an appropriate fashion. i spoke to passenger believe from france. she says she'll still be wearing her mask. first of all, i'm pregnant. so i have to be careful of that. that, yeah, i want to protect the others and taken the virus is not done like we're still living with its the passenger marina. gary lena feels differently. facebook couple couple of weeks ago, you know, even in its stores. >> he'll find you do basic precautions do the right doctor. swartzberg says it's up to each person to weigh the risks and some people have to consider their risk more carefully. if you're elderly. >> if you've got. conditions that would really pre

. >> reporter: united airlines says wearing masks will be optional on domestic flights. responding to a ruling striking down the mask mandate. some passengers are celebrating. >> i think it's great. i think we shouldn't have to wear masks. >> reporter: others say they'll keep them on. >> i don't want to catch covid, to be honest. >> i'll still wear my mask, because i don't want to get sick and go to the hospital. >> reporter: the u.s. district judge in florida says the cdc overstepped its authority. that masking rule was just recently extended to may 3rd over concern over the spread of the ba.2 variant. the director of the san francisco mta said the same, but added according to data, public transportation has not been a significant transmission point because of air filtration on board. >> while we recommend people wear masks we don't believe it actually necessary to ensure that public transit is safe. >> reporter: amtrak is weighing in, saying it will require passengers to keep mask on their trains pending a possible appeal of that ruling. >> we are constantly updating o

united airlines ceo scott kirby said, quote, we're working with those customers to find another option. give them credit or if they don't ever want to fly again, we're actually willing to give them a refund. american airlines ceo robert said, but like we do in all these events were taking a look at our policies and asking them to get in touch with our reservations office and we'll make sure that we accommodate them in an appropriate fashion. i spoke to passenger believe from france. she says she'll still be wearing her because in the u.s. would >> in front the but passenger marina, gary lena feels differently. facebook couple couple of weeks ago, you know, even in its stores. >> he'll find you do basic precautions do the right department. doctor swartzberg says it's up to each person to weigh the risks and some people have to consider their risk more carefully. if you're elderly. >> if you've got. conditions that would really predispose you to a outcome. what being immunocompromised or even things like diabetes or obesity or chronic lung or heart disease. those are some examples of peo

the ceo of united airlines called it a significant milestone for our efforts to decarbonizing or industry. that is how we are going to get there. and we can. we are on the cusp of so many significant things. not just on the fuel side. your children will see more change in the next 10 years then we saw in the last 40 years. that is how rapidly the technology is changing. this industry has played a big role in a sustainable future. i am here because biofuels have a role to play right now. as we work to get prices under control. i grew up in a family where if the price of a gallon of gas went up, it was a discussion at our kitchen table. we felt it. vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine has driven up gas prices and food prices all over the world. the two largest grain producers of the world, ukraine and russia , are not doing what they usually do. so everything is going up. 70% of the increase in prices in march came from vladimir putin's price hike in gasoline. i have called on congress to move immediately to lower the cost of family utility bills, prescription drug bills. we can do these th

. >> reporter: now, united airlines says it will allow customers who were previously banned on its flights due to mask violations back on their planes, however, it'll be on a case-by-case basis. andrew. >> all right, ike, thank you. >>> moderna is reporting promising results from an updated booster shot it hopes to roll out this fall. the company says the redesigned shot offers better protection against omicron and several other covid variants. it has not been vetted by independent experts just yet. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, new video posted by a local official shows the damage to this hospital in southeastern ukraine just as russia launches a major new offensive. in the meantime, we are learning that more help from the u.s. is on the way. sources confirm the white house plans to announce another major weapons delivery to ukraine as soon as this week. the new aid package could be similar to the $800 million package president biden announced just last week, which included howitzer missiles, switchblade drones and armored humvees. the pentagon tuesday would not say what type of

. >>> united airlines says it will allow passengers who were banned for mask violations to come back on board on a case by case basis. united has banned about 1,000 fliers sa the banned flier rs will be reviewe to make sure they will follow all crew instructions. >> thanks, elizabeth. >>> ski season isn't over yesterday. palisades tahoe has just announced it is extending its season to may 15. the resort says it has received six inches of snow in the past 24 hours. kirkwood has extended its season to may 1. as we take a live look outside, those dark clouds are creeping across the golden gate bridge. it looks ominous right now. there is more rain on the way, snow on the way for the sierra too. >> when you see clouds that dark, i always feel like that means that rain is coming, but not necessarily, right? the color of the clouds doesn't necessarily mean when it is going to start dumping rain. >> they look more ominous because of the contrast between the heavier clouds and still bright sky on the right side of the screen with the sun trying to peek through. we are looking showers that wi

wanted to fly again, give them a refund. >> i want to ask you about this report out, united along with some other airlines now apparently going to be bringing back some of those passengers that were banned for life for bad behavior. united saying in a statement, quote, you're going to do it on a case by case basis. my question is why would you reward bad behavior? >> well, so we didn't ban any of those customers for life, and some of them will be banned for life for bad behavior, but customers that simply refused to wear a mask, what we told them is you can't fly united until the mask mandate is over. if you're not going to wear a mask, you can't fly. we have talked to them individually and many of them, you know, assure us that, you know, now that the mask mandate is off, everything is going to be fine, and i trust that the vast majority of them will. look, we also had it different during the crisis. our flight attendants did an amazing job of deescalating. we had far fewer incidents than happened at other airlines. because of that we're comfortable that these people who just didn't want to wear a mask,

united airlines issuing a statement saying that they will allow customers who were banned for failing to comply with the mask mandate on a case by case basis. alaska airlines will also allow previously banned passengers to fly except those whose behavior was, quote, particularly egregious. and delta airlines says that they will allow banned passengers to return, but only after they demonstrate an understanding of their expected behavior. >> now to the east bay and what was said to be a serious and credible threat had uc berkeley lockdown for hours earlier today. scary situation that a lockdown was lifted about 2 o'clock this afternoon when. >> university college police say that that individual who made the threats was found and is no longer considered a risk for some. and harry live on campus tonight. amanda, what are we learning about the situation and how things look there right now? >> well, in the shelter-in-place was put in place earlier today, they did cancel classes for the rest of the day. so right now here it is fairly quiet. if you take a look behind me, you can see not many

in focus today, a report on existing home sales and earnings from procter & gamble, tesla, and united airlines. apple says its products are made with 50% more recycled material and it's touting its eco-friendliness ahead of earth day. 70% of products had recycled material, including cameras of the iphone 13. apple also says it cut nearly all use of plastics in its packaging. it has said it aims to make its product and supply chains carbon neutral by 2030. instagram is rolling out the option to make and donate fundraisers through reels. users can add a link for people to donate to more than 100 nonprofits. the fundraiser tool has been available in stories and live streams for the past few years. most donations made are under $20 and the company covers the processing fees for charitable fundraisers, so 100% of the proceeds goes back to the nonprofits. >> i like to hear that. thank you so much. silvana, thank you. >>> all right, it is 4:43 this morning. helping our climate in crisis. still ahead on "today in the bay," the reason you may want to consider switching your spending habits and the sust

a united on domestic flights, select international flights or u.s. airports and other airlines followed suit. the u.s. department of justice can still appeal the judge's ruling and legal analysts say they may have a case. if i look at the grant of authority given to the cdc. >> i would not have made the decision that this judge does. i think she makes a very narrow ruling in frankly, a ruling that so narrow that one can ask whether or not she just wanted to get to this conclusion. >> now, if this federal mask mandate doesn't go away, it doesn't prevent local health department from imposing its own mask mandate, for example, to require masks may be at sfo inside the airport or on a local public transit system. again, we don't know if that will happen. we'll just have to wait and see. at sfo. dan kerman kron, 4 we reach out to bart and muni to ask whether they are still requiring masks. both agencies tell us that the mask mandates will still be in place until they hear more. >> from the tsa, oakland students and teachers returning to class. today, we're told to keep their masks o

united airlines came up with a different solution, opening up its own flight school, a first for any >> the pilot shortage is real. we can hire pilots at united. but the regional and smaller airlines have having a pilot shortage and are having real challenges. >> reporter: the a kwraeut academy. tuition costs about $70,000 to get all the licenses necessary to become an entry-level pilot. an airline captain can make up to $400,000 a year, a great time to learn to fly. airlines worldwide need to hire 30,000 to keep up the demand. the retirement age, 65 years age. >> 30,000 new pilots by 2025. wow. pete muntean, thank you very much. >>> the head of the cia warning russia's desperation should not be underestimated and russian threats of using tactical low-grade nuclear weapons cannot be taken lightly. >>> plus, the iconic little girl in the red coat from schindler's list who highlighted the horror's of the holocaust. the actress is helping ukrainian refugees at the polish border and is joining us ahead. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh,

you united airline s s is dropping mask man date. airline flights julie, i'm kcurious what your thoughts are in terms of whether this will attract more travelers or deter them. >> i think we all reach add certain point of fatigue with masks and wearing them i think overall it will probably be a positive. it's hard to say over time but the wonderful thing is that these ventilation systems work really well and sanitizing the plane which sounds awesome to me remember how gross those seats could get. i think net we're all beneficiaries of it. i think it will be positive. >> every one laughed at me when i brought clorox wipes on the plane prewill h-pandemic and wi down everything. >> why am i not surprised you were doing that? any way. i don't think this will change that story i really don't i think social security a great headline it's a great headline for our kun tremendous and the world it seals you tells you where we fighting this pandemic people are flying. there's pents up behavior. they are paying higher prices and they will contin

or the ceo of united airlines, says the company is working with passengers who are reluctant to fly now that master no longer required, scott kirby said on the today show that customers who have concerns may be eligible for refunds or credits. united dropped its mass requirement after a federal judge reversed the mandate monday. passengers who wish to cancel or delay a flight harassed to call customer service. of love tradition facing major changes what we can expect from future gilroy garlic festivals up next. also ahead tonight, the bay area companies that fortune says are some of the best in the country to work for. and i'm tracking what's left of the showers. a lot of snow still coming down in the mountains and what' 100, and three barrier companies topped the list. san jose bay, cisco systems nabbed the top spot for 2021. this was the second year in a row that the tech giant came in first place. cloud software leaders salesforce, which has its headquarters in san francisco, came in fourth, sliding down from the second place in the previous year and video with headquarters in santa

very quickly, alaska airlines, united airlines all saying the same thing, that essentially it is up to wear a mask or not and of course that doesn't necessarily mean that if you prefer for your own personal reasons to wear a mask for your own safety you can continue to do that, as you can in a supermarket or indeed any public place in the united states. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the ukrainian athletes inspiring prince harry at the invictus games for injured soldiers and veterans. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off. the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful- singer—songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. - i didn't believe it, he was just here on saturday. for millions of americans the death of richard nixon, in a new york hospital, has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday, sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and liftoff of the space sh

some of the other top stories, including the end of mandated masks for travelers in the united states, which airlines are now saying is mask-optional. >>> for weeks, ukrainian, u.s., nato officials have all warned the russians were preparing for a renewed military offensive in the east. now it seems the battle for the donbas region has begun. according to ukraine's top security official, a 300-mile-long front line, almost 500 kilometers, came under attack by russian forces monday, and for the most part, that defensive line held. the pentagon now believes 76 russian battalion tactical groups have been deployed in the south and the east. 11 added in the last few days alone. each btg consists of up to 800 troops. that means tens of thousands of russian soldiers. but ukraine's president says despite being outnumbered and outgunned, his country will not give up without a fight. >> translator: no matter how many russian servicemen they're bringing in, into that area, we will keep on fighting and defending, and we will be doing this daily. >> it's not just eastern ukraine being targeted. western ukraine her

united airlines also doing pretty well.pect to return to profitability in the second quarter, overcoming their first quarter loss. travel demand seems to be rebounding. netflix slightly down after losing more than 30% in the new york session. they raced more than $50 billion in market value after reporting the first subscriber decline in more than a decade. watching the bond space as well, because treasury yields just fell. we saw that collapse, at least in the long and of the curve -- long end of the curve. right now you're watching muted moves in treasuries. we are watching the korean three year yield as well because it is hovering around the decade high and reached last week. getting trade numbers out of south korea in the next hour. in the meantime we are watching kiwi yields falling for the first time this week as well. plenty more to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is daybreak asia. the u.s. economy growing steadily but high inflation is clouding the outlook. rising costs are b

flight schedules are down now at united airlines 13%, delta is down 16%, an american is is down 8%. ilots airlines are paying more which you should couple that with the rising costs of jet fuel in business is up. which means it's gonna cost you more for the service. united ceo said last week he thinks it's gonna be five years before airlines can use their full fleet and service again. will send it back to you. >> it always ends up getting passed along to the consumer right nate? thank you very much over at laguardia. inflation at a 40 year high, democrat running for congress is now calling for a huge minimum wage hike. why brian brenberg thinks that would just lead to more price hikes each year. he is next. zzing ] your happiest spring starts at lowe's. experience all the deals at springfest. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. [engine humming] [clapping] ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ ♪ ♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ yeah, it rocks. i didn't know my genetic report

estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ othy airlines for not wearing masks will soon be welcomed back on board flights. now that masks are optional, american, unitedift the bans they imposed, american airlines says . in most cases, people who were banned over masks will be allowed back, but not the worst offenders. two unions representing flight attendants and other airline workers slammed the airlines decisions. they say that just because the federal mask mandate is lifted doesn't mean the pandemic is over. connor and camera fists were flying by a former heavyweight champion on board of plane at sfo. cellphone video caught mike tyson throwing punches and another passenger. reporter henry lee tells us the man received medical attention, but no one was arrested. hey former heavyweight champion mike tyson caught on video punching a fellow passenger on jetblue plane at san francisco international airport. tmz obtained cellphone video of the confrontation. who wants to be hit by mike tyson. my lord, uh, he packs a punch as we've seen in the ring. it happened wednesday night as tyson was set to fly out of sfo to florida. he was in san francisco to atte

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for instance, united airlines here and alaska airlines have both said they're going to stop and forcing that rule immediately. so if you go through the security gate here, most everybody we see is wearing a mass, but they don't have to on the plane anymore. whether they're going to announce that or not on the planes that is up to the individual airlines. and those decisions are slowly being made. one agency by another in the chicago area where i own the metropolitan transportation authority, which also regulates buses and trains as they're going to keep that mask rule in place as of now. and the chicago transportation authority says the same thing. so it really depends on where you are as to whether you have to wear the mask or not. but when you come to airports now, you, most people here are wearing them for the biden administration. says it's not going go and enforces what it hasn't said is whether it's going to appeal that ruling and seek to put it back into place. but they'd only sought to extend it for 2 weeks. so it's looking less likely that they do something different. yeah, joh

therefore united airlines up nearly 12%. ministry announced it conducted the first test launch of its new intercontinental ballistic missile. it is a nuclear weapon that president putin says, quote, will provide food for thought for those who try to threaten our country. there's the warning. the missile was launched wednesday from a facility in northern russia hitting designated targets to the east. russia says this missile can penetrate any missile defense with putin calling the launch a significant event. stuart: ukraine is -- how expensive is this take back control? do we know? ashley: nearly one thousand settlements from the russian invaders, that is a lot. according to ukrainian president zelenskyy, the ukrainian leader made another pitch to join the european union as he hosted a visit of charles michelle. zelenskyy says his countries doing as much to protect freedom on the european continent that other nations have never done. and that was occupied by russian forces. gradually restoring people's access to medical educa

. ♪♪ >> this morning on the united airlines stage we are going to speak about women success challengesbusiness of politics. i'd like to welcome to the stage, donna. [applause] [cheering and applauding] katherine gehl, mary madeleine. [applause] can you tetlow and monitored by betsy fischer martin. [applause] geverybody, it's great to see everybody. i am the executive director of the women inhe politics institue at american university but more important, i'm a new orleans girl. a part-time president so happy to be with you all today. we have a great panel as you can see. this dynamic powerhouse women panel to talk to you about women in politics and leadership. i thought what we would do is go down the line, i have a question for each of you and i'll read a bit of your bio and talk about your books but when we have this conversation the other day, we did a planning call and i wish we would have t recorded it to t a lot of good stuff but donna had great points and she said the glass ceiling is cracking, how do we sweep it open everybody? that is of brain, i will save plenty of time for qu

they are optional on major airlines within the united states and starting today, transit. but remember the cdc is still recommending you mask up when traveling. >> let's check in with amy hollyfield, tracking the commute and hearing from health experts on the risks of dropping the masks right now. amy? amy: good morning. how confusing for bay area commuters. they can arrive here on a transit bus and not be hired to where am i -- wear a mask, but then if they catch a muni bus, they have to put one on. not a universal policy right now. here we see an ac transit bus holding and right now. these will be some of the first passengers who have had the option on whether to wear masks. first time in two years. ac transit is out on its own on this policy decision. bart and muni still requiring masks. unfortunately i think we see in empty bus. -- an empty bus. we won't get to see those first few passengers. that will have to happen later today. ac transit for the first time saying masks will be recommended but not required. we reached out to local doctors who told us that they are co

it we're looking ahead to united airlines and tesla >>> lululemon out with plans to double shares in the next four years. >>> we start with netflix. first sub loss in a decade it took a big toll on the stock. password sharing among the issues reed hastings addressed it on the call. >> working on how to monetize sharing. we've been thinking about that for a couple of years. when we were growing fast, it wasn't the high priority to work on now we're working super hard on it and, you know, remember these are over 100 million households that already are choosing to view netflix they love the service. we have to get paid, you know, for them. >> at least nine downgrades this morning, jim some of the price targets being cut in half today. >> yeah. look, it was -- for those who got used to the calls in the last nine years, this was a call that was much more like a call you hear from, say, illinois tool works. >> okay. >> explain what you mean. >> it's like the gross margins will be okay don't worry. we're still a good fre cash flow we have to monetize something that we never told you was we

i would note that united airlines and alaska airline have dropped their mask mandates.antly, what's the consequence if this happens? we've heard a lot about the air filtration system on airplanes. and of course people take issue with being able to go to restaurants in most places, madison square garden and beyond, but not on airplanes. is there a real risk in terms of having the mask mandate lifted without having the research you talked about earlier? >> this is kind of a victory for mob rule. so, all the major airlines are going to drop the mandate and maybe one that doesn't. but so far almost all have decided that they will. and part of the reason is because this has been a huge burden on flight attendants who have had to enforce what have been a very small number of very loud and uncivil folks who have basically said, you know, i dare you to enforce this mask mandate. it's not a comfortable position for the flight attendants to be in. so, the small number of people -- and i'm sure we would all love the pandemic to be over. but to say that it's over just because we no

we have heard from airlines like alaska airlines, delta airlines and united airlines that they will follow through with this order essentially making it so that passengers and employees can wear masks only if they want to. we will see as this pans out if there is any push back. >> thank you, pete. the white house is disappointed in the ruling that will not enforce the rule. press secretary jen psaki said they suggest people wear masks. >> i'll always wear my mask. i lost my grandmother to covid a year ago and i want the mask. >> my personal opinion, they don't do much. yeah, i'm excited. if you want to wear them, wear them. if not, don't. >> i do a lot of traveling and it doesn't make a lot of sense to wear them if you take them off to drink and eat anyway. >> i don't mind wearing a mask. >> i'm not a doctor or scientist. from just our household and how we stand on everything, i am happy we won't have to wear masks anyzblors how exactly did the federal judge determine the federal mask mandate was required? >> we have the story. have a listen. >> reporter: the judge did not say this is good

earnings, united airlines, we talked about tesla and other earnings reports coming soon.esidential debate 9:00 p.m. local time. kailey: coming up tomorrow we will look at eurozone cpi and consumer confidence and then on monetary policy, a jerome powell of the fed and christine lagarde of the ecb will speak at an imf panel. coming up, and interview with brian moynihan, bank of america chairman and ceo. he will join david westin. for myself in new york and anna in london, thank you for joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> they're looking at a you sanctions to cripple russia's capacity to continue to rearm itself. to the world of business -- >> we cannot have a recession around good health and it is incumbent around company like johnson & johnson to continue to innovate above current standards of care and making sure they're assessable and affordable. >> this is balance of power with david westin. david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to out television and radio audiences, welcome to balance of power for a special edition of our