will continue on saturday , more than 20 thousand employees of the rail transportation department wentstrike in england and today they continue their strike, it is said that these appointments in london and other cities it is around him and causes disturbance and the passengers have come to a very large protest in england in recent months, we have seen the dire living situation and their protest against their situation is one of the issues that made me make these appointments . we will follow the developments in niger. you know that it has been more than a month since there was a coup d'état in niger. the president, mohammad bazum, was dismissed, and the military council that is now ruling this country was very important to france. 48 hours ago , we had the expulsion of the french ambassador, despite this but france did not expel the ambassador and it is clear that they will not leave this country because they did not provide water, electricity and amenities to the french embassy and said that any cooperation with the french embassy means enmity with the people of niger. african issues

. >> to long delays on the the transportation department says that thousands of passengers were stuck on planes for 3 or more hours when flying with the airline. the agency says the fine is the heftiest ever issued for that type of offense. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that the penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers and to hold airlines accountable. >> up next, it is painfully clear retail theft and sometimes bob's of crooks. overwhelming stores is a huge problem with one local supervisor wants to do to help address it. plus, he represents a huge swath of northern california, including parts of the bay. and now his new leadership role in sacramento. we're going from senator mike mcguire learn how his promotion affects and we'll head live to florida, which is bracing for a direct hit from hurricane dolly. >> shake up canada this week. state senators will soon have a new leader after democrats unanimously voted for mike mcguire of healdsburg to transition into a powerful role. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explai

to apply a similar pressure on the for the, on the investment screening 1st, getting the transportation department, the mind is much more important for export controls than it just for the all to an investment. screening. since technology and technology, the coaches are much more direct and the exports from other countries. you to flow seconds a given about a big city just that the union is already considering an old investment screening. what we think is the, this executive order and how exactly the us implements the the best and speeding mites are of course, as a blueprint for the holidays you will take of this industry. yes. more team. very concise. only have 20 seconds. if i'm and if i'm a major business in the u. a german business, for example. what should i expect that an investment screening is coming in the near future from the european side or from the sides from the european side from new york is quite clear on that's both on the team level. the commission already um this i could be looking into how to do a proposal. the german side also already announced that it would've worked with the

the first of january of the current year of the next year in 2024, and to start transportation, which will gradually departsystem that is already in effect and this licensing system includes third countries and the prospects for the transition to outrageous transportation on the territory of countries. we are strategically signing documents for two states. this document will become the basis for the development of road transport. but i would like to say that we, apart from the fact that we have fulfilled the allied program by signing this document today. yes, we have exceeded it. this we have gone a little further, we have signed two more strategic documents, which you mentioned, on the transportation of transshipment of petroleum products and on the transportation of transshipment types of cargo. the republic is ending the harvest season this year, farmers have planted more than 700,000 hectares. well, what harvest figures will dmitry horn tell sergey from childhood dreamed of working in the target field right at the beginning of vocational education, then higher now, for the second ten years they have be

people, including an english citizen and a police officer, were killed in the account of the transport departmentkieftan, many buses and municipal vehicles were set on fire . this appointment was held in protest against new regulations . which gives municipalities the authority to impound public transport for violations such as driving without a license and overloading , according to taxi drivers, the law means more punishment for them compared to other drivers. the report reached 364 people the general directorate of health services of the country's government has more than 78 thousand people who were infected with dengue fever , according to government statistics in 2022, only 281 people died due to dengue fever. officials warn that the number of deaths and infections could be a new limit. and it's terrible to wait. world fever disease is transmitted to humans through a special mosquito. this asian tiger mosquito is famous in the tropical regions of the world in the southeast. the symptoms of this disease are headache, back pain and high fever. according to cnn, china has experienced the heavie

talked about it is a very good place to start, but you have to look in the defense apartment, transportation department -- defense department, transportation department, and the sec and the fed, to figure out how this will be used in the right way and figure out how to make it so it doesn't get used the wrong way. that is very hard to do. but that is the big dilemma we are all facing now. and what is good is you are seeing foundational companies engaging with the white house. they came up with a set of principles. how you implement that will be a big challenge. but at least it is some principles for us to start the regulators on. greg: sicilia, i come to this -- cecilia, i come to this ai debate with a bit of history. i've been hearing about the robot apocalypse for decades now, and thinking it's a crock -- the story i always told is that technological disruption has been a constant for years and it is always created more jobs. and that's until ai came along and it could write articles. [laughter] better than i could. my thought on this is technological disruption is when your new or loses his job to t

however, as you know, there's a very limited amount time with which department of transportation, specifically the nebraska department of transportation in my case, can get that money back and re-deploy it efficiently and effectively. and that number becomes larger, that's going to become an increasing challenge. we want to make sure obviously that those dollars are spent effectively. what do you see with regard to that august redistribution, and how can we make that process one where departments, state department of transportation, will be able to have access to that money, and able to use it in a way that is not going to be inefficient. >> thank you senator, and it's your first director who worked for you had a much more challenging last name than mine. [laughter] >> to pronounce, and spell too. >> but kyle is a dear friend, and grateful that we are rebuilding that relationship in nebraska. look, you raise a very important issue, senator. the august redistribution in addition to the fema's delphi issue when i came in the january, one of the first things that we did, we sat down with ash toe

. >> but the mayor and engineering and transportation departments say the project should be complete by the end of the year. 2 other rail crossings in town along house dry and his spirit boulevard are slated for upcoming repairs in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron days. >> why target is recalling more than 2 million of its candles. and the warning from healte officials about a possible triple threat of covid the flu and rsv this fall. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. >> for your help tonight, states are gearing up to protect people against the possible triple threat of respiratory

meantime, the department of transportation is also working with commercial airlines.uate tourists from the island right now, more than 1000 are being housed in emergency shelters there. thousands of others have been safely removed from the island and taken over to the big island. acting governor sylvia luke is discouraging tourist from making their way over to maui, noting that right now it is quote not a safe place to be. once again the county of maui's mayor, confirming just a short while ago at least 36 people are dead after flames consumed communities on the island of maui. if you've been to the island, you know that lahaina is quite a popular town, but it does not have the sort of infrastructure that makes a quick escape. very likely, which is why we've seen so many people, unfortunately caught up in the quickly moving flames. also if you've been following stories out of hawaii in the past, you probably know that typically, when we talk about natural disasters there, it's massive flooding island as you may or may not know receives about 70 inches of rain annually

coaches, retired teachers and even vice-chancellors requested to hold classes to help the transportation department in the city of acapulco, mexico, in criticism of the economic policies of the government of this country , protestors started street protests by throwing stones at the police forces. they get involved with throwing gas avar answered them tearfully. in these clashes, several people including the security forces were injured. according to reuters, about half of the schools and hospitals in european cities are located on the island of warma. they are higher compared to rural areas. the real earth heat war looks like lava. this graphical image shows the different friends who are heated on a normal and hot summer day. one of the surfaces is rainbow and the other is asphalt. the air warms up to 40 degrees and while the temperature of the asphalt surface reaches 25 degrees celsius, but on the hottest days this temperature can reach 82 degrees celsius, this temperature is so high that it burns the skin, it only takes one second for a person to get a very serious burn during the heat wave in p

among their crimes is the murder of the mayor of vladikavkaz , vitaly karaev; the transport departmentf the investigating officer to russia alexander leonov and a number of others acted . . we started we opened. i opened fire on her. gagiev himself went on the run as soon as a criminal case was opened against him. he was searched all over the world and was detained in january 2015. in austria , the extradition was delayed for 2 years. lawyers. dzhako clutched at any excuse, for example, they announced that he had aerophobia, he couldn’t go on a plane. however, in the end , he ended up in moscow. the trial of the gang leader is still ongoing. but the fate of his accomplices was decided by the second western district military court, indulgence for the defendants. as requested by a whole galaxy of lawyers, no one received inala sows ruslan yurtov, involved , according to the investigation, including the murder of law enforcers , ten members of the community were sentenced to life imprisonment , sent to a strict regime colony for a term from 12 to 20 years old maxim shevchenko denis novozh

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that's against the transportation department's rules, and this is the heftiest fine ever for the violatione blames the delays between 2018 and 2011 on exceptional weather events. >>> simone biles, did you see, breaks a u.s. gymnastics record. that's next. >>> tributes continue to pour in following the death of game show titan bob barker, who for 35 years was a member of the cbs family. barker, of course, hosted "the price is right" from 1972 until 2007. after learning of barker's death on saturday, the show oh current host, drew carey said, there hasn't been a day on set that i didn't think of bob barker and thank him. bob barker was 99 years old. i loved watching him. >>> simone biles vaulted into the gymnastics history books on sunday, winning her record eighth all around championship. the victory comes a decade after biles first. it makes her the oldest gymnast to win the u.s. championship. biles, now 26, is making a dramatic comeback after a two-year break to focus on her mental health. great to see her. >>> and we take a look at the when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of go

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transport service and quality. and most importantly , travel time. valeeva has already managed to drive along the new third diameter now she will tell details. mcd-3 is another large-scale project of the moscow department of transport implemented trips along the leningradskaya kazan diameter route will become much faster and cheaper , passengers have already begun to count. how much will they save when paying for travel with a troika card, so i had a ticket of 120 rubles. to one side. now 605 is very convenient. now everyone will get, of course, who is especially forced to travel to moscow every day and fewer transfers sat down and went. everything is very beautiful. perfect. there are no words. we are preparing. first class. this is just such an event that we have programmed, and in our life in the life of the ramenskoye train it is convenient for people with limited mobility. especially for young, mothers with strollers for bicycles and scooters, there are special racks and trains and the volga will run from zelenograd to ramenskoye and back for the safety and comfortable movement of passengers. all conditions are created here. there are video surveillance systems, bio-toilets comfort armchair near u

we started with a campaign working to educate every department, the department of transportation, louisiana department of health, we had every department involved and how they could use their resources, financial or otherwise, human resources to help us figure out how to get the word out. so we did the airport psa, in different ways, but getting the kids, it's important for us to educate our children to understand and to be aware of it. >> question? >> is a champion of several legislation bills against human trafficking and empowering trafficking survivors, can you highlight one of the most significant pieces of legislation this year that you have in the state, specifically? i think sb 42, can you tell us a little bit more about that? >> we passed the eight pieces of legislation but this year we did senate bill 42, which was actually already on the books, but it was requiring businesses to post human trafficking information, like the airports, the rest stops were people come and go so often, so the businesses were not doing that, so instead of having a five dollar fund, we put into a $500 m

. >> the transportation department held a summit back in march to discuss some of these issues, closeete come out of that. >> yes. and i think a lot of it was study and delving more into these issues. i can't tell you chapter and verse of what's going on right now, but certainly the faa and the dot are acutely aware of these things. and you know, as is always the case with good journalism, that article is going to help prod everybody along the way to get these things done. that is very true. >> right. but right now, if you were flying, if you were a member of the public, would you be nervous about taking to the skies because of these potential close calls or other issues that don't fall quite into that category? but still not quite within the box that they should be in? >> not really, kirsten. >> and i'll tell you why. i think this is the most incredible achievement of mankind. and technologically, we can put 93,000 commercial flights in the air over the world every year, every day, literally. and 32,000, approximately over the us. and nothing goes wrong as a rule. i mean it's 99.999%

just last month winning utah's transportation department. most companies.cells are of 30% year-over-year. thanks to the peculiarities of the housing market. fueling demand for new home construction. home building is supposed to catch fire like this but we have such a massive housing shortage in this country that it turns out hirings derailed this industry. as for commercial destruction, it was up 50% year-over-year. we are short of apartment holdings, too overall, i think the infrastructure story is a remarkable story my only regret is that i did not circle back to this story sooner. of course, the stocks surged 30% last week but you've got to think twice about buying sterling stock. when you look at the numbers, it is not like the stock is wildly expensive. it could have traded but that was when wall street was far more episodic. up, down, up, down. right now, the factory construction and all of the spending hitting over the next couple of years which suggests earnings explosion in the not- too-distant future. i would not be surprised. sterling stock still

the department of transportation has now find american airlines. 4.1 million dollars for a long delays on the tarmac. the transportation department is saying thousands of passengers were stuck on planes for 3 or more hours when flying with that airline. the agency says the fine is the heftiest ever issued for that type of offense. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers that hold the airlines accountable. american airlines said in a statement the delays were, quote, the result of weather events. the biden administration announced medicare will begin the process of directly negotiating prices for 10 different prescription drugs. this is all part of the president's plan to bring the cost of health care down. our washington correspondent alexandra limon in dc with the details. >> the inflation reduction act that president biden signed into law last year means that medicare will now begin to negotiate the price of prescription drugs for the very first time. >> for too long, drugmakers and made

. >> reporter: the hawaii department of transportation will take tourists to the kapalua airport, wheree helping. the department of transportation did say earlier there were several flights leaving maui. all tourists have to do is contact the airlines directly. just have to contact the airlines directly. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> listen to this. one of our own coordinators, willie mcgrady. he is north of lahaina. and there hasn't been power at his resort for two days. and all of the gas stations are closed, too. they are concerned they may not have enough food and may have to throw away the they do have z >> stores are closed peopre fing out what to t and stuff. stopped gotfood. we haveeen using the grills. it's a grill. there's a lot of familie we're out here with and talking to, that are figuring out, how they are going to get out of here right now. the roads are closed. >> the same situation for willie, too. meanwhile, thousands of others have been displaced, forced to spend the night in shelters like this one, like maui high. many don't know if their homes survived the fire. my gm

according to the moscow department of transport, during peak hours, trains on mcd-3 will run every 5-6 minutes, while the line will operate from 5:30 am to 1:00 am daily, such intensity will allow residents of moscow and the region to reduce travel time by up to 50%, according to basically, thanks to the new thread it will be possible to quickly get from the suburbs to the capital, as well as in the opposite direction at the opening ceremony of a new branch. sergei sobyanin said that the first and second moscow central diameters carry about 600,000 passengers a day. in addition , the mayor noted the development of the metro. the number of passenger seats in the train station has increased almost one and a half times, and more than a million people daily move along the large circle line even at the launch ceremony of the third diameter. vladimir putin said he sees construction prospects high-speed railway line to adler as well as towards donetsk and luhansk in addition. the president said that he plans to discuss with belarusian leader alexander lukashenko the construction of a high-sp

on the tarmac. >> the transportation department says thousands of passengers. we're stuck on planes for 3 or more hours when flying with that airline. the agency says the fine is the heaviest ever issued for that type of offense. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that the penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers and hold airlines accountable. take a break here at 6.26. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. uc berkeley. >> can move forward with constructing that new student housing project people's park. why the state legislature gave them the green light. david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decisions as one. damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading sco

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the penalty. was all part of the department's effort to try to protect the rights of airline passengers and hold airlines accountable. we're going take a break. a 26 the time. and up next on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers are pushing a bill that would help overcrowded. >> animal shelters throughout the state will tell you what it entails. >> and this friday, kron 4 becomes the bay area's cw. train entirely new primetime lineup this fall, including inside the nfl on tuesdays even with the change, of course, we are still bay area's news station. we always will be and also starting friday, we're adding a new 02:00pm and and new 11:00pm newscast. plus, we still got you covered in prime time with the news starting at 08:00pm. >> on the kron 4 app and on kron 4 dot com. and you can take a closer look at our new lineup by scanning the qr code. the see on the screen are going kron 4 dot com. any time you like. we'll be right back. >> a 29 right now we're checking out the here at the airports looking sunny and a high. there

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says this penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers and hold airlines accountable. speaking of airlines, google says the best time to book your holiday travel is right now. the tech giants google flights tool now includes a feature called cheapest time to book. and when you look at it, it shows the least expensive plane tickets for thanksgiving and christmas are actually for sale. now. and that's a big change from last year because if you look, then the cheapest prices were available, just a few weeks before the holiday. so here we have plenty of advance time. google says its excluding any data it collected from twenty-twenty because that was the year the pandemic really wreak havoc price fluctuations everything else. so that's the outlier there tossing out that whole year's worth of data in there. re calculated based on the available data left it looks like right now is the best time to buy, ok? well, that's a fair way to do it. yeah. >> 7.19 right now for your money this morning. amazon jist raise the

agencies, including the labor and transportation departments and the department of health and human servicese offices at the nancy pelosi federal building on seventh street. the san francisco chronicle reports that hhs has sent a memo to workers early this month recommending they work from home for the foreseeable future due to neighborhood conditions. the memo did not specifically say what conditions they are worried about, but people who live and work in that area have long complained about problems with use and homelessness. this week marks one year since the inflation reduction act, the landmark law of the biden administration comes up with mixed results now. edward lawrence has details from the white house this wednesday marks the one year anniversary of the inflation reduction act. even some experts who have criticized my administration in the past agree that this bill, this bill , will reduce inflationary pressures on the economy and overall consumer prices are up more than 3% in the past 12 months, with housing costs the biggest squeeze, the cost of groceries still high in creasing 4

. >> sandra: that's what the wall street journal, biden's regulatory onslaught, says the transportation department on friday proposed 690 page rule raising corporate average fuel economy, cafe standards, automakers will have no way to comply but to make more e.v.s. administration, and this is really important, administration is imposing by regulation what it cannot pass through congress and hoping nobody notices. >> they have used the cafe standards for a long time and i say shame on the auto industry. here is how it works. california is the largest automobile market, so california automatically adopts whatever comes out from the quasi socialist governments. obama did a lot of this stuff. you have to have one version of your auto fleet, so they usually bend to the will of california. so what happens there and the rest of us digest. but finally some pushback, certainly americans are pushing back. and remember, sometimes to meet these cafe standards it means less safety. you have to make lighter vehicles so they can go further. lighter vehicles often means less safe vehicles. things that you have to

polls from the transportation department, that would effectively require all new cars to be electrico six corvette and i'm holding onto that for the rest of my life. this comes just one day after fort announced that it expects to lose $1.5 billion in electric vehicles this year. ouch. it just keeps getting worse. gas prices, i told you, they are on the rise again. barrel of oil headed north towards 100 bucks a barrel soon. here with mixson, a shark tank host, the one-on-ones does the one kevin o'leary. >> kevin: thank you. >> sean: i'm looking at all these economic numbers and downgrade. what is your reaction to it? some people say, recession, maybe not a recession. where do you see the economy? i read two-thirds of our fellow americans are still living paycheck to paycheck. >> kevin: it has nothing to do with politics. it is based on policy and what they are doing is if you are a company or a sovereign, elect her the united states and you issue debt, they rate it. single a, aaa is the best you can get. america for a long time has always been aaa because people have faith that the go

transportation department slapped the carrier with more than $4 million in penalties.e're told excessive delays of more than 40 flights impacted more than 5800 of the airline passengers from 2018 to 2021. during the longest of the delays, passengers sat on a plane in texas for over six hours. and according to federal rules, passengers can think on be held on a domestic flight for three hours. >>> still ahead, a scary moment for one of the leading hitters in major league baseball as fans run on to the field right in the middle of the game. mm, hey, hon. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minuteses. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical exam? -don't need one. it's colonial penn guarant

the announcer comes just days after the transportation department introduced new fuel efficiency standards that could require cars to get 538 miles per gallon by 2032. those rules would align the department with the epa, which within the next decade wants two thirds of all new vehicles sold to be electric. some environmental groups are praising this new green push, but the alliance for automotive innovation, which represents the automakers, has said in the past that the proposals could drive up the cost of vehicles and likely won't result in cleaner air, water or. republican lawmakers say they share those concerns right now. when you say about ev powered cars, they're really powered by coal and natural gas. the alliance is also calling for a single nation wide fuel efficiency rule. instead of allowing states to set their own standards in washington, grady trimble, fox business. this is ktvu fox two news at six. a growing backlog of alleged police misconduct cases in oakland and leaders warn there are so many cases investigators may not be able to get to all of them as more and more cases b

is probing elon musk's twitter, the sec is going after tesla on self-driving claims, the transportation departmenturalink. you wonder how this is going to affect starlink. musk wanted to take that public. so you're saying this is political payback, this is biden's government going after musk because they don't like musk. >> oh, yes. this is the politicize9 doj with attorney general garland and kristin clark. we knew this was coming. you see what's happening with president trump and the politicized prosecutions of him. anybody who disagrees with this liberal left regime is a target. this is a scary time in america. again, this sort of if there's a technical foul, it would have been taken care of with simple negotiation, but they're dropping a ton of bricks on him with a lawsuit to try to go after elon musk. again, doj does not hire people with green cards. elon musk does, and they should actually follow their own advice especially when it comes to sensitive military potential equipment like rockets. elizabeth: it's really interesting. i mean, spacex has pentagon contracts. so, you know, you're maki

it's insane and the idea that transportation department, liz, came out with a 696 page rule that's going to ban gasoline powered trucks and cars by 2032. new ones. in is insane. it can't happen. they'll destroy the economy doing it. 696 pages. what are they thinking! elizabeth: who's going to read that . they don't even read it. steve, we love reading your stuff. steve, i could talk to you all night. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: coming up, o'leery ventures chair, kevin o'leary and kevin produce and the trump chicago and biden botching the u.s. economy and today, biden tries to blame "maga extremists in congress for problems with his green energy agenda as another major green energy company went bankrupt despite major ties and heavy backing from the white house". also, house republicans accuse the biden administration of major government abuse of tax pairs and how the government went really easy on government workers over the pandemic as it went tough on everybody else. plus, we've got a major new breakthrough in treating alzheimers. we'll talk about it coming up. w

the department of transportation is working to evacuate tourists from maui by air, and the departmentterior and department of agriculture are ready to assist in post—fire recovery efforts. the president also urged all residents to follow evacuation orders. a short time ago i spoke with adam weintraub, a spokesperson for hawaii's emergency management agency in honoloulou. adam, thank you so much for taking the time during what must be a very stressful situation. just to begin with, if you could bring us up—to—date with what people are seeing on the ground. from what we have understood from our contacts on maui and on the big island, we have confirmed six fatalities as a result of the wildfires, as well as about a0 injuries, some of whom were airlifted to hospitals in honolulu, others whom were treated on maui at the hospitals there. it looks like there is widespread damage. the fire risk continues because we do continue to have high winds and low humidity here, and the fire control activities are still under way. the state governor sylvia luke said in a briefing, "we have shelters that

up in sonoma county county fiials announcing in a news release the transportation department will instead e approximately 25 million dollars in funding to retthe idge to modern seismic safety standards. the state of california will nvest in e stcture back in 2012, caltrans found multiple concer wh that bridge, including a crumbling foundation and potential inality to withstand earthquakes. analysis back then showed a new bridge would have been cheaper than retrofitting. the current structure. happening today. it is the first day of school for k through 12 students at the south san francisco unified school district oakland, an antioch started school on monday. other san mateo county school districts will begin their first day of school next week, including san mateo foster city pacifica millbrae and belmont redwood shores. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. there's a new push here on capitol hill raise the federal minimum wage. but it's facing opposition. all explain why coming up just ahead. but first, if you want to keep your liver in tip top shape, you may want to ditch sugary beverag

will be reduced to three and a half times, which, of course, is very very important in the transport department is also expected that the new diameter tens of thousands of motorists will become passengers and refuse to travel to work in their cars within six months, and by the end of next year all trains will be completely renovated so that the average age of the rolling stock is no more than 2 years old. vladislav dubovitsky and marina gusarova tv company. ntv moscow premiere mikhail mishustin. today , he arrived on a working visit to the volga federal district in samara, the head of government visited two of the theme-forming enterprises of the defense of the industrial complex. the enterprise from dk kuznetsov is of particular importance for our military space forces. since it produces engines, in particular for long-range and strategic bombers t-95ms and tu-160, mikhail mishustin also visited the progress rocket and space center - this is one of the leaders in the global space industry in the development, production and operation of medium-class launch vehicles. for example , it was the roc

we begin with the transportation department which just proposed a $69 -- 6996-page rule -- 696-page ruleively require 10100% of new cars to be electric by 2032. let's bring back dan henninger, kim strassel and kate batch holler odell. kate, take up this new big rule on auto standards, mileage standards, because it's -- this is a major impact economically. >> right, it is, paul. to your point, it's basically requiring effectively 100% of new vehicles to be electric by the early 2030s. as we wrote earlier this week, that is more ambitious than even california which is impressive. can now you think that all of this burden on the economy would produce some effect on carbon, but what we see here is that the reduction in carbon emissions is perhaps going to be half as much as the canada wildfires release this year. it's not much of an accomplishment. meanwhile, general motors and others will have to pay penalties and may, in fact, do so if they don't meet these standards. so it's just one of the things that the biden crowd is trying to ram through while most americans are quite sensibly on vac

in sonoma county county officials announced in a news release that the transportation department will instead provide approximately 25 million dollars in funding to retrofit the bridge to modern seismic safety standards. the state of california will also invest in that structure back in 2012, caltrans found multiple concerns with the bridge, including a crumbling foundation and potential inability to withstand earthquakes. analysis back then showed a new bridge would have been cheaper than retrofitting the structure. well, developing news this morning, an american nurse and her child have been released now by their kidnappers in haiti. a witness told the associated press that the armed men abducted the nurse and her daughter from a clinic in the capital of port-au-prince. they say the area that the clinic is located at to is a gang controlled area. the aid organization that the women or working with posted on a blog that the 2 were recovering but did not release any further details. so we're still waiting on that. but there was no immediate word from the u.s. embassy in haiti which cl

they put up cones and plastic barriers, not the transportation department taking up one of the 2 turnp is called safe street rebel and they say that the city's timeline to do this to basically take away one of those turning lanes. they said 3 weeks and 3 weeks they feel is too long to wait. >> the street every day take care of. and i think it's pretty unusual to have the funds there because sometimes the car says they're not paying attention and actually make eye contact with the driver. feel safer to be on keep the funds. are there. >> and again, you can see the cars. it seems to be ineffective because the cars going slowly just are using that one turn lane. see a big that intersection is too a san francisco transit of his we asked but they didn't reply to the change is about, you know, exactly when they be done or if they are going move those cones or leave them since they didn't put him there. >> we'll keep looking. taxi and rideshare drivers in san francisco are less than pleased with the growing number of driverless taxis run around the city. they say these autonomous vehicles ar

workers of federal agencies, including the labor and transportation department, the department of healthcy pelosi federal building. that's on seventh street in san francisco. the chronicle reports that hhs sent a memo to workers early this month recommending they work from home for the foreseeable future because of, quote, neighborhood conditions. pelosi has a district office in that building. and while she discussed safety in the area with prosecutors last week, her staff has not been told to work remotely well. it is a different type of education, taking young people on a journey via horseback is frank mallicoat shows us the valuable lessons children are learning at mill valley's miwok equestrian center. in this edition of cool school. is tucked away in the north bay east tennessee valley amongst the coastal fog and all its wildlife sits 17 acres of equestrian paradise. they're just really magical creatures. i love them. seven year old cooper housen is one of 14 campers at mill valley's miwok equestrian center, a one week camp of summer fun where young wranglers learn the ropes from sa

the transportation department that the tra effectively require all new cars to be electric by. 2032.i'm about to buy as . a corvettex and i'm holding on to that for the rest of my life. this comes just one day after ec ford announced that it expectsts to lose $4.5 billion in electric this year.ar >> ouch. and it just keeps getting worse . gas prices, i told you, are on the rise again. barrel the oil headed north tows 100 bucks a barrel soon. reaction chartoon. tank hosts the one and only kevin o'leary. sir, how are you? great to be here. thank you. all right. thank yoooking a thesese economic numbers and the downgrade. what's your reactionic numbers r it. you know, some people say a recession, maybe not a recessioon,recession. n. where do you see the economy? because i read this week our fel two thirds of our fellow americans are still living paycheck to paycheck. >> let's go to that finch. downgrade. it has nothing to do polit with politics that gradesicy are based on policy and whatan they're doing is if you're a company or a sovereign like the united a states and you isse debt, th

agreement will allow us together from january 1 of this year next year 2024, and start transportation, which will gradually departmit system that is already in force and this is the permit system, including third countries and the prospect of a transition to outrageous transportation on the territory of countries. we signing a document strategically for two states this document will become the basis for the development of road transport. but i would like to say that we, apart from the fact that we have fulfilled the allied program by signing this document today. yes, we have exceeded it. we have gone a little further, we have signed two more strategic documents, which you mentioned, on the transportation of transshipment of petroleum products and on the transportation of transshipment of other types of cargo. well, lithuania closed two of the six checkpoints on the border with belarus in the ministry of transport of the baltic state, in explaining the decision made, quoting from the threat to national security in belarus, stated that such steps in vilnius are not constructive and anastasia sakhovskaya will contin

again, the question of the reporters of the transport and tourism department is that we have a lot of problems in the rail transport sector, after all , the supplier of a part of the rail transport. we are, unfortunately , the devices that were already purchased i had considered the text, they had not been restored, they lost their work , we ordered them to be brought to the office, but we got important resources from other places, the problem of not having subsidies for some journalists to 45 specialized groups in this game for one and a half hours . the reasons for the change in news and the integration of the news network of the radio and television news agency , radio news and the journalists' club said that we will find the operational power to maneuver in the various issues that we want to have a production group. welfare and supply the socialization of ms. bekshami kadome after seeing a report on the follow-up process of five specialized groups in the past year and a half on the issue of absolute poverty after the president's order, the follow-up started the next day on the new