airline tickets are expected to hit a seven year low according to the airfare prediction app hopper.ares will be down 12% compared to last summer and 20% from two years ago. average fairs will range from a peak of $240 in june to 211 bucks by august. lower jet fuel prices are a big reason for the drop. >>> peak season for weddings are about to begin. with all the celebration comes a whole lot of spending. nydia han has tips to stay within a budget. >> reporter: according to the wedding reports, the median cost of a wedding is $15,000. but many spend much, much more. not to worry, consumer reports has come up with more than two dozen ways to save. jackie and adam did everything they could to save money on their wedding. the key they say was negotiating. >>> everything from my wedding dress to the flowers to the decorations. >> reporter: they bargained with the cater to allow them to provide their own alcohol. consumer reports has just investigated the high cost of weddings and come up with 31 ways to save. one is to schedule the wedding for anytime but saturday night and plan it for j

you can imagine dennis hopper huffing nitrous and dismembering somebody over an unrolled tarp.hopefully the tacos first. after you do the meth, you aren't going to want to eat. in ancient times, early drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rear view mirrors. best case scenario, taco truck of which there are quite a few. parking lot, the smell of mystery parts on a griddle, yes. knowing my love of all things mexican, you might expect me to be eating tacos for the next hour. >> going to adopt the wide stance. come for the vistas, stay for the tacos. ♪ >> 30 rounds per magazine, a steel jacket of destruction at fast as your finger can pull the trigger. you might well ask yourself, why would anybody need a weapon like this? the ar 15 is one of the weapons most reviled by gun opponents. it is also america's favorite rifle. >> never thought i would say a guy from new york is a natural when it comes to shooting an ar 15 in new mexico, but i'm impressed. >> we love them. there are about 4 million in circulation. those are the facts. >> basically it is a semi-automat

they call it a hopper. >> we're going to wind up pumping concrete over 1100 feet in the air. >> reporterded in here. >> the person pushes the concrete up, 900 horsepower. burns about 110 gallons of fuel a day, and the pipeline goes in and up the core. >> reporter: where it comes out here on to a metal decking. and sets in record time. and this is what it looks like when it's done, but i'm still leaving foot prints in the cement. no matter because in a couple minutes, these machines smooth it out. >> makes us proud, proud to be a part of it, and keep all the good guys working on the job, and we're all happy to be here. >> reporter: all told, the guys are responsible for thousands of cubic yards of concrete from foundation, 400 truckloads worth to the top. hundreds of workers just for this job alone. many of them local, just like he and his son. >> it's nice. a pleasure. nice to spend time with him and see him, you know, every day. he actually does most of the heavy lifting now. i play golf and get away when i can. >> very cool. now, this is one of hundreds of jobs that the new comcast inn

on these island hoppers, you could fly for two hours and have 20 cycles.p and down, up and down. 30-minute cycles, where you pressurize the airplane, take off, fly for 15 minutes, land, then pressurize the airplane again. so, the accumulative effect of the cycling of the fuselage is greater in a short period of time than on a long-haul flight, where you have one pressurization cycle in an 8-hour period. that's what really was not understood until this particular accident. >> aloha 243 was a case where the industry began to learn the corrosive nature and how carefully it had to be monitored in a marine environment. because the airplane had spent decades in and out of the hawaiian islands. the corrosion had expanded, and with it, cracks. the cracks began to propagate and move, and they finally failed. the results were absolutely catastrophic. >>> when we come back, the deadliest plane crash in the history of u.s. aviation, as a 5-ton engine violently rips away from a dc-10 on takeoff. >> the pilots knew they had a very serious problem. they knew the engine h

. >> i can totally see the influence from hopper. >> my mother, who i am very close to, and she actually out told me that i'm no longer her daughter if i come back to vietnam. she has a different history from me and she couldn't fathom her daughter who she risked everything for. we fled this nation, and for me as this conscious adult to say, "okay, wait a minute, i'm going to go back to this country that we fled from." i was really curious, and that was the reason why i came back to vietnam. >> reporter: quynh pham left a comfortable and prestigious job at an art institute in california to start a gallery of her own here in ho chi minh city. >> this is a developing nation and there aren't many contemporary art galleries that work at this level in the country. >> reporter: she believes the vibrant contemporary art scene is a reflection of vietnam's creative renaissance, as well as its economic emergence from nearly a century of colonialization, war and unification. >> my father was a major in the south vietnamese army and my wife's father was a colonel in the vietnamese air force. >> repo

and i say -- and it's not only larry, i've said this to rappers and hip-hoppers, many of them are friends. well, reverend, we've got freedom of speech. you do? go to your record company president's office and call him a racial group. you know what line to cross. why is there no line for us. >> well, so one of the pushbacks against your point of view, and of course you have done, you know, big activism trying to bury the "n" word but one of the pushbacks is you saw president obama's reaction. he gave him back the chest bump. this was president obama when he gave this epic speech at howard university, the commencement address yesterday. take a listen to him actually name checking larry wilmore in that speech. >> as larry wilmore pointed out last week, a lot of folks didn't even think blacks have the tools to be a quarterback. today, former bull michael jordan isn't just the basketball player of all time, he owns the team. >> does president obama's own apparent lack of offense at what was said factor in at all in the way you feel about the way that skit went? >> well, no. first of all, i don

according to the research website hopper, airfares are going down. average flight prices are down 12% from last year. and they are the cheapest they have been in the last 7 years. flights from the bay area to hawaii are going for $398 roundtrip. another great deal virgin america which merged with alaska airlines is offering one way flights from sfo to las vegas for 44 bucks. so michelle, think it's time for you to book a flight. >> my flight is already booked! i'm going in a couple of weeks. i'm out of here. >> book another one! [ laughter ] >>> a new exhibit at the oakland zoo is bound to make you smile. six baby otters are yours to swoon over and one is barely bigger than a stethoscope. you have to take a look. the tiny river otter pups were born this year. but the zoo made sure they were star swimmers before putting them on display. they come from two different mothers and one father. an otter named wyatt who traveled here from texas is the father. >> they are adorable. >>> this morning, 5:08, a new mom celebrating in a special way this weekend. h

. >> in two cases, read versus hopper, 219 southeastern 2 inside 409 and smith vs. nickels, 270 southeastern 2nd 2nd 550, 1999, they both state those as discretionary. they heave -- have not answered a certified question on that issue. >> could you give -- >> 219 southeastern 2d409. a 1975 case. >> are certify questionses available? >> i believe so. >> i looked at the statute, the statute says, in habeas case, state habeas, that the georgia supreme court must review it. it says must review it. unless it's without merit. i forget the exact words. >> in state -- i think it's 914 52, state habeas cases out of other pel las review and makes that discretionary. the georgia -- >> then i've been looking at the wrong place. you heard -- he quoted some words. i don't remember the exact words, but it was from a statute in georgia, is that georgia statute said -- i just canned find it in my book here, sorry -- the georgia statute said they shall review the case unless it's without -- it's totally without merit. does that ring a bell? does it ring a bell. >> it does. >> what ar

everything that we've all said about "star wars" and all the others that they've got in the hopper, that's the reason you own this company. and there's going to be a little worry, though, because of this stags issue. but that, too, will pass. >> stocks made a great run since '88 and candidly, i don't know where the next $5 to $10 in this stock. there are a lot of issues out there right now. i understand and respect what pete is saying, what josh is saying about being able to overcome them. but i don't know necessarily if this is the moment to step in and buy it. i think you'll probably get it at some point in the mid- to lower 90s again. >> okay. >> probably a function of like how sensitive you are. if you need to be immediately validated by your purchase, within a week or two, joe's right. the next five points, there's no trend here. it's very, very muddy. but if you're thinking about this as a long-term investment, understand you're getting a discount already versus where it was, because of the secession issue and espn. these things are in the stock. >> coming up, what main street invest

. >> in two cases, read versus hopper, 219 southeastern 2 inside 409 and smith vs. nickels, 270 southeastern 2nd 2nd 550, 1999, they both state those as discretionary. they heave -- have not answered a certified question on that issue. >> could you give -- >> 219 southeastern 2d409. a 1975 case. >> are certify questionses available? >> i believe so. >> i looked at the statute, the statute says, in habeas case, state habeas, that the georgia supreme court must review it. it says must review it. unless it's without merit. i forget the exact words. >> in state -- i think it's 914 52, state habeas cases out of other pel las review and makes that discretionary. the georgia -- >> then i've been looking at the wrong place. you heard -- he quoted some words. i don't remember the exact words, but it was from a statute in georgia, is that georgia statute said -- i just canned find it in my book here, sorry -- the georgia statute said they shall review the case unless it's without -- it's totally without merit. does that ring a bell? does it ring a bell. >> it does. >> what ar

by trick hopper mostly sunny in most places. by 5:00 of scattered clouds allow chile the coast with lower 60s. this coming this week and we will see a warm-up. >> mark: and a bottle and a high school is closed one. sid was shot and killed and another injured. silicon for three people in connection with shooting. >> avery: school officials did come out and speak with us a few moments ago. there were could not. say not the school is closed today. they say high school victims were involved in the double shooting. they're looking for three gunmen right now. one student has been killed and another was seriously injured. will look into where it happened. this the map out what it's got to minutes away from the high school in. that a tight control near a golf course. police are still looking for these people even though it happened yesterday. this was the real like this morning. police are combing the area for any sign of the three people involved. people received the call since the mid scatback and shot. the second victim was found dea

>> into other cases, read versus hopper which is due 19 southern second 409 and smith versus nickel which is 270 southeastern second 15 1999 a state as as discretionary but they have not answered a certified question on that issue. >> could you give me the read versus. >> 219 southeastern second, 409. that's it 1975 case. >> are certified questions available in georgia? could recertify a question to the georgia supreme court? >> i believe you can your honor . >> i looked at the statute, the statute says in a hideous case, state hideous that the georgia supreme court must review it. it says it must review it unless it's without merit. i forget the exact words i was looking for. >> well, in state hideous i think it's 19, 1452 the statute is state hideous cases other appellate review and makes that discretionary, the georgia supreme court i've been looking in the wrong place. i heard you say, he quoted some words. i only heard the exact words that they wereexactly what i read and it was from the statute in georgia . it's that stored in just statute says, i just can't find it in my book, sorr

you have to put a lot of pellet ntz h is in the hopper. >> electric vehicles are held back primarilyy, energy, storage, and cost. in order to get a lot of range in a vehicle like tesla has done, it generates extremely high prices and even then, you know, tesla is still selling the things at a loss. so batteries will acleave some sort of breakthrough. energy -- every university and every klem call company and every car company is working on this. ultimately, batteries will be able at a modestly priced and modestly sized battery pack, they'll be able to store 350 to 400 miles. >> let's hope. >> at that point the piston engine is redunltant. >> there you go. bob lutz, thank you very much. ivan, thank you very much. >>> all right. so we talked a lot about the consumer today and this week. we just talked about cars. has the consumer, that means you, america, really stopped spending or just changed where we are spending? around that, what retail stocks should you be buying right now if any? all that, believe it or not, coming up on "power lunch." when a moment turns romantic why pause to t

>> in two of their cases reed versus hopper and smith versus nicho nichols, they both state those asetionary. but they have not answered a certified question on that issue. >> could you give me the reed versus what? >> 219 southeastern second 409. >> are certified questions available in georgia? could we certify a question to the georgia supreme court? >> i believe you can, your honor. >> i looked at the statute. the statute says in a habeas case that the georgia supreme court must review it. it says must review it unless it's without merit. i forget the exact words. i was looking for them. >> well in the state habeas, i i think it's 1914.52. the georgia supreme court -- >> then i'd be looking at the wrong place. he quoted some words. i don't remember the exact words but they were exactly what i had read and it was from a statute in georgia. the georgia statute said -- i just candidate find knit in my book here. the georgia statute said they shall review the case unless it's totally without merit, something like that. does that ring a bell? >> it does ring a bell. >> what are the exa

. >> in the next 20 minutes every hopper has a report any by a flower shop outside san francisco to showis on this mother's day. >>> a little rain didn't keep people from heading out and enjoying some rain in san francisco. it is called uncorked. a street fair with beer and wine from local wineries. it was a local event sponsored by kron four and was a huge hit . . >> in the rain, wind. >> winds that take organic to the cosmic level. >> it's really nice, it finishes nice. >> i'm loving it. >> this is my second class, so i am still standing. >> am i going to have to cut you off? >> you might. >> there are a lot of great wineries here and we are enjoying seeing the square come alive again. >> the event was to benefit bay area green tours. what a great way to show off local farms and businesses to people of all ages. >> as we take a look outside, you see the overcast skies continuing. we have the forecast coming up in a few minutes. for the weekend, it's the star wars concert going on in san francisco. happening at the music concorde of golding date park. the event is free to attend -- of g

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good news for passengers, hopper says the airfares are at the lowest levels in seven years. the average air fare into new york this april was $224, $14 cheaper than a year ago. into denver, $26 cheaper this year. $30 cheaper into chicago. $42 cheaper into l.a.x. into orlando, $55 cheaper. more pocket money for hotels, meals and entertainment. now, heading into summer, air fares are expected to rise slightly but remain lower than last year. even for most international destinations. >> what we expect is that air fare will peak in june and tend to slide through the summer. >> reporter: be warned, cheaper air fares means planes will be packed this summer. >> and the tsa is warning lines are likely to be very long, hours long, going until september. you might have gotten here two hours early before, you need to get to your airport, in some cases, three hours before your flight, to ensure you get through the tsa line. they don't have enough screeners for a record 2 million passengers a day. back to you. >> going to be a long summer. tom costello, thank you. >>> new developments th