u. cancel presidency. is that say boosting support for atomic energy. the priority of special delivery from russia as the war rages in ukraine. uranium fuel rods are being delivered to the timely nuclear power plant and the czech republic. many lights would go out in the country without the russian uranium fuel rods. nuclear power accounts for 40 percent of the country's energy production . the delivered fuel rods will keep the nuclear reactors running for the next few years. i'm from nuclear energy. it's one of the few energy sources where everything works just a little bit of model. actually i'm a geologist, i know about it and i have a clear opinion which i mean, we should have built more nuclear power plants long ago. then we would have saved energy today, despite the check republics to nuclear power plant said to moline and duco vonny, our aging both were built during this soviet era. the reactor and duke of arnie is a mix of western control technology and soviet engineering. the nuclear power plant has never reached western safety standards. there

u. s . airlines are completely unprepared if we see anything like the cancellations we saw during memorial day weekend. tens of thousands of people could be stranded for a day or more on the way to where they're going. let's remember, there was a 54000000000 dollar bail out of the industry in 2020, and there was a condition not to lay off workers. while these airlines were heavily indebted and they were looking for profits. so they found a loophole following workers, as well as encouraging our pilots to go into early retirement. now we have all this demand returning. people want to go on vacation, and the airlines are completely unprepared and can just hope that the worst of it doesn't match to come to pass up in the, in the short term on despising the median term. what, what's the plan for on behalf the airlines and maybe even above the u. s. government to take the pressure off the ation industry? well, they're trying to get workers back to work. it's been a struggle. some airlines are offering passengers these fee waivers to those fees that you get when you try to change your flight or y

u. s. cancel that deal, but to get more on this, we're gonna cross live now to our expert guests professor at the power school of technology and business. benjamin child, thanks a lot for joining us on the program professor. the 1st thing i want to ask is about the fact that u. s. president joe biden said, according to military sources, it's not a good idea for nancy pelosi to travel to taiwan. what do you make about those statements? the current us administration isn't united behind policies visit some have already express concerns about the consequences. her current isn't my ensure and that's why he has not been confirmed until now and, and harvested. it's quite different from previous and us delegation to tie one because the policies, the speaker of the house, 2nd in line to see to us 1st of the white vice president as the top the problem. democracy in congress are close the try so much of the current us initiations, legislative agenda, and as a close ally off of preston biden. her actions carr

u. s. cancel the deal . ages to these professor benjamin chow told us that by focusing on beijing, washington wants to shift the attention away from his domestic problems. the current us initiation isn't united behind policies visit some have already expressed concerns. the u. s. has always, you know, send mixed messages regarding some we do any type of problems. look at the rationale behind all these exposure from the domestic politics in the us. you see that by doing this right now, facing, skyrocketing high inpatient and rec, fricking low approval rating. at this point in his presidency, not looking good for his upcoming return election. so plain tough on china is a car to settle americans domestic, political conflict. so the fact that they do have an incentive to send next and that's it to, to, to china. a former school teacher has crossed the half way more towards becoming india's new presidents. as after steaming ahead in this week's election, archie contribute to our t ticket reports from n

u. s. cancel that deal. asia studies professor benjamin chow told us that american domestic issues are actually to blame for the confrontation between washington and beijing. the current us initiation isn't united behind policies visit some have already expressed concerns. a u. s. has always, you know, send mixed messages regarding some during the time when problems nuvie we look at the rationale behind all these exposure from the domestic politics in the us. you see that by denise right now, facing, skyrocketing high inpatient, and breck fricking, low approval rating. at this point in his presidency, not looking good for his so upcoming return election. so ah, playing tough on china is a court to settle america's domestic political conflict. so the, that the, the have an incentive to send next messages to, to, to china. china is called on the united states to stop looting syrian resources with beijing also slamming what it calls washington's double standards on human rights may found this to me.

u. s. europe is dealing with a number of airline related problems and more than double the flight cancellations, compared to the u. s. the price of tickets of search with some routes costing 3 times what they did last year. strikes at paris is to main. our ports of course, major disruptions there 20 percent of flights been canceled. and canada's national carrier is facing wide spread criticism for having one of the world's worst recalls of flight cancellations and delays. and canadas. c o was had to issue an apology for, failing to meet its customers, demands. told curtis, as an asian analyst, he says one summer is over, travel disruptions might start to ease up. while the short term misery is due to the summer travel demand in north america, europe, and asia, a once that's beyond us, of the economic forces that are making travel difficult, especially high prices. they might ease as well. as you know, asian is a global business, as is that petroleum business, and prices for a jet fuel will probably decrease as more or, or it will go into production and more jet fuel is produce. i don't see that

u. k. to cancel flights to comply with a new cap on passenger numbers. the west london airport says no more than a 100000 passengers a day can depart until september and has already axed thousands of flights ahead of the peak summer season. airport is suffering from severe disruptions because of staff shortages. and routes runs 6 right to day from heathrow to divide a security throw of quote, blatant disregard for consumers and says their ground staff are capable of handling their flights. and ashley hours of scotland have discovered a previously unknown self portrait of the dutch painter. of instance on golf was found when alice took an x ray of his 885 pacing head of a peasant woman. before an exhibition portrait was covered by laz blue in cardboard . for more than a century, expert safe and goth would often reuse canvases to save money by turning them around to work on the other side. when he moved to paris his family, you know, he was exposed to the work of the impressionist and they started lightning his pallet and painting and much, much brought li

travel more than 50 miles from their home this holiday and flight cancelations and delays continue to frustrate thousands of travelers across the u. s airlines canceled and delayed hundreds of flights already today. this following thousands of delays throughout the week and nearly 6000 canceled flights on wednesday alone. san francisco international reports 12 canceled flights 81 delays oakland international has 25 delays. in zero cancelations. san jose manetta has two canceled flights and 19 delays. president biden today spoke with democratic governors about options for protecting women's rights to abortion in their respective states. the president met with the governors virtually governor newsom did not participate because of a previously scheduled family commitment. the meeting comes a week after the supreme court overturned the landmark roe v. wade ruling president biden says this is not over. he says he's concerned the high court could limit other rights. based on the decision. police launched a formal investigation into the actions of two officers last weekend they are accused of chasing after a suspect from a sideshow with

has rally on the streets of sold, amounting better labor policies, and flight delays and cancellations, across the u. s. as airlines struggle to cope with soaring demand during the july 4th holiday. ukraine has asked turkey to detain a russian flag ship that it says is loaded with 4 to half 1000 tons of stolen grain . keith says the g back jolly cargo vessel illegally exported the grain from the occupied porter. but he answered, the vessel is anchored there. turkeys cut a support around a 100 kilometers from the basra straits. russia has denied previous claims that its stealing grain from occupied ukrainian territories. al jazeera said em castillo as more from a stumble. ukrainian prosecutor's office has, has told that they have written a letter to the turkish justice ministry on june 30 that they that the ship left ukrainian ports. but however, so far, there is no statement from the turkish o thor teeth regarding this letter. because as far as we know, there is also a paperwork process that needs to be conducted in ukraine because if prosecutors off is requested such a thing like seizing the ship a

2019, for the 1st 5 months of that here, january through to may, 1 percent of flights were cancelled in the u. k. for the 1st 5 months of this year was 1.6 percent. so we have had fly cancellations in the past. i think there's more sort of featuring of the disruption that we've seen because people are back in the air and won't get back and don't want to see their plans disrupted. so it's a huge disappointment to the industry that airports are restricting the amount of flights that can be. operations are the number of passengers that can travel through the airport. you know, it's really disappointing because airlines want to maximize the benefit of this recovery, given the financial damage that has been done during the last 2 years. but i think from a consumer point of view, it's very important that we can give certainty to customers that their flights will be operating. and i think these measures while deeply regretable will be able to provide that certainty. do you expect that to get worse over the next couple of months over the summer period? no, i was expected to get better. i think both a

u. s. europe is dealing with a number of airline related problems with more than double the flight cancellations . compared to the u. s. the price of tickets of surged with some routes costing 3 tie of us. what they did last year. strikes of paris is 2 made at ports, of course major disruption that 20 percent of flights have been canceled to deal with staffing shortages. and canada's national carrier is facing widespread criticism for having one of the world's worst records of flight cancellations and delays at canada. c o, a sent to his you an apology, failing to meet customers demands. let's bring it in. tom curtis, he's a navy asian analyst. he joins us now live from boston, massachusetts taught what on earth is going wrong with the asian industry right now? well, it's a combination of economic issues and the reality about the cove era in that, as you mentioned earlier, a lot of staff, especially highly trained professional staff maintenance, professionals, flight attendants and pilots. i let the industry retire decided to go into other lines of work. and also behind the scenes, there is a de

u. k. to cancel flights to comply with a new cap on passenger numbers. the restaurant in airport says no more than 100000 passengers a day can depart until september and has already asked thousands of flights ahead of the peak summer season. airport is suffering from severe disruptions because of star shortages. m roots runs 6 flights a day from heathrow. did you buy it security, throw of blatant disregard for consumers and says there gradstaff a capable of handling left lines. the national galleries of scotland have discovered a previously unknown self portrait of the dutch painter vince in fan golf. it was found when analyst took an x ray of his 885 painting head of a peasant woman. before an exhibition the portrait was covered with layers of glue and cardboard for more than a century. i felt safe and golf would often reuse campuses to save money by turning them to turning them round to work on the other side. when he moved to paris his, you know, he was exposed to the work of the impressionist and they started lightening his pallet and painting and mu

so far more than 2800 flights have been canceled today across the u. more than 5000 have been delayed according cancelations n bay area airports have been minimal. from the air now to the roads, which are expected to be busy this holiday weekend. vehicle travel expected to hit pre pandemic levels over the course of the fourth of july holiday ktvu zach sauce live over 80 in berkeley and zakharchenko looking out there tonight. well, certainly looking better here on i 80 than it did this afternoon. that's despite some estimated 50 million drivers expected to take to the road over the holiday weekend nationwide. that's the good news. the bad news. the cost of those trips only going up. ha they're going to keep going up this week. small dip in oil prices ahead of the holiday weekend, barely noticeable for most bay area drivers. the average price of gas in california 6 27, still the highest in the country, and a dollar 50 more than the national average. guess it's a hindrance , but i think it's going to be fine. you know, it is what it is. and not going to st

in flight delays and cancellations across the u. s . as airlines struggle to cope with soaring demand during the july ukraine has all turkey to detain. a russian flag ship. it says is loaded with 4 and a half tons of stolen grain. cave says that the zip back in soley cargo vessel illegally explore to the grain from the occupied port of betty. ask the vessels anchored near turkeys carrasco port, which is about a 100 kilometers from the boston straight. russia has denied previous claims that it's stealing grain from occupied ukrainian territories. let's get more in this. we can speak to send them because you will lose live for us in a stumble. said it was the latest moline, as far as we know, that the ship has, has a variety that carlos a port yesterday around 7 or 8 pm. but besides that we have no information about the ship, about the type of the care go its carrying, or whether those care goes have been unloaded or not. and we have seen and the international news outlets international news agencies that the ukrainian prosecutor's office

canceled. today here in the u. s airlines are citing staff shortages and also high passenger volume. things are much better off, however, here in the bay area, there were just three cancelations at sfo today and none in oakland or san jose. sfo airport duty manager says the airport smooth operations or partly due to efficiency changes made in preparation for a resurgence in travel. they've reconfigured some cues and worked with psa on scheduling. so they've made adjustments as far as starting opening the security checkpoints at different times, which has been really helpful. increasing the canine presents the checkpoint operations and that has allowed us to get people like it's some other airports. recently updated website. fly sfo dot com is one source for flight tracking and other information. what airline operations are slowly work offering at jfk airport in new york city after bomb scare there. thousands of people were evacuated from an entire terminal this morning after the initial report of a threat. all the roads to and from that terminal were also temporarily shut down. author

so far more than 2800 flights have been canceled today across the u. s more than 5000 have been delayed according to flight, aware cancelations and delays at bay area airports have been minimal. some people in southern california started the holiday weekend with free gas cars crowded around a gas station and camped in this morning for gas giveaway. each driver who showed proof of residency in the area was treated to $50 worth of free gas. that would be nice. city council person and the local singer company grow, sponsored the event. it is now a little more expensive to travel around the bay area rates went up for yes, bart. we have the golden gate bridge and gas pumps in california. ktvu is james torres breaks down the increases. it's the last thing you about before the fourth of july weekend, the price of traveling around the bay area and california is going up. we have inflation. what inflation means is prices and wages go up going up today. the toll on the golden gate bridge rising 20 to 35 cents. the golden gate highway and transportation district,

canceled. started online when activists want to express their opinion. this is clear the other is unclear. why u unable to provide security for students and lecturers during the event. why the university is simply canceling it is that the abolition is not a way out and felt by britain only activists. there, they like to sit on the grand prix track more passively than others. formula 1. on city bridges and roads, well, or literally stick to the masterpieces of painting to protest against oil production, however, gallery visitors in manchester do not always reach the audience, they thought that the activists were simply guarding the picture. with a difference of one day two deadly shark attacks have called into question the tourist season in egyptian hurghada, where even the consulate general has already begun to close the beaches, appealing to the russians to remain vigilant alexander evstigneev more. the beach is still closed only in the evening, when the tide is low, children collect shells during the day, a strict ban on approaching the water, but late jaw sharks claimed the lives of two forei

u s airlines have canceled nearly 130,000 flights since the beginning of this year , according to flightng and hiring the next crop of pilots is more important now than ever. with summer travel soaring to near pre pandemic levels. mass delays and cancelations have put the nation's pilot shortage front and center. american airlines says it's on track to hit its hiring goal this year. but a recent analysis by oliver wyman found the industry is short 8000 pilots in north america right now. that number is expected to grow in the next decade to 30,001 of the things that we're really focused on with cadet academy is just educating people and aspiring them to dream of becoming a pilot. and then helping them, you know, mitigate the barriers that come with it. one of the biggest barriers christina flores, with americans says is the cost. the airline makes loans available for students at its cadet academy, but we do still see quite a lot of folks coming from the military, but we've got to really bolster up the path. the civilian path. and so that's where the cadet academy comes into play. the prog

u. s . airlines are completely unprepared if we see anything like the cancellations we saw during memorial day weekend. tens of thousands of people could be stranded for a day or more on the way to where they're going. let's remember, there was a 54000000000 dollar bail out of the industry in 2020, and there was a condition not to lay off workers. while these airlines were heavily indebted and they were looking for profits, so they found a loophole following workers, as well as encouraging the pilots to go into early retirement. now we have all the man returning people want to go on vacation, and the airlines are completely unprepared. and can just hope that the worst of it doesn't match to come to pass of it in the, in the short term on despising the medium term. what was the plan for on behalf the airlines and maybe even above the u. s. government to take the pressure off the ation industry. well, they're trying to get workers back to work. it's been a struggle. some airlines are offering passengers. these fee waivers to those fees that you get when you try to change your flight or you t

a weekend has come to a close airlines canceled more than 2200 u. 000 flights were delayed. airlines blame staffing shortages and overscheduling travel on the fourth of july specifically was slightly better . in fact, yesterday, only seven flights were canceled out of sfo 136 flight delays. the us is ending a pandemic error rule and no longer honoring expired passports for the past couple of years, the us allowed travelers to re enter the country with an expired us passport. that rule was implemented due to extreme processing delays, but that ended this weekend. at one point passport processing times were over four months now. the processing times are down to the standard two months or so time now is 8/14 of november election is still months away, but to state initiatives are shaping up to be very high profile. there are two competing proposals to legalize sports betting in california. and very soon you're likely to see campaign ads like these gambling corporations are pushing a ballot measure to legalize a massive expansion of online sports gambling

u. s. secretary of state to demand accountability for her death. and germany's lufthansa cancels more than $1000.00 flights is it's brian st. off walk off the job. ah, we're going to begin in the philippines where the interior minister says at least 4 people have been killed and 60 have been injured. after a magnitude 7 earthquake hit its northern region, the center appears to be the town of dollars and the province of abra. tremors were felt as far away as the capital manila, which is more than 300 kilometers to the south train services have been disrupted. the u. s. geological survey says there's no threat of a su nami. barnaby low has the latest. from manila, we felt it all the way here in metro manila, which is about 400 kilometers away from the epicenter right now, we are seeing the extent of the damage is it is pretty extensive. it has effected 15 provinces in 2 regions. in the northern part of the country, we are seeing a lot of roads that are impassable right now, due to lack of slides and rock slides as well as roads that have cracked. at least 4 have died. one person wa

outside the bay area where mass flight cancelations and delays have been plaguing the u. s for several weeks now. i was flying with delta and they canceled my flight as i'm boarding a plane. we're hoping the plane is there one. we're ready to get on it where there's a pilot to fly it so that we can get out on time because we've got to get back and get back to life. there have been more than 1800 flight cancelations in the us today and more than 2400 delays. high volume of travelers was expected, but airlines have struggled to keep up with demand due to over scheduling and staffing shortages. newark chicago, o'hare and atlanta are reporting the most disruptions. hey, home, see? hey, wally. you know, it's weird. i know who joey chestnut is. how how do i? how do i know this guy like i know, like before you were doin, i'm like i'm like, yeah, joy chestnut. of course it's george chester. like, why do i know that? i don't want to know that. i don't want to know that i know the reins and what he does. so of course, people know who joey chestnut is a pretty good wrestler. apparent

u. k. just isn't built for this. transport is struggling with trains cancelled or running very slow speeds due to the tracks, not being out her not being able to handle these temperatures, some of the trucks buckling. indeed, hospitals struggling as well. surgeries being cancelled just because the hospitals a too old and they come, they can handle this hated to help inside the hospitals. you know, people in the u. k. built for 5 of as health warnings for people in elderly age bracket. children as well. people with sicknesses, people are more prone to the hydration heat stroke and he hates exhaustion. the world health organization has been advising people to get at least one or 2 hours in air conditioning every day if possible. that's simply not possible for some of the people we've met today in some of the poor areas of this barbara of london and housing estates that, that a rundown, poorly ventilated flaps. there is simply no way for them to go to cool down as some forecast is say that the u. k is among the top to a one percent of places for temperatures in the globe this time and the lar

rally on the streets of sol, demanding better labor policies and flight delays. delays and cancellations across the u. s. as airline struggle to cope with soaring demand during the july 4th holiday and his sport. novak joke of it stays all cause to win a full straight wimbledon title. the service through to the last 16 love could be his last thought at the grand slam title this year. ah, we stop and in libya where political unrest is sweeping across the nation with protests and several major cities overnight. people demonstrated in tripoli, miss rata alberta and ben garcia. they're angry about worsening living conditions and years of political deadlock in the eastern city of to brook protested stormed a building. that house is one of 2 rival parliaments, un mediated talks. a geneva last week were aimed at paving the way for new elections, but ended without a breakthrough. libby has been in conflict since the fall of lead m o m a graphy in 2011. it's had 2 competing governments since then. one of the east, the other in the west, algiers, my trainer joins us now. live from tripoli. malik. got bring us

u. s. correspond to that time again, d, w, business. germany is fly carrier airline. lufthansa has cancelled more than a 1000 flights due to a strike by ground st. off at its hubs in frankfurt and munich. the strike comes after dandy germany's largest trade union rejected of tankless pay offer. at the end of june. it's calling for a 9.5 percent pay rise for some 20000 workers. the work stoppage just adds to the challenges. lufthansa is already facing, including rising energy prices, inflation and staff shortages effecting thousands of passengers a day. here's what they're saying about the strike. ah, we have to stay in line to see if we get a flight. i get it right back because we are going to start that. okay. and also our parents, they're traveling to nigeria, so it's like we would if we don't get a fight back in like a few days, then we'll be able to see them for like almost 3 months because we have these people who are on strike. i think they have are you.

if pelosi postpones, will cancels the visit, it will be seen as a u. s. climbed down in the face of chinese indignation and protest, and an affront to our friends in taiwan. jane says the plan visit not only flies in the face of decades of diplomacy, but also violates the one china policy which the u. s. has historically respected in which taiwan is classified as a breakaway province of china. while the u. s. has sold taiwan billions of dollars and heavy weapons over the years. it is largely respected the principal in terms of diplomacy up until the trump administration. and now the by an administration continues increases tensions with pelosi taking the largest step towards conflict so far. but china is not backing down. and recently a representative raised the issue with the un calling for the nation sovereignty to be respected with certain countries have repeatedly emphasized the principle of sovereignty over the issue of ukraine. but they have incessantly challenged china sovereignty on the taiwan question, and even deliberately created tension in

u. s. correspondence to that time again, d, w, business. germany's flight carrier airline. lufthansa has canceled more than a 1000 flights due to a strike by ground stuff at its hubs in frankfurt and munich. the strike comes after dandy germany's largest trade union rejected him of tons of pay offer. at the end of june. it's calling for 9.5 percent pay rise for some 20000 workers. the work stoppage just adds to the challenges. lufthansa is already facing, including rising energy prices, inflation and staff shortages, affecting thousands of passengers a day. his what they're saying about the strike. we have to stay in life. it's safe to get quite, quite back because they're gonna start to do that. okay. and also our parents, they're traveling to nigeria. so it's like we would if we don't get a fight back in like a few days, then we'll be able to see them for like almost 3 months because we have these people who are on strike. i think they have a you, i did not quite a one this, but somehow maybe that the better organized in a 20 percent a corporation messenger. this morning we're struggling with n

injuries registered on the roster. nicholas u. ukraine's navy has denied involvement sang the drone attack was a quote, invented excuse for russia to cancel its navy day parade in savannah to paul's back in saint petersburg, florida mi brewton used the occasion to sign a new doctrine sitting at russia's naval strategy. it includes ambitions for russia to become a great maritime power, with a presence across the entire world. our correspondent maria, cut a matter in riga, sent us this update on the drone attack in sebastopol. wow, to be quite honest, we don't have far, much information at this moment. ah, as it was said before, ah, the russian president vladimir putin made a public appearance in his home town san petersburg during the navy day celebration . ah the ah headquarters of the black sea fleet. ah, the black sea fleet, ah, that was located in sebastopol has been hit by a john strike an honor def. an identified object flew into the yard of the headquarters. 5 people have been injured and are no casualties. have been reported yet. russia accuses ukraine, saying that the attack was aimed to that the attack was deliberate and it was a

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. 9 17 your time or delays flight cancelations expected today across the uights canceled on friday. meantime, the bite administration center noticed all airlines urging them to make it easier for families to sit together and planes at no extra charge. the transportation department says airlines should take steps during the seat assignment process to help kids that are under the age of 14 to sit with older relatives are created section for family seating only happening today, ayesha curry opening up a pop up shop at a luxury san francisco hotel. the pop up is part of her signature suite july brand. it opens at noon inside of the palace hotel near union square. that shop is an extension of her flagship store in oakland that features crafts, cookware and home decorations. some of ayesha carrie's favorite recipes will also be offered at the palace hotel's dining venue. the garden court. her husband, steph curry , will not be on hand today because he's competing in a celebrity golf tournament at lake tahoe. steph curry's found a fair way. yeah about it. this guy

all events in sebastopol were cancelled. russia seized serviceable, and crimea from ukraine, back in 2014 nato's expansion and the u. s. is quest to dominate the oceans? are the biggest threats facing moscow? according to a new russian naval doctrine signed by president vladimir putin on sunday. the doctrine was signed on russian navy day, an event designed to showcase the nation strength and capabilities. at a time, the russian president has threat, trust them squarely in the spotlight. warships lead a huge show of force in russia's former imperial capital of st. petersburg, the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod, though, by a drone attack on the crimean peninsula, russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine. in 2014, the attack happened in the port city

if pelosi postpones, will cancels the visit, it will be seen as a u. s. climb down in the face of chinese indignation and protest and in a front to our friends in taiwan. as the speaker of the united states house of representatives, you should never have to ask a foreign dictatorship or the state department for permission to talk to america's friends and allies. so why is the u. s. considering this move now in the face of continued threats from beijing, well, there have been increasing reports of the bible ministration is concerned that china could be getting ready to move in and take taiwan and the coming months. the only problem, even the mainstream media report have been forced to admit that u. s. officials have no confirmation that china is actually planning such move. 6 however, there is now the fear that china could follow through on its threats and retaliate . if the u. s. proceed with this plan to send a delegation to try one next month. and so the brinkman ship continues to mount threatening a major conflict between 2 nuclear powers as neither