police and fare inspectors. >> can't come soon enough. build a better bay area series found that rider satisfaction at lowest levels. >> fare evasion enforcement, personal security and lack of police presence. asked riders if the new plan will help them feel safer. >> cornell is live. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it's been listening to the concerns of riders and plans to increase patrols on trains and at stations. riders hope it helps them feel safe. a b.a.r.t. train arriving at berkeley station. some riders say every commute can be adventure, not good way. >> people sleep on trains for really long time. >> reporter: and rule breakers, fare evaders don't have ticket, jump the gates. >> see it every time i go on b.a.r.t., irritating since i'm paying. >> we are checking fares, stepping up patrols. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. has heard the complaints, responding with increased presence of officers and fare inspectors, many working overtime even on days off. >> heard from riders they want more employee presence throughout, fare gates and trains. >> r

the criminalization of fare evasion. what we know is that if you put the $6 million away from funding the officers toward subsidizing bus -- muni bus fares, that would actually make our communities safer. in total, there are $66.5 million that we've highlighted that goes towards criminalization that could be revested in community-based safety. so the city has declared incarceration a public health issue and has work groups around alternatives to incarceration. however, we continue to add more police to the streets. as a city, that is taking a stance against incarceration, there has to be moratorium on the expansion of policing and the police budget in san francisco. you'll notice there is a dramatic spike the same time of arrests at the same time that the largest police class. sam is not able to be here. this slide from 2016, there was a report that at least $20 million was being spent enforcing quality of life laws in the city. and that number is probably increased with all the sweeps we've been seeing in the past coupl

you'll see more officers and fare inspectors. fare inspectors. soon after we arrived at the west oakland bart station monday evening, we saw the man going through the fare gate without a ticket. not long after two other fare cheats. passengers say that's not all. >> one time i experienced a lik they could beef up security personally. >> reporter: bart says it is beefing up security in response to passenger concern. starting monday, many bart employees are wearing bright green vests to announce their presence. officers and fare inspectors are working extra hours and additional days during their week. >> we know mandatory overtime is not sustainable, so our idea is to deploy them, keep it going for a bit, and then pull it back. >> reporter: they didn't say how long the increased patrols would last. a source tells me it will be for a month. bart officials said they'll look if he week to week results to see what works and what doesn't and make changes accordingly. accordingly. >> i think they do need to have more patrols, more community meetings to g

. >> bart is cracking down on fare evaders. nbc is looking at a way to build a better area. we want to know if riders think this will work. abc news is live for us. hi, jobina. >> reporter: hi, we have done extensive experiencesbart. many not feeling safe on the ride or fare evaders, the homelessness is impacting their ride, for example, people sleeping on the train. this survey that revealed safety was the primary concerned. bart says its officers and fare inspectors will start working extra hours and on days off to increase presence on trains, platforms and stations, bart employees will be wearing lie visibility vest to provide an additional layer of presence in the system. >> we heard from our riders is they want to see more employee presence throughout. they want to see us at fare gatesen on the trains, at the platforms and the stations. >> you hear something on the news and after a week or two, you don't see them much at all. >> reporter: it's not clear how long this enforcement period will last. but bart says its general manager will propose adding 19 new police office

>> that's true, fareed.hat reads about james garfield falls in love with this man, who was one of the greatest figures to rise to the presidency. the tragedy of garfield, besides the fact we barely remember his name. we look at civil rights in post-civil war america, it is a story of two presidential assassins, abraham lincoln gives us andrew johnson. we have momentum in the direction of segregation, that ends up destroying the country in many effects. garfield is the only president to get the nomination without actively seeking it. it was supposed to be a battle ween ulysses grant and somebody shouts garfield's name, on the 30-something ballot, he ends up getting the nomination against his own will. he says i protest, a man 2that does not seek the nomination can't get the nomination anywhere. his mission was universal suffrage and a mentally ill office seeker ends up putting a bullet in him four months after he takes the oath of office. so we never get the vision of games james garfield, he may have been ab

the way they make money is actually on the fares themselves but in order to gain market fare and fightingrket share, now subsidising the fares using the current investments so how are they going to make money when there is this big sort of land grab, if you like, when it comes to ride sharing and cards? in the meantime facebook, never out of the news, the standard in india is looking at their elections coming up is looking at their elections coming up on the fact that facebook is deleting over 1000 pages of accounts and groups ahead of their election. this is a huge headache for facebook. but, you know, for countries going into a general election, it is more than a headache, it is political in this information that could sway votes. —— disinformation. information that could sway votes. -- disinformation. it is called co—ordinated in authentic behaviour so co—ordinated in authentic behaviour so if somebody is pasting pages or posts and claiming to be independent but actually they are part of a network of fake account, then facebook is starting to clamp down on itand facebook is starting to

not long after, two more fare cheats. passengers say that's not all. >> one time i experienced a fist fight on the bart train, and i think they could stand to beefing response to passenger concern. starting monday, many bart employees are now vests to show their presence. bart says police officers and fare inspectors are working extra hours and an additional day during their work week. >> we know mandatory overtime is not sustainable, so the idea is to, um, deploy them, keep it going for a bit and the then pull it back. >> reporter: she would not say how long the increased patrols will last. a source tells me it will be for a month. bart officials said they'd look at the week to week results to see what works and what doesn't and make changes accordingly. >> i think they need more patrols, more community meetings to get input from the riders. >> we need to get to having dedicated officers at the station and also just to ride trains. the staffing level now, we don't have enough. >> reporter: she says are currentl years. st

i'll -- i'm fareed zakaria. >> today on the show, hillary clinton. on the field of 2020, democratic presidential contenders. >> i am absolutely delighted to see this incredibly diverse field. >> on robert mueller's findings. >> we deserve to see the mueller report. >> on leadership. do men and women lead differently? >> of course! >> and much more. >> now, if you really wanted to solve this problem, you would not be separating families and putting babies in cages. >>> but first, here's my take. there are many explanations for benjamin net's victory in this week's elections that have to do with israel's situation. its economic boom, security climate and the press's talent. he is part of a larger phenomenon. the continued populism around the world and the inability of leftist center parties to respond to it. the case for nationalist populism goes like this. it is a nasty world out there. people are trying to take our jobs, undermine your security, move into your country. the cosmopolitan urban elites don't care. this he benefit from these forces so we

i was so excited to see the fare inspectors yesterday. we ride every day and people aren't paying. was great. >> if there is no accountability, then people will just continue to do it. if they want it to stop, then people need to check and make sure you have a fare. >> reporter: security was a top concern in the survey that was recently taken with the riders. the extra patrols will last for about a month. bart will look at the results to see what worked and didn't and make adjustments. bart has 197 officers. a study recommends that bart hire 19 new police officers each year for the next 5 years. bart says it is on track to dost fiscal year starts. they will hire 19 new police officers. bart says it will be able to do that without raising fares. >>> for more of today's top stories, let's check in with dave clark in the newsroom. >> the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing innistan where three american troops were killed. three sefshs men were killed and three others were killed kabul . the names of those killed are not being released until their families are noti

lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards.ska airlines. >>> the golden knights wanted to score first and score early. but there was no way they would let they will kick off the series. brandon belt opening the door. the sharks got to work. brent burns with the shot. joe pavelski with the goal. he earned it. watch the puck. it was off his lower lip. ouch! brent burns at it again.ain.ain. joe thornton finds marc-edouard vlasic, the wrister. the sharks go up 3-0. in the final seconds of the second, evander kane in front of the net. the sharks go on to take game one 5-2. it was all about pavelski. >> it was nice to their fans cheer. should i go to the pile or not? i knew everything was messed upp trying to tip them in. >> tough as nails. you take a puck to the face like that. he's a warrior. >> i would have cried. >> the warriors start the postseason against the clippers. 5:00, game two on monday. first they had on close out the regular season in memphis. kevin durant and klay thompson played. the warriors opened the nice combinat

>> i think that's exactly right, fareed. this is puzzling and there are a lot more questions than answers. no claim of responsibility. the government said this is the work of religious extremists. they said they arrested seven people who appear to be part of a group. if you think back to the mumbai attacks, which you know so well, this kind of multiple kind of attacks on hotels and other locations, that was the work of lashkar-e-taiba. it's a group that doesn't have interest in sri lanka. there have been a limited number of sri lankans who joined isis. so that's not out of the question, but it does appear to be lash ckar-e-toiba that would be responsible, but which one, i have no idea, and sri lanka has not been a place where we have seen these kinds of attacks in the past. >> is there a pattern here, peter, in terms of the nihilism of the violence. there's no claim of responsibility so far. there's no demand as far as we can tell. it used to be said about terrorism, you want a few people dead and a lot of people watching, b

i'm fareed zakaria. today on the show, hillary clint clinton. the field of 2020 democratic presidential contenders. >> i am absolutely delighted to see this incredibly diverse field. >> robert mueller's findings. >> we deserve to see the mueller report. >> on leadership. do men and women lead differently? >> of course. >> much more -- >> if you really wanted to solve this problem, you would not be separating families and putting babies in cages. >> but first, here's my take. there are many explanations for benjamin netanyahu's victory in this week's elections that have to do with israel's particular situation. it's economic boom, stable security climate and the prime minister's political talent. he's also part of a much larger phenomenon. the continued strength of populous nationalism around the worlds, and the continued inability of left of center parties to respond to it, the case for populous national inch goes something like this, it's a nasty world out there, people are trying to take our jobs, undermine our security. move into our country.

>> we are in a new era of information war fare. when 9/11 happened, that marked a new era of terrorist war fare. we are moving on. although that continues to something else which is this systemic, vast, broad information war fare in which countries can be defeated without a shot being fired. we learned from the mueller report that the president was aware that we were undergoing as a country information war fare. he sought to benefit from it. he and his campaign had a plan to capitalize on it for their political benefit and for trump personally for his financial benefit. we know he was pursuing a business deal in moscow. so that's what we have here. and i don't think -- a lot of times we say the president's ego is wounded when we talk about how the russians attacked us and may have helped him get elected. but i actually think that we are a little naive to buy into that narrative. i think that is a fig leaf for the president. how can we ignore that this president barely won the electoral college. it was 70,000 votes. he is now deeply

they have four months to live in tips car fare hike all of that's enough isn't it i'll push. can you get in. right. now quite. a. bit. more you're not reaching you know you i think somebody must have lived in it. now even has to rely on his talent for tracking down original parts and sort of on the tin career has a lot of work to do. there's little flecks is not that that. people . we'll see what we can use. the mouse on the small time starting with the nose wheel remove the grill to expose the metal and get busy with the sanding. as a restored vintage car and confection good price what are the brothers think of electric cars. your family we definitely want to drive again he calls but do you want to drive or who fall over. with i don't like them i like the internal combustion engines much better than which model even with the cars on the road you still get the particulates. the tires cause the particulates when you break. it's not just the combustion engine mobile. and you don't hear the electric drive and i'm not into that you have to hear an engine what's nice about vintage

with the us economy faring better—than—expected after strong gdp data last week, wall street wants tohanged its view on the timing of future interest rate moves. you may recall it had said it was on pause. also apple is one of the many companies reporting results this tuesday. the tech giant due to reveal its second—quarter earnings at a time when its iphone business faces headwinds. in january the tech giant unexpectedly lowered its revenue guidance as fewer people upgraded their iphones. investors will want to know how its products are faring, have sales picked up in china and europe and is its service business continuing to grow? also watch out for earnings from american car—maker general motors as well as drug makers pfizer, merck and eli lilly. joining us is laura foll, fund manager, global equity income at janus henderson investors: what's the mood in the markets right now? i think it's generally positive, a lot of companies reporting already, there was a lot of nervousness about industrial company reporting, the fourth quarter last year, the markets were quite nervous, perceive

right now at 6:30, fare cheats beware, bart is going after you.tice during your commute. >>> an uber driver accused of developing off his customers, then going back to their house to burglarize their home. >>> congressman eric swalwell live after announcing he is running for president. we are getting the answers to his questions about your campaign. >>> and the hills are alive with the sounds of sheep. say hello to san jose's woolly firefighters. good morning to you. it is tuesday, april 9th. >> they are hard at work this morning, of course. >> they have a lot to do. >> yes. >> everything is so green and lush now. >> all because of that rain. we don't have rain in our forecast finally. >> i see a smile, a smile and a smile. >> yeah. >> winner! all right let's take a look at what's going on, it is a little breezy. that's the only thing you have to worry about especially on our east-west bridges. you can see the gusts out there already getting 26 at the coast. 17 around oakland and those will pick up as we head throughout the day. look at them chase

a lot of women entering lebannon as domestic workers are the most at risk under the car fare less system suicide rates among them are high and many die in failed escape attempts. it was a sudden increase in the cost of bread that sparked the protests rocking saddam since december and led to the downfall of dictator omar al bashir but as the civilian protesters grapple with the military for the future of the country tough economic conditions continue to be a fact of life for the sudanese. preparing for her next class she's an english professor at a khartoum university. it's a prestigious job but not in terms of the money it hardly brings in anything i have to work extra to survive each month. i think that it's a. hernia about fifty euros a month she struggles to get by and when she tries to withdraw cash the queue for the teller machines often stretches down the street. i can see it's like this every

is looking for a new solution on cracking down on fare evasion.xaminer" reports the agency is reversing a decision to put latches on some fare gates at civic center and embarcadero stations. this after b.a.r.t. riders who use wheelchairs complained the change asked them to have to open the door for them. >>> b.a.r.t. is testing emergency call boxes at its coliseum stations. the bright blue devices are on the platform. you she contacted to b.a.r.t. police dispatch and will activate the camera above the boxes. they have courtesy phones but they only connect you with the station agent. abc 7 news spent a week on these issues. you can see what we learned on abc7news.com, building a better bay area is part -- i should say building a better b.a.r.t. is part of building a better bay area. better, better, better. >> thank you, reggie. >> sure. >>> a nationwide measles outbreak has led to an effort at the state capitol to make it harder for parents to opt out of vaccinating their children. the new bill would require the state department of public health to

if you're constantly subsidising fares, you're constantly subsidising fares, you can never make thatrt of profit. interesting discussion and we will unpack that further because berber and many other companies are coming to market. —— uber. we will talk about that later. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: all the latest sports news, with an update on arsenal's run in the premiership. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been bui

the agency announced today it is extending the work hours of police officers and fare inspectors. mandatory overtime is part of a pilot strategy to make the transit system safer. bart also says its general manager wants to add 19 new police officer positions. in addition, bart says it is retrofitting fare gates with raised railings and alarm swing gates and expects to upgrade seven more by july to help stop fare evaders. >>> in the north bay, a 4-year-old boy was picked up by sheriff's deputies in santa rosa after he was found wandering the streets. a man called the sheriff's office about 3:00 a.m. when he saw the by at the avenue car wash on santa rosa avenue. about the two and a half hours later, his mother report herd son missing. the boy was staying with his uncle and cousins and woke up to discover his mother wasn't there, so he went looking for her. mother and son have since been reunited. >>> now to the uber driver arrested for allegedly returning to the house where he picked up passengers to drop off at sfo. police say the security alarm scared him off, so he went to a nea

i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start today's show at the u.s./mexican border. president trump has gone back and forth on what he wants to do with it. david frum and i have some diverse advice for him on getting immigration right. >>> also, nato turned 70 this week and faces threats from both russia, and some would say, america. i'll talk to secretary-general jens stoltenberg about how he plans to counter these challenges. >>> and jacinda ardern's response to the massacre in christchurch has been widely praised. prime minister theresa may's leadership of britain through brexit has been widely panned. do women have a distinct and different leadership style? i'll ask the great tina brown. >>> but first, here's my take. president trump's threat to close the u.s./mexico border has confused even his allies. >> we will close the damn border. we're going to give them a one-year warning, and if the drugs don't stop, or largely stop, we're going to put tariffs. and if that doesn't stop the drugs, we close the border. i don't think we'll ever have to close the border. i m

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lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. >>> the city of san francisco will pay the family of a man shot and killed by police $140,000 as part of a legal settlement. this is according to the examiner. police said officers feared for their lives when luis go, in gorea charged at them with a knife. his sparked a backlash that led to the resignation of the then police chief. >>> a night out with friends turns deadly after a mother of two suddenly overdoses. she thought she was using cocaine but ended up ingesting a synthetic opioid eight times stronger than morphine. >> she was so loving. so generous. >> reporter: a paint big karen cartier, her best friend knows the 42-year-old artist she's known a dozen years. >> loved her children more than anything. >> reporter: a boy and girl, aged three and nine, lost their precious mom last weekend. at point richmond, cartier's home for decades, lost a well-known resident. >> beyond shocking everyone to in town. that's just unfathomable. >> we see that a lot, unfortunatel

taken adequate measures to prevent fare evaders from entering stations platforms or trains she would not have died. the family wants b.a.r.t. to implement safety measures and staffing policies to reduce or prevent fare evasion and post a crime statistics notice with metrics regarding crime from the last four years at each station. >>> a spokesperson issued a statement saying agency officials continue to express their deepest condolences to the family. but did not comment on potential or pending litigation. >>> governor newsom wants to work with lawmakers on a plan to tackle deadly and costly wildfires. the new strategies he is proposing. >> reporter: it is a sweeping plan for dealing with the cost associated with california wildfires but the real sparks came governor gavin newsom talked about pg&e. this is the latest briefing from the governor on how to tackle california's wildfire problems. today he talked about emergency funds in doing a better job of keeping fire fires from becoming catastrophically large but he saved his strongest words for the ailing utility. >> it drives shiver

. >> so they had 550 votes in their fare. >> i think it was wrong. >> reports of massive election fraud in the east bay. not in the city but a school. >> two students in hot water for trying to rig their very own election. >> hive at berkeley hive with the details. >> it is quite a story. berkeley made the move from paper ballots to electronic ones. students were promised a fair and honest election. but it didn't work out that way. >> the movie election showed how fiercely competitive high school elections can be. >> i think it was reckless and wrong. >> students are buzzing about their recent election which ended in large scale voter fraud. >> they had 550 fraudulent votes in their fare. id ld themselves ls say t into their classmates email accounts, casting vote in their favor using a default password most every student knows. >> they were working hard. >> i don't think somebody would do something like that on purpose. >> the candidates were disqualified. >> it would have been better just to lose the hard way, the clean way. >> the election rigging exposes a huge cyber security gap wi

no journey would be complete without some local fare on the menu today a typical northern dish that of course comes with quite a history of. the rats callas head chef heikal kalinowski presenting it to me. ok. what on earth is this going to take he loves us that much i know ok ok there's time time the ingredients want to be. flowery potatoes and sell to be first get and pickles wasn't and watching the story behind it is a pretty traditional dish around here right now that. is evolved in the past when sailors were at sea for a long time that was just for the meat had to be preserved that's why they're salted beavers mobile's. the mice and because most of them were probably toothless due to face bites scurvy or whatever or that everything was mashed up just so they didn't have to chew it ok i joined i thank you shanks i can't wait. for all those some grindingly delicious perfect finish for my two around prime and i've learned to live and tasted a lot and i feel like that's a great note to end this show and so thank you guys for watching and soon except. me. it's one of the most hotly deb

my cost was the exact same for the fare. >> let me see mine. one moment. $28.06. >> mine was $25.50. >> in a taxi also beat out the ride share on price this time. >> interesting, both taxi rides cost the same. the ride share was $5 for expensive. we'll have ride share stories each day. through friday. >> interesting. and fun. >> the stories continue here. coming up. can you actually make a living as a ride share driver. we got insight into what the average driver makes and what you should know before signing up. >> you have questions about ride share. we have answers. 7 on your side is helping build a better bay area. >> next. the battle on the embark. live with the dual over what to do with a prime piece of property in san francisco. >> if you get your backpack stolen the odds of getting it back are slim to none. that is unless ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> dualin fundraisers over a site in san francisco. one side supports the idea of turning it into a navigation center for the homeless. the

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>> that's true, fareed.ads about james garfield falls in love with this man which is one of the greatest figure ideas and the tragedy of garfield besides the fact that we barely remember his name is we look at the story of civil rights in post civil america, it's a story of two presidential assassinations. abraham lincoln gives us johnson and we have momentum in the direction of segregation that ends up destroying the country in many respects. garfield is the only president to get the nomination without actively seeking it. it was supposed to be a battle between grant and blend and the party 4r5eders got tired of it and on the 30th something ballot he ends up getting the nomination against his own will and says i protest a man cannot get the nomination and they give it to him anyway and garfield's mission was universal suffering and education and a mentally ill office seek puts a bullet in him four months after he takes the oath of office. we never get the vision of james garfield who may because he was deta

air fare between california and the hawaiian island dropped 17%.g all the airlines that fly there. the average round trip coach fare is about $412 compared to $500 this time last year. >>> today is national beer day. at least one restaurant is offering a special deal to celebrate. there are two locations here in the bay area. one in concord and another in san jose. national beer day is celebrated on this date because it marks the day that president roosevelt signed law allowing beer to be legally manufactured and sold in the u.s. beer is the most widely consumed alcoholic beverage. >>> take a look at this. the giants posted this photo on twitter minutes ago of players celebrating national beer day. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, what we're learning about the governor's historic trip to central america. >>> the string of church fires that have authorities and communities in louis >>> thanks so much for being with us. we're off to a mild day. hi, lisa. >> nice and blight here in the east bay. we have had sunshine pretty much all morning long. w

for more, go to cnn.com/fareed. let's get started. >>> i wanted to talk more about immigration from david who wrote on the topic from the atlantic. it's the story from the current issue. i don't agree with the article but that doesn't stop me from admiring it and the author. david joins me now. welcome back to the show. >> thank you so much, fareed. >> before we get to the article and the conclusions you come to, i want to ask you about the situation at the border right now. the asylum seekers, help us understand, you know, the big picture, how should we think about asylum seekers in today's world in the united states? >> well, the laws about asylum grew up after world war ii with an eye to people fleeing nazi persecution. these were treaties between nations and laws within nations that said if you were the victim or the target of purse cushiers your state, you should get refuge in another country. they are not being persecuted as individuals and not persecuted necessarily at all who are victims of poverty or crime.

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a major east/west that will fare. according to local media, the crane has been believed to have fallen off the roof of a new google building under construction. it crushed 5 cars and damaged at least 1 building. two crane operators and two people inside cars were killed. 3 people including a child have been taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. >>> fire crews rushed to a fire at an oakland church this morning. the flames broke out just before 6 am at the house of truth church on international boulevard and 89th avenue. the one-alarm fire did some damage to the interior of the church. thankfully no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> an earthquake rattled the east bay community awake overnight. a magnitude 3.5 quake about one of the half miles east northeast in contra costa county hit about 2:36 am. we have received no word of injuries or damages but a ktvu viewer call dust to say the jolt woke his family. >>> the bart maintenance project got underway today. the transit agency is r

lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. >>> the a's pitching staff allowed over six runs per game, so the change started to stop bleeding. barry coco abroad in their broad broadcast booth, chris making his first start of the season called up from las vegas, got a nice bit start, five scoreless inning. scoreless against the rangers in the second inning, but then stephen must gotti reminding everybody to stream your a's or else he will miss the home run. 1-0 they were looking for more against the rangers. ken must gotti do it brilliant a's win 6-1, just her second victory in the last seven games. game seven last night in vegas with the shorthanded number, in double overtime. tuesday is the final game between the sharks tonight san jose head coach peter moore is tired of the trash talk, especially from gerard grill on, the golden knights coach. >> there coach is probably doing domestic chatter. he is talking to players constantly during the game, which, you know, i haven't seen before. so that is probably wher

scootering from the train to your workplace you don't need a car or a parking space so it's easy to fare provides a taste of the many new forms mobility will take in the future for. those go to caracas been out on the market since mid twenty's seventeen by the end of last year one hundred twenty two thousand of them had rolled off the czech car makers assembly lines now there's a toned up version of the compact crossover s.u.v. a karate scout skoda says it handles even better on rough terrain and thinks it will draw fans looking for transport to more remote locations in the great outdoors which when we studied the contest a young baker says s.u.v.s are supposed to be sporty off roaders which means this special trim package so. house seems so little redundant nowadays most two wheel drive lifestyle as you use can barely climb up on the curb when you're parking he says so maybe they're correct scout actually does make a kind of sense if it really can deal with off road to rain that's what he's going to find out today and yet that's one of. the boasts that the current scout really is built

the fare has been held since one thousand nine hundred eighty seven and initially in london the host city has changed several times since then it's said to be held in barcelona until at least two thousand and twenty three. seance slogan this year is the urban beat journalists from all over the world attend a press conference at the spanish carmakers booth. and this is what they're waiting for the mini mo the concept car is intended above all for fleet customers and car sharing providers. i wish to get a model says a big topic here is micro mobility covering distances a less than ten kilometers say it's come up with a mini mo for that like others in the segment it's a battery powered but it has a big advantage you can swap out batteries so no more long waits and charging stations. the empty battery pack can then be recharged at a charging station while you're driving around in the mini mo it has room for two people and can recognize and adapt to the driver for. example for sixteen year olds the maximum speed can be limited to forty five kilometers per hour and stead of ninety with a l

they have visible employees and they want to make sure riders are paying their fare and deter crime.i think it's helpful. it makes people feel safe to ride bart. >> we know we need to step things up. and we need to show a strong satisfy presence, not just on the trains, on the platforms and the stations, and try to do it consistently. >> bart says the permanent solution is to hire 19 additional officers over the next five years. that will be discussed at budget meetings and the first one will be this thursday. >>> 6:33. the dmv will give leaders an update on the long wait times and the state panel wants to know what the agency is doing to address the problem and what they've done so far. last month, the dmv warned of the long lines and said they could get longer this summer as that real i.d. deadline approaches. that's october 1s ttling over how to reduce police shootings as they consider two different proposals today. the first would allow police to kill only, if there's no reasonable alternative like a verbal persuasion. a second is a plan that requires every police department to h

lower fares. better service.ards. >>> emergency crews tried to save a man from drowning at lake the sauna -- lake vasona in los gatos. witnesses saw a person appeared to be in distress, went under the water and did not come back up. they found the body of an adult man in the lake about an hour later, try to revive him but it was too late. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the county park is located near blossom hill road in los gatos. emergency crews were called about 12:30 pm this afternoon. so far, the victims name has not been released until relatives are located. >>> now to oakland where firefighters are investigating the cause of an early morning house fire that killed a 73- year-old man. the flames destroyed an old victorian at 16th and linden in west oakland. alyssa h victim had lived in the home four years. >> reporter: the fire broke out at this house on 16th street around 5:45 am. firefighters are on the roof with axes and chainsaws doing overhauls, digging into walls to check for any hotspots. earli

a quick look at how the markets are faring. mixed picture in asia, record—brea ker the mixed picturerecord—brea ker the night before mixed picture in asia, record—breaker the night before in wall street, positive sentiment not following through in europe today. businesses around the world are facing some unprecedent challenges brought on by changing technology and a growing population. a group of europe's biggest companies is urging governments and business leaders across the continent to act swiftly and in a coordinated way to tackle the issues of the 21st century. so, the european round table of industrialists is a group of 56 chief executives and chairs from companies ranging from shell to l'oreal, nestle and vodafone. together their total sales are more than $2.5 trillion and they employ about 6.8 million people across europe. today's call covers areas including climate change, the skills gap and global trade rules. carl-henric svanberg is chair of the european round table of industrialists, as well as chairman of volvo group and formerly chair of bp. welcome to business live. th

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