and i can't -- okay, grace hopper, women in tech. it's the obvious answer so change it.ginas in tech conference. >> you can't come in. >> i can see the merch now. we are going to get down to the point it's about -- >> yes, exactly. >> douglas, is it time for all of us to -- >> thank you four of you. >> that offers us preferential treatment that gives status. >> i come up with a definition of nonbinary, which is look at me. all of me. and occasionally i'm doing somebody will, you know, raise their hand, i object to something that you said. my partner's nonbinary they always say like that. and i always say, well, do they have a penis? and then it's like i've committed the crime. >> yes. >> they've committed the crime by boring me to death with a nonissue. i bet anything, these guys who broke into this, just wanted to get their end away in a female conference. >> wouldn't have to ask that question about the technology conference. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> i'm not sure. >> id badge. >> i'm not sure what my point is, by the way. >> funny, nonbinary thing is the least interestin

grace hopper women in techtech. it's the obvious answer.'ll just change it to the grace hopper in teche in. conference. yes. if you don't have a , you can' >> it come in. i can just see the merch now.ow ye. wes, it is true that we're going to get down to the point where it's all going to be just about extremities. >> but in technology. yes, exactly . douglas, is it time for all of>a us to identify as anything that offers us preferential treatment? givetmens you protected status? >> i credit myself with having come up with a definition of non-binary, which is look at me. >> yeah. i guess this means that that's all it means. i'and occasionally, occasionally i'm doing somebody well. >> wel l you know, there's certain personal reasons. i object to something that youty said, mr. murray. a my partner's non-binary and they alwaylw s say like that. and i always say, well, do i'v they have a ? mm-hmm. and thencommitte, like, i've cod the crime. yes, they've committed the crimg meate. boring me to death with a non-issue. yeah, and i beet these guys w

there were insane amount of men there for the career fair. >> if you are a man who attended grace hopperce, shame on you. shame on you for undermining our space and safety and making it even harder to level the playing field because you are that desperate for a job. >> harris: sounds like women's sports. the event's chief had to get involved and address it. >> yesterday there was a far greater number of cisgender men attending. -- [indiscernible] -- which you have no right. [applause] >> let me be perfectly clear, stop it. right now, stop it. [cheering] >> harris: sorry about that, should have put some words on the screen, it was hard to understand, we got the part about him talking about men lying to get in. that does not solve the problem of the men trying to take the jobs of women. probably didn't need the word. >> ben: it is pretty funny watching a man yell at men for being men. they found a code and they broke the machine, they found nonbinary, clicked on it and decided to show up and beat the man. i love this. i think it needs to happen more so we can get back to a sane world where

mostly, hoppers are bought by volunteers and veterans' funds; one set costs approximately 50,000, butry drone sold taxed. the coordinators of the bekas project... the absence of this state line, of course, has an effect, this is what we, the bikas team, are doing now, so to speak, well, this is an impulse of enthusiasts, there are a number of such groups in russia that collect them, where- then in a garage, somewhere more suitable, like a company allocates certain premises there, but this level may be of a small medium-sized business, i would like large businesses to also take part in this, if there is enough funding, we are all in common with our efforts we will be able to produce many such devices, this will be a very significant help for the armed forces. we need help in the supply of components, tax incentives , organization of production in different regions according to uniform technical requirements, entrepreneurs throughout the country are quite capable of producing more than a million drones a year for the front, but here we already need a state order. if there are five peopl

how did this god shinall hopper, dean? there isn't as though you see them. what do we do? we get a void the danger. how about yeah. and is that less? um, how long? uh this not much. the multiplan just working was itself put in the outskirts to him . i kind of hop out of to watch it. it's whenever there was a danger we were on site and i know that i'm sort of, i'm also an educator for children and adults, so the vigilant when returning from the camps to the old city and other areas. so i am not the not the company. medina, demo, a lot of the, from the over the, the as just stuff them the me i use used all kinds of means to harm people, especially children. click on the yeah, yeah, cool. but that's a general idea. and they were often exclusive heading in children's toys on the i can tell you, bear with me my 5 year and then lay up some of the fact that i'm in the them. and so my while ago i heard about 3 children in the village outside of myself, treating cheap and most of the kind of, oh yeah, no model at little on, on their way. they saw something that looked like an elect

but we do have good news park hoppers will be returning so anybody who has a family, they mow thatknowt is quite endeavor >> and kids who want anything and everything there that's disney, yeah it gets expensive. >>> a new pew research study shows that women taking their husband's name is still common women in opposite sex marriages change their name. only 14% kept their own name and a smaller% percent, 5% hyphenated their names with their husbands i think a lot of this is based on stage of life you get married when you're older and established in your profession you want to keep your name >> i can understand that never bothered me one way or the other. my wife has not yet changed her name she said she will. it doesn't matter to me. she says it matters to her and the kids >> it's confusing at school, right? >> that's still mommy and daddy, though >>> weomba ce ck and have an update in the false kidnapping case of a woman in alabama whats differently? (vo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body... ...regulate blood sugar... ...and mounjaro... ...can help decrease

what does it mean hazardous gun shinall hopper dangerous enough? and so we see them. what do we do? we get a void. the danger crop up. yeah. and is that less um, how long? uh, there's not much the multiplan just working model itself, but in the outskirts to my kind of hop out of to watch it. it's whenever there was a danger. we were on site and i noted on sort of, i'm also an educator for children and adults. so the vigilant when returning from the camps to the old city and other areas, i am not the not the company medina demo. a robin minolta from the over that is just stuff them the jimmy i used all kinds of means to harm people, especially children. click on the yeah. and yeah, cool with that budget on the there were often exclusive heading in children's toys like and tiny very it's just getting my 5 year dimly up some of the fact that i'm in is them. and so my while ago i heard about 3 children in the village, outside of mosul, herding sheep, and most it's kind of cool. yeah. and what of outlook on, on their way, they saw something that looked like an electric lamp and they bump

the sewage that you see has a part called the hopper. bridge the southern ones start to work, which returns the sludge from there to the beginning of this route , which is an aerated anoxic unit, and the clear water enters the landers through the vanaches . and it comes out of that part and goes to the other end, that tank, which if you look carefully, is the tank below the light tower, which is the chlorine contact unit in the sewage treatment process. at the final stage , we reached here. here is clear water. in the end, farmers and industries reach the first part of karaj sewage treatment plant was put into operation in 2006 and the second part of the treatment the house with a capacity of 58 thousand cubic meters is ready for use. the first treatment plant is the stabilization pond method and it is located next to this treatment plant with a capacity of 58,000 cubic meters per day . anzab karaj signed a contract in 2008 and started its activities from that year, but for various reasons , unfortunately, the operation of this treatment

in the name of the hopper, it enters the tank from there.e bridges of sludge rub start to work, which returns the sludge from there to the beginning of this route, which is an aerated anoxic unit, and the clear water enters the landers from the vanaches and enters the landers. it is possible, and it leaves that part and goes to the other end. if you look carefully, there is a tank down next to the light tower, which is a unit in the final stage of the sewage treatment process. we have reached here. here is clear water. this clear water is chlorinated and given to the consumer . finally, farmers and industries will benefit from the first part of the renovation of fazileb karaj house in 2006. the collection has been completed and the second part of the treatment plant with a capacity of 58 thousand cubic meters is ready for operation. the first treatment plant is a method but it is a treatment plant and it is located next to this treatment plant with a capacity of 58 thousand cubic meters per day. the second module of karaj sewage treatment pl

this bee acts completely exclusive and the white hopper stage can parasitize and settle inside the greenhouse. in addition to this bee, makrolov's hunter age can also be a complementary predator to this factor and as a package in the set of an ipmi program or integrated pest management of greenhouse enclosures. in fact, three other types of predatory insects have been produced and commercialized in this center, and their use increases productivity in greenhouses and greenhouses by 50%. samia nasser khabari sedavasima. the minister of economic affairs and finance says that in the process of handing over the government's share in iran khodro saipa actions started last year, but with the change of the minister of industry, new planning should be done. will happen. president esfand 100 ordered that the process of handing over shares of automobile manufacturers be determined within 6 months. giving government shares in car manufacturers was one of the programs announced by the government and was one of the orders of the president. but it seems that no follow-up has been done in this regard. during

second largest city it both the 3rd largest hopper in your, at the largest warehouse district in the world way more purchase in venice and moving a 100 swans a symbol with the cities historical silver in stages. this northern metropolis is full, so name for it, so they have a bond red light this the, it striking as to how many constant holes and fish fish fish come back is also the youngest kevin states with an average age of just save of $42.00 back to the fish, unsurprisingly, sea food is a staple of northern kazi. an absolute classic is not 2 cells tearing out. of course, we call neglect the via exactly brand new drink, depends largely on way. why here in the room, just as everywhere else, there's plenty of local pride involved here in the north with generally talking some kind of pills now. but there's another drink i've had on my bucket list for ages. aust, please and t a move i have a tuck in. great britain, aust, pleaseland is apparently the teacher in capital of the wells, the east regions drink an average of 300 liters of to you. yeah. and there's a whole ritual involved. i'

know they've been in trouble, so there's actually a separate fare gate project meant to deter gate hoppers and fare evaders. >> i believe the west oakland bart station slated to have those gates installed in december and then a full rollout will also happen around summer of next year is i don't know personally what the gates are going to look like, but it's a new gate design, presumably to prevent people from just hopping over the fare gate and that doesn't really tie in directly to the paper tickets, the transition away from paper tickets, but it's its own separate project from bart to try and help shore up its finances by preventing fare evasion. >> got it. all right. fascinating garrett lahey, thank you so much for explaining what's going on with those bart paper tickets. >> yes, thank you. >> and you can check out garrett's article and more of the san francisco standard's other original reporting on their website. sf standard.com. we'll take a short break and be right cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you.

most of the service in the city inspector on the hopper is on wind turbines. so you can say this projects with using a lot of electricity windows. some excess of like tricity helps us integrate more renewable into the, to the grid. it also enables us to provide c, p to our customers would fail also so happy of them. so this is something this, in the sense that the heat we produce when they think tricity is very cheap. when we have a lot of wind, then the price of c a fall till close to 0. the project was this mom's idea the, the foundation in denmark is that we have at these 3 key thing system. so that was, is already uh, the connection in the city. we can produce the heat at one place and distribute it to the, to the houses all over the city. i think this is a very, very big explanation on why denmark is on the forefront uh on this screen. some system up to no. s p a, and it's a 100000 residents, upward light on a coal fired power plant. now is district pete supply is going to run of green energy. so look to the locals. think it's good fun nature can exclude

they've always got somebody in the hopper to keep people afraid and round up so that they will continue to support the ever increasing budget for the what president eisenhower, who also warned about this edifice and his farewell address. when he said this is a grave threat, is military industrial complex to the rights and liberties in democratic process. these are the american people. they need these official enemies to get people distracted away from the real threat. and that's our own federal government. shaking home by good, i'll stop you there more from the twenty's ready for you as the material presidential candidates after this break the the welcome back to building on the ground. obviously it was the twenty's ready for you as libertarian presidential candidate and president and founder of the future of freedom foundation, jacob, calling back i or jacob, you mentioned r. s k. earlier i understand that joe biden is not allowed the federal funds for a payment for a security detail given you don't like federal funds or anything, maybe you agree with on that one. but obviously it's da

they've always got somebody in the hopper to keep people afraid and round up so that they will continue to support the ever increasing budget for the what president eisenhower, who also warned about this edifice. and as fairwell address, when he said this is a grave threat, this military industrial complex to the rights and liberties and democratic processes of the american people. they need these official enemies to get people distracted away from the real threat. and that's our own federal government. dragging home by good, i'll stop you there more from the twenty's ready for you as the material presidential candidates after this break the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the audience that they are expertise very harshly against these that they, they also have a huge federal company because they have a cottage both, let's say they want to gain as you money. they meet least. so if i is for them very to say to them, and the big one is a medical, the only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking, that is of nations because that's, are allowed to do anything, all the

have been reluctant to assume direct responsibility to other journalists flat, then petoskey, on the hopper left and we'll talk soon as well. but lots of knowledge to survive. reports goes on to claim that the agency has had no involvement in telling operations by you trade in agencies is also being noted that his work has the focused on bolstering abilities. to gather intelligence on an advisory. and the publication includes vis a warning to kids that it says fascination campaign could home your friends post specs for nato and e u membership. we had from full, met us intelligence officer and host off the whistle blow as don't carry off who, who is a c i a will continue to turn a blind eye on ukrainian. lisa local races as long as the conflicts lost, but eventually we'll have to revise this approach. and it of time of war, this is going to be less. so they're going to care less about operations that the ukrainians are carrying out so long as those operations are against the russians. but it's going to come to a point where the premium service is going to have to be rained in. if you crane i

deliveries is creating an immediate and life threatening situation for a 2 point. 2000000 people of which hopper children who are now in desperate desperate need. so that's where you get the 2 percent of their usual food supply that they've been getting since this started, what are people eating? my family is in roswell, i, yesterday they share the 3 kinds of 2 non between about 20 people with cucumber. um they have to queue as your reporter said, for hours, for water, or even to get some bread. the prices have blown out through green water is almost nonexistent. or we don't need to be leaders available per person. the un that's 50 and the leaders as the minimum bare minimum, even in the amount of tearing emergencies as the bar. uh, so that's 5 times less than what the u. n said says the bare minimum for a people person to survive. numerous bakeries and supermarkets have been destroyed and damaged are those that are up original of course cannot meet the local demand for essentially, like press spread. guys is only working wheat, mail is non operational because there's no fuel because and it runs

and grace hopper, i believe, is a recruitment agency in one of the biggest in the us. for women and job fairs for women and non—binary. and we have a apologists. oh do we? okay. she actually simply put some of you lie about your gender. >> i mean, would you register it as evidenced by the stacks and stacks of resumes? >> you're passing out? you did so because you thought that you could come here and take space and try to get a job. we need male allies . we need men who male allies. we need men who want to celebrate, women who want to celebrate, women who want to celebrate, women who want to work with and for you. >> when so the sound wasn't perfect on that. >> but basically he was saying that some men or a lot of men have turned up at this conference and he suspects them of just pretending to be non—binary to get in. but how can he tell? hang on a minute. isn't this self id? yeah. aren't we trying to bring this into law in parts of the uk? yeah. if you walk into a room and you say you're a woman, you must be believed . and if you're not, believed. and if you're not, i

i thought in mark hopper analysis there, the word formal was doing a lot of work, because the speculationund for weeks and it is pretty clear the direction of travel in terms of the policy if you were wondering rishi sunak also recorded another video in which he announced the project would go ahead whilst mark said no, he didn't. to the project would go ahead whilst mark said no, he didn't.— mark said no, he didn't. to the wider fallout, _ mark said no, he didn't. to the wider fallout, because - mark said no, he didn't. to the wider fallout, because of - mark said no, he didn't. to the l wider fallout, because of course, the logos at the conference was all about the big decisions for the future, but in terms of the short—term dividing lines, absolutely clear, but the challenge that the prime minister has laid out for keir starmer, what did you make, what was your assessment of what the leader of the opposition was saying? keir starmer choosing his words very carefully in a series of interviews with colleagues and the bbc�*s nations and regions, choosing the similar phrase, all the time, t

they have a motor in the back and it blows winds down one side and carried by air into the hopper.will mess this up is new -- large pieces of cardboard or sticks or coat hangers. anything that is more than 12 inches. the tube on the tracks is only 12-inch diameter. >> people asked what they can do to help to keep the city clean. there are people that letter. leaves are one thing. any of the garbage you see is from people being careless. [♪♪♪] >> one cars parked in the way, we can't sweep under the congress. to deal with this, we have parking control officers that are provided by m.t.a. and they go in front of our sweepers and pass out citations to people that are parking the wrong way. once the sweepers sweep past in san francisco, you may park behind the street sweeper. we all know parking is a big issue. north beach hasn't been swept since the eighties because of opposition. but we are getting a lot of requests to sweep. basically our trucks are 10 feet wide. we stick the brooms out and they are may be 12 feet wide. >> there are a lot of blind spots when driving a large truck ped

not everything you tell me is what you are going to do but everything will be put into a hopper and weng something so that was idea inundated with data and i was beginning to worry about whether he would come back and i went to say hello and i asked things like how is it going? they weren'ton deep analytical question so similar to the sense i had ours traveling a handshake she seemed quite emotional, her face was looking to burst with something also like i'm not going to waste my breath. we had five or six, i forget how many in the last decade so you can imagine a person who works everyday, i want to waste my time with this so i'm sitting over here and she pulled her hand back in an emotional and tearful way, i'm just tired of having to say i'm sorry. for me as i reflected quickly, it was imagine moment in the sense imagine going to work everyday having to apologize, i'm sorry you're late, i'm sorry you can't do this and you have zero to door with that decision and how we got disillusioned. over time they grow weary of that now is beginning to have a sense that i think the first thing

. >> harris: one columnist said this regardless of the motivations from the hopper job fair male attendeesf their constructs. score another one for the patriarchy. >> i love this story so much. every one of these people speaking out would be considered a trans fob if they said the same thing about biological men competing in women's sports. they let it happen to women who lost out on students and colorships getting beaten by men. on a selfish level i find the sliding scale of identity kind of funny. by the time this is over my cat will win the westminster dog show. how can you tell me she can't? that's the scam of identity. why are these women mad? they sold women out. the 50th anniversary of title ix and what are we doing? letting men get into the pool. that's the scam. it's a have it both ways angles they are going for. >> harris: let's get to this quick. lefty culture warriors, are they coming for your car? the car is becoming a cultural flash point where climate apocalypse prophesy meets anti-elitist pragmatism. their values are at stake. the biden administration is continuing its war

my perfect saturday would be taking a walk to the golden gate bridge and you can touch hoppers handsk through here, circle through the palace of fine arts and gaze up and wonder. you can go into the presidio and walk around a beautiful national park and when you are done, if you are tired or hungry, you can walk to chestnut street. tons of restaurants and wonderful places to get a famous san francisco craft cocktail. >> that sounds perfect. a lot of our videos seem to end on cocktails. [laughter] >> welcome to san francisco. >> thanks skylar. >> . >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting the services within the feigned we help san francisco remain unique and successful and rib rant where will you shop the shop and dine the 49 i'm e jonl i provide sweets square feet potpie and peach cobbler and i started my business this is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoa you need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the

. >> no, you've got the whites in the washing machine, now let's throw stripes into the hopper there as another piece of data that is out there. and remember, i think that the operative phrase or what we'll hear tomorrow from powell is a message of patience. so now we wait to see does the data begin to reflect the slowdown that we seem to be hearing in the anecdotes. because we've done nothing but mark up the third quarter and even a little bit the fourth quarter because of the strong retail report. >> yeah, weakness showing up kind of in front of me, but not in the data yet. so who knows. steve, thanks very much. >>> let's switch gears and talk earnings with tesla set to announce third quarter results in a couple hours. investors are muted. shares down about 4% this session. earlier this month tesla said its deliveries dropped 7% quarter on quarter. but that they still aim to keep annual target deliveries of 1.8 million vehicles for the full year. here with us onset is global autos analyst for rbc. i know it is a busy time in your space right now. between everything going on with th

a little more complicated than a hopper without a concept without options write write three differentn on paper, and we ’ll see if something coincides, it happens, but time passes. not bad, vitebsk, the youth capital, katya, let's start with you, i'll ask tv viewers to sit down just in case, and if you're standing, so, bang, mozart, aginski, well, thank you, libretos are mostly written by writers, no, i ask you, show me also, yes, well, someone is now choking, yes, someone is being given artificial respiration, so let the person recover, sit back on the sofa, and fall into a coma again. dunin martsinkevich, this is what i wanted to see on your cards, alas, vladimir, you did not escape the construction, you see, 30 seconds and three, which are important elements, three elements, yes, one on one and so that they survive if the tower collapses, we let's sum up the results of the second round, you will naturally take the lead, your account will be zero. once, not bad, the second element, time goes by, good and one more element and we move on to the opposing team, and then who knows what w

and if they're actually going into the hopper, yes for good cause, but just ask the staff. >> you have poop. wouldn't that sort of further science? i better be way more interestin science and their people to me we are already paying for ( bleep ) without taxes, i don't want to pay for ( bleep ) here. >> it's true. >> greg: i think people in the media should do this because they are really good at making bleep ) up. imagine if you get turned down, though? like to buy crap, oh, no, yours isn't good enough, sorry. >> that's what, i mean. it's not for everybody? so true. all right, don't go away, we'll be right back >> we are out of time. thank you to our guest in our studio audience. [applause] >> trace: i am trace gallagher . it is 6:00 a.m

my perfect saturday would be taking a walk to the golden gate bridge and you can touch hoppers hands at the bridge. come back through here, circle through the palace of fine arts and gaze up and wonder. you can go into the presidio and walk around a beautiful national park and when you are done, if you are tired or hungry, you can walk to chestnut street. tons of restaurants and wonderful places to get a famous san francisco craft cocktail. >> that sounds perfect. a lot of our videos seem to end on cocktails. [laughter] >> welcome to san francisco. >> thanks skylar. >>

and at this point, police are now asking for your help hopper's reyna harvey explains here in the studio, this is a photo of deseret. lee huey. please going to look at her. she disappeared from her alameda neighborhood on saturday morning. she was last seen at her home once antonio avenue around 08:00am. that morning. police say she told a family member on the phone that she planned to go for a walk and that she would normally walk. it would last about 30 minutes around her neighborhood. so here we may have been wearing a navy blue jacket, black pants, black, knee-high leather boots at the time of her disappearance. alameda police department asking residents on san antonio avenue. if you live there, please check your security cameras between the hours and 10:00am and 11:00am to try and help establish your travel past anyone with any information you're encouraged to contact police. i'll send it back to both of the dead. all right. thank you, 10. 37 in santa rosa. police say they found a loaded and concealed firearm. >> after they stopped a man for speeding over the weekend. frank familia

she was so prolific, her articles kept going after she died because she is so much in the hopper. she was a workaholic. keep in mind this is the badass who's been a coal miner. not only was she underground 600 feet, but she walked for miles back and forth every day after the shift's end and then to work. >> this is a gutsy woman who has this sense of self, but still start and discuss. the pseudonyms she news is how she approached herself. it's a very common strategy for women to sort of sneak in under the radar. elizabeth cady stanton, one of the most radical thinkers about feminism in the 19th century. looks like everybody's grandmother and was very funny until she got the podium, and then she just would be scathing in a nicely snarking way. frances perkins says when she started doing labor law bring an the new york legislator, she's an attractive woman. she dressed 20 years older because she said the male legislators to want to hear from me, but they will respect son who looks like her mother, so she edged her way in and women had to find ways to etch in, and nancy hopkins' way

i mean, the modern armies are going to put you into a hopper.ult areas, prebattle areas. in the battle of fallujah, we what waited around for 15 hours inside of around norred vehicles. by the end of that, just let us out. that is a tremendous amount of time to wait. you're actually watching right now the beginning of what a eye peers to be -- appears to be like a demilitarized zone around gaza strip. a lot of people do the israelis have any attention to occupy gaza. most experiments will tell you there's no point in that. if i -- you eliminate all of hamas, what does the future look like? when you think of south korea and north korea, if you don't trust that area around the strip, the best way to eliminate incurlses in the future, the best way to slow a resurgence of hamas is to simply keep the civilian population are at a distance from that a area. pete: david, remind our viewers about fallujah. how many enemy fighters, how many americans were there, how long did it take? >> so we had about 12,000 american forces, 10,000 that went into the city

now these are one park tickets, but you can upgrade to park hoppers.orida is also offering a similar deal. when you book a four night resort, stay. as you know, disney is the parent company of abc seven. >> if you believe in ufos and you have a ring camera, well, ring is offering you big bucks to capture proof of alien life using that doorbell camera. >> the home security company is launching their million dollar search for extraterrestrials competition to win it, you're supposed to capture unaltered scientific evidence of a real life form. one winner will receive the grand prize of $1 million. but you're not going to get it all at once. you're going to get $50,000 a year for 20 years. this whole thing is so extra. all videos will be reviewed by a space and extraterrestrial expert. now, here's the thing that is fun. they're offering a $500 amazon gift card for the most creative fake. i like it. >> i want to laugh. i want to be intrigued. >> me too. >> i want all the things. >> i want it to be as stupid as possible. speaking of spooky season, it's here

. >> janai: according to hopper, fares this holiday season will average $268 per ticket.oliday deals should you grab right now? well, new york to orlando round trip, $138. seattle to boston, 228 round trip, and if you're in the mood to head overseas, flights to new zealand, 686 round trip from multiple cities across the country. >> those are fares that you might normally expect to see in january or february, but we're still able to find even at this late juncture for some thanksgiving and christmas availability. i would not sleep on it. >> janai: and experts stress the key to a good deal, flexibility. you can save nearly 100 bucks by flying on less popular dates before and after each holiday week. >> if you can fly on the less popular days around the holidays, you can save upwards of 40%, so when you fly is just as important as when you book your tickets. >> janai: and some more travel advice because i am the travel expert on the desk today. >> whit: is that right? >> janai: try to build in a bumper day traveling one day early, so if you face a disruption, you'll still ma

she was so prolific, her articles kept going after she died because she had so much in the hopper. she was a inworkaholic. no keep in mind, she had been a gold miner and not only was she underground 600 feet but she walked four miles back and forth to work every day after their shift ended and to work. this is a very gutsy woman who had this sense of self but still starts in disguise. the pseudonym she uses, how she approaches this, this is a very common strategy for women, to sort of sneak in under the radar. elizabeth cady stanton, one of the most prolific thinkers, looked like everybody's grandmother and was very funny, until she got to the podium ands then she just was scathing in a starkey way. frances perkins said when she sl started doing labor lobbying in the new york legislator, she ism a very attractive woman. she said the male legislatures don't want to hear from me but they will respect someone who looks like their mother. she edged her way in. women had had to find ways to edge in and nancy hopkins' way was to find the merit and to find allies. i know i have blamed the

but everything's going to get put into hopper. and from that, we're going to glean something. so that was the bright sort of strategic idea from a real, you know, from a real practical perspective. i was getting in inundated with information and data and was beginning to worry about, can you promise everyone that you're going to come back from this trip and have, you know, the thing you're going to do or suggest? and i was worried. and and that fateful trip from denver to chicago with one of our clients, amy sue, is is her name. i went up to just say to her and to ask my question, like i was just asking things like, hey, you know, how's it going or anything you share what it wasn't and weren't deeply questions and again similar to the the feeling and sense that i had when i was traveling earlier with the holding a handshake longer etc. . she she seemed quite emotional. her face was just looking to burst with with something, but also at the same time was a place where it's like, i'm not going to waste my breath you're one of many. i think we've had five or six. i forget how man

deliveries is creating an immediate and life threatening situation for a 2 point. 2000000 people of which hopper children who are now in desperate desperate need. so that's where you get the 2 percent of their usual food supply that they've been getting since the start and what are people eating? and my family is in god law. uh, yesterday they share that me comes up to non between about 20 people with to cover um they have to queue as your reporter said, for hours, for water or even to get some bread. the prices have blown out. the root, clean water is almost nonexistent. or we don't need to be leaders available per person. um do you, i'm so it's 15 meters as a bare minimum, even then in humanitarian emergencies. the use of it was known as a guy. and can you say those numbers again for of yours the water that they have versus the water that people need? so the so, so far people have only 3 leaders a day per person. um, the un that's 50 and the leaders of the minimum bare minimum, even in your mind, is here in emergencies as the bar. so that's 5 times less than what the us that says the bare mini