let's welcome and frederic lalonde, ceo of hopper.would be the fourth wave of covid-19 playing out. frederic: on our side, there are two parts. hopper is a mobile app. 60 million users in north america. we are seeing some of our strongest numbers since the beginning of the year. in terms of recovery, we are twice as high in terms of transactions, airfare, hotel, then we were before the pandemic. another interesting aspect, hopper sees all the shopping demand. that is how we create our price reduction that has made us so popular. we are starting to see a small decrease of about 10% in shopping demand, which is usually a leading indicator to bookings. before the surge of holidays, which happens in the last quarter, we expect an 11% dip. for the first time since the beginning of the recovery -- going back almost a year -- we have started to see prices go down. airfare has dipped a little bit, car rental prices are down. delta has had an impact, especially in the sun belt markets. however, the demand remains super resilient. we think trav

now the pests begin to work, worms, beetles, bugs, hoppers. said gardening was just pleasant exercise? here's the first pest. the common cabbage worm eating holes in the newest cabbage leaves. like a good gardener, dick is on the job to protect the crop from all these pests and diseases the cabbage worm's mama, a small white butterfly lays its eggs on the leaves. a serving of stomach poison with the cabbage should finish mr. cabbage worm. some dust has been made scarce by the war, so other dust is used. dick does a good job of it. this cabbage is sick with the yellows or wilt. once the fungus that causes wilt gets into the soil, it takes years to get rid of it. next time dick will use wilt resistant varieties like jersey queen, marion market, and grove. the easy way to control insects and diseases is to attack them before they become too numerous. these beetles eat holes in potato leaves. a mixture is the remedy for insects and leaf diseases of potatoes. to make two and a half gallons, dick dissolves three ounces of powdered sulfate in water.

i should have mentioned hopper as well.s a smaller role, your son, than does dylan. dylan is fabulous. real terrific. it's fun to watch you interacting on the screen with your own kids about a character struggling to maintain his own relationship with his own children. what was it like not only to direct yourself for the first time but also direct your children? >> it was an extraordinary experience. it's not something i would have chosen to do. to direct the movie, decide to act in it, 30 days out, the actor that was going to play john vogel had family issues and was not able to do the film. we were on a countdown, the only way to make the movie happen was to jump in and do it. i'm so glad that happened. directing is a 17 1/2-hour a day job to begin with. i didn't know i could squeeze in the time to focus on the character but there are other things on that, i didn't have to negotiate the ego politics of two actors in a scene. i could bring my nuts and bolts and get that done. and focus on, particularly, dylan, playing jenn

where we're starting, how much time and famine vapors, vapors mom, ammonium nitrate horn and abolish hopper in ammonium nitrate is used as a fertilizer, but it's also a component to make box. the photos that have since emerged showed a disaster and waiting a cocktail of flavor. able materials were unsafely stored together. ammonium nitrate? what not? is it not a directive that's not a efficient matter hand fisher law, as i'm not nearly ammonium nitrate mechanical trig hadn't mechanical triggers. it was a billboard kenneth filed them on fireworks. the cam said you may not be unless you allow a fire or can mechanical trigger. the pressure actor or the ammonium nitrate will be lucille. but what started the fire investigators who have still to find the answer, say it may be hard to find the trigger. the sight of warehouse 12 was pulverized replaced by a large water filled crater the lead judge and the case study baton has been looking into 3 possible theories. the 1st is a mistake in the welding process during repair work that was being done to the warehouse. the 2nd is unintentional fire. some

kind of insurrection to spread nor, and everything's going to be just okay the but there's a lot the hopper hatch and will that happen? there's the russian strategically very important asset just for 100. you know, there's north of the border in the mountains of said she found the off know off a system that looking after space up 250000 kilometers high tracking or everything flying there. and losing that installation would be a very severe blow. so russia is ready to defend the border if need be. okay. i thought that this time on a story like this, we do appreciate it. thank you. now before we move on, let's bring some pictures out of rome from outside the main airport where a military flight landed short time ago from afghanistan carrying diplomatic saw the afghan employees and italian nationals. they all underwent code 1900 testing before they were allowed to leave the airport in. cobble one of the problems that's causing a backlog of people where they started their journey is the visas because people need exit visas. they perhaps need entry fees. this for the countries they are going int

it says, cobble internationally, what a thousands of people scramble to get house ah, hello joe hopper, when on come on santa maria with the risk continuing coverage of developments. and if dennis on and the rest of the day's news, the rep told haiti from saturday, devastating earthquake is now at almost 1300 and a tropical storm is now threatening rescue efforts the instead of patients in san to the opposition leader. okay, and i want to close the contested presidential election me monday morning and i'm going to stop when millions of people are waking up to morning, fraught with uncertainty over the future of their nation in less than 24 hours. they are elected government fell, the capital was taken over by the taliban. the group has no control of and abandoned presidential palace. stronger scenes there is fight, has rolled up the national flag and imposed pictures behind the desk of present industrial. danny taliban says it is committed to a peaceful transition of power and is open to talks to form what it calls an open, inclusive islamic government. so say pledge to respect the rig

the whole stay hopper, st. germany needs a new african refugee policy at the very top level though, of government policy remains that germany wants to see refugees fleeing afghanistan looked after in nearby countries. that was the message coming from angle america earlier this week and still remains the government message as well. what we have heard from the german chancellor though, is that she says lessons need to be learned about what went wrong enough. galveston, these are so limited at this point, i can say that we have nor did she sell goals. and we have to discuss more lessons we have learned from this. and german evacuation flights are constantly leaving, taking people from cobble airport to a german base in those back as don. and then on to commercial airline is bringing them to frank for top of thursday morning, around 900 people have been taken on those flights. what has drawn some criticism though, is the fact that before a lot of those people got on flights, well, quite a lot of alcohol was taken on most plains as well, some 65000 cans of beer, 340 both of wine. if media r

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good morning from dental hopper, and i'm kim all santa maria. this is the news from al jazeera. samsung's vice chairman j wiley is walked out of a south korean prison on parole, released early from a sentence to bribery and embezzlement.

with respect to the hopper style windows, use of those windows is not appropriate for the hoa. they are not used anywhere in the clay hill hoa. the board was advised because by design openings do not provide protection to the elements such as water ininstitution which is significant. while they raise concerns regarding measurements of the windows at issue. d.b.i. performing the duties determined the measurements were sufficient. windows were properly measured and choice and selection of window including size, type and materials were appropriate exercise of the board's delegated authority. for all reasons d.b.i. did not abuse discretion in the issuing of the building permit. i am available for questions. >> question from president honda. >> you pretty much answered most of the questions. is there a reason especially since two of the windows, is there a window your clients want to elongates that giving more exposure to the shower area? >> the windows in the bathroom are done to reflect closer align with the original windows installed in 1950. the original permit, 1949 permit only

. >> it was like the new year's hoppers or the halloween populists. where you can pull too strength or you can pull one. and confetti and stuff comes. oh >> that's when conrad said he turned and saw heidy standing there in the holy, naked. >> she wasn't talking. she was not talking at all. she was coughing. she was heaving. >> she was leading? >> she was bleeding out of her mouth and nose. i needed to call 9-1-1 immediately. >> 9-1-1. what is your emergency? >> orem, utah. come quick! >> an unimaginable shocking scene. heidy on the kitchen floor in a pool of her own blood. on conrad the phone, pleading for help. >> there's so much blood. if you don't get here right now, she's going to die. i don't know what happened. i really don't know what happened. oh, my god. >> it was bad to begin with and it got so much worse. >> as you will learn, truer words may never have been spoken. >> what happened in that house? coming -- up >> i'm asking conrad what's going on. he said, i don't know what happened. everything was just different answers. different theories

having discussions not only about what we want to put in the budget reconciliation process, but also hopper gonna pay for it. >> and what is the schedule for the committee's reporting back so that the budget reconciliation bill can be voted on in the house. is that a september vote? >> i think that's gonna be a september vote, we go back and we're gonna be there in washington for two weeks at the end of september. i think will see different committees come forward at different times, but ice expect that we will start to see the contours of this legislation come forward here after labor day, and up through september 15th or so. the goal is to give congress members on both sides of the aisle, and both the house in the senate a chance to be in conversation, flush out these plans. the president has laid out key priorities. he talked about two four years of community college, talked about tax fairness, he talked about, you know, addressing paid family leave, childcare, now we have to get down to exactly what that is going to look like on the ground. what are the programs going to look like? are

folks are already planning their holiday travel travelers have started monitoring the travel app hopper web for the best christmas time deals, travel experts say, having flexibility in your travel dates will get you where you want to go for a cheaper price dates close to christmas, and after january 6th tend to be the most inexpensive. experts also say not to perfect rock bottom prices this holiday season because of the coronavirus pandemic, it may take some time to rebuild travelers confidence in spirit airlines after last week's huge meltdown, thousands of cancellations hit travelers all across the country. yeah, spirit blames staffing shortages, tech problems and a surge in travel. the ordeal cost thousands of passengers time and money. but as fox news jennifer holden tells us getting your money back might not be so easy. lines of passengers anxious to get home continued to format. the spirit counter friday, megan sullivan gave up and bought a southwest ticket to rebook my other flight. i spent $230 sullivan says she received a credit from spirit instead of a refund, and then just gi

our 2025 forecast from 300 million to 600 million, and that's just what we have organically in the hopperny. i'm not selling anytime soon. i believe this is a multi multi-billion dollar brand , long time, we should be able to generate sizable billion s of dollars of revenue overtime, and again, i hope that wall street will reward us overtime as we continue to execute. liz: well that appears to be what has to happen, if you continue on this trajectory of 88% growth year-over-year on direct direct to consumer which is your big piece of the business as you move forward ben, good to see you, thank you very much. >> thanks, liz. liz: ben kohn of playboy. inflation nation seeing prices sky rocket, everything from food to gas, you guys know this , right? so major appliances every time you buy something, coffee. so what we're going to do is we're heading straight to new jersey, and an appliance store there that everybody loves to go to in montclair, to see how retailers are passing the increasing costs of refrigerators, dishwashers, washer and dryers on to the consumer and what that means to appl

when somebody shot several times hopper's gayle ong talk to his mother as the fight for justice for her son continues. >> for 15 years. paula brown carries pictures of her son i ever with me and that i stand up on polls and put them up there person aubrey a picasso was 17 years old when he was shot and killed. >> it was 8/14/2006, at the intersection of grover and baker streets in san francisco. my son was full of life. it's. >> i was getting by a car for his a graduation, but it didn't make it. you know. he died saving someone else's life. he said was and that's what a neighbor's whatever they were since then, brown has been advocating against gun violence every year around the anniversary of her son's death. >> family, friends and police officers gather at the site where it happened. >> and the pain still raw for brown is still hurts. >> it hurts. >> and can do to bring awareness, not just to my son but other mothers and fathers that are out there suffering in silence. >> and don't know what to do. she has this message for the perpetrators. i want justice for my son. i'm asking. tryin

. >> seth: your son hopper is in the film as well >> yep >> seth: is this just a father using jobs in >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and did it work? was it good family time together >> it was great. i don't sleep very well. but when my kids are under the same roof or in some proximity, i suddenly sleep so i was able to sleep on the shoot in ways that i haven't been before. yeah, it was -- and then i've just been, you know, kind of took the show on the road with dylan. you know, doing press for the movie and so she's still gets ball and chained to me it's a good plan relationship with the project? did you talk to her a lo i mean, we just lucked out that jennifer vogel happens to be the most extraordinarily supportive, even of poetic license, you know, she gets it. she gets film. so she was really a collaborator and there were times where we were making revisions. we would always bounce it by her. she came to set a few times. you know, her book is the movie and then some. because we -- i just tried to express the center core of the story with the movie but the book, "flim-flam man," is an

go, look, right into that hopper. go. lemonis: i mean, it's not light. corey: go. throw it.o. okay, start. [ machine whirs ] there we go. it will go back and forth, and it will cut 4-ounce pieces of dough. it's gonna run through here, and it's gonna be formed into a bagel. lemonis: how long you been doing this? neto: 16 years. -lemonis: here? -neto: yeah. -lemonis: with him? -neto: yeah. i was taught by a gentleman who was a fourth-generation bagel maker. lemonis: all right, back out. let me show you how to do this. corey: look at this. we got a replacement for you. lemonis: they look more like donuts. holy [bleep] they're moving too fast! here, i'll try to keep them -- corey: now what are we gonna do? there's too many coming out. now to shut the machine! shut it down. shut it down. neto: there you go. there you go. corey: shut it down. there you go. all right. now, get 'em into the water. the water's boiling, and then we're stirring them up. you want to try it? -lemonis: yeah. corey: this is actually going to cook the outside, which gives us the hard outside, soft inside. i

health came into -- how do you manage through that ko compete at your best >> thank you, it's an hoppery important it goes hand in hand with physical health. >> for me it's to focus on my goals for myself that's what drives me every day when i go to training. i love the process i think you have to enjoy the day-to-day journey to appreciate, enjoy, really give your best at the biggest stage, which was tokyo for me. >> you're able to focus on your own goals, while being a great teammates. i understand you formed kgl sports, l.l.c. for all the opportunities coming your way. what are you most excited about for using your platform for move things like stem education, which i know is one of your interests. >> i'm really excited i've been able to partner with some terrific brands, and very authentic partnerships and partnerships with brands that are doing really great things in communities and in the nation. i have a stem education program with panasonic that's something we've been doing that the last year and a half, we're suspending that. i've been visiting schools in the u.s., and even duri