so the latest announcement comes from royal caribbean and they will sail a ship from nassau in the bahamas to mexico starting in june and then sister line celebrity cruises will explore the southern caribbean as well. additional cruise lines are expected to follow with similar announcements in the coming days. and weeks. well, the era of dirt cheap flights ending is more americans take to the skies. the cheapest domestic leisure air fares which include those that show up in your inbox. a promotional fares 5960 boxes of march 15th of still 26% lower than the same week a year ago. but it's creeping higher according to harrell associates at the firm that tracks airfares average leisure fares for nearly a $187. that's up close to 5% for the week and a federal jury in texas as apple must pay about 308 million dollars. >> to a company called personal personalized media communications for forging a patent pnc is a licensing from its sued apple in 2000. 15 alleging that the french some patents for i tunes apple to bloomberg was disappointed with the ruling and will appeal a call of says its cereal

caribbean cruise liners. air now six, scheduled to set sail in june after year long hiatus. one ship will leave from the bahamas and the other from st martin. passengers have to be. 18 and older and they must test negative for covid-19 within 72 hours of boarding the ship. the caribbean is a popular destination for americans and saint martin. tourism accounts for nearly 80% of all jobs, and most tourists arrive on cruise ships, while california many parts of the u. s are opening up several european countries are actively planning another round of lockdown. it's part of the reason is europe slow rollout of the vaccine. most of mainland europe has only. vaccinated about 6% of his population. compare that to the u. s were about 18% of the population has been vaccinated in paris and several other french regions. there is a month long set of new restrictions in effect, non essential stores ordered to close schools, though, will remain open. germany is also considering more restrictions. mar, a lago, former preside

. >> reporter: the vaccine could be what ultimately gets the cruise lines back to sea royal caribbean and norwegian now requiring the crew to be fully vaccinated but here's the question. will they require passengers to be vaccinated as well? the industry is still deciding shep >> seema mody, thank you >>> tesla facing criticism over its driverless cars. that's what's topping cnbc "on the money. the federal national transportation safety board is telling other federal regulators to crack down on the electric carmaker, saying tesla is taking unfinished technology on the road and putting drivers in danger no response yet from tesla >>> april eland hyundai call it quits. the c.o.o. of hyundai telling "closing bell" the two companies have suspended talks about building an electric car together it's unclear whether the companies plan to renew talks in the future >>> and one of the nfl highest-profile players is jumping into the nonfungible token business patrick mahomes tells cnbc he's launching his own nft art gallery next weekend his timing's good. digital artist beoplo sold his latest fo

royal caribbean's answer cruises in so start doing peruvian or caribbean queen the should cover. gas is at 2.88, which is up 31% year over year. i threw that down our economy is working again, work. some gas, james. that's that's i think. >> good cia. now it's a positive sign. i know. just tough on the pocketbook when you're me turn the pandemic. but the nfl also, we're seeing here signed a streaming service deal which i looked at briefly at the list of the outlets that it signed with and they all seem to be pretty much entities that had already air games in the past that they have a relationship with. but that that that does include all streaming services. >> and the the nfl's done some things like giving some streaming rights to the did not have a presence like an abc cbs. nbc go out with or an amazon prime. they get couple test. so this is big. it's a 100 billion dollar tv rights. that includes streaming rights. what this means to you and me as you and i will be paying more for certain services because they have to have the cost and sports program, which a lot of people kinds

caribbean and others, they will say they will restart operations to vaccinate passengers, so there is definitely a real split there between companies that decided they want to have only vaccinated passengers on board, and thatis vaccinated passengers on board, and that is going to have a real impact on people who are not yet at the age where they have been invited to have their vaccine, and other companies, their vaccine, and other companies, the government in general and the eu who are saying we have to have a broader spectrum, who are saying we have to have a broaderspectrum, it who are saying we have to have a broader spectrum, it had to be a digital health passport that proves you do not have coronavirus, rather than proving you have a jab.- than proving you have a 'ab. thank ou ve than proving you have a 'ab. thank you very much, * than proving you have a 'ab. thank you very much, great _ than proving you have a 'ab. thank you very much, great to_ than proving you have a jab. thank you very much, great to speak - than proving you have a jab. thank you very much, great to speak to

caribbean. >> i saw that this morning, jim. yeah that's 15% of the shares out, of that new offer and norwegian is down 8%. jim we'll see how the market responds thinking of travel related names that people are trying to hop on board the train. this upgraded boeing they will buy 275. on the max outlook they can work down their inventory by late '22. >> united came in with extra they said that the wide body is stabilizing. obviously travel and leisure is direct play. boeing raised, is borrowing morgan they could easily have done equity but they are going to the bond market but a good rate >> why would they do that? >> what am i the cfo >> sometimes you play cfo on tv. >> i talked to a cfo many times. >> they chose to take your advice >> they are a very well run company. saved the market sunday night deal. you were probably watching -- no sports >> i broke that deal that was my story. >> you brokered the deal >> yes >> i stand corrected >> yes, you do i've broken this year. >> that's not bad. remember boeing is the -- this is my f

caribbean and carnival seek out options to shore up liquidity. buy doing so they are further delighting existing equity holders. back to you. >> cema mody, thank you. >>> near session highs as we march into close another check. dow is up 590 points united health care is adding the most points to the dow as we speak. most dow stocks higher exceptions, goldman sachs, jp morgan and boeing. everybody else is up, caterpillar, amgen and salesforce near the top of the list microsoft coming back as well. it is helping the s&p and the nasdaq, which are sharply higher, mike, off the back of the weakness we saw ier and throughout the week. two minutes left, what do you see? >> without a doubt i would mention one of the differences today is the mega cap tech stocks are participating. it is not one of those zero sum gain deals they seem to have found a little bit of footing yesterday in the selloff and recovery with a couple minutes left the internals look better. they started off very, very negative in terms of the volume split. right now new york stock exch

royal caribbean saying its newest ship is set to hit the seas in may from israel, but this time all passengers must be vaink avenough vaccine supply for every adult by the end of may, many are already making plans. >> we're seeing a huge surge in demand specifically for spring and summer travel in the last two weeks alone. >> reporter: but is it safe? "gma" spoke with six infectious disease experts all saying they're optimistic about taking a trip this summer as long as cases continue to lower and with some other caveats. the main one, being vaccinated. >> these vaccines are highly effective against disease particularly severe disease and so that really changes the math about what we're willing to do. >> reporter: dr. natalie dean is planning on traveling. with her husband and two young children, while her kids won't be vaccinated, she knows children can spread the disease, but points to the data that shows severe illness is less common among young children. in the state's reporting, the american academy of paediatrics says up to 2% of child covid cases result in hospitalization. dr. david rub

royal caribbean restarting vaccine-only cruises from israel in may. now, the cdc says that even those vaccinated should avoid travel right now but many experts believe that guidance is going to be changing sometime soon as more people get those vaccinations. guys, back to you. >> thank you, gio. rules seem to keep evolving. >>> coming up, we'll tell you why the first dog is in major trouble this morning. >> i see what you did there. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! man: condos, 150k. [ traffic passing by ] sorry, bud. thanks. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. alright, back to work. woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me ♪

. >> thank you because that's the use of the capital markets the way they're made and royal caribbean has done it. >> the stock sup, great, there you go >> adam aaron, great piece about him and how he survived and won this and the carnival cruise recommended today is upgraded. i got to tell you, carl, one of the things that is amazing about the reddit crew so to speak, you think they've been picked off when they made their buys, but they're up with their buys that's more than i can say about the hedge fund kings who said hell was coming. >> gme is hanging this there at over $200 a share. >> and something you have been focused on, carl, the theatrical window, so much has changed in the last year in terms of the willingness of the producers of films to take them right to direct to consumer and our parent company, nbc universal, started tightening up that window early on. you saw disney make some decisions in terms of releasing things direct to disney plus and then of course, the wonder woman movie, release without any window, to hbo max, for a certain amount of time for its subscribers,

royal caribbean seeing a significant uptick in bookings too. 30% more than november and december. >> veteran cruisers are willing to put down that deposit knowing that they might be able to take that great vacation for if it gets pushed back the cruise lines are offering nice incentives. >> reporter: it was a year ago last march when there was a no sail order as covid cases exploded on land and at sea. >> at least 21 people testing positive. they're being brought off the ship. >> reporter: cruise after cruise ending up with sick passengers leaving thousands of people stuck on ships. but now with the vaccine more accessible and new health measures in place, passengers like russell schaeffer are ready to get back on board. >> the food, the pampering. meeting so many people from so many different parts of the world. i would be lying if i said i didn't think about it almost every day. i can't wait to walk off the gangway for the first time in about a year and a half. >> reporter: now we don't know just yet when cruise lines here in america will restart operations but before they do, the

., one full year of no sailings carnival, royal caribbean, norweigian cruise line have lost nearly $40 billion in sales since the pandemic began it's one of the reasons the cruise lines have had to be aggressive loading up on billions of dollars in debt and issuing sec equity they are awaiting guidance from the cdc. once received the cruise lines will begin mock voyages. if they demonstrate to health officials they can keep covid off their ships the expectation is that the cdc will ultimately give them the green light. wall street estimate ago summer to fall restart. but the experience will be different, guys. fewer people onboard analyst estimates 50 to 60% of capacity sailings in the beginning will be shorter, too. >> a lot of them have their own islands in the bombsahamas whice essentially a bubble where they can control the vaccinations, control the testing, and naturally we are going to need mexico. >> now, despite what went down a year ago, multiple channel checks and future bookings data from the cruise lines suggest that travelers are eager to get back onboard norweigian disclo

money is rotating into cruise lines, royal caribbean, j.p. morgan, chevron, the energy plays in hotel and travel stock with american airlines and all of these are rallying while money is coming out of technology names specifically on tesla. we expect more pressure, that as you heard one of their early investors who had been in all these years is that he sold a quarter of his stake in tesla and morgan stanley says tesla right now is losing market shares to boards electric mustang. stuart: i wonder if it's a turning point for the whole market. much to bring in luke lloyd. do you think this is in fact a turning point for the whole market? >> no, i do. we look at these debts as opportunities. we have to take a look at the past understand what's happening right now that when the pandemic first started and everything was shut down, technology was the safe haven for stocks and everyone loved into tech and now that things are reopening ec rotation out of those big tech names into other sectors like energy and financials, those two sectors were green

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caribbean, marriott, lyft dan ives is here is the reopening already reflected in some of these you're adding lyft to your list of stocks this morning for wed bush best ideas. you've got to pick and choose which ones might move but is it long in the tooth? >> i think we're only halfway through it especially in ride sharing lyft and uber, these were poster child of the trade you are seeing profitable business models. i looked at lyft, this could ultimately be up 30, 40% up the next 6, 9% i think for investors you have an offensive playbook on tech but then a reopening that's why lyft and uber in terms of playing the trade. >> what else >> yeah. what i love on reopening, especially also some of the auto players. you're going to start to see more and more purchases in terms of the cycle going to next year. i think gm's a name that starts to get rerated not just because of ev but on the reopening side. i think what you're starting to see, at least on tech, more spending more cap ex. that's bullish on names like microsoft and some of these other plays that i think go into that even though m

stuart: we reported yesterday royal caribbean, one of the cruise companies is doing to cruises out of the caribbean, not out of the us ports. i thought that was important distinction. susan: they are also sailing from italy and the uk-- you know they had the same problems they are. stuart: they do. let's look at some of the dow jones winners with 30 stocks in the dow industrial average led by microsoft up over 1%. home depot, nike, united health all doing well. s&p 500 winners headed by netflix up to and a quarter precent. etsy is doing well. as for the nasdaq, where are the winners? netflix at the top, adobe, synopsis, autodesk all on the winners list. the market has been open for seven minutes in the dow jones is down 47. new york governor cuomo list of accusers might be growing, but cuomo seems unbothered. watch this. >> i'm staying. i'm not going anywhere, darling. stuart: darleen? brian kilmeade sounds off on that in our next hour. you are about to see jack dorsey's first-ever tweaked and it just a sold as a nft, for millions of dollars. that is worth millions. we have the story

the shares of a company by the name of gamestop and other companies around the robinhood space like royal caribbean and others and so to be a allowed to take advantage of pre-ipo pricing on some of these stocks that already are set up to be bid higher on their open than what the investors prior to the ipo going public is priced at is only going to create even more fever pitch in some of these stocks and perhaps in some cases deservedly so because they may be underwriting very good companies with very great prospects. on the other hand, it could create an environment in which the share price, particularly if it's a smaller floated company with regard to overall capitalization, it could be manipulated and moved around by a banding together of retail investors that have little interest in the actual fundamentals of the company but rather can know in a consortium to push the share price around to disadvantage less knowledgeable invest hers who may have -- investors who may have bought the ipo on the prospect of the company for all the right reasons. maria: this is a good risk to raise. mark,

to the caribbean after u.s. television interview with princess diana's son prince harry and his wife megan markel appeared to allege institutional royal family racism but 1st let's go straight to hackney in london to speak to n.h.s. i.c.u. nurse and one of the national organizers of the n.h.s. workers say new movement dave carr they've caught thanks so much for coming on i'd better just 1st start with how things are in the n.h.s. as regards kovi didn't britain obviously one of the worst hit in the world one of those countries it really go off there with the saying that cases will soar as the government takes quotes a very significant risks from next month yami are we seeing the obviously we doubled feed man of work i work in critical care we doubled the amount of the patients that we see to the n.h.s. and critical care we were how much of it would be a fast found fair description in the 2nd why are you hopefully with a vaccination in place that might not have the same devastating impact.

appeared to allege institutional royal family racism but 1st let's go straight to hackney in london to speak to n.h.s. i.c.u. nurse and one of the national organizers of the n.h.s. workers say new movement dave carr they've caught thanks so much for coming on i'd better just 1st start with how things are in the n.h.s. as regards kovi didn't britain obviously one of the worst hit in the world one was countries it medical officer with the saying that cases will soar as the government takes quotes a very significant risks from next month. yeah i mean we've seen the obviously we double feed man of our work in critical care we double the amount of patients that we've seen in the n.h.s. and in critical care we were hammered i think will be a fat fat fat description in this in the 2nd wife hopefully with a vaccination in place that might not have the same devastating impact on us as the the 1st in the 2nd why it's had however we still have backs an eye to the whole population and a lot of the patients that we're seeing in i.c.u. we saw are not you in a 2nd why we're actually in those categ

to be an ambassador to a commonwealth that is majority countries in the africa and the caribbean. this was really a possibility for the crown to actually engage with that shameful past and do it in a way in the family of a very charismatic, obviously, radiant young duchess. and they couldn't do it. >> why not? why not? >> they couldn't -- >> when you sat there listening to the anguish in both harry and meghan's voices as they described a system that was built to protect a certain type of royal. and that was simply unwilling to protect this new kind of royal. unwilling to even countenance the idea that a quarter african-american young royal would be given an honorary title or that the grandson of diana, whom the british press hounded to her death, would be given a security detail. particularly once the racist inflections in the tabloids made this not just your normal press scrutiny but the kind that invites the worst elements of society to target this family. it really was a cost of racism. >> at the same time, that interview is sending shockwaves. the derek chauvin, former police

protected 16000 galleons were already protecting dutch commercial ships while the 3000 light and fast royal navy cruisers terrified their adversaries france paled in comparison to these armada as. each nation needed a fortress in africa if it were to compete in the atlantic race just like on the caribbean islands these forts were the bastions of the triangular trade. as military bases they offered a secure store for guarded goods and captives before departure by sea. in less than 80 years 43 such forts were built from senegal to the niger delta every stone every being every element of masonry was transported by boat from europe with. most of these fortresses there built by states individual capitalists or even groups of trading capitalists did not have that kind of money in order to build those sorts of fortresses the english already had 13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all

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