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we also have hidden away some of the cheapest fares in europe . but cheapest fares in europe.o find them. yes exactly. >> i mean , can you can you >> i mean, can you can you explain to me where this money is going? so if we are paying extra for tickets , but we still extra for tickets, but we still have staff working on the railways going on strike because they're not getting paid enough, where is this money . going where is this money. going >> okay. well, the trouble is that the railways in the uk and in many other parts of europe go no.the in many other parts of europe go no. the fares that people pay actually do not pay enough to support the railways. now, there are some profitable lines. if, for example , you want to go from for example, you want to go from london to edinburgh , maybe to london to edinburgh, maybe to see some comedy , if it hasn't see some comedy, if it hasn't been banned , then you actually been banned, then you actually have quite a lot of competition and a very healthy bit of a traffic . now of course, the traffic. now of course, the government made it

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these new fare gates won't do that. all new fare gates are expected to be installed systemwide by 2026. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> former vice president mike pence who's got a lot of attention for his role in january 6 will take part in the first republican debate. his campaign confirms he reached the threshold of donors needed to qualify to be on stage. that first gop or august 23rd in milwaukee. the former vice president will join 6 other presidential hopefuls. however, as of tonight, that group does not include the republican front runner trump himself who has not committed to participate. >> think it's very scary living in this neighborhood. >> coming up, residents react to a shooting at a home depot on the peninsula that left a man to the hospital. plus, the looming possible teachers strike in the north bay as students get ready to return to the classroom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. continues to negotiate with unions representing city

fares which is higher than cpi. fares will rise from next march . house will rise from next march. house pnces will rise from next march. house prices have continued to slow across the uk in the 12 months to june . figures from the ons to june. figures from the ons show house price growth of 1.7% compared to 1.8% in the year to may. house prices are growing fastest in the north—east of england, 4.7% in the year to june. london house prices have actually fallen over the same penod actually fallen over the same period by nought point 6. gb news can reveal more than 500 people on board several small boats have been taken to dover harbour, pushing the number of migrants arrivals by small boats past 17,000. this year, our homeland security editor mark white is in dover with the latest for us. mark we. >> well, border force had some very real concerns that today was going to be very significant day of migrant activity in the channel because we've had so much bad weather of late . today much bad weather of late. today is a weather window of relatively calm conditions out in the channel. a

next generation fare gates once done the look something like this.ut right now the work is just beginning. west oakland will be the first. >> it will happen. the end of december. you can see some of the markings outside the fare gates where we're already doing scanning of the understanding infrastructure here before we take those kids other gates, the gates will be installed at all 50 stations in the next 3 fare evasion and to make states more accessible. effective. senator wiener is going in and i'm coming right behind. it will shot on me. so they'll be no piggybacking. number 2. >> senator wiener and i are coming in there were coming in seen as many patrols before. >> the acting bart police chief says they're trying to recruit more officers and the fare. gates will allows department to better position patrols throughout the system. many of the people who are asked for more serious crimes do not have valid tickets. the less time we have to spend with people laundering the fare gates means more time. we can have those people out about in the system.

bart saying it's going to be installing some new fare gates later this year to try to cut down on farevasion, which is a problem they've been battling for a long time. but those you gates will first be rolled out in oakland and then will gradually see them. >> four's gayle ong has that story for us. >> bart will be rolling out new fare gates this december at the west oakland station. the conceptual design looks like this. it's a 90 million dollar project paid for by bart county, federal and state funds. i think it'll be cool. everything is cool so far riders we spoke with are looking forward to the upgrade river. you know, i think they can do and supportive of you know, there's like it's not there increasing police here. and there's literally putting up caller gave the lord eric taylor owns a restaurant in san francisco hearing about the new fare gates apart is welcome news because his customers often take public transportation to visit his business something these kind of things like, help travel easier safer and better not. just barry says, he's been having people this area. we know

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from aspen, colorado. today, an extra special program with three, yes, three former secretaries of the treasury. first, i'll talk to henry paulson and timothy geithner about the state of american politics and the downgrade of the uss credit ratings and the struggles of the chinese economy and then robert ruben talks to me about how to make hard decisions and what a yellow legal pad has to do with that skill. finally, david burn came to fame with his new wave band -- ♪ ♪ >> talking heads, some 40 years ago. ♪ ♪ >> i'll talk to him about his latest wave of creativity which includes a musical about former fill pina first lady imelda marcos. ♪ ♪ >> performed in a broadway theater that's been transformed into a disco. ♪ ♪ >> but first, here's my take. for years american politics has been shaped by the idea of the china shock. the term coined by three economists in a paper captured the widespread belief that trade with china has resulted in the de-industrialization of significant parts of the u.s. and the loss o

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they fare rises will be today.ecision for them very difficult decision for them to have and they'll to have to make and they'll announce they will a announce what they will be at a later date. >> well, we'll look >> well, lisa, we'll look forward perhaps not look forward to or perhaps not look forward to or perhaps not look forward those price rises forward to those price rises in the thank very much the future. thank you very much for us there outside for joining us there outside waterloo station. >> down the line? >> what's coming down the line? >> what's coming down the line? >> stephen pound is >> well, stephen pound is joining studio. joining us in the studio. stephen down the line it's stephen her down the line it's a great should should we great sorry, should we should we just our our panel just introduce our our panel here talk news? dawn here to talk to the news? dawn neesom, course, the former neesom, of course, the former editor of the daily star joins us as well as the former labour mp stephen pound. st

bart says it's going to be installing new fare gates later this year to help cut down on fare evasion. the new gates will first be rolled out in oakland. kron four's gayle ong has details. bart will be rolling out new fare gates this december at the west oakland station. >> the conceptual design looks like this. it's a 90 million dollar project paid for by bart county, federal and state funds. i think it'll be new. everything is cool so far riders we spoke with are looking forward to the upgrade river. you know, i think they can do and supportive of you know, there's like it's not there increasing police here. and there's literally putting up caller gave the lord eric taylor owns a restaurant in san francisco hearing about the new fare gates apart is welcome news because his customers often take public transportation to visit his business something kind of things to like, help travel easier safer and better not just various as the people area we know barton loses millions of dollars of fare evasion. >> and at the same time we do offer low-income discounts and discounts for youth and s

the new custom fare gates are designed to deter fare evasion, which in turn bart police believes will deter crime. >> state senator scott wiener met with bart general manager bob powers at the civic center station in san francisco to learn what is being done to get people high. >> concerns about some of the conditions on the train and some of challenges around homelessness and >> they're of age. and the first stop was in west oakland to check out the transit agency's highest priority project. next generation fare gates once done the look something like this. but right now the work is just beginning. west oakland will be the first. >> it will happen. the end of december. you can see some of the markings outside the fare gates where we're already doing scanning of the floor. we have understanding infrastructure here before we take those kids out put other gates, the gates will be installed at all 50 stations within the next 3 fare evasion and to make gates more accessible. senator wiener is going in and i'm coming right behind it will shut on me. so they'll be no piggybacking. number 2.

bart will be rolling out new fare gates this december at the west oakland station. the conceptual design looks like this. it's a 90 million dollar project paid for by bart county, federal and state funds. i think it'll be cool. new. everything is cool so far riders we spoke with are looking forward to the upgrade river. you know, i think they can do and supportive of you know, there's like it's not there increasing police here. and there's literally putting up. >> caller gave the lord eric taylor owns a restaurant in san francisco hearing about the new fare gates apart is welcome news because his customers often take public transportation to visit his business is at the sky. things to like, help travel easier safer and better not just various as the people area we know barton loses millions of dollars of fare evasion. >> at the same time we do offer low-income discounts and discounts for youth and seniors. but we do charge a fair and we need people to pay their fair specially as remote work is popular and we're trying to get more and more people to take part for oth

will take a look at how they fared game.y is going to be a hot one across the state here in the bay area will be nearing triple digits for some inland areas. >> san >> we're back in a 43 and in sports, the giants taking on the phillies on the road in game 2 of their series. it was a close one. the giants came up just short. sports reporter aaron wilson has the highlights. >> well, the giants are in a farc entering into last night's game against the phillies. they had lost 11 of their last 15 games and well, they had also been outscored. 68 to 29 in those law office, something has got to change for the de la south star former de la star pitcher kyle harrison. the giants top prospect made his major league debut in front of family and friends. right? hoping that he could write some ways of the losing giants lately and well does giant. they handed him a nice lead to start harrison, a one-run lead at this point heading into the bottom of the first to get its first big league strikeout. perfect right turner. he got a look in there

bellwether is apple to come out with results and the ecommerce giant amazon we will see how aws is faringhere. will it continue to be a slow burner >>> in europe, we are counting down to the bank of england rate decision with the central bank all but certain to deliver the 14th straight hike uk inflation did ease to 7.9% in the month of june. that was lower than expected it is still well above the bank of england's 2% target core cpi has fallen to 6.9% from 7.1% in the month of may traders remain split on the bank of england hike today with the markets pricing in 2/3 chance the bank will slow the pace of hikes to 25-basis appoipoints aa larger probability standing at 37% for a 50-basis point hike. what size is the hike that the bank of england will deliver this afternoon researchers noting the risk of overkill from further tightening warning of the wile e. coyote moment ubs citing second quarter inflation of the bank of england may projection and continue wage rises as reasons for that haw hawkishness. joumanna has been at the bank of england all morning. jo jo joumanna, it will be a busy

so we can expect new fare gates systemwide by 2026. well, ikea signs are now up and market and 5th streets in the city. the new store will be opening august 23rd. sam was a supervisor. matt dorsey says he reached out to ikea when whole foods announced their closure on market street in april over employee safety. >> wide open about some of the challenges that we're facing. but i think they agree with me city policymakers, myself included, are taking public safety seriously. and committed to making progress on challenge we're facing. >> francis was brought in help from the california highway patrol national guard and san francisco sheriff's department to tackle the opioid crisis in the city. >> well, u.s. senator alex padilla says he's in lake tahoe with a message of urgency. all of this ahead of a major bipartisan climate summit later today. >> capitol correspondent wallace got a chance to sit down with the dea about the action the federal government is taking to protect some california's most precious regions. >> senator alex padilla i

so we can expect new fare gates systemwide by 2026. u.s. bipartisan climate summit that happens later today in our capitol correspondent eytan wallace had a chance to sit down with the senator. >> about the action that the federal government is taking to try to protect some california's most precious resources. senator alex padilla is making this one of the hundreds of visits he's made across the state since taking office hammering home his message on a changing climate. climate change is an existential threat. during a one-on-one interview, padilla said that will surely be a theme of the 27th annual lake tahoe summit set to take place here on wednesday. >> each year the forum focuses largely on protecting the environment, high-profile bipartisan elected representatives from nevada and california, including former u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi will be on hand for people who may not know the urgency of tackling climate. california is exhibit a just came off a win true with 12 atmospheric rivers. >> you know, and that's after years of extre

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the goal is to not only deter fare evasion, but also improve access. it's a 90 million dollar project paid for by bart county, federal and state funds. bart spokesperson alicia trost says that the new fare gates are necessary to keep the transit system running. >> we know bart loses millions of dollars of fare evasion and at the same time we do offer low-income discounts and discounts for youth and seniors. but we do charge a fair and we need people to pay their fair specially as remote work is popular and we're trying to get more and more people to take part for other reasons than a work commute. >> the new gates will first be rolled out in oakland. as for the next steps, bart will study how the newgate work this december half of bart stations will be then converted next year and the other half of the year after that. so we can expect some new fare gates systemwide by 2026. >> on the peninsula, authorities in san carlos are investigating after a home depot security guard shot a suspected shoplifter. this happened last night around 10 o'clock at the st

>> fareed, there are three parts to that answer.l that money right away. in fact, it was hard to spend a lot of this money in those years and so some of that money got spent in 2022. some of it is still being spent now and you see that in the very strong consumer spending numbers. the second thing is that russian invasion of ukraine is still just absolutely horrific, but in terms of the economic data, the price of oil is back to where it was before there was any concern about the invasion. it's basically that particular issue has gone away and then the third thing is the fed has raised rates a lot. it raised them by more than five percentage points, but rates still aren't that high in the grand scheme of history. so maybe monetary policy wasn't as contraction aeary and negati as a force as many thought it was. >> you talk about consumer spending, but isn't it also true that maybe we didn't keep in mind that the biden administration was also spending? there's a massive infrastructure bill and an inflation reduction act which has a fa

next generation fare gates once done the look something like this. but right now the work is just beginning. west oakland will be the first. >> it will happen. the end of december. you can see some of the markings outside the fare gates where we're already doing scanning of the floor understanding infrastructure here before we take those kids out put other gates, the gates will be installed at all 50 stations within the next 3 years. >> to prevent fare evasion and to make gates more accessible. if i if senator wiener is going in and i'm coming right behind, it will shut on me. so they'll be no piggybacking. number 2, senator wiener and i are coming in there were coming in with luggage. it will know that that's luggage and it close an effort to make people feel safer. power says they have increased patrols. but as we pass riders, some commented that they have never seen as many patrols before. >> the acting bart police chief says they're trying to recruit more officers and the fare. gates will allows department to better position patrols throughout th

so we can expect new fare gates systems wide by 2026.re now up and market and 5th streets in san francisco. the new store will be open august. 23rd san francisco supervisor matt dorsey says he reached out ikea when whole foods announced their closure market street in april over employee safety. you asked senator alex padilla says that he's in lake tahoe with a message of urgency. this ahead of a major bipartisan climate summit later today, capitol correspondent eytan wallace sat down with the d a about action that the federal government is taking to now protect some of california's most precious regions. >> senator alex padilla is making this one of the hundreds of visits he's made across the state since taking office hammering home his message on a changing climate. climate change is an existential threat. during a one-on-one interview, padilla said that will surely be a theme of the 27th annual lake tahoe summit set to take place here on wednesday. each year, the forum focuses largely on protecting the environment, high-profile biparti

some new gates later this year and cutting down on fare evasion. here's video of what the look like. bart made the announcement this week that the transit agency has awarded the contract for almost 800 new fare gates. the goal is not only to deter fare evasion, but also to improve access as well. it's a 90 million dollar project paid for by bart county, federal and state funds. bart's spokesperson alicia trow says that the new fare gates are necessary to keep the transit system running. take a listen. >> we know bart loses millions of dollars of fare evasion. at the same time we do offer low income discounts and discounts for youth and seniors. but we do charge a fair and we need people to pay their fair specially as remote work is popular and we're trying to get more and more people to take part for other reasons than a work commute. >> well, the new gates are going to be first rolled out in oakland. and as for next steps, bart will study how those gates work this december half a bart station should be converted next year and then the other half t

next generation fare gates once done the look something like this. but right now the work is just beginning. west oakland will be the first. >> it will happen. the end of december. you can see some of the markings outside the fare gates where we're already doing scanning of the understanding infrastructure here before we take those kids out put other gates, the gates will be installed at all 50 stations within the next 3 years. >> to prevent fare evasion and to make gates more accessible. if i if senator wiener is going in and i'm coming right behind, it will shut on me. so they'll be no piggybacking. number 2, senator wiener and i are coming in there were coming in with luggage. it will know that that's luggage and it will close an effort to make people feel safer. power says they have increased patrols. but as we pass riders, some commented that they have never seen as many patrols before. >> the acting bart police chief says they're trying to recruit more officers and the fare. gates will allows department to better position patrols throughout the

go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my washington post column this week. let's get started. ♪ >>> as i said, the u.s. saw its debt downgraded this week. fitch lowers the u.s. from the highest aaa rating to aa plus citing a steady deterioration in standards of governance. but there is also been good news for the u.s. economy. inflation is moderating and this week bank of america rescinded his projection that the united states will fall into recession next year. few people are as qualified to weigh in as the health of the u.s. economy as pank paulson and tim geithner who held the job under barack obama. we met on friday on the sidelines of the aspen economic strategy group annual meeting. hank paulson, tim geithner, pleasure to have you on. >> good to be here. >> you've seen this fitch downgrade, first time in a decade i think. what do -- do you think it makes sense? >> we obviously had a lot of long island fiscal challenges and in time we're going to have to confront those challenges. and like any american, the world looks at our political system today and

,, . ., faring? it is such an interesting - faring? it is such an interesting contrast| faring?ting contrast with the situation china you have just been talking about because there we are in china bad news being taken quite bad by the market, what we are seeing in the us is the exec at —— opposite, we are seeing bad news on the economy in the market taking the swell, last night the us stock market was up night the us stock market was up ijy night the us stock market was up by i.5%, night the us stock market was up byi.5%, its night the us stock market was up by i.5%, its best performance for the last three months, we have had three days of rising markets, and the reason for that, is that the numbers we are seeing about the jobs market, fewerjob openings and fewer vacancies, fewer people leaving theirjobs because they are less confident and they go out into the market they will find anotherjob, they will find another job, what they will find anotherjob, what the market is taking from that as it is less likely interest rates will go up it further. exp —— the expectation was they m

the contract for almost 800 new fare gates. the goal is not only to deter fare evasion, but also improve access. it's a 90 million dollar project paid for by bar county federal and state funds. a bart spokesperson alicia trost says at the new fare gates are necessary to keep the transit system running. the new gates will first be rolled out in oakland. as for next steps, bart will study how the new gates worked this december. well, half of our stations will be converted next year. then the other half the other year after that. so we can probably expect new fare gates systemwide by 2026. a pilot program aims to help people that are struggling with drug addictions. starting in just a few weeks, santa clara county will give gift cards to drug users if they test negative for methamphetamine every week the payment goes up incrementally each week. the max they can get over. 24 week period. it's $599. was it manager tammy ramsey says participants won't be allowed to buy alcohol, tobacco or lottery tickets with their gift card, but the

the less time we have to spend with people laundering the fare gates means more time. we can have those people out and about in the system. >> even with these new gates, senator scott wiener says that he hopes are he worries that is about ridership, not increasing and service eventually having to be cut. he says public transit is crucial. the downtown san francisco's recovery from the pandemic. but police are looking for the gunman responsible for a triple shooting car chase from richmond into el serino. it happened at about 10, 20 sunday night in richmond. the 3 victims were being chased by a black four-door crossover sedan at the intersection of mcdonald avenue. and first street. the gunman shot at them for over 50 blocks, hitting their car once they entered the victim's car crashed into a parked car near mcdonald and mano a mano avenues. the gunman fired more shots at the car before eventually taking off all 3 victims were taken to the hospital and they're expected to survive. >> we'll take a break here at 5.11. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news police are prom

well, actually down over the past year out-right price declines in new or used cars, airlines and fares, and food, not as bad and housing costs kicked up. talk about it with chief investment officer at richard bernstein advisor and chief economist at moody's dan, quick, news of the hour any idea why the market turn has been -- i know light volume, summertime most people, a lot of people at the beach where they can still be trading, i guess. the question, whether or not how sensitive stocks are now to the bond market? >> stocks sensitive to everything now look at it, what's driven a lot of this market, clearly some improvement in the economy data you're well aware of, steve. beyond that, it's been improving investor sentiment and liquidity. i think that story is long in and everybody capitulating the market these valuations, positioning, meant doesn't take a lot to get the market back. >> seldom news pricing in lower inflation and less fed and now the market has reason to say, okay that process, priced that in already. >> maybe what news? i guess that's the bigger question really, came i

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. we start with two of the world's critical hot spots. first ukraine. where president zelenskyy admitted that the counteroffensive is difficult as wes western officials say that kyiv is highly unlikely so where does the war go from here? >>> and then to niger, where a military coup was launched, that makes for a six county belt of cues spanning 3,500 miles across the african continent. we'll tell you what you need to know about this startling trend. >>> also, are you amazed by the power of artificial intelligence? well wait until you hear about quantum computing. it will make today's a.i. look like child's play. i talked to mitchia kaku about what he sees as the real game-changer. >>> but first, here is my take. in early may, 2023, it seems obvious that the united states was going to face an unmanageable border crisis. in the previous fiscal year there were about 2.4 million of apprehensions trying to enter the u.s. at the souther board and they were about to lose title 42 implemented i

not as yet, we haven't. had confirmation how that person has fared.his information that local reporters were able to get a hold of one of the man who was inside the cable car, he was able to speak on the phone until the battery appeared to die on his phone, and talked about the fact that there had been somebody who had passed out. we don't have any further information about what's happened to that individual yet but we know the individuals are out. this is the question that lots of people will be asking, what's happened after this long... stuck in this cable car. this is somewhere here in pakistan, we've had... it's still a peak summer and they were essentially inside a metal chassis for many hours above, so we are waiting to hear how they fared medically, whether they are all safe and well and whether they can go home. so many questions raised about the safety of those cable cars, which are used so widely in those mountain ranges? are used so widely in those mountain ranaes? , ., ., ., , ., , ranges? yes, a lot of these are very informally done, _ ra

host: let's talk about his overall numbers and how he is faring heading into his reelection. this is the real clear politics average on the president's approval rating. 41% approve, 64% disapprove. was the headline for heading into the election season? caller: americans -- guest: americans feel like the economy is not where they wanted to be on a personal level. they don't feel that the inflation is decreasing. there is a disconnect between the president's economic message and the employment rate and how americans are feeling. no matter how anytime sickos out and says he is not declaring victory on the economy, polling is showing us that does not how voters feel about it. you have seen his campaign target and economic message, not just his economic record, but taking on former president donald trump, the gop front-runner. host: leading up to the first republican primary debate tomorrow night and milwaukee, fox news has that debate, president biden's reelection campaign is expected to spend $25 million in ads. we want to show our viewers one of them. [video clip] >> it was the

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how that plan could also help crack down on fare evaders. >>> i'm scott budman. however you use a.i., i've got a cooler way. these robots that actually help recycling facilities, and they're machines that are learning. >>> we are tracking some thunderstorms in california over the next seven days. i'll show you the updated chances coming up. >>> it could be the most challenging test yet for driverless cars. why the technology could soon be driving a new path. >>> news about the obesity drug wego when wevy >>> it seems nonstop. so much talk about artificial intelligence in silicon valley and the major problems that a lot of people believe that tech could someday solve. tonight, a.i.-powered robots working to help save the planet. our business and tech reporter scott budman has the first look. >> reporter: you can have your chatgpt. these robots are using a.i. to become pickup artists. machines with the help of 3d cameras learning to more efficiently recycle as they go. >> not only to learn what these objects are. it also tells when to pick, where to pick, where to

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fareed is on assignment but he'll be on later in the show. e i'm bianna golodryga. tuesday marks the take over of afghanistan. i talked to that nation's last ambassador to america about just how difficult the situation there has become. >> restrictions are becoming harder and harder, every day, every week and every month. >> then what do russians really think about putin's war on ukraine? do they think much about it at all? top the "new york times" columnist spent a month in russia seeking answers. he'll tell us what he learned. then fareed sat down with sing p singapore's deputy prime minister to discuss its role in the world and how it sees the u.s.-china tensions. we'll bring you that interview. first, president biden hosted president kishda and yun. over the last year there has been a fall in relations with encouragement from the biden administration. so what came out of the summit and what does it mean for security as the asia pacific face as rising china and a provocative north korea? my guest is danny russell. he had a long career in the state department that

powers also said bart is also in the process of replacing every fare gate in the system to reduce fare evasion. new tonight, a group of protesters frustrated with waiting for san francisco officials to make changes to a very busy intersection after a four year old girl was hit and killed by a car. as ctv's jana katsuyama shows us, a group called safe street rebel stayed after a rally tonight to install barriers at fourth and king to protect the pedestrians. at the corner of fourth and king tuesday, people came and put stuffed animals and signs with messages mourning the four year old girl who was killed august 15th while crossing the street with her parents. my heart is breaking and i'm angry. i'm really, really angry. many people said they were shocked by the crash. the girl's parents were pushing her in a stroller across king street when a woman and a car making a right turn from the second turn, lane hit and killed the girl. her father was injured. it felt even more heartbreaking to potentially have that happen to your own child. yeah i feel for the family that a child can be in the

electric trains run here every now and then, the travel time will be up to an hour and a half, the fare, and fixed-route taxis and the capital of belarus go to molodechno every 20 minutes the road in the minibus will be almost an hour and a half, the fare is from 6 to 16 rubles. well, on your own transport you can get to the festival capital in 1 hour. these are the remains of an ancient settlement in the 14th century, prince dmitry seversky novgorod alberdovich. he signed a letter of allegiance to the polish-lithuanian crown since that time a record of age has been kept. molodechno he stood at the crossroads of several roads and trade routes and trails of numerous conquerors. could not pass this city the castle is a point of attraction around it and developed. molodechno at first building was wooden and only in the seventeenth century became a stone zaslavsky sangushki, sapegi owners had a lot of castle. passed by inheritance. it was even presented as a wedding gift by relatives to various princes. natalya ivanovna tell us, we often heard that the city changed its owners. and who never

have the ruggedly constructed jet planes fared better than the conventional aircraft? and the answers are here. in some lightly damaged aircraft. and in other scorched and twisted wreckage. from these findings, the air force and new pages to its understanding and its mastery of atomic warfare. on the eve of a bombing run, an actual test dropped in the air. weather officer meets with top authorities for a final briefing. all groups concurring. the decision is made as here by dr. alvin graves scientific test director and by mr. carol tyler, test manager for the atomic energy commission. well, carol, i think we should go ahead. okay. now we have a shot. the standby period is over. the scores of activities that go into an atomic strike begin to match together. aircraft crews got their final briefing. i am confident that you will execute this mission successfully. now let's go and have a good mission. out on the flight line. the drop aircraft is wheeled into position for loading and then pick a job with no room for a family. this is no simulate mission. this is no dry run.