choice that they want to move on. but it s a very, very small group of people. okay. so american, alaska, and jetblue. do you anticipate they re going to see what s going to happen with united and that you may not have the numbers you even had with united? they were the the first one is always bloodiest going through the fence, right? it s interesting, because once the airline made that decision, people really were not raising a lot of concerns about it. they wanted to know about the accommodations. there are people who have legitimate concerns around medical issues. and there are people who have sincerely-held religious beliefs and in those situations, accommodations are made. in other cases people want to know what do i need to do to continue to be able to work here. i want to make one note here, alex. vaccine mandates are as old as the revolutionary spirit of our country. right. george washington put vaccine mandates in place. smallpox. it may be the reason we won the
certainly if you live in atlanta and you fly for business, you re probably on delta more than not. if you live in dallas on american more than not. but most passengers buy on site. one on delta, another on jetblue, another on frontier. so if the fact that the flight you were on you re not going to show up at some other airline at some point and behave the same way. so i don t see what s wrong with sharing the list. i think it s smart and keep our flight attendants safer and our airways safer. neil: you know, obviously, i think it s very rare in general and, but the idea that flight attendants and others have their got some culpability themselves and sometimes overreact to incidents, several where a child refused to wear a mask and they went that you know what, and kicked the whole
rob: companies could be praying on your kid getting ready to go to college, data mining companies with college applications, selling the information. expert say kidney to be cautious about sharing anything personal on an application. there are no laws regulating consumer data brokers. jillian: we see this all the time, foxbusiness alert, are you checking a bag when you fly? get ready to cough up more cash. rob: tracy carrasco here with more on jetblue s praise hike. reporter: if you are checking a bag flying jetblue you will be paying $30, that fee is up from $25. if you booked a flight yesterday, from here on out you will pay the increased rate. all the other prices will go up as well. you are not going to be paying $40 for your second bag up from $35 and the third bag, $150, a $50 a big jump.
jetblue is saying the price increase is just to ensure healthy business and that is why they are raising it but i hope it doesn t include the other airlines because american, united and delta charge $25 for the first checked bag. who would have thought that is a deal? shannon: the experience is visible these days. rob: you have to get two checked bags or carry-on bags, you can just stuff them. women have purses and that is a personal item. rob: let s start. reporter: fao schwartz returning to new york city after closing its doors in 2015 they will open a new 20,000 square-foot location in rockefeller center this november just in time for the holidays but the new owners who acquired it from toys r quote us in october 2016 say they will focus on experience, not just shopping
could defending the comedian after their hit tv reboot was canceled, john goodman saying, quote, i will put it this way, i was surprised at the response and that is all i should say. nbc canceled the conservative themed show despite good ratings after the comments posted a racially insensitive tweet. he goodman went on to say i know for a fact that she is not a racist. rosanne thanked him on twitter. more on jetblue s new price hike. you now pay $30 for your first checked bag, that is up from $25 on jetblue. this is the rest of the pricing structure, you pay $40 for your second checked bag. that is up from $35 in your third piece of luggage will be