and she was not the only person killed on kampala road.r of two was killed by a bullet to the chest. seconds later, a local man who was closing the shop where he worked was it in the upper leg. he was taken to hospital, but died four days later. at the end of the road, eyewitnesses told us the truck turned northeast, but the killing was not over. john, a 72—year—old retired accountant, had gone into town to change money. he was in the store way as the truck passed. john was shot in the neck and died at the scene. another man was also shot. the only one of the victims we cannot yet identify. these images, which have never been shown before, were filmed seconds after he was shot in the pelvis. 0ne eyewitness told us he survived. another said the man died on the way to hospital. police truck 17 drove on. 30 minutes later, carrying what looks like the same crew, it was still trolling. in the space of a minute or so, seven people were shot along this road. at least four, perhaps five of them, died. there is no evidence to suggest, but any of th

using this road. but like you said it like like we heard in the, you lay before. the forces on the other side have yet to have yet to open the road to the east of here from the city of start. they say that the only people that can open this road is the joint military commission that's facilitated by the you and they're expected to be meeting soon. but it just goes to show that libya still deeply divided, especially in terms of the military institution. at the moment, there is a chief of staff and military belong to the internationally recognized government of national unity and half or so call themselves the grant the, the general commander of the libyan armed forces. he still has a chief of staff of military, but i think for the most part, lived wants to see these divisions, these conflicts. they want to see them. and i think the international community is also going to be supporting efforts just like this one. there's going to be the berlin conference, the berlin to conference scheduled on the 23rd

particularly on roads, the grade for the roads is a d. give us some of the low lights of that grade. guest: about 40% of the condition of the roads in this country are fair to mediocre condition. 178 million times a day, people travel over bridges that are structurally deficient and a point of greater focus for engineers, we just saw the closure of the interstate 40 bridge over the mississippi river, connecting tennessee and arkansas. there is a single bridge, causing huge headaches for businesses that are relying on that bridge and citizens. people have to do work around. people feel that and it is a pocketbook issue. the condition of the roads are costing the average motorist close to $1000 a year in added expenses and wasted fuel. the road conditions -- it is a condition of the roads and a number of metropolitan areas, capacity issues causing congestion. there has been a little bit of relief during covid. it will be interesting to see the reset going forward. host: does your report on roads or any of the other categories, do you look a

to take road trips soon. it's a great experience. is it a trip to nowhere? where really nothing much happens in the end that you can conclude? or is it a trip where you have self-discovery? or is it a trip where you discover about others? okay. but in 19771 the road trips in film were trips to nowhere. and very much a part of that whole ethos of what and milieu of what the 70s early 70s started out to be. famous film two-lane blacktop famous only later on. it's one of those great films. that's a cult film now, but in 71, it was a flop. it starred among others singer james taylor. here we have brian wilson of the beach boys. we have lori bird who is a girlfriend of director monti hellman, and then we have the great warren oats. and one of the reasons why this becomes a cult film is because three of the four die rather mysterious deaths oats dies at age 53 of a heart attack wilson dies in a rather bizarre drowning lori bird ends up committing suicide, but it's a road trip to nowhere with great filament film. te

tt recharge quickly and get back on the road.— on the road. if you are a ride shafinu on the road.oad. if you are a ride i sharing driver you might spend 10-12 sharing driver you might spend 10—12 hours a week at a charging station waiting for your car to charge and earning less money. your car to charge and earning less money-— less money. whether or not am - le less money. whether or not ample can _ less money. whether or not ample can convince - less money. whether or not ample can convince drivers| less money. whether or not i ample can convince drivers and vehicle many to adopt their tech, batteries like this could play a key role in addressing some of the issue is hampering the uptake of electric vehicles. but we can't talk about the future of transport without mentioning flying cars. the question is, are they ready to take off yet? nick kwek has been finding out. 0ver take off yet? nick kwek has been finding out. over the years we have seen passenger drone demos, motherboards and jet wings. when the manufacturer from the netherlands though, thinks it has finally cracked it,

at least locally for us is bridge maintenance, road maintenance. i cannot speak for the utilities, but i am sure there is part of that. but definitely our infrastructure maintenance, we lag in that. president biden: everyone in the country does. big time. there are thousands of bridges. what people do not realize is if you have a bridge going across even a stream, not a big bridge, and you cannot take a truck across it because of the weight and the fire department is on one side, in some places it can take another 35 minutes to get around. so it really matters. we are going to be doing a lot if this bill passes. i think it will be passed and it will mean a lot overall to the quality of roads and maintenance of bridges and tunnels. so it's a big deal. >> a lot of departments are excited about it. not just street department. police, fire, utilities.

they're not taking three roads the third road the river road, which is just to the north of this map to the top of this map has two full divisions of the union. war led by some of the best commanders in the army of the potomac andrew atkinson humphries and charles griffin two of the most most offensive-minded commanders. in the army of the potomac but joseph hooker even though he's going to outposition the confederates and he has more union troops coming in from chancellorsville, which is just off of this map of just a few miles down the road he is going to decide to pull back and concentrate his lines around the chancellors. they'll crossroads he's going to pull back into a very claustrophobic line inside of this choking, virginia wilderness known as the poisoned fields by some people at the brightest point of the day some claimed you couldn't see the forest floor because a foliage was so thick so this is a very dark forbidding forest or as chris mackowski's book is called a close dark woods, which is available through sabbath baby calm. so as you go through here you start to see th

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he's opened the road and to commemorate the event. now this road has been closed. since warlord perhaps, or lost his offensive on tripoli in 2019 in april 2019, this is a very important road to live in trade between eastern and western libya. so this is very significant. according to the prime minister, he says this will help rebuild libby up to bring about unity and to further prosperity in the country. now, there are critics that say that opening the road will give war fighters as approximately, according to the un, 20000 warrant fighters in libya, according to military forces. there's at least 2000 russian mercenaries to the south here. wagner group, also some play that this will help for word for inquires to continue on, or to move up towards towards the north. so we're here now. this is the front line. there's another, there's another, a place that they're going to go to about 20 kilometers to the east of here, and they're going to be opening up that road there. the hope is that the libyans will be able to travel from eastern to western libya from western to e

now china's presidency of the belt and road initiative in 2013. it involves development and investment projects across asia, europe, and beyond. more than 100 countries signed cooperation agreements with china on infrastructure projects. the initiative is estimated to include more than $2600.00 projects with a combined value of $3.00 trillion dollars. but china is accused of learning, developing countries into a death trap it to control us through lancaster, 2nd largest port after the country failed to make payments linked to the initiative . and critics also see it as a way of china extending its influence. while beijing says the project connect hundreds of countries and improved transportation networks. ah, that's not bringing our gas. joining us from washington dc is brett brewin, who's a former director of global engagement in the white house under president obama. he's also a former us diplomat. and joining us from cape town is solution i do who's a senior research fellow at the institute for global dialogue. that's the south african think ti

instead of incentivizing more miles for roads for cars, this bill encourages safer roads for walking, biking, and scooters. today's bill repairs existing roads with climate-resilient materials rather than building new roads. the invest in america act changes course altogether in the interest of 21st century transportation realities from climate change to rapidly emerging alternatives to cars as forms of travel and mobility. the 54% increase in funding for this bill is in keeping with the road to change course on transportation and infrastructure. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from missouri. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. crawford. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. chairman. today we're debating a partisan bill that spends over $400 billion on everything but long-term investments in america's roads and bridges. despite being of the largest percentage increase in the last quarter centur

i always would just go on the road for like 3 days and come home. so i never was like on a real like rock star tour where i was gone for my kids for you know, months or anything like that. now my kids are older and yeah, i feel very, i feel like i get it like my stepdaughter who we raise is graduating from college. my son is graduate school and going to college in the fall and. and then being married, 21 years this memorial day, i do feel like they're all like, you know, there's a lot of females channel there, but there are many that are still married and a mother. so like, i do feel like it's a unique career, but i also feel when you said like about men and women, i just feel like with female comedy. i never felt like, oh, blue who i am the girl. i kinda felt like, oh good. i stand out because there's less girls, you know, so. but then also in the last couple years you kind of realize my generation. well, we put up with a lot like a lot because we would just be like, ok, weirdo. ok, creepy guy. you know. all right, i won't embarrass you by ever poi

the belt and road initiative basing was singled out in the summer. it's final communicate for a legend, human rights violations in jang and hong kong. b u. s. president says the g 7 is determined to uphold democratic values around the world's. i really feel very strongly. i propose that we have a, a democratic alternative to the belt road initiative to build back better. and they've agreed to that and that's underway. details of that we agreed to put together committee to do that and come up with that. and thirdly, that we are going to assist on high standards or to be for climate friendly, transferred alternative to the belt road initiative. and but in the meantime, we're going to move forward with the chinese embassy and the u. k. has responded to the g 7th. communicate and a statement, a spokesperson said it distorted and reversed remarks on jang. hong kong, taiwan deliberately slender, china and arbitrarily interfered in china's internal affairs, as well as exposing the sinister intentions of a few countries such as the united states. now, china'

a belt and road initiative will developing nations benefit. and what's really behind this push against china. this is inside story. ah, ah, ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting obligated build back better. that's the main promise from the 1st g. 7 summit. since the pandemic began leaders of the world, 7 main industrialized nations pledged among many things to tackle climate change and provide coven 1900 vaccines to the world's poor. while they also offer developing nations arrival to china, global investment and development strategy, the belt and road initiative basing was singled out in the summer. it's final communicate for a legit human rights violations. in jang and hong kong. b u. s. president says the g 7 is determined to uphold democratic values around the world's. i really feel very strongly. i propose that we have a, a democratic alternative to the belt road initiative to build back better. and they've agreed to that and that's underway. details with that we agreed to put together committee to do that and come up with tha

now electric vehicles are becoming commonplace on many roads.as we'd like it to be. so how about putting down the lead and opting for a spot of wireless charging, courtesy of the road? just think of it as being like putting your mobile phone on a wireless charger. the aim of this taxi isn't to be fully recharged, butjust to get a bit of a boost while it's waiting at a taxi rank without any passengers. but maybe we are missing something here. why worry about recharging the batteries, when we could just be swapping them? stephen beckett has been to taiwan to look at some other ways electric vehicles could be powered. this is taipei's famous, or perhaps infamous, "scooter waterfall". it is one of the main routes into central taipei for thousands of commuters every way. it is mind—boggling how many mopeds there are here. thousands of them, and theyjust keep on coming. and you know what, you really get a sense ofjust how much pollutio these guys are probably causing. this is the same spot a few weeks later, and believe it or not a good chunk of those

another road initiative has been around for 8 years. it's a very advanced program. china investing in countries all over the globe is felton road, has tentacles everywhere. after some 8 years, this new u. s. proposal they say is because they don't believe it. belts and road is actually helping the countries involved and they believe many other infrastructure structure projects around the world that need financing. white house officials say an estimated 40 trillion dollar infrastructure gap between now and 2035. so that creating what they call the building back back. so for the world be 3 w. but where is the money going to come from? and that remains the very big picture. big question. because there is no funding on the table and no funding to be in the final communicate with us by finding it very hard to get funding approval for his own if infrastructure bill, i don't suspect there's gonna be any us funding for global infrastructure program coming anytime soon and dreams also some discussion about russia. yes, russia, of course, is impo

we have restrictions on state roads, weight restrictions for county roads, we have all of those things so one of two things has to happen. we either have to increase weight restrictions which means we have to rebuild up every county road or less products. if we call last for each trip, and we are going to deal with charging stations, all these different issues, we haven't even talked about relations for hours and service for transport and all that, the bottom line is if you live in grafton, north dakota and you are taking a load of potatoes to minnesota, two things will happen were going to all less of the product which will increase the price and it's going to take you twice as long to get there and back under current rules and regulation. what is that mean? are going to increase the cost for a products which we produce and provide to the entire country in the world and none of that increase in cost is going to go to the producer. in fact, we increase cost of producers as well. the people in the middle making this going to be dealt with in transportation. when we talk about increasing

of problem, you just got to go to the news the the, the me good evening, hot water, infrastructure, roads, rail bridges, waterways and the high speed internet. how about universal pre k job skills, training and technical education? older care and environmental sustainability efforts? the path to a comprehensive infrastructure package for america ailing system was always the road less traveled. american politicians have kicked the can down the road for far too long, leading the nation with bridges, one national disaster away from class, water wave threatening flooding into communities, and a high speed rail and amtrak expansion projects that are continually delayed. let's dig deeper on the last 2 report cards from the american society of civil engineers, us infrastructure for a d plus and in 2018. the report urge the u. s. government and private sector to increase infrastructure spending by at least 2 trillion dollars over the next 10 years. that may sound daunting. but if necessary, bailing infrastructure is tied to a country's economic downfall. the by the administration took infrastruct

let's see if we can engineer a better road. again, pivotal year, 1935, this is grant would painting, most famous for his pitchfork lady, pitchfork man and his wife. i didn't go to the art museums, i told you. this is called death on the ridge road and the response could have been, hey, slow down. don't pass, don't rush past another vehicle. don't speed! that's a two lane road. that's a bad idea. you are a bad driver. look what happens, beautiful bright red truck, people are going to die. it's going to be gruesome. so, a lot of people looked at that and said we need more, laws need to get bad drivers off the road. others elected and said let's get rid of the ridge in the road. and that's why they began to do. we think of the interstate highway system as 1956, eisenhower, the suburbs, tail, fence potato chips, depths, barbecues. the planning begins in the 19 thirties and begins in this context. it's all of the things you would expect. it is about work, everybody is out of work. a lot of shuttles to build off the highway. it's abo

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at somerville road sunset drive cavallo road and blew out drive at eagle rock dries. this is started a pilot program. >> and if it works and successful will continue to expand it throughout the city. >> in a somewhat of a carrot and stick theme. the message. the mayor added the city is trying to identify a property that could be used for sideshows so that you can use their off-road vehicle safely can legally. i recognize that these types of events are part of the bay area culture, particularly as an expression of resistance. >> but i can not ignore the fact that these kinds of events can kill people. antioch. police will be out in full force this weekend with mutual aid from neighboring law enforcement standing by. they say if your car or a tv is impounded. it will cost $3,000.30, days later to get it out. the mayor had this final warning to event. organizers. let me be very, very clear. >> you have until friday. the 18 to cancel this event. >> i encourage you and those who are planning to attend not to attend in. stay away. >> guess we will find out in a few days tha

tell it to another few weeks down the road is hardly comfort. we have no now for 16 months that people are not paying rent and that this is a problem for the landlord. you've got to have a play and then that stage people from paying rent, they can't the board and then helps the landlords are confronted with this. but to leave the little ones, the mom and pops will rent out an apartment or 2 in their home. we should have had a plan using a tax program that goes after the rich people who become richer during called it to have a fund that helps the land, the small landlords, so that the people don't have to be evicted and the landlord going to go bankrupt those were the problems we knew that for 16 months and instead of dealing with it, we have this endless gains playing that simply postpones the catastrophe. $7000000.00 people out on the street will be a political and economic catastrophe. and everybody has known that for months couldn't agree with you more professor wolf and the white house honestly should be giving you a call. thanks so much for

stone road. so everything is kind of being silhouetted off of that road. so jackson wants to use some cover and the concealment of the woods. as he rides forward, he's a lieutenant general, he second in command of the army, he should be nowhere near where he is going. he's writing forward towards an enemy position of unknown strength and of unknown disposition. as he goes forward, they should not be him, it should be a lieutenant, but this is where his trust issues come into. jackson is going to do it on his own. he writes forward and he can hear the digging of earth, the felling of trees, he knows the union army is reacting. they are reacting and starting to face towards the west and they are starting to begin. so he will send word back to his second in command, ap hill with the light division of 12,000 men strong, nothing like about that. he will tell him to press them, he'll, cut them off from united states forward. press them. he wants to go for broke here on the evening of may the 2nd, into

. >>> and you have to fuel fun are you hitting the roads. california has the highest gas taxes in the country. gas taxes and frustrations have been going up for years. its been going up since 2017. these people got the point. they are right here at this mass gas and food filling up the gas tanks because it could potentially jump tomorrow. the total tax jumps to 51-cents just days before a lot of people all over are going to get away for the 4th of july weekend. the gas tax or the gas prices here at the gas and food is about approximate $3.99. it's cheap here in or ind a. average gas in the east bay is about $4.41. it allows taxes to increase yearly to pay for road and bridge work. the senate is pushing for a gas tax holiday. it'll let you be at ease and not pay a gas tax for a year. >> speaking that have holiday how likely is it that will happen? >> senator jim neilsen signed it. he said it has to go through legislation first but get this. he said right now there is no push back right there. we will have to wait and see what happens in the m

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get an rv and take the road. >> there you go. there you go. road trip. >> road trip.you much. see you again when the stock market opens coming up at 6:30. >> you got it. thank you. sounds good. >>> a new study sounding the alarm. the toll remote learning is having on the mental health of children and the goal to get them back in the classroom. that's next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> today a start of a warming trend. we are still below average but not as chilly as yesterday. low to mid 60s around the bay and low to mid 70s inland this afternoon. >>> we are tracking brake lights as you work through san francisco. there is a crash involving a vehicle that hit the wall south bound 101 near cesar chavez. i will have details, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor,r, check andnd lock dowown you moneney with secucurity from m chase. contntrol feels s good. chase. make m more of whahat's yoyo. >>> here is a live look, looking east. it is 5:43. good morning on this thursday morning. you can see that fog pushing in and those golden colors in the sky. sunrise officially

some of the roads have found fame. this one's an award winning hero. maga has detected over 100 land mines and bombs. now he's retreated to a road into retirement home. life is not so much difference. leaving the operation area. so the only difference is that a lot even off the job, my go, i still keeps busy using his nose. you're watching the news, live of berlin up next to cost the out the date on our website, the w dot com i maybe micro junior thank the we don't want to see what they are, their street, our water our. we're opening your eyes to be on the scene.

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hey, what if i don't want to go in an rv and hit the road. what i want to stay here at home over the next few days. what does the weather look like. home sounds pretty good are. these could be comfortable that. >> not that is comfortable as your own bed. that's for sure. and if you are staying here this weekend. we are going to be looking at comfortable weather near the coast in the bay. but our inland areas are about to be seeing temperatures climbing back into the 90's, even a couple of triple digits possible for a few spots on into this upcoming weekend. looking outside this morning at half moon bay. just a good spot to head to for a day trip may be. we do have some low cloud cover, but visibility is actually hanging out just fine across the bay this morning so unlike the past couple of days which did bring spotty fog and even some drizzle. this morning is starting off with a little bit less of that now i am anticipating a few foggy spots right along the sonoma coast line, but much of that drizzle has actually moved its way north and out o

stone road. and everything is kind of being silhouetted off of that road. so jackson wants to use some cover and concealment of the woods. as he rides forward, he's a lieutenant general, he's second in command of the army. he should be nowhere near where he's going. he's riding forward towards an enemy position of unknown disposition. as he goes forward, this shouldn't be him. it should be a lieutenant. but this is where his trust issues come into, into play. jackson is going to do it on his own. jackson rides forward. he stops and can hear the felling of trees, the bigging of earth, the union army is reacting and they're starting to dig in. so he's going to send word back to ap hill, his second in command. with a light division of 12,000 men strong. nothing light about that. he's going to tell him to press them, hill, cut them off. press them. he wants to go for broke here on evening of may the 2nd, into the dark woods with an unknown enemy in front of him and he's going to attack in the dark. t

but it's not just roads and bridges. the mississippi river is a 2,300-mile interstate of water, with aging locks and levees and dams that require constant work just to keep critical barge and ship traffic moving 500 million tons of cargo move on this massive river, including half of all u.s. grain exports the army corps of engineers is constantly dredging the river to keep it moving but some dams and levees are now decades old and need replacing. inland waterways get a d-plus but the country's dams and levees get a d meanwhile, further down river the port of new orleans is the country's sixth busiest, but it can't accommodate the world's newest, biggest ships. with 90% of international goods arriving on ships, the port is spending $1.5 billion on a second terminal to handle ships that carry twice the cargo. >> but really we're only as efficient and have capacity that the roads and the railways and the bridges have that connect to our ports. >> reporter: to compete with the world it all has to connect and work >> the more

it has to be a one—way road map. that is what borisjohnson says~ _ road map. a day for him to announce that there _ expecting a day for him to announce that there will be a delay. the question— that there will be a delay. the question is by how much, will there be exemptions to allow weddings to id be exemptions to allow weddings to go ahead _ be exemptions to allow weddings to go ahead with more guests? those decisions _ go ahead with more guests? those decisions all still to be made. thank— decisions all still to be made. thank you _ decisions all still to be made. thank you very much indeed. there's been a lot of talk at this summit about tackling climate change and about tackling climate change and about building back better, as boris johnson said yesterday, and building back greener. and we are going to talk about the green future, particularly of county court above. well, i can now speak to the founder and ceo of circular&co. that company has been chosen by one of the local cornish brands to be used by world leaders here at the summit to provide coffee c

he prepares his men to turn and mark up new market road. the 18th corps has two division commanders george standard and charles heckman and they're very different. charles stanard, i mean george standard is an experienced leader. he fought at gettysburg his troops are the ones that swung out during pickett's charge and fired down armistead's lines. he was wounded there. he fought a cold harbor with 18th corps attacked and he was wounded there. he fought at petersburg and was wounded there. he's a very experienced commander. he knows what he's about. charles heckman on the other hand is a different animal altogether. a former seminary student he worked for the railroad. volunteered for the war became a brigadier general he later brigade. and its second jury's bluff in the spring or in may. he was captured and he's just recently been exchanged. standards, i mean, i'm sorry or it's going to make a number of mistakes today. the first is this. he doesn't write down his orders. he's afraid that the confederates will find out his orders. i don't k

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roads and bridges, dams and levees.g the country's ability to compete in the global economy. nbc's tom costello has been looking into all of this and he joins me now. good to see you, tom. what can you tell us about the overall state of our of our inf. frankly i hear this all of the time when i talk to people that travel to europe, travel to the rest of the world, how do we stack up? >> it is embarrassing to be honest with you. in terms of modern infrastructure we're not even in the top ten to give you a sense. here in washington dc, the nation's capital, 8% of the bridges are structurally deficient including the roosevelt bridge that goes from virginia to washington. no matter where you live, if you walk outside of your front door chances are you see the decay every single day. >> how many times has it happened to you? you hit a pothole and it ruins your tires and rims? >> i'm mad. i'm real upset. i'm real upset we should not have to drive on highways like this. >> the nation's civil engineers warn that america's under

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