the 1st time she traveled, she went to que wait in 2014. if she stays for one year, then she was the 4th time she went back. i couldn't go to post it again and then went back again for 4 months before being finally divorced again. then she seemed back and see, are you supposed to be here? are you in the hall? and that's probably the same. i still live in the same place. i've lived all my life with my mom and dad. so my twin sister grew up without on takes me my mother sills fish pools is a small trying to live in. and then my dad was a taxi driver but he's retired now. the allow me to. i don't want them to feel the time running away from them because the pool, i will notify them. the i need to get in that when i want is to give them the normal, easy life. they never had to the full we didn't get to the don't forget to get the tell me what the name of the game. yeah. about live. i'm in model. i do all this to take care of my children. if they had enough money, i would stop. but they will depend on me. my mom and dad also depended on me, not

and the the only thing my twin sister thinks about is traveling the 1st time she traveled, she went to que wait in 2014. if she stays for one year, then she was the 4th time she went back. i couldn't go to post it again. and then went back again for 4 months before being finally divorced again. then she seemed back and see, are you supposed to be here? are you in the hall? and that's probably the same. i still live in the same place. i've lived all my life with my mom and dad, so my twin sister grew up without on takes me my mother seals fish pools is a small trying to live in. and then my dad was a taxi driver but he's retired now. the allow me to i don't want them to feel the time running away from them because the pool, i will notify them. the i need to get into that when i want is to give them the normal, easy life. they never had to the full we didn't get the don't forget to get the tell me what the name of the game. yeah. about live. i'm in model. i do all this to take care of my children. why we don't want them yet. if they had enough money, i would stop but they will depend on

wasn't i afraid of traveling alone? how did my husband allow me to travel?ve a husband at the time, so i would make something up. stephanie: now 75, and married, she still takes solo trips, but with many female travelers doing the same, she's rarely alone. >> i may go places by myself, but i kind of have made a lot of friends who love to travel. so, i have alternatives now. when i first started traveling, no one wanted to go where i wanted to go or when i wanted to go, so i felt i had no choice. stephanie: one of the people winard met in her travels was patricia patton. as a young black pan-am flight attendant in 1970, she was already a pioneer. world travel pushed the frontier even further. >> travel has been really helpful in supporting me and my desire to live into the fullness of who i am, to push into those margins and my boundaries. stephanie: she says it's become more and more socially acceptable for older women, married, divorced or otherwise, to travel solo. >> because so many of our mates have made other choices besides accompanying us on something

so the, the why, why don't you want us to travel, man alone? i want to see both of you get married before you go any way. if i want to go inside remember, i'm remember the last time who so i traveled. i went to hell because of what chief stuff. ok. the shame she brought to me so i need you to know i'm on so i don't want that to happen again to my family make it way. so we're not forcing a no fee to my you don't see the mom. what happened to his side could happen to anyone? yeah, so and there are others with worse stories than hers today. they don't in the past, we say to make, i'm in my, you're then i think i'm reminding you of what happened to us because of how you see, we have to send him money when he's gone. so i don't want that to happen again. i mean, you know, my, those, those moms that's lice, let it go. so my and it passed me. others have had it was the night into vocal logan a 75. how many years will you be gone for you call to that is a contract is like, well, i don't know, maybe 2 or 3 years since we moved to elias have gotten the b

no, it's not that i traveled for fun or anything. and i went, that's why i didn't even know that even though i didn't know what kind of job i wanted, i just decided to go in the side and look where i ended up in prison with those 2, those criminal who's that criminal entity of the i love it in less than i was thinking. what will look, how much me in prison, the you look, prison gave me strength. think look up with one of the one that would be it gave me even more motivation, more determination to achieve my dream. the goal is to wait hold on 10 times nikki level. however, many times that change i will do is i say i see the hotel on the line. the see it will cost $4500.00 us dollars. needed deposit 1st. 10021501000. and then when we get the visa, you'll pay the rest of the balance, excluding the cost of the ticket. all right, and more than 21, europe in countries, norway in denmark, slovenia. jen my how legal is this program? very legal. many people have come from that basis. so some a lot of just thinking a lot about music, especiall

he is travelling alone in the hopes of his family. oh, riding on him guy. what if i make it so i'll send money to my family. that's my goal. that gives me strength to ease my family. it doesn't really wants me to take the risk, but i have to, i don't know, but the majority of migrants currently taking this retail venezuelans that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even africans, chinese, i'm some of these. none of them see an alternative to the diary and roots, but many on the estimate, the danger it's not just only the presence of bombs groups that can be part of this for the migrant nature itself. compose the threat. josefina is having difficulty keeping up her fellow travelers help her with the children. they're gonna try the woman's card. the hike today last around, a towel was in the evening. around house costs 7. the group arrives. have come here the only 20 minutes away from panama. just to lien and her children have made of so phone for the most one of them. you know, we lost all the supplies and everything, all the food. i mean i got upset, of course

and so the, the only thing my twin sister thinks about is traveling the 1st time she traveled, she went to queue weight in 2014. this week she stayed for one year. then she was the 4th time she went back and go to post it again and then went back again for full months before being finally divorced again. and she seemed back and see how you're supposed to be here. are you in the hall? and that's probably the same, i still live in the same place. i've lived all my life with my mom and dad. so my twin sister grew up without on takes me my mother seals fish pools is a small trying to find me that in. and then my dad was a taxi driver, but he's retired now from the the i don't want them to feel which i'm running away from them because the pool, i will notify them. the i need to get in that when i want is to give them the normal, easy life. they never had the full we didn't get the model to get to get the tell me what the name of the game. yes. about live. i'm in martin. i do all this to take care of my children. if they had enough money, i would stop but they will depend on me. my mom and da

so why, why don't you want us to travel? i want to see both of you get married before you go any way. if i am, i wanted to go inside remember almost remember the last time who side travelled? i went to hell because of what g stuff. ok. the shame she brought to me sunday to to did you know, come on so i don't want that to happen again to my family make it way. so we're not forcing a no fee to my you don't see the mom. what happened to who side could happen to anyone? yeah, so and there are others with worse stories than hers today they ended up, as we're saying to me, i'm in my, you're done. and then i think i'm reminding you of what happened to us because of how you see, we have to send him money when he's gone. so i don't want that to happen again. mean table. you know, my, those last mom that slice, let it go, the disease. so my, in the past mean others have had it was the night into vocal organ, assuming how many years will you be gone for a new cost to that is the contract is like, well i don't know, maybe 2 or 3 years s

freely again. cleared up and let people travel freely again-— cleared up and let people travel freel., ~ , . freely again. thank you very much for that update. _ freely again. thank you very much for that update. that's _ freely again. thank you very much for that update. that's the - freely again. thank you very much for that update. that's the update | for that update. that's the update in northern ireland. as we have said there have been disruptions and delays and pallor has been out in other parts of the uk. let's show you some of the pictures. coming in from around the uk. this is the scene in blackpool. as you say, very stormy waters and this was cornwall. porthleven. again, this is a life short of the same harbour that we showed you a couple of minutes ago, looking slightly calmer now. the weather has calmed down a little now but it has left a lot of problems. not least tens of thousands of homes across the uk without electricity. parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland seeing the strongest winds they have seen in 10-20 strongest winds they have seen in 10—20

are you traveling to anyone anymore? no, i will travel from sierra leone to guinea, and then we'll keep going. we're not going out there just for ourselves, but for the whole family nation. yeah, yes. we doing this to our future if we but it's for the future. we all know that we want to succeed and then forget about. yeah, that's not possible for me. a lot of the so the only thing we need some, you and dad, as you'll suppose and you'll press to go to help us out the the lot they forget about what outside is will say to people, people always talk to me and they told me i mean the i've told you weren't time think and what is bad? i'm turn. there's no one to me. i don't want you to go anywhere. not until you'll marry a suitable marriage and you don't stand 5 or if i already say send that, which is go to it. you have to make god bless you. good. the drains. i'm really feeling it the sort as much that i'm really feeling it was during the exact same way last time. the literacy, it seems as if you packed more clothes than me. f

are you traveling to anyone anymore? no, i will travel from sierra leone to guinea, and then we'll keep going. and remember, we're not going out there just for ourselves, but for the whole family. nation. yeah yes we doing this to our future. we but it's for the future. we all know that we want to succeed and then forget about. yeah, that's not possible for me. a lot of the so the only thing we need some, you and dad, as you'll suppose and you'll press to go to help us out the the lot they forget about what outside as will say to people. people always talk to me and they told me, i mean the i've told you weren't ty think and what is bad. i'm turn. there's no one to me. i don't want you to go anywhere. not until you'll marry a suitable marriage and you don't stand by what i already say, seeing that which is go to it. you have to make god bless you. good. the drains. i'm really feeling it the sort as much that i'm really feeling i was trying the exact same way last time. the literacy, it seems as if you packed more close t

the}r decision-making around the spanish travel corridor?— travel corridor? they weren't., this e-mail is copied to me, | travel corridor? they weren't. for| me, this e-mail is copied to me, i me, this e—mail is copied to me, i assume i would have seen it at the time, but i remembervery assume i would have seen it at the time, but i remember very well the decision—making around this. i think it was around the 10th ofjuly that travel corridors were introduced, and we had significant doubts about adding spain to that, because the prevalence of the virus at that time was higher in spain than it was in scotland. but that was moving. under over the next couple of weeks, i think, if my memory serves me correctly, the change in scotland, these were decisions that were taken for public health reasons. they were difficult decisions, often very finely balanced decisions, and if that concern had been the one driving the position, then presumably great criticism, not least from our own airport sector of the time, we would not have kept spain off the travel corridors in the first place

and who's in the hospital got lucky and were able to travel in one of the boats for free. the money run out long ago. we are feeling better now because we have arrived in a safer can't get into my at least since we got out of the jungle. the thank god again, no, you take the kid. i'll get the 10. there's a 1st aid post here. i'm the kind of state registration. take your child with you. so when we can do the registration nice this afternoon, just celine suddenly appears in the village with her children wearing shots and comes to finish. travelers have given them for the 1st time in today's the children are given something to eat. i need something to drink. josephine tells us about how her group was attacked by the guide. suddenly came to us with several mask people. we had guns, they told us to stop, because if we didn't, they'd send us all back. thank god they let me through. i was alone with the children. one of the men with the guns told me to just keep walking down. just like i escaped with the scare you want, there are people. they took money from. the last stuff in pa

he is travelling alone in the hopes of his family or writing on him in the integrated well, if i make it, i'll send money to my family. that's my goal. that gives me strength to always, my family doesn't really want me to take the risk, but i have to, i don't know, but the majority of migrants currently taking this refill venezuelans that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even africans, chinese, i'm some of these. none of them see an alternative to the diary and roots, but many on the estimate, the danger it's not just only the presence of bombs groups that can be part of this for the migrant nature itself. compose the threat. josefina is having difficulty keeping up her fellow travelers help her with the children. they're gonna try the woman's card. the hike today last around, a towel was or in the evening around house costs 7, the group arrives. have come here the only 20 minutes away from panama, just to lean on her children have made of sofa the more so we lost all the supplies and everything, all the food. i mean, i got upset, of course i started crying because i don't know what to

also a single mother from venezuela is traveling with her 3 children. in columbia, i wound up earning to little money. what did you work as a i've been in customer service, they're gonna attach a street vendor. anything i could find as long as it was a decent job. i do some new even though they look a little different. why couldn't you just take a flight to panama? it's too expensive passports, especially cost, a lot of money for venezuelans from learning that much on your own. it can't be done. one boat comes from cuba. he is travelling alone in the hopes of his family or writing on him guy, what if i make it so i'll send money to my family. that's my goal. that gives me strength to ease my family. it doesn't really wants me to take the risk, but i have to, i don't know, but the majority of migrants currently taking this retail venezuelans that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even africans, chinese, and some of these, none of them see an alternative to the diary and roots but many on the estimate, the danger it's not just only the presence of arms grou

he is travelling alone in the hopes of his family or writing on him guy. what if i make it so i'll send money to my family. that's my goal. that gives me strength to ease my family. it doesn't really wants me to take the risk, but i have to, i don't know, but the majority of migrants currently taking this retail venezuelans that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even africans, chinese, and some of these, none of them see an alternative to the diary and roots but many of the estimate the danger it's not just only the presence of bombs groups that can be part of this for the migrant nature itself. compose the threat. josefina is having difficulty keeping up her fellow travelers help her with the children. that inside a woman's card the hike today last around a towel was in the evening. around house posts 7. the group arrives have come here the only 20 minutes away from panama, just to lien and her children have made up so phone for the more we lost all the supplies and everything. all the food. i mean, i got upset, of course i started crying because i don't kn

if you want to travel with — not slow down. if you want to travel with your _ not slow down.slow down. if you want to travel with your dog, how do | travel with your dog, how do you make that as easy as possible, and obviously if you go overseas, the issue with passports and all that. it is very tricky _ passports and all that. it is very tricky with _ passports and all that. it is very tricky with the - passports and all that. it 3 very tricky with the passports and going abroad. slightly cheekily, i travel to ireland last year so that i could get an eu passport for my dog. i suppose my dog may have a more powerful passport than i do. in the uk, we are a dog friendly country and it is generally pretty easy. my general rule of thumb for travelling with your dog isjust thumb for travelling with your dog is just ask. thumb for travelling with your dog isjust ask. so many places are dog friendly, restaurant, pulse, hotels as well if there is a particular hotel you are looking to stay, call ahead and ask if they allow dogs. 0ften ask if they allow dogs. often they will not have i

russians began to travel around the country more.t the end of last year, the domestic tourist flow amounted to 75 million people. the goal for the next 6 years is to double it. thus, accommodation of tourists with growing demand for traveling around russia is a matter of paramount importance. we understand that there is a shortage. this leads to rising prices and the fact that it is simply difficult for people to go on vacation. this is a new direction, it allows, firstly, with minimal transport costs, with the opportunity to relax with children, to provide good accommodation. in the saratov region, state duma chairman vyacheslavin this week visited a closed administrative-territorial entity, the village of svetly, above which. the sports stadium and house were reconstructed a new school of arts and culture was opened, an overpass was built. parliamentarians ask the ministry of digital development to protect children from the fakes of the kiev regime. ukrainian nationalists are trying to manipulate the consciousness of russian teenag

plus, travellers continue to spend big, undeterred plus, travellers continue to spend big, undeterredy the high cost of living. we ask why, and where. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm steve lai. we begin this hour with the war in middle east. in the months since hamas gunmen launched an unprecedented assault on israel in october, killing more than 1,000 people, the death toll on both sides have continued to rise. more than 21,000 people have been killed in the gaza strip by israeli bombardments, the consequences have now spilt over to businesses, as customers in the middle east and elsewhere boycott companies for their perceived support of israel. from new york, the bbc�*s michelle fleury reports. major western brands have found themselves hit by a grassroots often unplanned boycotts because of their styles on the israel palestine conflict. this includes mcdonald's. the burger chamber came a target —— chain became a target after giving away thousands of free meals to the members of the israeli military. this resulted in boycotts of the brand. 0wners boycotts of the brand

if people need to travel, then i would say check the travel with a route planner, check local travely to come across a diversion, through falling trees and road debris. it is vital you have enough fuel to make that diversion. if there are road closure signs in place, we ask people to respect those and to turn around rather than risk it or drive through water because there is still a lot of water on the roads covering potholes and covering road inspection covers that might be displaced from the thor last week. so it is multifaceted conditions and if you do not need to travel i advise against it —— thaw. band advise against it -- thaw. and something _ advise against it -- thaw. and something as _ advise against it -- thaw. and something as basic— advise against it -- thaw. and something as basic as - advise against it —— thaw. and something as basic as making sure your mobile phone is fully charged. definitely. that is standard advice we give out. make sure your phone is fully charged, make sure you have fuel, the vehicle is in good condition, lights are working. also keep a coat or bl

nowruz trips that travelers started 2 months earlier. this year, the holy month of ramadan has increased. with the days of nowruz and despite the air capital, the southern free areas of the country have become tourist destinations for travelers, some free areas such as the free areas of kish and qeshm, which need to facilitate sea travel, it was decided to hold a meeting with the headquarters of the provincial travel service in the presence of the representative of the national agency. and the increase of the sea fleet, in fact , the decision to interact with the free zones with the travel coordination headquarters, with planning from now on to serve the travelers can avoid the problems they have to stay. the beds we have in our areas, the beds we have now are officially available, from now on, first-class hotels, second-class hotels, and so-called etc. we are ready for people at night for 300 thousand people in the so-called areas . we have this preparation and the mobilization of the police and the red crescent for the safe travel of p

so in this very interesting case, alaska is actually putting out flexible travel policy or flexible travel waivers. so it's very specific to this scenario. and basically it is saying that they will give you a full refund and a new flight. um for any flights. so you can actually get rebookedn a new flight or decide to take a full refund back to your method of payment for flights affected between january sixth and january 24th or or if you are scheduled to fly on this specific specific boeing max nine and don't really feel comfortable, even if it does get the okay to fly again, you can actually have call alaska and have them change. rebook you on a new flight on a different type of aircraft, or get a refund back to your credit card that is good to know, but what about my already incurred expenses because of their cancellation and my extra day where i was stuck and the hotel and the car rental? >> they said just to send in the receipts. but is there not a rule? um, from the dot or anything? how much i need to be compensated, right? >> unfortunate. in our country we don't have compensation on

. _ on the travel disruption. at the moment. we — on the travel disruption.ent, we understand that l on the travel disruption. at the - moment, we understand that perhaps it could be late morning, into the afternoon before services get back to something like normal. i mean, all of these routes have to be checked, safety is checked, to see that it's ok to run trains on them before services can resume. as you say, scott parel is not running any rush—hour trains this morning, and you can see a very sad picture on the departure board behind me, lots of cancelled up there. but we are seeing the first glimmer of things changing. there is a train scheduled to be on time that is going to london euston in about half an hour from now. we have seen lots of trees down, and at queen street station, the other main station, there was a wall on the track.— wall on the track. let's go to blackpool. — wall on the track. let's go to blackpool, this _ wall on the track. let's go to blackpool, this update - wall on the track. let's go to blackpool, this update from | wall on the

travelers can contact the national comprehensive travel system at 09629 to contact the travel servicerdination headquarters for comments, suggestions and even complaints. nasreen beikpour, radio and television news agency. pharmacists in england warned that the lack of medicine in this country has endangered the lives of patients. the guardian newspaper wrote that the shortage of drugs has doubled in the last two years, including drugs for the treatment of cancer, diabetes and epilepsy. according to the announcement of the british generic medicine manufacturers association, 87 of british pharmacists have said that the health of patients is at risk due to the lack of medicine. according to the guardian, the equal value of the british advice after the country's exit from the european union has limited the ability of the uk to buy drugs from abroad, and the policy of the british government has become more important in the face of heavy taxation of the pharmaceutical industry. after months of failure in the gaza war, hundreds of zionists protested the continuation of this war by demonstra

abroad, and people who travel abroad quite often take advantage of this opportunity with great pleasure; there is no need, figuratively speaking, to declare the loss of their old passport, leaving it behind, then revealing it at checkpoints on the state border or in other countries, because we do this, your recommendation as a professional, but i need to change my passport, do you recommend that i get a biometric one? in this case, i say that i recommend getting a biometric one, because this is protection, and a whole range of other preferences, and in general, in itself, i want to say that the biometric passport of a citizen of the republic of belarus is very beautiful in terms of printing, in terms of reliability, because even if you wash it or it will fall into the water somewhere, there are no no things that - that will be on which is affected by the environment and will be used by you until its expiration date, there is a chip that contains your personal data, which is reliably protected, there is your digital photograph, there are your fingerprints, which even in this situation...

to travel.okesman is telling us at the moment, the advice if you are looking to travel.— looking to travel. nicky, this is reall in looking to travel. nicky, this is really in the — looking to travel. nicky, this is really in the wake _ looking to travel. nicky, this is really in the wake of _ looking to travel. nicky, this is really in the wake of two - looking to travel. nicky, this is. really in the wake of two storms looking to travel. nicky, this is - really in the wake of two storms we saw at the end of last year and the ground being quite sodden in the south—west and it is renowned for suffering from this problem, isn't it? ~ , suffering from this problem, isn't it? ~ y suffering from this problem, isn't it? absolutely, i was born in devon and i know — it? absolutely, i was born in devon and i know the _ it? absolutely, i was born in devon and i know the railway _ it? absolutely, i was born in devon and i know the railway line - it? absolutely, i was born in devon and i know the railway l

forced to travel basic miles to get health care.o go to court to plead to help to protect themselves and the ability to have children in the future. the cruelty is a sounding. an affront to a woman's dignity to be told by extreme politicians to wait, to get sicker and sicker before anything can happen. even to the point your life had been determined to be in danger. or that idea a woman should have to carry a fetus after she had been raped, a victim of incest. it is outrageous. are the idea a woman receives competent medical advice that the fetus she is carrying will not live in will impact her ability to have children in the future. she still cannot get medical care. did anyone think this is where america was going in 2024? i can go on. and let there be no mistake. the person most responsible for taking away the freedom in america is donald trump. listen to what he says. from says he proud he overturned roe v. wade. he said there has to be punishment for the women exercising their reproductive freedom. he describes the dodd decisio

if you are expecting to travel on gwr or south—west railways it will be best to check before you travele line into the south is worst affected. g ra nt to affected. grant to skegness line there is flooding there between sleaford and heslington. they have had to put reduced speed limit there. there are now going to be delays and cancellations on that line. the other problem is out of king's cross, because there has been a landslide in bedfordshire. that means that services out of london's king's cross that go through bedfordshire are subject to delays, and possible cancellations. that affects a large number of operators that use that line. lner, grand central, and thameslink services, and others, if you are planning to travel out of london kings cross and your service goes through bedfordshire it is best to check before you travel. i was just looking at the national rail inquiries website. there are lots of pages of all of these cancellations. also, the bbc live page up and running here, the team are collating information from around the country, you can find the latest for your area on

wendy gillett reports on the travel trends for 2024. >> reporter: the sounds and sights of travels against brands took over southern france last month for the 22nd edition of the luxury travel event . representatives from 83 countries came together for more than 80,000 meetings, a sign of what is to come this year. the international air transport association predicts 2024 will see 4.7 billion air passengers, surpassing three pandemic 2019. prices are ticking up, to. the global business forecast shows airline ticket prices rising from last year's $766 average to $780, and the average daily hotel rate going from 168, two $174. >> prices aren't dropping anytime soon. i think that prices are not even staying stable. they are increasing, but the demand is there. >> reporter: the luxury travel network, virtuoso, forecast popular reemerging destinations will include japan, croatia, and iceland and the top three international distillation destinations will be italy, greece, and france. >> italy will continue to be popular with american guests in particular. >> reporter: a couple months ago, anothe

and who's in the hospital got lucky and were able to travel in one of the boats for free. the money run out long ago. we are feeling better now because we have arrived in a safer can't get into my at least since we got out of the jungle. the thank god again, no, you take the kid. i'll get the 10. there's a 1st aid post here. i'm the kind of state registration. take your child with you. so when we can do the registration. nice as as often noon, just celine suddenly appears in the village with her children wearing shots and comes to finish. travelers have given them for the 1st time and they use the children are given something to eat. if i need something to drink, josephine tells us about how her group was attacked by the guide. suddenly came to us with several mask people. we had guns, they told us to stop, because if we didn't, they'd send us all back. thank god they let me through. i was alone with the children. one of the men with the guns told me to just keep walking down. just like i escaped with the scare you want, there are people, they took money from the last stuf

today. microns wait here before entering the rain forest. travel to panama, sold for $2.00 to $400.00. for some, it's much more than they have those who cannot afford it for the votes that will carry them across the gulf of food. i bought the off to the crossing several routes, lead into the diary and but the cheapest and most solved uses by a couple of them now. so those who pay the package price to panama by sidney coke. lee, it's usually at this point where they discover they've been swindled the migrants have to pay again. i'll talk with the guys and negotiate the i've been here for 4 days when negotiating every day to a 14 of us and now there's only 4 of us. we do our best, but we need your support to darwin, alias myra donna, is the smugglers pulse. he calls them guides, they'll take people to the panama portal for around $150.00, bringing microns to upon them, accounts of smuggling and columbia. and as a legal point of view, want these guys to die on the darian round lake they used to or would you rather we make them pay for a safe route that's not taking advantage. you'll noti

to another state -- who help family members travel to another state. folks, this is what it looks like when the right to privacy is under attack. these extreme laws have no place -- no place in the united states of america. you know, the american people know these laws are wrong. the vast majority of americans believe the right to choose is fundamental. since the court overturned roe v. wade, every single time abortion has been on the ballot -- and, by the way, a lot of people don't really understand. the court said that it's up to the states to decide whether or not abortions are valid. so, it says that if the -- if the state comes along and wants to say, "no, no, it's valid in my state - roe v. wade is valid in my state," it's allowed. well, guess what? every single time that decision had been put before the people of a state -- on the ballot in ohio, kansas, michigan, kentucky -- voters have voted to protect reproductive rights. but we need these protections in every state, because your family -- to have access to healthcare should not depend on you

reporter is of next traveling to one of the world's most dangerous lands car doors for migrants connecting sides and central america. and don't forget this peggy more and using information on our website, the w dot com and you can follow some social media. thanks for watching. take care the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand. this is the day i'm in that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d w my name is the calls back. saved now. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud . next, would it be nosy, bad? it gets everyone to king's healthy award winning called called the called back the, the diary and 100 kilometers of rain forest separates in panama. i'm colombia. it's one of the key migration routes in the world today. how you doing? i'm john, i'm pulling my country. are starving, many are dying. it has been a dictatorship for 60 years, and that's why i sold my house and left us. what a, maybe we have to go one. more tha

to another state -- who help family members travel to another state. this is what it looks like when the right to privacy is under attack. these extreme '■wlaws have no pe -- no place in the united states of america. you know, the american people know these laws are wrong. the vast majority of americans believe the right to choose is am since the court overturned roe v. wade, every single time abortion has been on the ballot -- and, by the way, a lot of people don't really understand. the court said that it's up to the states to decide whether or not abortions are valid. so, it says that if the -- if the state comes along and wants to say, "no, no, it's valid in my state - roe v. wade is valid in my state," it's allowed. well, guess what? every single time that decision had been put before the people of a state -- on the ballot in ohio, kansas, michigan, kentucky -- voters have voted to protect reproductive rights. but we need these protections in every state, because your family -- to have access to healthcare should not depend on your zip code. it sh

he is travelling alone. the hopes of his family are writing on him guy, what if i make it? so i'll send money to my family. that's my goal. that gives me strength to waste. my family doesn't really want me to take the risk, but i have to, i don't know, but the majority of migrants currently taking this retail venezuelans that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even africans, chinese, and some of these, none of them see an alternative to the diary and roots, but many on the estimate, the danger it's not just only the presence of bombs groups that can be part of this for the migrant nature itself. compose the threat. josefina is having difficulty keeping up her fellow travelers help her with the children. they're gonna try the woman's card. the hike today last around, a towel was in the evening around house costs 7. the group arrives have come here the only 20 minutes away from panama. just the lien and her children have made of so phone for the most one of them. yeah. so we lost all the supplies and everything. all the food. i mean, i got upset, of course i started crying becau

and it already told passengers not to travel today if they could avoid it. line that goes up through the midlands, to manchester and glasgow. and they're not the only operator that's taken that kind of operation — scotrail too are ending its services earlier this evening, as well. and it really reflects the kind of disruption that's been seen right across the train network today as those high winds take hold, which affect obviously the speed that trains can travel, and also pose a risk of things like falling trees and debris on the tracks. now those conditions are also problematic for drivers, and highways agencies in very part of the uk have been warning people that, if they are out and about in their cars this evening, to take particular care. now elsewhere, flights have also been affected — we know around 30 flights out of heathrow have been cancelled today. and british airways told us its schedule had also been affected. so if you are travelling on a plane, than the advice is to check with your carrier as to when your particular route is affected. now ob

and the travelers don't want it to happen. so i think we're in a situation that good things are going to happen from this. >> can i just ask you, though, who's got the main responsibility in your opinion? i mean, you have the planemaker boeing. it's contractor that made the part in question. the airline that bought and operates the planes and the regulatory agency faa. who is most to blame ? >> everybody's going to point the finger at someone because nobody wants responsibility. but ultimately it is a collective agreement. the boeing manufacture aired the plane and put in the plug design, and the airlines provide maintenance. now, could they have detected this? very difficult to determine that the faa ultimately is the rule maker. so everybody has a piece of the steak to make sure that things are resolved and they will be resolved. what we forget is how safe air travel has become in the united states. we haven't had major incidences for years. we are the safest mode of transport by far, and in terms of countries where the safe

>> whit: the travel headaches continue for so many. morgan, thank you. let's get right to meteorologist cheryl scott from wls, our abc station in chicago. cheryl, time this out for us. >> reporter: whit, we are bracing for the dangerous cold here in chicago, but also a focus across the entire great lakes. lake-effect snow will get going over the next 24 to 36 hours. winter storm warnings up for western michigan all the way to western new york. lake-effect snow bands could dump one to two feet. white-out conditions as well as dangerous travel expected in some of these cities. the dangerous cold taking a grip on most of the country. windchills well below zero. waking up anywhere from 35 to 55 below 0 across the northern plains. even states like texas getting in on windchills below zero. the message this week, stay safe, stay warm. whit? >> whit: important advice. cheryl, thank you. >>> overseas, an urgent search is under way for two missing u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. defense officials say the men disappeared during a boarding mission off the coast of somalia. th

why don't you want us to travel, man alone? i want to see both of you get married before you go any way. if i want to go inside remember, i'm remember the last time who so i traveled. i went to hell because of warranty stuff in the shame she brought to me. so i need you to, you know, come on so i don't want that to happen again to my family, make it way. so we're not forcing a no fee to my you don't see was the optimum. what happened to his side could happen to any one? yeah. so, and there are others with worse stories than hers they, they don't in the past, we say to make, i'm in my, you're then and then i think i'm reminding you of what happened to us because of how you see, we have to send him money when he's gone, so i don't want that to happen again. i mean, you know, my, those, those moms that's life, let it go to the disease. so my, in the past mean others have had it was the night into vocal logan, assuming how many years will you be gone for new calls to that is the contract is like, well, i don't know maybe 2 or 3 yea

so again, i return to saying the travel ban has been effective at reducing travel by senior leaders buthese requests and countries want to engage with the leader and that is why we made the decisions we have. >> thank you very much. on my way, proceed to congressman jim baird of indiana. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank our witnesses for being here today. secretary west, i want to ask in march 2023, chairman mccaul requested a cigar report on several matters related to the us assistance in afghanistan. cigar released their findings in the afghan fund and they found these four concerns. the first one, a year since creation, the fund has made no disbursements intended to benefit the afghan people. treasury and the states are not currently willing to support the return of these funds to the afghan central bank so my question is, what is state department strategy and is there a disbursement date and when did the state talk to the swiss partner about this fund? >> the activities of the afghan fund are important. appreciate the question. on the board of trustees to the afghan fund it is four

i need to travel very far just to be able to charge it. and even then, sometimes there's no electricity, the israel told us to get out of the house as soon as possible. we slipped without clothes and took nothing with us. the moment we got out, our home was bombed, along with the whole area, the, the live like this. we want a beautiful life and stability. we want to live like the people of other countries . there is no security. there is no stability. we live in fear and horror. a russian investigative opened a criminal case over a major rob throughout the central heating system in the russian city of adults. about 50 kilometers south of moscow. a $170.00 buildings, including homes, hospitals, and schools were left without heat in need of tricity as a region experience, as some of the coldest temperatures in the decades are 2 corresponding to if your release of l reports on this. i am here until golf, where the governor of the moscow regent has said the situation in clean balls, which is a micro district in near moscow remains very dire no

travel system at number 0969 . nasreen beikpour, radio and television news agency. colored salts are not approved by the ministry of health. the vice president of research and technology of the ministry of health announced that every iranian consumes four times the allowed amount of salt. the ministry of health is going to participate in the national healthy eating campaign that will continue from 1st to 14th of bahman. it is informing about the reduction of salt consumption in the society. he is more attentive, my price is more expensive. advertising the use of salt with new paint and lube. these days, in the virtual space, we see extensive advertisements of salt we are colorful. the ones you see in the market are pink or yellow and pink . they sell himalayan salts that do not have the necessary health certification. different types of elements from lead and i don't know, there may be other polluting substances in it , which you simply can't tell from its taste , we can't be sure about its color. now , we have sai

the train takes just for content, my tongue is traveling with a lot of the 2nd time. the really isn't joint venture to search belongs to china. well, it's hard to take on billions in debt to be able to afford it. but that's okay. since the passengers that they oh young fight and me, i'm so much as i'm done. they don't need a gun that's good for the economy, but lucky time would probably have to train line and we also have a new highway. so we really have a new infrastructure than what's on the train arrives in the old oil temple town of long pep on a group of laotian students for performing a traditional chinese show to entertain the tourist. they are also studying the language of their big neighbor when you come, it's so important to learn chinese in order to be able to communicate and work with our chinese business partner. some of the dams are also among the major chinese projects here by 2030. they're a plan to be $100.00 of them turning laos into the battery of southeast asia with electricity exports. but there is a price to pay. several villages here have been f

one of the busiest for travel ever.e'll get to al's forecast in just a minute, but first nbc's emily i ked da with a closer look at the rush to get back home. hey, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, hoda. you can see some of the activity building behind me. 2022 was the bounce back year for travel and 2023 ended up taking that number to new heights. more than 150 million americans from the roadways to the runways, chris crossed the country for the holidays according to aaa and a major stress test for u.s. airlines. this morning, travelers are heading back home and back to work after a massive holiday rush crowded planes, trains and roadways. tsa screened more than 2.6 million passengers on seven out of ten days around christmas. lines weaving through airports over the long long weekend in places like orlando, chicago and atlanta. still, 2023 marked the lowest flight cancellation rate in five years according to the faa. welcomed improvement from last christmas when winter storm set off a cascade of problems that stran

travel, things are looking up. do you need to travel today is the question?aybe you will drive today, roads are busier. we heard sadly about a fatality of a driver in his 80s. those roads are busier and there are trees on the roads. if you can avoid travelling the advice is to avoid it.- the advice is to avoid it. thank ou. if you want to know what is happening with the travel issue, go to the bbc website and news app. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a 17—year—old boy who died after a stabbing in birmingham city centre has been named by police as muhammad hassam ali. he was found with serious injuries on saturday and died later in hospital. west midlands police say they believe he was killed in a case of mistaken identity and have renewed their appealfor information. checks are to be carried out on a second model of the boeing 737 aircraft following the blow—out of an unused door on a newer 737 max plane earlier this month. the us federal aviation administration urged airlines to inspect some

according to the established schedule, but an irregular traveler travels in the interval, which is fullyments to the budget, or payments to the terminal, to the operator, that is, well, there are cases when the carrier starting there coming to the route with a completely old car, within a year he can afford to buy a new mercedes there, take it into lysine. the meeting, which was chaired by the head of state, gave a special impetus to restore order in the field of regular passenger transportation. joint control measures were promptly organized, both with the authorities for combating economic crimes, the ministry of internal affairs, the state automobile inspectorate, the ministry of taxes, and of course such an integrated approach, it made it possible to study the problems in all areas of activity in a comprehensive manner, of course it allowed. actually turn the situation around now legal, regular minibuses have returned what was taken from them by non -regulars, by building routes illegally, many have started to make a profit, what does this mean for passengers, for them, at least the

another one, travel companies using satar official intelligence and how travelers customize vacationsners say ai can actually create customized travel itineraries just like that in a matter of seconds. travel complete with mapless and links taylored to specific interest and travel booking services like expedia and trip adviser already offer their own itinerary building products but those by the way are based on reviews and hotel pages but other companies like atlas guru uses generative ai to verne rue hundreds of reviews to help in the travel planning and bobbing process. now, travel experts say no one will book an international trip based on output of algorithm alone, but they say ai can provide a highly tailored starting point s yes, it's another area in which ai can really, you know, cut through all the tape if you'd like with all the reservice connected and have give it to you in record time, interesting. stuart: i'd like to try it, but i don't know how. okay. i'll try. it's that time, you know, what's coming, the dow 30. get a sense of the market. about -- what do we have? 20, fo

interviews with famous belarusians, exciting travels around the country, feature films for all ages.kazakhstan, turkmenistan , uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, georgia , turkey, iran, iraq, kuwait, bahrain, qatar, united arab emirates, saudi arabia, syria, jordan, lebanon. set up a satellite dish azer space 1 satellite . tv channel signal. in addition, among our tasks is to develop relations between our countries in various fields. this includes education, trade, investment, parliament, culture and other areas. it was easier for me because at the time i arrived in belarus, more than 70 agreements had already been signed between both countries. memorandums of understanding. agreements that were signed over 7 years. therefore, i had a clear understanding of what needed to be done. we held exhibitions in various cities, including orsha and the city of borisov, and we participated not only in exhibitions, also in choreographic festivals in various master classes, which were held at a cultural university. in 2024, pakistan and belarus will celebrate thirty years of diplomatic relations

undoubtedly, nadia's family travelled to gaza every year in the - travelled to gaza every year in thehas been there when there has been gunfire or the audit air strike here and there, but they knew by the fact that israel has not... hamas had taken the number of hostages they had, the retaliation would be severe. that was immediately thought of how do we get, is anyway of getting nadia's mum and dad and the widerfamily, to get getting nadia's mum and dad and the wider family, to get them getting nadia's mum and dad and the widerfamily, to get them out? it became very apparent early on that the borders were sealed. i became very apparent early on that the borders were sealed.— the borders were sealed. i quite often the communications - the borders were sealed. i quite - often the communications workouts. you must have had nights, your wife must have had nights where you had no idea, whether they would be alive the next morning. that no idea, whether they would be alive the next morning.— the next morning. that is not -auttin the next morning. that is not putting it _ the next morning.