david burke hospitality management president, the man himself, david burke.een prices ease back a little bit in your experience? >> on some items yes, some are seasonal. fish prices have come down a little bit. meet prices are still high. egg prices dropped a little bit. dairy is still high. milk and butter prices are high. some things like cooking oil and condiments and seasonings and herbs and produce sneak up on you. looking at the price of beef which is sky high, pork is pretty good but vegetables and fruits and things, that catches up with us because lemons are up. produce is up. onions have doubled. those little things sneak up on us because we use a lot of them. ashley: that will make you cry. what about operating costs? something we hear from many business owners and small business owners especially, wages. the cost of labor, lack of labor available. are you still struggling with that aspect of the operation? >> it is the number one problem, controlling labor costs. there are employees out there, commanding top dollar. there's lots of turnover and ben

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admiral burke has not yet been arraigned, so he has not yet entered a plea. david? >> david: martha raddatz reporting from washington. >>> we're going to turn next here this evening to the harrowing new body camera video showing the moments after that deadly explosion at a bank and apartment building in youngstown, ohio. the video shows officers racing to the scene of that blast. the video showing firefighters desperately trying to save those trapped, pulling one woman from the debris. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic video from an officer's body-worn camera shows the aftermath of a massive deadly explosion in youngstown, ohio. the sound of gas hissing as firefighters race to find survivors amid the rubble moments after the blast collapsed part of building's first floor into the basement. >> you hold this ladder! >> go, go! >> reporter: teams lowering a ladder into the crater. that firefighter carrying the victim up the ladder, out of the pits, on his back. >> my knee! >> reporter: screaming in pain as they move her away from the building. the blast

burke and from then on i know i was going to be a teacher in 7th grade i became a teacher so no time off. >> okay. dave. >> renderings david is any one year anniversary of being retired. >> so last september when i retired after serving three presbyterian churches in san francisco and covenant presbyterian and the last one presbyterian church. i originally from colorado and raised our kids in denver but came to san francisco in 2020 went to the seminar to be a presbyterian minister and done that for the last years. >> before i came to california. >> before i was a baptist minister. >>. thank you. >> jimmy how about yourself. >> i'm jimmy retired in the department of public health in san francisco and served as is deputy director of health and for a sponsor for hiv for all in my work as deputy i retired in 2008, on a friday and monday started at nonprofit another executive director and for four years and came then officially retired retired in 2011, i served obtain community board's and active through retired and they don't seem healthy to me in a lot of ways i knew i wanted to be healthy i'm a first generation no my family

burke right now. >> here, next to you? >> yes. please. today's the day where i say, could you replace davide. >> she would have the same questions. >> the single best announcer in the world. >> jim, i don't understand the vision pro. >> he hasn't hit me on estee lauder today. >> we got, actually, it was -- >> is it hot in here? >> i cannot take it anymore downgrade. please. that guy's drowning in, like, mac. >> jim, all week long, we have been talking about industries where one company ease on the sunny side of the street, the other side, shady. this expedia/bookings split today is a good example. >> the expedia call was a disaster. they were saying, our vrbo application didn't work. expedia's conversation, it is nothing like booking's, which was very good. booking talked about traffic and where things are -- if you came out the latest -- the earliest you came out of covid is now recycling and they're no longer traveling the way they were. but the glitch that happened at expedia was not related to travel. it was related to their own internal bungling. >> meantime, booking holdings was a bea

burke and from then on i know i was going to be a teacher in 7th grade i became a teacher so no time off. >> okay. dave. >> renderings david today is any one year anniversary of being retired. >> so last september when i retired after serving three presbyterian churches in san francisco and covenant presbyterian and the last one presbyterian church. i originally from colorado and raised our kids in denver but came to san francisco in 2020 went to the seminar to be a presbyterian minister and done that for the last years. >> before i came to california. >> before i was a baptist minister. >>. thank you. >> jimmy how about yourself. >> i'm jimmy retired in the department of public health in san francisco and served as is deputy director of health and for a sponsor for hiv for all in my work as deputy i retired in 2008, on a friday and monday started at nonprofit another executive director and for four years and came then officially retired retired in 2011, i served obtain community board's and active through retired and they don't seem healthy to me in a lot of ways i knew i wanted to be healthy i'm a first generation no my