they're made by them. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade >>> last month tony laid out a way to play united airlinesis is the one airline that has held up one of the best and has recently broken out relative. this is really where i think not a lot of investors are looking. if you think about the expansion into more international travel over the past few weeks, which booking data seems to back up, i think united airlines is want to pick for a breakout. binder 38-47 call spread for about $2.87. that is about 7% of the stock value. >> after that united side nice run up but has since released its landing gear. tony, what are you doing now? >> the trade was working quite well but earnings took the sale out. we paid about three dollars for this debit spread. the rule of thumb is if you lose more than 50% premium on a debit spread it's time to get out and that is exactly what has happened. >> we are taking a look back on one of mike's trades. a while back he laid out a way to drive you to fort for a long call. >> at the current valuation for this trading at $470,000 of enterprise value per electric vehicle

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airlines hope to add 13,000 new pilots this year, according to united airlines, but america produces only between 5,000 and 7,000 pilots annually. it takes on average three years to train someone like casey to become a newly minted commercial pilot. so this is the plane you fly now. >> yes. >> reporter: but the plane you're going to be flying is what, 45 times bigger? >> by weight, yeah. it's about 45 times bigger. >> we'll kind of wrap around the end of the wing here. >> reporter: he's working as an instructor at atp flight school in phoenix, arizona. to rack up the 1,500 hours of flight time he needs for his career to take off. where are you in your training right now? >> so i just finished up about 1,100 hours. so i've got 350 or so remaining. it's within reach. i'd like to be a little closer, but there's light at the end of the tunnel finally. >> reporter: his training has come at an incredible cost. on average student pilots have to shell out upwards of $100,000. casey was able to take out personal loans to finance his dream. >> it's very difficult. you're essentially taking out

united airlines is want to pick for a breakout. and buying two 3847 call spread for about $2.87.% of the stock's value. >> after that, united saw a nice run up of what has since released its landing gear. tony, what are you doing now? >> that is exactly right. this trade was working out quite well but earnings to sail out of this. we paid about 3 dollars for this demonstrate. the will of the we have is if you lose 50% of the premium you pay on a debit spread, it is time to get out and move on. that is what has happened here. >> we are also looking back at one of mike's trades. a while back, mike laid out a way to drive into ford for the long haul. >> at the current valuation, ford is trading at $474,000 enterprise value per electric vehicle souls. that is just to its business, compare that to 182,000 and has a tells the. this one seems pretty cheap. i was looking at those jen 13 calls, the stock was up 12 and half. is in the money now. is cost about $2.40. >> the stock has climbed about 3%. mike, what are you doing now? >> i happen to own the stock and i own struggles because i g

and interestingly also, even with those profits from united airlines, also american airlines. the stock got to enter a lot of pressure here in the service they session united down by 10 percent american airline stock down by 7 percent. maybe not everything is britain yet. car . thanks much that now to some of the other global business stories making it german engineering group. siemens has won a major contract to build wind farms in the north sea for transmission grid operator and pre on. the farms will produce enough energy to meet the needs of nearly 2000000 people. the connections are scheduled to begin in 2028. german railway company deutsche a bon says it will soon start carrying ukrainian grain exports to german ports, including ro, stock and hamburg to load on ships. the pickups are expected to happen in romania, and several trains a week are plant monthly grain exports from ukraine have been more than halved since the closure of several key see ports o rushes gas prom has resumed. delivery is down the north stream on pipeline to germany. following a maintenance period t

and earnings alert on united airlines. porting a big miss on the top and bottom line, we are here with an exclusive interview with united ceo scott kirby. over to you. >> thank you. scott, first profitable quarter without payroll support since just before the pandemic. that's the good news. the bad news is you fell short of expectations, as well as your concerns with capacity. what's the biggest challenge right now? >> first i say we are really glad to be returning to profitability for the first time since covid began. solid profitability. in the quarter, the miss was about fuel prices. fuel prices went up a lot. particularly new york harbor fuel. the biggest challenge that faced us, that faces us probably for the next 12 months, is all the infrastructure challenges around aviation. it is maddening to us at united right now. we got ahead of the curve. we got 10% more pilots than we had in 2019. you look at the mess at heathrow and some of the other challenges we've had with air traffic control. other things around the syste

. >>> a major fight brewing between united airlines and the federal aviation administration. s blaming the faa's air traffic control system for the recent flight delays and cancellations. but the faa is defending itself saying there are multiple reasons for the recent travel disruptions. pete muntean live at reagan national airport, where it is the passengers, pete, caught in the middle of this. >> reporter: it is so true, john. this is a big showdown over who is really to blame for these massive flight cancellations. 2200 nationwide in the five days leading up to july 4th, according to flight aware. united airlines says, though, the federal government is partly to blame for all of this, because of staffing issues at faa air traffic control centers. it is important to remember that airlines got smaller over the pandemic. here is what united says, the reality is there are more flights scheduled industry wide than the air traffic control system can handle. particularly in new york and florida. until that's resolved, we expect the u.s. aviation system will remain challenged this

when six-year-old lena lost her tooth during a united airlines flight, she really lost it, she was asleepn it fell out, and couldn't find it. well, that's when united airlines pilot captain josh stepped in to help, writing a note, asking the tooth fairy to "please take this note in place of her tooth." well, we can report, the message was received-- she was left six bucks under her pillow! i guess even the tooth fairy has been hit by inflation. that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday, for some of you the news continues, others check back for cbs mornings and follow any time online at cbsnews.com. i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capitol. >>> this is cbs news flash, i'm matt pieper in new york. the trial for brittney griner is expected to start after held in moscow after russian officials found vape cartridge with h hashish oil in her luggage, she was playing there in the off season. >>> for the third time a 71-year-old pennsylvania woman attacked by a bison and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and be careful at the beach there's been 11 sharks including

the airport says it's a sure sign people are ready to travel again. >>> united airlines is dropping service to a north bay airport. back in the start of the pandemic, suspending flights to sonoma county. but tonight the airline will permanently discontinue flying out of that airport. and that starts at the end of october. the airline said it was a difficult decision, but it started to work with customers on alternative plans. >>> check this out. super heroes at kaiser in santa clara today. they took time off from saving the world and fighting crime to clean some windows. you can see spider-man there, captain america wiping down windows on the third floor while kids watched and waved at them through the windows.it had is al part of a program kaiser started years ago to bring smiles to these kids faces. and they certainly are the super heroes, those kids. >>> still ahead the scary moment a whale jumped out of the ocean, landed right on top of the sh boat,fiing hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the be

when six-year-old lena lost her tooth during a united airlines flight, she really lost it. it fell out, and couldn't find it. well, that's when united airlines pilot captain josh stepped in to help, writing a note, asking the tooth fairy to "please take this note in place of her tooth." well, we can report, the message was received-- she was left six bucks under her pillow! i guess even the tooth fairy has been hit by inflation. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capitol. to all who are traveling, good luck. and good night. large fire at a car yard in vallejo. that smoke visible for miles. >>> a big win in the effort to keep the a's in oakland. the key vote today that allows plans for a new waterfront stadium to move forward. >>> 23-2. in favor of leasing howard terminal from priority use and making it available for one of the most transformative projects oakland will ever see. >> whether by car or plane, if you are trying to get out of town today, you won't be alone. what you should expect if you are traveling this fourt a spinning bo

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the real question here, dom, and you see united airlines down 1% in extended trading. what does this do for other airlines to set the standard for their negotiations >> you see it is not having a good time. we will watch if this has another impact on the lagging airline trade. contessa, thank you. >>> at this hour, president biden with a bilateral meeting with israeli prime minister as part of the first trip to the middle east. biden heads to saudi arabia tomorrow for more negotiations as he looks to reset reelalatio amid the oil crisis. we have raf sanchez joining from us jerusalem raf, good morning or good afternoon. how many times can we talk about the middle east portion of president biden's agenda is so key not just israel, but iran and saudi arabia as well >> reporter: it is absolutely key. president biden coming to the region with oil prices high and americans paying very high prices at the pump european energy supplies threatened by russia with the war in ukraine the president is here hoping that the saudis and other opec nations will pump more oil not totally c

here is gio benitez. >> in this morning's gma first look, a new warning from the coo of united airlines, taking on the faa over staffing issues at air traffic control centers during the holiday weekend packed with airline cancellations and delays. >> united wants everyone to know that it believes the faa is at fault for more than its share of delays the summer. other airlines probably think the same. gio: the faa firing back, telling abc news there were no staffing delays at all and will continue to hold airlines responsible. >> the faa is partly responsible for the troubles this summer and airlines themselves probably overscheduled what they could fly so they are selling too many flights for what the system can handle. gio: coming up at 7:00 a.m., when experts say travel delays and cancellations will start to ease up. i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york. reggie: today, steve jobs will be awarded the presidential medal of freedom at the white house. he will be one of the 17 recipients when president joe biden presents -- presents them tonight. , harris and the second gentleman will also

airlines still cancelled over 1,100 flights, a quarter which were united flights. gs up where the bailout went that was supposed to prevent these issues. $54 billion was awarded to keep staff on hand during the downturn. airlines felt the pressure on the bottom line was greater and employing funds to incentivize buyouts now that travel demand is back. now the travel secretary is announcing a billion dollars to upgrade terminals. it's coming at a weird moment. people say where is the money going after the $54 billion. should be interesting. >> neil: yeah, there's far more immediate needs than nice terminals. they're welcome down the road but right now is the problem. kelly, thanks for that. so the impact of this with kendra thornton, the travel and tourist president. sort of like the elite of the elite of that business. kendra, good to have you. i'm wondering how many of your clients and customers they could find options around this, i'm sure, many go on cruises to get away from the airline travel thing but they can't afford airports. so what are they saying? >> well

certainly for united airlines, if the fuel prices stay at today's levels, incremental expense compared2019. if the forecast is correct, i expect this will be the new normal. caroline: this is "bloomberg markets." with kriti gupta live from laguardia airport, i am caroline hyde. in this half-hour we are looking at all the disruptions of the airline industry. this week alone, the delta ceo apologizing for all the difficulties in the frequent flyer program for members. he said, "the majority of our floods continue to operate on time, but the level of disruption and uncertainty is an acceptable." joining us as the president of crank a concierge travel assistance. one of the best companies we have had in a while. talk to us about, as you write these daily newsletters, your research supporting the airline industry, how is the consumer weathering the unprecedented delays? >> well, it is certainly difficult for people. a lot of it is, if you look at the numbers, the majority of flights are on time. while that may very well be the case, that just means you have a lot of people that are impacted

. >>> new at noon, united airlines says there are more summer flights than air traffic controllers can handle. united's chief operating officer says that the issue will contribute to more flight disruptions this summer, something we do not want to hear right now. in a memo to staff, he noted that the situation is particularly bad in new york and florida. however, transportation secretary pete buttigieg disagrees, blaming other issues like airlines pushing pilots into early retirement. >>> mortgage debt is speaking. millennial homeowners are paying more of it. the average millennial owes on average 11% more on their mortgage than the average homeowner. millennials owed just over $255,000 on their mortgage. mortgage debt is still highest for gen x homeowners. this comes as experts now say you may be better off renting than buying. in just the last two years, some bay area counties have seen the median cost for a home jump more than 30%. couple that with rising interest rates and the decision to make more sense right now. >> the mortgage payment for first-time home buyer buying the typica

live on the ground in germany for the latest and whether it could happen here next and tesla, united airlines

live on the ground in germany for the latest and whether it could happen here next and tesla, united airlines and d.r. horton all on deck are results. we have the trade on all three in today's earnings exchange but first over to that man dom chu with our market number >> i wish that i could tell you that there was better news but we're still positive but we've lost some steechl and markedly so the dow industrials are actually negative down about 30 points we had strong gains for most of the morning. the s&p 5003955, so we're kind of creeping back up toward that 4,000 level. up about 19 points that is half of one percent, that is pretty solid but to put context around where the trading range has been, at the lows of the session, we were down roughly 14 handles. and highs of the session, up about 38 so tilting a little bit more toward the highs but generally in the middle of that range so we've lost a bit of steam. com post it index, 1.5% gains. so we'll see whether that momentum can find some direction.post it index, 1.5% g. so we'll see whether that momentum can find some direction.it index,

well, united airlines is using former top gun and blue angels pilots to train the nextm costetstello now with an inside look. >> reporter: from inspecting the engines of a 737 to the crush of passengers flying this summer, every airline is on the hunt for pilots at united's pilot training center in denver, they're pushing through a record 40 to 70 new hires every week. among the instructors, a former navy blue angel pilot who served as stunt pilot and trainer in the latest "top gun maverick" movie. now he's training pilots who come from the military to regional airlines to the big leagues. what's the biggest challenge as you try to bring new plitz a pilots and accommodate them into this >> we have to teach them how to fly these big airplanes safely and professionally to ensure they, our customers, have confidence in us and know that we're going to deliver them safely to their families worldwide. >> reporter: it can take years to move up small regional planes to major carrier. every new pilot will spend five weeks in the simulator learning the intricacies. of the specific plane

arrest dozens of lawmakers >>> and the top gun pilot training the next generation of pilots for united airlines >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. the"the news with shepard smit." >>> good evening one of the biggest sitticity ci in the world on fire tonight hundreds of firefighters battling wildfires around london as the united kingdom reports its hottest day ever on record one meteorologist says the u.k. today was hotter than nearly 99% of the earth this was the scene today in winnington a small town 18 miles east from london the wildfire there engulfing home after home. roofs seen caving in dark, thick smoke choking the air. all residents in the town told to get out two of them spoke to our sister network sky news >> the winds have not helped fan the flames going right across the village taking out everyone on the green. standing at the church slowly moving its way along here. >> i don't even know what to say because i've never -- i used to see these kind of fires on tv. i never thought in my -- in my wildest dream that it would happen to us i've been so scared. >> the london

. >>> focus today, more on earnings for tesla and united airlines. >>> netflix, planning to launch aheaper option next year, as it looks to stem the losses of customers to competition. executives say, it won't include the content you can currently watch on the service. netflix says, it's still in talks with several studios to relight content for the ad- supported tier. >>> google glass's are back. the company was test a prototype of augmented reality glasses in public settings with microphones and cameras, as well as a transparent display. google wants to test apps, such as real-time translation, or showing users directions inside the lenses. google previous we tested these about a decade ago, but privacy concerns and other issues led the company to repurpose the device for business customers instead of consumers. scott and laura, i will send it back to you. >> that is like a "rainman," with the sunglasses. i have never seen them in the wild ever. nobody. >> same. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> it's 4:43 right now. dealing with record heat. dealing with record heat. that's coming up ne

united airlines ceo today said no it's the air traffic control shortage, labor shortage that we're seeing. what do you make of this back and forth between united and the faa? >> the truth is that it's both and, you know, the fact that airlines don't have enough, not just pilots but also ground crew , gate agents, and the fact that the government doesn't not only have enough air traffic control workers but they don't have enough transportation security officers at many airports, and so it's this culmination of labor shortage across the economy and across the airline industry that's causing there to be massive delays and cancellations , especially during this high travel time and especially as many folks get back to taking their first trips since the pandemic began. >> you know, my source told me that the airline industry was expecting a u-shaped recovery. they got a v-shaped recovery. they got hit and surprised by the revenge travel story of the summer, everyone wants to get on airplanes. he said this is going to go to the end of the summer do you think that's true? >> i think so and i thi

we have kinder morgan, united airlines. where do you see these markets going?sions but we know the fed is going to make a decision next wednesday and is pretty much baked in we will see at least a 75 basis-point hike in short-term interest rates? >> i think the markets are in trouble, liz. yes we've been strong the last few days but volume has been pathetic. it is not backed up by real buying. i think a seller's holiday, letting the markets be pushed by probably more retail investors. when you see, we haven't forgotten about the recession but nobody talks about it, we have nasty recession coming here. you have got inflation still going through the roof. 9.1% is really not accurate. i would say closer to 20% when you talk about your own personal spending and finance, it is costing 20% more. these are things that will affect the economy. i don't i this the economy is in real good shape heading into the second half of the year. yes, we're higher the last couple days, certainly trying to push out of a downtrend we're in. this is rally in a bear market as far as i'm

. >>> united airlines is dropping service to a north bay airport. of the start of the pandemic, the disband of service to charles schultz airport in santa rosa. but today the airline announced it will permanently discontinue flying out of that airport and that starts at the end of october. with united's departure, they will outline including alaska and american. >>> well things are looking better for another bay area airport. the pandemic milestone coming out of oakland after the break. >>> and here is a look at rockefeller center. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. one of the top stories tonight going inside the cdc for a new insight on monkeypox. details you may not with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of th

meanwhile, united airlines says the flight issues we've been seeing won't be ending any time soon. blame the air traffic control system. >> the faa is responsible for some of the troubles this summer and then airlines themselves probably overscheduled what they could fly. >> meanwhile, british airways is now cutting more than 10,000 flights from its schedule due to staffing issues. >>> airline pilots have been getting pay raises and now life guards are getting a raise, too. there is such a shortage in new york city that life guards are being offered more than $19 an hour. that's a raise of more than 20%. half the lifeguard positions are vacant. >>> coming up, the new image showing how severe the western drought is. >> also ahead, how rescuers say >> also ahead, how rescuers say this woman trapped beneath a like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had

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. >> reporter: for those working in these high temperatures like ray hernandez, a united airlines baggage handler in houston, the weeks of high heat takes a toll. you're starting your days knowing it's going to be brutally hot? >> so, yes, yes, i do think that. but try not to make that an issue. the job has to get done, and that's what we're here for. >> reporter: staying hydrated and limiting the time in the direct sun are keys to make this work day in and day out. these guys are busy. united is moving 465 departures a day out of houston. if you look at your phone right now, it will tell you it's around 100 degrees outside. but down here on the tarmac, i want to tell you, it feels a lot closer to 124, and the calendar has no relief in sight. norah? >> that is some hard work. kris van cleave, thank you. >>> we turn now to president biden's historic trip to the middle east. his first stop is israel, a country he has previously visited nine other times. biden issued a tough warning to iran over its troubling nuclear program, a deep concern for the israelis, saying he'd be willing to use for

united airlines is announcing it's bringing back service to new zealand this fall. it was put on pause at the start of the pandemic's lockdown in march of 2020. service from san francisco to auckland will start august 21st. >>> sometimes luck is on your side. sometimes it's skill. sometimes it's a little bit of both. but in either case, it paid off this time pretty big. >> take a look at this golf shot. >> earlier today on the par 3 17th, jordan smith, a 6 iron from 186. >> jordan smith made this hole in one. it's going to get into the hole. >> there it goes. >> during the second round of the genesis scottish open. the 186-yard shot won both him and hisdi brand-new car. smith gets a genesis gv-70 suv and his caddie gets a gv-60 crossover. nod bad. >> both really nice cars. not bad. >>> a students rising above scholar took his childhood music lessons to make a new sound. how it's helping him connect with his culture. >>> coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news," president biden's impassioned plea. he signs an executive order to protect access to abortions. what it

the 6-year-old caught the attention of a quick-thinking united airlines pilot. lena a signed note to put under her pillow explaining what happened to her tooth. >> and the tooth fairy didn't mind at all. lena's mom said in a world full of bad airline stories captain josh came through. captain josh came through. >> at least he gave h [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪ohh so subtly sweet♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪all new from pure leaf♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ how did olay top expensive creams? like this voltaren. the joy of movement. with hydration that beats the $100 cream in every jar of regenerist retinol24 collagen peptide new vitamin c and the iconic red jar can't top this skin shop now at olay.com when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and long

that's a travel agency that actually deals with large parties office also call united airlines a partner with a time to and the state department, the american embassy in prague. finally, it was the german embassy that was able to lend a hand a little time form a crisis team, which pay for a bus and charter flight for the students. the group arrived back at sfo on monday. glad they're back home. 2 u.s. senators are urging the sportation of tr to fine airlines for delaying or canceling flights because of staffing or operational issues. democratic senators elizabeth warren in california's alex padilla. what transportation secretary pete buttigieg and other regulators to crack down on the aviation industry. the senators say the department should use its authority to impose fines up to more than $37,000 on airlines that stop unfair or deceptive practices. this all comes after thousands of flight cancellations so far this summer. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news, a ship docks in sausalito after. >> collecting trash from the pacific ocean. why they say their mission was all worth it. we'

this comes as pilots at united airlines are voting on a tentative deal that would raise wages by more than 14%. now, the entire industry is struggling to hire and retain pilots. >> american's ceo is urging the union to reach an agreement soon, saying there are additional incentives if it's ratified by the end of september. >>> all right, so we know this already. millions of people are flying for the fourth. and if this weekend is anything like the past few months, hundreds of thousands can expect their flights to be delayed or canceled. >> it's already happening right now, today. if you don't want to get stuck, investigator chris chmura says you have to take control early. here's how he does it. >> i hope you need none of this advice, but there is a good chance your flight is going to be delayed or canceled. let's lay out the bottom line up front. do not expect an airline to take care of you automatically. the good news is, you don't have to be a travel pro. >> there are tools you can use even as an entry level traveler. >> right. first, sign up for e-mail and text alerts from the air

>> reporter: for those working in high temperatures like rey hernandez, a baggage handler for united airlines heat takes a toll. you start your day knowing it will be brutally hot. >> yes, i think that but i try not to make it an issue. the job has to get done and that's what we're here for. >> reporter: staying hydrated and limiting the time in the direct sun are keys to making this workday in and day out. these guys are busy moving 465 departures a day out of houston. it's around 100 degrees outside, but down here on the tarmac, it feels a lot closer to 124 and the calendar has no relief in sight, norah. >> o'donnell: that is some hard work. kris van cleave, thank you. we turned to president biden's historic trip to the middle east. first stop, israel, a country he's previously visited nine other times. biden issued a tough warning to iran over its troubling nuclear program, a deep concern for the israelis, saying he'd be willing to use force as a last resort. cbs' ed o'keefe is traveling with the president. >> reporter: president biden arrived in israel today with the inspector of a nuclea

avery tells me she was a 21 year old working as a baggage handler for united airlines when she went to work at hayward police to earn money to pay for flying lessons to become a pilot. but she became hooked during a police ride along. amberleigh ktvu, fox, two news firefighters battled a large fire at a vacant warehouse in alameda this afternoon. it broke out shortly after three p.m. and a former naval air station building on west ranger street firefighters say they arrived to find a lot of smoke and the roof partially collapsed . there were no reports of any injuries. san francisco supervisor has joined the calls calling on school board member and shoe to resign. in a statement, supervisor hillary ronen said. in part i recognize that commissioner shoe has offered in unconditional apology and an acknowledgement of the harm that her racist comments have caused a black and brown families. however as we face major challenges at sf usd, we need school board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the students wh

. >>> united airlines says there are more flights this summer that air traffic controllers can handle. the ceo of the company sent a memo to the staff voicing those frustrations. he said things are especially bad in new york and florida. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the blame is partly on the airlines for pushing pilots into early retirement. >> well, that's not good. >> just what everybody wanted to hear. yeah. in other words, a month into summer, and still two months away from labor day. >> oh, wow. >> yes, we're already thinking than one. i'm already focused on the next holiday. >> you've moved on, paul. >> that's kind of how things go in summertime. >> you're already thinking about christmas. >> it's too soon for, they have to draw the line somewhere, ryan. >> pretty soon they're going have halloween stuff in the stores. you know how it goes. around here we saw temperatures more reminiscent of maybe late may than early july. one more day in this coolish weather pattern for inland parts of the bay area. the low-pressure system anchored off the coast of the pacific n

tomorrow tesla and united airlines. alix: inflation data comes out tomorrow from the u.k.many. here in the u.s., we get existing home sales. boris johnson is holding his final prime minister questions. we will be talking about who's going to replace him. whoever gets knocked out, those supporters who do they end up supporting? >> then we go to a totally different elector group. this has been narrowed down by members of parliament. now it goes out to the members of the conservative party and they will spend the summer working out who they want to lead the party. it will be september will make its conclusion there. tomorrow we focus on italy as marriott drug is set to speak. he previously threatened to resign, we will see if that still what he is thinking. >> earnings are front and center here in the u.s.. coming up, the u.s. secretary -- security exchange commission chair. you can get us as a podcast on apple and spotify. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going?

witnesses told police that a man attacked an employee's to a baggage carousel at the united airlinesminal. the suspect is believed to be homeless and not a traveler. >> anybody could walk off the street and be in this area. reggie: a man with a machete injured multiple people in june. the in this case is in custody. the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. jobina: the house has built -- passed a bill to protect marriage rights of -- >> in the wake of the historic decision to overturn roe v. wade , congress is taking steps to try to protect same-sex marriage. they passed a bill that would make it a federal law. currently it is only legal -- >> clarence thomas wrote a concurring opinion in which he issued and named the case is that he thought had been wrongly decided in a way similar to roe v. wade. reporter: the bill would need to support of all democrats. local activists say it is something that needs to be done. >> it will not serve every person's issue, but it is a big one. reporter: while many noncareer people may think it is a subtle manner, others have had fears that t

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air kirby is united airlines. they have been good. than: are we naming the airlines after the ceo now? tom: i got them in two hours. i thought that was pretty good. jonathan: futures down point percent -- .2%. tom: my luggage is in des moines. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, the january 6 committee says the former president ignored calling off the mob storming the capitol. members cast the inaction as a desperate final ploy in his struggle to hold onto the presidency. the white house is confident president biden will avoid the worst of the coronavirus thanks to vaccines in a therapeutic drug. the president is it. see mild symptoms but has begun taking -- has begun having mild symptoms. the republican candidate for governor in new york state was attacked at a campaign event. a man. drag him to the ground before being subdued no one was hurt. -- dissolve parliament and officially called following mario draghi's move. turkiye says ukrainian grain will be in istanbul. grain shi

airlines canceled 1100 funds 1/4 of which were united airline flights.g but the demand doesn't seem to be there. it takes time and education cost, 80 to one hundred thousand dollars, not a decision an applicant would take lightly as they move into a potential more taxpayer funding as -- where is the money going as you opened this segment. he will speak at 4:00 eastern and bring the latest on whether he does address this travel chaos. neil: kelly o'grady, thank you. we have gotten into this before this effort to help the airline industry, may be it was right and proper to do so in the middle of a pandemic that shut down the industry. >> i think we also have $150 billion on covid relief for airlines. they spent the money they didn't get and why we are spending $1 billion on infrastructure when there is unspent covid 19 money all over the place, time for the biden administration to start shutting stuff down and asking congress to look at stuff that hasn't been located, hasn't been spent or reallocated so we can start to ease pressure on inflation. the more

united airlines is curtailing growth plans for 2023 as it attempts to get a handle on flight disruptionsr it expects flight capacity to be 8% higher than preprint namic levels, far short of the 23% jump it had forecast. earnings fell short of forecasts but it expect positive earnings for the full year on strong demand. official data shows that china's mobile phone shipments jumped 9.2%, led by overseas vendors like apple and samsung while domestic brands declined. apple will provide details on china shipments when it provides earnings later in july. david: earnings is one part of the equation, there is inflation which has somewhat taken a backseat. in the next eight to 10 hours it is the ecb. this is overnight implied volatility on euro, which just update 2020 high. the highest since the exit referendum, so be braced for some pretty wild swings on this one. yvonne: there was an interesting note on the euro saying if they see 50, which there may case -- their base case is 25, you're a good move to present on the day -- euro could move 20% on the day. we also have boj and b.i. happening in

united airlines is limiting fines for the rest of the year and curtailing growth lands for 2023.t year it expects capacity to be 8% higher than pre-pandemic levels but far short of the 20% jump forecasted. it expects positive earnings for the full year on strong demand. shipments surged in china last month leading a rebound in smartphones markets. with covid lockdown lifted. official data showed chinese mobile shipments jumped 9.2% led by vendors like apple. domestic brands saw a decline in shipments. apple will provide details on its chinese business when it reports earnings later in july. shery: in the next hour todd alvarez shares his view on the dollar strength as well as what we can expect out of the ecb and boj meetings. we speakwe speak to seth goldstf morningstar about tesla earnings. we are daybreak australia. daybreak: asia is next. stay with us. this is bloomberg. hi, i'm denise. i've lost over 22 pounds with golo in six months and i've kept it off for over a year. i was skeptical about golo in the beginning because i've tried so many different types of diet products b

potential to settle debt that matures next year the shares are down 10.5% pre-market finally, united airlinesder pressure this morning despite the airline notching a key profit milestone the airline reported adjusted earnings of $1.34 per share to $12.11 billion those were both expectations the earnings make united the first quarterly profit since covid began without the help of federal aid. the company announced it will scale back the growth plans through next year. as a result on balance, you have weaker moves in united. >>> still on deck for the show, more on the developing story out of europe and nat gas flowing resuming through the nord stream 1 pipeline brian sullivan on the ground in germany with the very latest plus jeff currie on at iwht means for the energy crisis outlook. big interview there. we'll be right back. ♪♪ giorgio, look! the peanut butter box is here. ralph, that's the chewy pharmacy box with our flea and tick meds. it's not peanut butter. ♪ the peanut butter box is here ♪ i'm out. pet prescriptions delivered to your door. chewy. 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold.

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this was none other than united airlines. why did that even matter in retrospect? you could not even wait. you should have -- in the book, before market trading, that monday morning. all these things occurred when i was working downtown on wall street in the 80s. i can only imagine how i would have been eaten alive on social media back then. there would have been dripping cynicism about how crazy anyone would have to be to recommend stocks while nuclear fallout looms. a little cloud dust coming our way over the atlantic. how can i think anything positive on black monday? heavens to betsy. with the hindsight, the benefit of hindsight, the biggest mistake was that i was not -- i was not bullish enough. i figured there had to be more to it. it could not go up 22% with no reason. it went down -- that is why we came back with such a vengeance. these are just tales of the 80s when i worked down the block. forget the s&p and september of 2011. remember the cypress canary in the coal mine? what is that about? we are some sort of mining business? the oldest bank on earth du