with us now is media personality and businesswoman paris hilton to talk about this issue.ns made about that school under its prior ownership as well. i'm hoping you can tell us about this bill that you're working on. what do you want people to know about it? >> i want people to know that there is severe abuse happening at these schools. there is 150,000 youth that are sent to these places, and they're being physically, verb ally, emotionally and sexually abused and there needs to be a stop to this. i'm here to educate lawmakers and senators on this very serious human rights issue. >> because when those kids are in a facility like this, what kind of avenues do they have if they have a complaint about how they're being treated? >> there's no possible way. they're cut off from the outside world. they're not allowed to tell anyone if they tried to even say it with their families on the phone, it happened to myself as well. they will immediately hang up the phone, you'll be punished and you'll have your phone privileges taken away. so they do scare tactics. >> and you saw physi

let's talk about hilton. but lower than expected full-year outlook what say you >> hilton is the one that i'm the most cautious about because i think there seems to be a lot of idiosyncratic risk over there. in addition to that the company has increased its dividend, it's doing purchase buy backs these are not necessarily things you want to impress the shareholders with operational excellence i am concerned about hilton. that's one i would stay away from until they show improvement on the operation side. >> what about expedia? i can't believe how much this one is drop ping today. >> i think that's an incredible opportunity today. it's getting clobbered based on the hilton guidance. i think expedia looks very good going forward. you have to remember that the dollar is at 20-year highs that makes europe unbelievably cheap this summer. demand overall will be very, very strong. i think we're all tired of zoom wine parties everybody wants to go out and have a real experience expedia should benefit from that my fav

hilton tweeted her own photos, including a white house visit. and her husband were accompanied by advocates who want limits on what they call the troubled teen industry. hilton claims many parents like her own are misled into sending their rebellious children to programs where they are abused, humiliated and forced to take drugs. >>> let's take a live look at sfo. are you planning a summer getaway? google has released its annual list of top destinations where. do you want the go, janelle? >> i love hawaii. >> what about orlando? >> oh, that's nice. very nice. >> orlando tops the list. here it is. las vegas, new york, cancun and paris all are the top spots. i'll go to any of them. google's trend expert claims searches for passport appointments are skyrocketing this year. >> in the first three months of 2022, passport appointment, that search inquiry has increased by over 300%. so i think it's indicative of that people are trying to go more internationally. also, if we look at the top trending destinations of the top 25 of them are international d

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. >>> paris hilton shares her personal story of school abuse. how she is urging congress to put a stop to it. >>> there. gaining steam to bring new life to an old dilapidated train trestle as it turns 100 years old. >>> temperatures today at least a couple degrees warmer across the bay area. closer to 10 degrees warmer for the northbay given the roulac of rain and hail. average temperatures tomor fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. . >>> ukrainian officials say it's troops are not backing down. it is there pushing russian forces back. here is footage of a russian tank in destroyed in ukraine's second largest city of khark

some daredevils repelled down the side of the hilton in san francisco today. ktvu sally rasmus tells us this was all part of the city skyline challenge to raise a lot of money for a good cause. we are on the 20th floor of the hilton in san francisco. and from here we have a view. 300 ft up. people are repelling down the side of this tower at the hilton from the 46th floor. they're raising money for a nonprofit called outward bound california. how was it? oh i'm still trying to get my brands. i'm still trying to get get my constitution backed. it was amazing, breathtaking experience and view. beautiful gorgeous. we live in an extraordinary place. it's a beautiful area of wonderful city and oh, my goodness. it's just you can see for miles and miles from up there. abraham simmons is one of the first people to repel 300 ft down the side of the hilton in san francisco for the city skyline challenge about 70 people in the companies they work for. raised money to take the plunge from the nonprofits, staff members to the sisters of perpetual indulgence to bay area per

of the hilton hotel in san francisco, all to raise money for a very good cause. ktvu ali rasmus shows us all the action. we are on the 20th floor of the hilton in san francisco. and from here we have a view. 300 ft up. people are repelling down the side of this tower at the hilton from the 46th floor. they're raising money for a nonprofit called outward bound california. how was it? still trying to get my breath? i'm still trying to get get my constitution backed. it was amazing, breathtaking experience and view. beautiful gorgeous. we live in an extraordinary place. it's a beautiful area of wonderful city and oh, my goodness. it's just you can see from miles and miles from up there. abraham simmons was one of the first people to repel 300 ft down the side of the hilton in san francisco for the city skyline challenge about 70 people in the companies they work for. raised money to take the plunge from the nonprofits, staff members to the sisters of perpetual indulgence to bay area personalities like sour dough. sam the mascot for the 49ers repelled down these 26 f

steve hilton, thank you for being here. appreciate your words.go to one political clown already doing his best to turn the tragedy into his own personal circus. texas do nothing, beta all right today interrupted uvalde news conference on the shooting to make the nightmare about himself. >> past the mike to lieutenant governor. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> sit down. >> you are out of line and an embarrassment. >> you are doing nothing. >> this isn't the place -- >> this is totally predictable. >> sir, you're out of line. you are out of line. sir, you are out of line. please leave this auditorium. come to a deal like this . kennedy: that's don maclachlan and as you know, beto against abbott this november. will democrats celebrate this selfish disgusting stunned? so incredibly insensitive. the panel is back, ned brian, kevin walling and diced. what does this do to his chances in november? >> highlights it is a terrible candidate. this political stunt was disgusting. it was lonesome but i would argue biden's performance was as well using a tragedy to

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able to see the activity that gathering that happens again of the community right here signaled by hilton downtown. the site formerly housed the fairmont san jose, which closed last year due to the pandemic. the hotel is expected to employ close to 1000 people. apple is now forcing retail employees to wear a mask due to a rise in the number of covid-19 cases, the company says. workers at about 100 us doors will once again be required to mask app. apple is also mandating some of its office employees to wear face coverings. back in march, the company dropped its mask requirement for employees. but now, according to bloomberg, apple, says office workers office workers will now have to wear masks in common areas. at peace targets of area islamic center not once but twice and it was all caught on camera. reaction from the mosque leaders up next. also red flag conditions are on the way the regions of the bay area that can expect heightened fire danger and how firefighters are getting ready. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs

ebony hilton, thanks for being with us.eciate your time. >>> more than half of the continental u.s. was in drought at the start of may, more than half according to government climate experts. that comes as tornadoes surge, massive wildfires across the southwest unseasonably early. just 30 minutes outside of las vegas, water levels in lake meade are down to 30% capacity. the lake supplies water to 40 million people in seven states. it's so low that a second set of human remains have emerged from the water just days after this barrel turned up with decomposing remains inside. because of the city's history of mob ties, experts are raising the specter of even more being found. the city's former mayor, oscar goodman who was a lawyer representing mob figures said, quote, there's no telling what we'll find in lake mead. >>> another big test, in other news, former president donald trump's hold on the republican party, primary day in west virginia and nebraska. will gop voters pick the candidates he backed? what voters are telling u

isabel hilton, camilla cavendish, henry chu, thank you all very much.ry and warm late spring weather, things are now changing and turning more unsettled. we've got weather fronts moving in from the north—west and on monday they're bringing rain, particularly to scotland and northern ireland. higher pressure setting to the east and that's going to be keeping things mostly dry for much of england and wales, long spells of sunshine although it will turn hazy and cloudier through the day as the high cloud spills in ahead of these weather fronts that will bring rain to northern ireland and scotland, particular persistent across the west of scotland. more intermittent elsewhere. temperatures 12—22 or even 23 in the south—east. monday evening, overnight into tuesday, the weather fronts continuing to push south and east. rain intending to fizzle out, just a band of cloud, drizzle coming out of it on tuesday morning. sunnier skies further north, northern ireland, scotland and northern ireland, with blustery showers continuing to pile in on tuesday. the cloud cle

isabel hilton, camilla cavendish, henry chu, thank you all very much. more of the same next week.ularly in the east, sunday looks drier. high pressure in charge of the weather through the day, largely dry, some spells of sunshine, could see one or two isolated showers. a fresh start in the morning, temperatures in mid—single figures in the east, early morning mist and fog clearing quickly. cloud bubbling up in the afternoon, perhaps showers in the south—west, wales, northern england and central scotland. temperatures 18—20, always cooler around the east coast, most places the showers. into monday morning, we see the rain arriving across northern ireland and scotland, cloud thickening, breeze in the north—west. clear and drier further south and east, where we will have the coldest start to monday morning. more sunny spells on monday in england and wales, temperatures up to 22, turning wetter and cooler across northern ireland and scotland. for now. welcome to bbc news — i'm chris rogers. our top stories. the united states has called for northern ireland's leaders to return to power

i'm on the 20th floor, one of the rooftops of the hilton in downtown san francisco. here so we can get a good view of the very top of this tower here. that's 46 floors up. take a look at those cables you see coming down. that's where this morning the first three people have been repelling down the entire side of this building. in fact, one of the people just came down to the bottom. i don't know if all good. people have a smile on abe cheering and supporting you hear the background. tell us about this event. this is the city skyline challenge, but this is to raise money for an organization called outward und. what do you guys do? and how does this event help you?t s is a repellent that we do or we call it. city skyline challenge and we use it to raise money this year. our goal is $300,000. and i'm, the executive director of our valley, california and we are an organization that we changed lives through challenge and discovery. we take young people out and we use the outdoors and to build character , leadership and service. so you mentioned before the pandemic there w

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but when there are 2,000 people at the washington hilton crammed together. 1 at a table yelling across speak to each other is okay. but this feels like a relic, this correspondents dinner. you have a president currently at 33% approval speaking to a press that is at an all-time low in terms of trust. you have an unpopular president speaking to an unpopular institution and apparently we are supposed to celebrate this moment, but i think americans are turning this off. dan: i wish we would get back to normal. i think people should go out. life is full of risks. be responsible, try not to get sick. wash your hands. do sensible stuff. but it's the media and primarily the democrats and some swampy americans have been telling us it's a five alarm fire all the time. they tell us to lock yourselves in the house and nail the doors shut. even fauci, he said he won't attend. hold on one second. >> war with russia. bad. >> cdc, good. >> economy? strong. iran, diplomacy good. >> what if i get asked around. >> we love, love around here. >> did you watch the kardashians on

i'll discuss with steve hilton next. ♪♪ welcome back, turns out cdc has been sending us for the covidthe agency say $420,000 for cell phone location data, tens of millions of americans in 2021, just last year. cdc says the use the data to track our compliance with lockdown orders and vaccine mandates. how does a health crisis justify another government invasion of privacy party panel is back. katie pavlich, marie hart, david smith. katie, explain to people how this is problematic. >> how much time do we have? the cdc was working with a private company called safeguard giving the cdc information and data they have, the cdc used it to monitor people going to church, monitoring the pharmacy visits and complying with curfews and lockdown orders and it's problematic because it violates a number of issues with the fourth amendment but there aren't laws in place that protect americans from private companies selling your information to a government health entity to track your movements. i'm not sure how congress can solve this but it can be solved, the idea private companies can just sell you

thank you washington hilton. best of luck to our friends. have yourselves a good night everyone.lady have departed. thank you and good night. [indiscernible] >> that this year's white house correspondents dinner. you can find speeches archived from past dinners on c-span now, you're on the go app for public affairs. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including media,. >> when the world changed in an instant, we never slowed down. schools and businesses one virtual and be powered into reality. we are builds to keep you ahead. >> giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> next, the 2022 white house correspondents dinner. trevor noah headlines the events, the first since 2019 the pandemic. president biden is the first chief executives to participate since president obama in 2016. [indiscernible]

and it's happening at the hilton on oak faroe street to raise money for the outward bound program. >>ting day. we haven't done this since 2019 and we are back at it. >> we won't be able to see them from the sidewalk. they only have to repelled 25 floors instead of all 46. they needed this particular wall since it doesn't have windows. >> you can't really repel people in front of guest windows for privacy issues so we have them go down the side here where there is none. >> this employee was the first to go down, his slow and steady descent raising $2500 for the organization. >> can you believe you just did that? >> no. stepping over is the hardest part. >> is the moment they hope to create for kids. whether on a 30 day long course or a day trip in san francisco. >> we run these programs in our amazing course which we built during the pandemic, and that is a place where local youth can come and experience challenge and discovery for a day. >> want to be a big supporter of the families that live in our neighborhood and outward bound is one of those wonderful organizations that does these

isabel hilton, thank you for coming on the programme.ca has reported its first case. the world health organization says it expects the number of infections argentina's health ministry says the confirmed case is a man who recently travelled to spain. about 200 monkeypox infections have now been detected in countries outside africa, where the disease is usually found. wendy urquhart reports. the latest laboratory to confirm a case of monkeypox outside of africa. reportedly a ao—year—old man who recently returned from spain to argentina where residents reacted to the news. translation: where is this going? for example this pandemic, is it going to end or not? i think this is going to continue and they will come one after the other, all the time, unless we become more conscientious. i hope that it is not something that involves to be more and more complicated for our everyday life. of the 200 cases recorded recently, around half in the uk where the health security agency says monkeypox patients should avoid any contact with their pets for 21

bay area leaders repelled from the hilton in the san francisco union square. this was to raise scholarship money and outward bound california programs. the event has been on hold. >>> the life and art of frida kahlo is on display in san francisco today. joining us now is roberto hernandez. this is called immersive frida kahlo . tell us how the show could benefit the future home >> wa better way to celebrate cincde mayo this year than with a frida kahlo show here in san francisco? frida kahlo actually lived in san francisco twice . the first time she was treated at san francisco general hospital and the second time she was treated here at st. luke's hospital in the mission district. we contacted the folks over at the show and asked them if we could do a benefit tonight with the frida kahlo show to raise funds for the new home of carnaval san francisco. finally we have a home. what a better way to do it than with frida kahlo , who suffered and went through a lot of pain. with all of this for covid-19 ane depe ne thh, we erin the mission distct on 681idreet that

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[laughter] >> it is great to be here at the washington hilton, something a prostitute might say to asman. [laughter] >> isn't that with the confirmation process is all about here in washington, weeding out the truly qualified to get to the truly available. [laughter] >> here in one room we have media, politicians, corporate executives, advertisers, lobbyists, celebrities and everything that is wrong with america is here in this room tonight. [laughter] >> without, i have two more words to say. obama out. [laughter] ♪ >> we are back from washington, it is the white house correspondents dinner with gayle king, cecelia vega, the president of the united states, and the knights headliner, trevor noah, but first from the white house, the host of the late late show, james corden. ♪ james: hello members of the white house press corps, i am a british talkshow host who lives in los angeles, so who better to come here and see if i can get a job. ♪ pres. biden: come in. james: mr. president. i want to be a servant. i'm wondering if you think there is any department that could use my help? pres.

covering this for us is nbc news correspondent antonia hilton in brooklyn, new york. some of the workers are still behind me in front of the offices in brooklyn where the votes were counted this afternoon. there's a lot of disappointment and frufrt raising and there was anticipation and excitement behind all of this program the workers wanted to send a message to amazon any they wanted the first vote you mentioned in april to be the first domino that set off and set a new tone and sent the company a message that there was now going to be an uprising of young, diverse workers at this company demanding a seat at the table. so many people wanted this second vote to solidify that pattern. they described, as you mentioned many union bussing efforts inside ldj5, which is the name of the warehouse that took this -- that had the votes counted today and they said that there were relentless efforts to bring managers into one-on-one meetings with employees and to discourage them to voting. take a listen to my conversation with one of the workers out in staten island? >> they tre

look at everything else, booking, marriott, hilton, mgm, caesar's, on and on. airlines not as bad. consumer discretionary is the underperformer nike down 3%, chipotle, starbucks down you can't have those stocks not working if you're saying that we've had enough, the market had enough those are stocks that have to catch a bid here and they might they might but really and truly if the consumer doesn't hold up, the whole shooting match is over we're seeing signs that at the edges there's hesitancy to pay prevailing prices, not the best thing to see now. >> be careful how you read into some names as mike santoli flagged for me, minutes before we came on the air, expedia, live nation, josh, that's a you stock, data dog, cody, hilton, those are melvin capital stocks which we find out that fund is down a lot year to date there are some questions about what the future of gabe plotkin's fund will be maybe they're going after some names in anticipation of him liquidating, i don't know, but that's part of the conversation around those specific things >> not big enough. that's a side show i go

we've got a big show, rachel campos-duffy, steve hilton, leo terrell and the great lee green wood, are all here it's going to be a big show. it is friday, may 27, 2022 and "varney" & company about to begin. the boys are back in town ♪ ashley: kind of a cloudy, misty friday in manhattan, and good band from ireland, the boys are back in town. as we head into the memorial day weekend, the national average, we've been talking about this all week and for a while now, but the national average for a gallon of regular still at that record high, $4.60. ouch. good morning, todd piro, great to have you along this morning, sir. the white house is looking to reopen some closed oil refineries is that right? todd: yeah, could, ashley, this finally be the action from the white house that we have been begging for? well, biden administration reportedly reaching out to the oil industry to inquire about restarting those shuttered refineries. all this , of course as the white house scrambles to address what you just saw on your screen, those record high gas prices that are sending shivers through democrats

but win her of the week is harris hilton she came to washington, d.c.l hill for victims of child abuse and so in her own words, that's hot. >> mike: saw a bunch of politicians middle age perhaps older taking photos with paris hilton. they seemed tone joit moment as well. all right your winners and loser of the week, juan, take it away. >> juan: the winner is kathy barnett in pennsylvania race she in a fox news poll is basically tied with two better known candidates so we will see where this goes. she is definitely the underdog in that race. and then as a winner, i'm sorry as a loser, i would have to say vladimir putin. why? because finland and other norwegian countries are now looking to join nato fast track and that will put the western alliance directly on russia's border. i don't think he had that happen in his worst dream. >> mike: a lot of focus on the pennsylvania senate race this weekend. the fox poll suggests it's a toss-up at this point. we will see where it goes. byron, winner and loser? >> my winner is jim pillen in the republican race for go

let's go straight to our california guy steve hilton. >> you know, can you believe this, steve?lifornia? >> yes, i mean, so often with these stories we say can you believe it? it's unbelievable. it's all too believable that's the terrible thing. i was reading about this too. like you, i love muir woods we have so many wonderful natural spaces around us i live in the bay area. just the way they describe it they say this is now called, this is a technique called audience-centered interpretation well hang on a second. if you go to a grove of magnificent redwood tree it shouldn't be interpretation that's what you want to learn about and the real clue to what's going on here a little bit later they say the existing signs are accurate but lack context. now, where have we seen that before? lack context. that's all over twitter, when they are basically fact checking any opinion they don't agree with. they say it lacks context, and so look, i agree that there are things that people should learn about, you know, indigenous people of california, for example, they did a brilliant job with f

rush hysteria and growing popularity surrounding nft's, featuring celebrity interviews with paris hiltonrk cuban and more. you can watch "nft's "enter the metaverse" wherever you stream. let's check in with spencer christian. give us some good news. spencer: it is going to get even warmer going into next week. it will feel like nate -- late summer. pretty breezy, of course, a pattern we've become familiar with. when speeds up to 33 miles per hour in san francisco. gusty in some spots, as well. you can see the camera is bouncing in the breeze as we look out towards alcaraz -- alcatraz. 79 in san jose. 55 at half moon bay. looking towards mount diablo come into the inland east bay, quite toasty, but we are looking at temperature readings, 90 at fairfield, concord, 83 and 84 degrees. one more view looking down to the bay, a little bit of san francisco. these are our futures, mild to warm. summerlike heat will grace us tuesday and wednesday, and it will cool down sharply next week. overnight, some fog forming along the coastline, pushing and across the bay, and beginning to burn away by earl

. ♪♪ at hampton by hilton, contactless arrival means she can skip the front desk, go straight to herfamily of brands at hilton.com. to new memories. hilton. ♪ biggie, biggie, biggie, can't you see sometimes your words hypnotize me ♪ ♪ and i just love your flashy ways, guess that's why they broke and you're so paid ♪ >> spell his name right. b-i, double g, i-e. welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. his music doesn't get old. but the late notorious b.i.g. would have celebrated a milestone birthday today. coming up in "pop news" in our second hour, how his hometown, you can't just say new york city, brooklyn, brooklyn is honoring him, yes, tonight and today. >> you know how much i love brooklyn. >> that too. >>> we do have some other headlines to get a check of including happening right now, a federal judge in louisiana has ordered the biden administration to keep title 42 in place. that's the trump era border policy that allows migrants seeking asylum to be expelled without a hearing. the restrictions were set to be lifted on monday. the department of justice announced that i

romaine: we are live at the beverly hilton in los angeles, we are going to broadcasting live.s place is crawling with debt investors, private credit investors. we will kick off the show talking equities. we've got the head of public equity at goldman sachs asset management, katie cox will join us in a minute. we will talk over at carlisle, been real estate. you know him you love him, he has a lot of investments during the pandemic. some distributed wealth, some did not. he will stop by and give us his perspective. we have got a lot to cover. we are still going to talk credit, do not worry. then over at ares capital, there are so many people, it is hard to keep up. this is been a great show so far, the work folks have done out here to put this on, try to get this back to normal after the pandemic disruptions, a pretty good crowd. everyone is excited. fighting all of the concerns, everyone is still opportunistic. jon: yesterday, we heard from ken griffin as he was addressing some of the questions on the issue of inflation. are you getting a sense on what they think the road ahea

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at hampton by hilton, contactless arrival means she can skip the front desk, go straight to her room,d. book our family of brands at hilton.com. to new memories. hilton. >>> welcome back to "gma" and the surprise announcement that harry and meghan and family will be attending the queen's jubilee next month, but you won't see them on that buckingham palace balcony waving to spectators. with the rest of the royal family. abc's lama hasan joins us from london with more. lama, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, eva. after months of speculation, will they or won't they come over to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee, well, now it's official, releasing a statement harry and meghan will be jetting over along with their children to celebrate the queen's historic 70 years on the throne. they're coming. harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, and their two young children will be traveling to the uk to join in the festivities of the queen's platinum jubilee. a spokesperson confirming to abc news the couple are excited and honored to attend. this will be th

. >> joining us now is nbc news correspondent antonio hilton.bout what we learned about some of these sites. >> hallie, i think one thing that's important to note at the outset is what was said in today's announcements and in this report, this is really the beginning of a long, research and healing process. this doesn't represent final numbers or the conclusion of the federal government's reckoning here and what we learned is, as you mentioned, they're effort mating about 500 children died through these school systems throughout the u.s. there were unmarked graves and at least 37 different states and this is the beginning of a long process and we're looking at a sample of ultimately 408 different federally-supported schools in this very violent and abusive system and as our colleague reported earlier, the estimates from independent groups and experts who have been doing this research for a long time put the number of deaths really more in the tens of thousands. and so we're likely to find out about more unmarked graves and more children lost in

nbc's antonia hilton is following this for us, in washington d.c.. antonia, good to see you once again. i see that you have moved locations now as this rally is continuing to go on and throughout the day here. bring us up to date as to what more you are hearing from folks. >> hi yasmin. that's right, we are moving from the national mall right up to the steps of the supreme court. there are thousands of people here who have been gathering since about 11 am today. and as i've talked to people, the emotions are all over the place. when i talk to particularly younger women, there's a lot of anger, refusal to really believe that this leaked draft means that we are heading towards a post war world. when i talk to some of the older women, and older men who are here in the crowd today who remember a pre-road world, there is a lot of sadness and i think shock and feeling like. you know, they've kind of go full circle. back to where the u.s. was when they were young women. i met a woman as you know earlier, who had an abortion at 13. at 13, in a back ali in ch

the cost to check into a hotel continues to rise, hilton revealing average daily rates, 36% higher thanains, remember, are incentivized to keep prices high, pent up demand, wage inflation among reasons. for reference, the most expensive hotel markets today, maui, daily rates just surpassed $600 a night, florida keys in the $500 range that according to sdr. this summer, analysts expect a big rebound in city travel vegas, orlando, high on the list and starting to hit travelers. a new survey from trip adviser found 74% of americans surveyed are extremely concerned about rising costs that's higher than citizens in other countries like japan, australia, but nearly 85% travel remains a top priority despite rising costs because of the pandemic and being away from family for such a long time. kelly? >> it's like the report highlights its own instability we have reports about how americans are going to pull back because of inflation, while at the same time, it's spending on some of these services that's fueling it so i don't know which happens first. >> exactly hilton ceo said that was an intere

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well, some daredevils repelled 46 floors down the side of the hilton in san francisco today, ktvu sallyrasmus tells us this was all part of the city's skyline challenge to raise money for a good cause. how was it? oh i'm still trying to get my breath and still trying to get get my constitution backed. it was amazing, breathtaking experience and view. beautiful gorgeous. we live in an extraordinary place. it's a beautiful area of wonderful city and oh, my goodness. it's just you can see for miles and miles from up there. abraham simmons was one of the first people to repel 300 ft down the side of the hilton in san francisco for the city skyline challenge about 70 people in the companies they work for. raised money to take the plunge from the nonprofits, staff members to the sisters of perpetual indulgence to bay area personalities like sour dough. sam the mascot for the 49ers repelled down these 26 floors in costume. they're doing this to help kids in california enjoy the great outdoors. we changed lives through challenge and discovery. we take young people out and we use the outdoors an

ebony hilton, thank you.e number of covid cases is up in 47 states across the country. starting this week you can put your order in for more free covid tests. this is the third round of free tests given out. so far the white house saying it has delivered about 350 million free tests. >>> all right. coming up this morning, ukrainian officials say their last troops in mariupol are being pulled out of the city where they've been holed up for weeks. we'll go live to eastern ukraine. i'll talk to a veteran u.s. army medic who has made two trips to ukraine to train troops and medical staff. what he's taught them and what he has seen on the ground. that conversation is coming up. that conversation is coming up digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? lemons. lemons. lemons. lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemony, lemons. and never wonder if yo