Annie Minoff

Jonathan says that flying is still statistically the safest way to travel. And he says he's been reassured by recent steps taken by the FAA. Last week, the FAA said that it's working to increase staffing levels at Newark. It's also adding temporary backup systems to prevent more outages and eventually new high-bandwidth connections between Philadelphia and New York.

Jonathan says that flying is still statistically the safest way to travel. And he says he's been reassured by recent steps taken by the FAA. Last week, the FAA said that it's working to increase staffing levels at Newark. It's also adding temporary backup systems to prevent more outages and eventually new high-bandwidth connections between Philadelphia and New York.

Jonathan says that flying is still statistically the safest way to travel. And he says he's been reassured by recent steps taken by the FAA. Last week, the FAA said that it's working to increase staffing levels at Newark. It's also adding temporary backup systems to prevent more outages and eventually new high-bandwidth connections between Philadelphia and New York.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy also announced plans to upgrade air traffic control infrastructure nationwide. He said the Philadelphia facility overseeing Newark would be a priority in those plans.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy also announced plans to upgrade air traffic control infrastructure nationwide. He said the Philadelphia facility overseeing Newark would be a priority in those plans.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy also announced plans to upgrade air traffic control infrastructure nationwide. He said the Philadelphia facility overseeing Newark would be a priority in those plans.

What do you hope that people will take away from this interview and from hearing Jonathan?

What do you hope that people will take away from this interview and from hearing Jonathan?

What do you hope that people will take away from this interview and from hearing Jonathan?

That's all for today, Thursday, May 15th. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. Additional reporting from Robert Barba, Alison Sider, and Bodhi Atwe. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

That's all for today, Thursday, May 15th. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. Additional reporting from Robert Barba, Alison Sider, and Bodhi Atwe. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

That's all for today, Thursday, May 15th. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. Additional reporting from Robert Barba, Alison Sider, and Bodhi Atwe. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

Last week, a new storefront opened in San Francisco. Our producer Sophie Codner was there. And what brought you into the store today?

Last week, a new storefront opened in San Francisco. Our producer Sophie Codner was there. And what brought you into the store today?

Last week, a new storefront opened in San Francisco. Our producer Sophie Codner was there. And what brought you into the store today?

Nothing's sold at this store. And what's actually going on inside sounds pretty sci-fi. People are getting their eyes, specifically their irises, scanned by a device called the orb.

Nothing's sold at this store. And what's actually going on inside sounds pretty sci-fi. People are getting their eyes, specifically their irises, scanned by a device called the orb.

Nothing's sold at this store. And what's actually going on inside sounds pretty sci-fi. People are getting their eyes, specifically their irises, scanned by a device called the orb.

The orbs are metallic spheres about the size of volleyballs. Inside each one, there's a camera taking high-definition pictures of people's eyes. The goal is to create individualized online IDs for each person based on the unique patterns in their eyes. Did you get your eye scanned?

The orbs are metallic spheres about the size of volleyballs. Inside each one, there's a camera taking high-definition pictures of people's eyes. The goal is to create individualized online IDs for each person based on the unique patterns in their eyes. Did you get your eye scanned?