transport for london say there were just a handful of reported collisions, fewer than the number reported to bbc news. the department figures, but it says... "we will work with disability groups and local authorities to ensure all safety and accessibility concerns are taken seriously." mike van erp, better known to social media users as cycling mikey, thinks bus bypasses do far more good than harm. in my view, floating bus stops are a large safety gain. if you're going to mix any sets of road users, the two least dangerous to mix are probably pedestrians and cyclists because they're both vulnerable, they're both slower. mixing vulnerable road users and heavy motor traffic is not a very good prospect for safety. the majority of cyclists we observed did slow down for floating bus stop users, but a significant number did not. don't worry about any cyclists, we'll deal with it. forward. my guide dog and i were nearly struck during filming. stop! if my colleague didn't shout at me to stop, this would have hurt. good boy. floating bus stops work best when everyone looks out for each other. but as we've seen, not everyone

was worried about the laws for young drivers and their passengers, and would write to the department for transport, bbc news, caernarfon. a jury has been told that a 10—year—old girl who allegedly died at the hands of relatives she was living with had more than 70 new external injuries when her body was found. sara sharif was also found with internal injuries and wounds inflicted before the assault which led to her death at the family home in woking in surrey, last year. herfather, stepmother and uncle have all denied murder. a seven—year—old boy has died following an explosion at a house in newcastle in the early hours of this morning. three houses, which were divided into flats, have been destroyed. six people have been taken to hospital and a number of others have been evacuated from their homes. fiona trott reports. it used to be a family home. this is all that's left, an empty space at the heart of a city centre community. they were woken by this. a huge fire that forced people out of their homes. neighbours described what they saw. we saw a big flash. i think it was the explosion in the wind

was worried about the laws for young drivers and their passengers, and would write to the department for transport jury has been told that a 10—year—old girl who allegedly died at the hands of relatives she was living with had more than 70 new external injuries when her body was found. sara sharif was also found with internal injuries and wounds inflicted before the assault which led to her death at the family home in woking in surrey, last year. herfather, stepmother and uncle have all denied murder. an inquiry has heard how a woman who died after being poisoned by the nerve agent novichok told her boyfriend she felt "very, very strange" before he found her lying, fully clothed, in the bath foaming at the mouth". 44—year—old dawn sturgess died after unwittingly spraying the nerve agent on her wrist from a perfume bottle in 2018. her partner charlie rowley told police she began to feel unwell around 10 to 15 minutes later, when he called the emergency services. a private member's bill to legalise assisted dying for people in england and wales who are terminally ill has been formally introduced in

the department for transport said it has committed to fixing a million more potholes in england per yearal international balloon fiesta in new mexico. the event takes place in albuquerque and attracts hundreds of hot air balloons of all different shapes and sizes. the nine—day fiesta draws thousands of spectators from around the world. it first started with just 13 balloons back in 1972. these pictures are of the mass ascension, which was delayed for a while due to unfavourable wind conditions. amazing pictures that is it for me tonight. bye for now. this is bbc news. good evening. it's been a pleasant autumn day in the sunshine, but shower clouds gathered as we went through the afternoon. that's going to be the story over the next few days. in actualfact, we keep the showery theme and the mild theme. but towards the end of the week, cooler winds and stronger winds are set to arrive. so we've still got this area of low pressure with us at the moment, and that's driving these frontal systems around that area of low. so for the next few hours we could see some really intense thundery downp

the department for transport is defending the proposals, which would overhaul eight miles of road. judges will deliver their verdict later this afternoon via email. and finally, prince william has congratulated thomas tuchel on being named the new england head coach, telling him we're all behind you. the prince of wales, patron of the fa, the football association, said in a personal message posted by kensington palace's social media. exciting times for england with a generation of talented players and a new manager taking the reins, adding thomas, we wish you the best of luck. we'll tuchel. known for his time at chelsea and bayern munich, will officially take over on january 1st. he has, of course, already won the champions league and worked with england captain harry kane. but some are still concerned over his fiery reputation . that's the latest reputation. that's the latest from me for now . i will be back from me for now. i will be back with you for another round up in about half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanni

this weekend i authorised a mandated 24/7 debris removal and we took all the florida department for transportationy vehicles, brought them from all across the state. they are dedicated to debris removal and in a little over 48 hours they were working all through they were working all through the night and the wee hours of the night and the wee hours of the morning, and they were able to remove 55,000 yd. of debris. so that's over 3000 truckloads of debris. it is our estimation that on those barrier islands they were able to make a dent in the debris and reduce it by about 50% just from what those agencies were able to do. i want to thank everybody involved in that. it did not stop since this weekend, we are now in a position where it is now the conditions will deteriorate, and so we will have to wind that down. but they did make a difference and there will be less damage from this storm as a result of getting the debris out there they otherwise would have been. the florida department of transportation is staging the following assets ahead of the storm. 156 bridge inspectors, 328 cut and toss perso

the department for transport said it has committed to fixing a million more potholes in england per yearst £1.65 from today. it's the third price hike injust over a year. royal mail is blaming what it calls "urgent financial challenges". donald trump has announced that his third golf course in the uk will open in aberdeenshire next year. mr trump's last course in scotland faced opposition over environmental concerns but trump international said the new course will be "one of the most environmentally friendly" ever built. a number of female former sub—postmasters and the wives of former sub—postmasters have been been invited to the women of the year awards in recognition of their years of campaigning for those wrongfully convicted in the post office scandal. the post office says it acknowledges that victims need answers and redress, but the women involved in the scandal vow to continue theirfight forjustice. well, it's great recognition, but let me tell you this was only the beginning of it. we are going to fight you with every last breath we have got. having had our first meeting in a vi

for the residents and the businesses there. so we appreciate florida department of transportation doing that very quickly. at is certainly not the norm around the rest of the country. now since the storm has hit him of the state of florida has responded to request for a number of items, a temporary verizon cell tower, 18,000 boxes of water, 15,000 mr eez, 3700 tarps, 11 -- 1100 generators, two cargo containers, and we are currently mobilizing missions to provide an additional 36,000 boxes of water and 30,000. were also mobilizing intent for 101st responders with a/c, power, bathrooms, and wraparound support services. we have a mobile medical station with comfort items. one is right there, you can go in and get treated, and they have treated people. full-service comfort station is coming to cross city and suwanee city to support the community, including 12 or more stall shower trailer, 12 or more restroom trailer and 12 or more stall laundry trailer. some of it is the residence will needed if they lost their home and they intemperate shelter, but also the workers and people that are here. they will be in ca

administration, and well, citizen karaulova only complained, clarifies the head of the municipal department for transportsed on the results of the supervisory activities, that is, it will be eliminated fact, was the fact of violation revealed or not revealed? is there really another option, suddenly trying is not torture? hello, is this the police? my vehicle is being legally detained , we will forward your call to the police, you are waiting, the car prison is dodged, the district police officer appears, look, i have all the documents from the traffic police, all of them, that is, the protocol of the resolution, payment for their services, what do the parking lot employees tell you, the parking lot employees are withholding, i have a receipt, an inspection will be carried out at your request. someone else's car is being detained without court decisions, the rights of the owner are openly violated, is the police really powerless, that is, you do not stop their illegal actions, now i am not ready to answer you that nothing illegal is happening here, apparently the captain does not have enough authority, s

i talked to this activist, 60, in portland and she protested the oregon department of transportation for two years, saying climate leaders don't widen the freeways. so i think there's like a parallel movement i will also say that like driving doesn't serve a lot of people like a quarter of texans don't drive when i was reporting this like my dad lost his ability to drive like it's not just for young people lots of older people people who have any kind of disability prevents them from driving like our form of transportation and simply does not serve them. and so like i absolutely agree, there's a huge demand there's a latent demand for other forms of transportation besides driving, did you ever talk to like a think tank or some futuristic they're looking at 75 years. yes. and thank you for bring up the title of the session, which is the future of american. i was is like, yeah, i checked there's indeed i've talked to lots of think tanks and researchers. the ultimate argument of the book is we should tear these highways down. so i went to the city of rochester, new york. they removed a sect

for being with us this morning. we've got general wilson of the georgia national guard, commissioner mcmurray, georgia department of transportation, and lieutenant colonel kendrick low with the georgia state patrol, want to give you an update on, after being on the ground for the last two days, and then get back here and get briefed. wanted to give everybody and update on where we stand right now on the response to hurricane helene. actually just got off the phone with president biden. and secretary vilsack. they're coming into the state today. i thanked them for visiting. and also thanked them for adding or thanked the president for adding the additional counties to the disaster declaration. i did tell him that i felt certain he would hear on the road that there's still a lot of other counties out there expressing frustration that they haven't been added to the list yet so he's aware of that situation on the ground. director stallings and the team continues to work with fema in regards to that. also, you know, spoke directly to secretary vilsack about the devastation we've seen with crops in georgia. with our pecan trees. with a

for your work. steve borden but the tennessee department of transportation thank you for joining us today. >> thank course big box corporation is made a donation to the red cross or a cane helene relief efforts. continues to be an annual disaster giving program partner. this enables the red cross to respond immediately to disasters like helene by providing safe shelter, hot meals, emotional support and resources to aid and recovery. you can help to preshow the qr code on your screen if you have a phone handy, put it up to the screen for a second and you can help yourself and donate. you can also visit redcross.org/fox forward to help those who have been so damaged and affected by this latest disaster. arthel: two days now until the otheone year anniversary of the october 7 terrorists and the massacre but israel continuing to target iran backed with airstrikes on beirut we await is really response to this week's massive iranian missile attack chief court correspondent trey yingst is live in israel with the very latest. >> good afternoon. israel continues to expand its air and ground campaign against

the department for transport has been contacted for comment.58 years. what an innings, 58 years, not a bad shift. we wish him well. what's better than seeing a sausage dog out for a walk? what? how about seeing more than a thousand sausage dogs out for a walk! look at these pictures! these are so cute. that's what happened in southwold, in suffolk, over the weekend with daschunds coming from as far as florida tojoin in. the event was to raise awareness of a spinal condition which is common in the breed. just look how cute they are. super cute! i just look how cute they are. super cute! i love _ just look how cute they are. super cute! i love that, _ just look how cute they are. super cute! | love that, 1000 _ just look how cute they are. super cute! | love that, 1000 of - just look how cute they are. super cute! i love that, 1000 of them, i cute! i love that, 1000 of them, that amazing, what a beautiful spot. i think matt is getting ready for halloween already with the weather. never mind autumn leaves come and take a look at this, lots of cobw

i'm very proud of the women and men of the georgia department of transportation for providing the ability to get emergency vehicles through, the power companies through. the goals are first to make it passable. that means if you can just get around, and today we are down to only a handful of rabbits, literally about -- handful of routes, literally about five to seven, that remain impassable due to power lines. we try to get the roads fully open, but trees may be right up to the edge of pavement, sometimes they may be encroaching in the edge of payment. we need everybody to still be aware that the roads are not fully open, even though all lanes appear to be open. and regrettably we are still having trees fall, and with the power line work, sometimes they have to take the trees out and block a road again. we ask everybody just over men vigilant and remain as a defensive driver because you never know what will be right around the corner. thirdly, our priority is one ce we get line to line, to push back debris so that if there is an errant vehicle and somebody needs to pull over any and you n

we get data from the department of transportation pretty much every month about one they have mishandled wheelchairs, but essentially the bottom line here is that this has gone on for too long. it became background noise in the the strait and the department of transportation really wants to deal with this along with help from the department of justice. they've got help from a special unit of the department of justice to try and investigate these things. so they're really trying to make it so that other airlines don't do this, that this is bar none, they cannot, can't keep doing this yeah glad that it's front and center once more. >> thanks so much for bringing us that story. just in to cnn sources tell us that the justice department has warned elon musk that is 1 million giveaway to registered voters may be illegal details in just a few minutes nutrients to help fill those holes. >> your immune system what holes >> seven immune supporting nutrients are most complete support yet there's news >> like thousands of patients receiving free life changing surgeries from volunteer doctors and nurses on hospital ships all made possible by donations again, the medicare annua

we've been speaking with the department for transport about it, we've been hanging the drum to say, lookoblem is that this situation has been emerging for quite some time.— situation has been emerging for quite some time. situation has been emerging for uuite some time. ., ~ y., , . quite some time. thank you very much for talkin: quite some time. thank you very much for talking to — quite some time. thank you very much for talking to us. _ quite some time. thank you very much for talking to us. we _ quite some time. thank you very much for talking to us. we are _ quite some time. thank you very much for talking to us. we are really - for talking to us. we are really grateful. it is 8:26am. if you're one of the tens of thousands of people who pass through london euston each day, you may already be aware of changes to where to find your train information. earlier this year, network rail caused a bit of a stir on social media after converting the main departure board into a large advertising screen. but nine months later and the company has been told to turn the advertising screen off. eve

for ukraine. sumi: let's get a look at other headlines. the u.s. department of transportationa german airline of $4 million for discrimination against jewish passengers. the penalty sms from an incident in may 2022 when jewish passengers were banned from a connecting flight in germany of flyers. behavior of a handful they have paid out $2 million of compensation. the company and i'd its employees discriminated against passengers. the airline disc -- the airline agreed to a settlement. footage released by south korea shows the moment north korea blew up roads connecting the countries. pyongyang had vowed to cut off the roads. one scene shows inter-korean cooperation. north korea says it wants to separate the two countries. experts say tensions between the koreas are at their highest point in years. prague is banning organized pub crawls to reduce crowds of drunken tourists. city counselor said pub crawl's are disrupting the night. lice will be charged with enforcement. the chge will impact travel agencies. one group accuse the city of covering up the city's real issues. that is

for a connection in frankfurt. >> we have to cancel your flight. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: the department of transportation fining, a record for a civil rights violation against an airline, saying they prohibited 128 jewish passengers, most of whom wore distinctive garb from boarding their flight. >> it's the toughest enforcement action that i have seen for a civil rights violation. >> reporter: on the website, a popular site for jewish travelers. >> this is 2022. >>> this exchange between a passenger and lufthansa drawing outrage. >> jewish people are the problem. >> jewish people on the plane made a problem, so all jews are bad for the day. >> just for the flight. >> reporter: it's introducing a first of its kind training program to address anti-semitism. know, a d.o.t. declaration not to let this kind of behavior go unpunished. >>> still to come, attention all target customers. there is a sale in the torture poets department. we've got the details right after this. rtment. we've got the details right after this. (knock on the door) are you using all the old spice? oops. ♪ (old spice mnemonic) ♪ [achoo!] needs,

for flyers. transportation department rule went into effect. back when they cancel your flight. >> you might think there's no way she will manage to complain about this one but you would be wrong. it's the worst situation never. no. the reason i bought the flight is i didn't want the money i want the flight for the place i wanted to go to. that's why i agreed to the exchange. i flight is a big deal to go on a trip or see somebody. maybe it's a wedding or funeral and they are dead forever and you'll give me cash instead. do better at getting the flights to where they are supposed to go. >> you know what tyrus win i read this i said one good thing people to jake is that but now i agree with kat. you don't want your money back they should give you double money back. >> the only do that when they want you to give up their seed. they do with the money they offer you a lot of money in it so is a fine print. and this given the credit back. it's not the same thing. and it's because we want you to relive this horrible experience again. we want you to tr

local leaders took part in parking for the ferry terminal after the city received a $2.4 million grant from the federal government and san rafael's department of transportation. >>> salmon are freely swimming in the klamath river for the first time in over a century. four dams were removed last week in the largest project of its kind in u.s. history. chinook salmon are already migrating upstream into areas that have been blocked for generations. local tribes fought for decades to restore the river. scientists will now track the fish to monitor the river's recovery. >>> up next, we'll take you to the oakland restaurant hoping to spark the town's business revival, the architect and restaurateur helping his neighbors build a foundation for success. >> it feels like a second home. >>> and the 49ers have no time to feel sorry for themselves after yesterday's heartbreaking loss. so is it time to panic heading to another prime time rivalry game? vern will have the answer. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, for our eye on america, we look at the mental health movement that started in an unlikely place, how one veteran's promise to help others is now "the

for travelers stranded at the airport. according to new transportation department rules, you're automatically entitled to a refund if your domesticurs or six hours for an international itinerary. passengers are also now entitled to a refund for checked bags if their luggage does not arrive in a timely manner. >>> and burger king is rolling out this holiday advent calendar that features 12 days of gifts. what's inside has not yet been revealed, but the chain says it will include some favorite items like chicken fries and the whopper. the calendar will go on sale starting november 22nd for $19.54. >>> that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, she made millions laugh at the movie "young frankenstein." we remember comic actor teri garr. extend." we remember comic actor teri garr. and they can show off clearer skin f" we remember comic actor teri garr. the #1 prescribed biologic nxtend." we remember comic actor teri garr. sxtend." we remember comic actor teri garr. textend." we remember comic actor teri garr. ixtend." we remember comic actor teri garr. nxtend."

for a connection in frankfurt. >> due to an operational reason, we have to cancel your flight. >> no, no, no! >> reporter: the department of transportationrights violation against an airline, saying lufthansa prohibited 128 jewish passengers, most of whom wore distinctive garb typically worn by orthodox jewish men from boarding their connecting flight. that was after allegations that some passengers weren't following masking protocols. >> it's the toughest enforcement i've seen for a civil rights violation. >> reporter: on the website dan's deals, a popular site for jewish travelers. >> this is 2022. >> reporter: this exchange between a passenger and lufthansa drawing outrage. >> jewish people who made the problem. >> so, jewish people on the plane made a problem, so all jews are bad from lufthansa for the day? >> just for this flight. >> reporter: lufthansa condemned the statement at the time, and wrote in a statement today it's introducing a first of its kind training program to address anti-semitism, and is dedicated to being an ambassador of goodwill, tolerance, diversity, and acceptance. now, a d.o.t. declaration not to let this kin

for you anyway. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. >>> the department of transportation has just issuedg lufthansa of discrimination. the german airline has been fined 4 million for actions against jewish passengers. nbc's sam brock is following this for us. walk us through what happened here. because by airline standards this is a massive fine. >> yeah, the d.o.t. is saying this is egregious, chris. they said we want to be crystal clear about one thing, the messaging on this, we're not going to tolerate disdiscrimination, anti-semiizz it m of any stripes. that's apparently what's going on here. this happened back in may of 2022. you're talking about reports at the time coming from lufthansa of some passengers who were jewish allegedly not wearing their masks or complying with orders. so this plane arrives. it was going from jfk through frankfurt to budapest, hungary. in frankfurt these passengers get off, chris, and there are hundreds of them who are then instructed that they're not able to move on. according to the d.o.t., 128 jewish passengers apparently because they looked jewish ei

for passengers here. today, the u.s. department of transportation implemented a new rule airline passengers who have flights canceled or significantly changed will receive automatic cash refunds instead of those travel credits. some examples of significant change if a flight, departure or arrival time is changed by more than three hours domestically, or six hours internationally. if an airline changes your departure or arrival airport or increases the number of connections to get to your destination. in tonight's climate and crisis report, a silicon valley gathering of tech startups and investors looking for tech solutions to one of the world's biggest problems, small companies like smartflower, which designs cool solar panel installations along with tech giants like silicon valley's nvidia, are part of this week's verge conference in san jose. they're spreading the word that tech companies can help push climate awareness with their hardware and software. schools, colleges. they'll put it in front of admissions offices, you know, and that's a great

for you. call finance of america and get your free, info kit. call this number. . >>> today the department of transportation$50 million for violating disability laws between 2019 and 2023. the fine for alleged mistreatment of passengers with disabilities and is one of the largest related to disability violations in d.o.t. history. transportation secretary pete buttigieg said the airline damaged thousands of passengers wheelchairs leaving them without their needed devices. american airlines released a statement saying it's making efforts to improve. >>> and today the boeing machinist union is voting on a new contract to potentially end the nearly six-week strike. this morning's boeing's ceo was on cnbc and had this to say. >> the vote is important. it's more important in terms of our long-term getting back to building airplanes, delivering good airplanes. and so we've worked really hard to find that overlap where we've got a deal that the employees can feel good about and the company can be successful going forward. so i'm very hopeful for the vote. >> nbc's senior correspondent tom costello is following thi

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for your professionalism, your dedication, to every mission you've given, you've done it again. this is a whole of government effort. it also includes the department of energy and department of transportation department of health and human services, and the department of housing and urban development, which is providing mortgage relief for impacted homeowners. as directed, fema is going to open disaster recovery centers all across the impacted communities right away, so there's one stop the residents can go to to learn about the support they might need, and that will be advertised where those places are. three million people are without power, more than 40 million power lines workers have come from around the country from canada to florida to restore power across the state. in addition, the federal aviation has authorized florida power and light to fly large drones before other manned aircraft can get up in the sky to quickly assess the damage on the ground, so ground crews can restore power as quickly as possible. the coast guard and the army corps of engineers are assessing how fast they can reopen the port of tampa to get fuel, food, water, and other basic goods flowing into the area ag

american airlines in the spotlight tonight for how it's treating passengers with disabilities. the department of transportation is finding the airlines $50 million. the d-o-t says between 2019 and 2023, american airlines failed to provide wheelchair assistance to some passengers with disabilities. the airline has broken thousands of wheelchairs and at times caused injuries. american airlines says it has reached a settlement with the dot, and it's been making improvements to its services for disabled travelers. supreme court overturned roe versus wade two years ago, but there is new information out today that shows abortion rates are up in nearly every state with bans in place. that's according to the new york times and a report by the society of family planning. researchers found that in the 13 states that enforce near-total abortion bans, the number of women receiving abortions increased in all but three states. the report says some women traveled to clinics in states where abortions are lega, while others ordered abortion pills from online doctors. the only three states with bans where abortions fell were te

department for 8 months. and as for the woman, the officer says she was eventually released from the hospital. u.s. airlines must now pay cash refunds for delayed or canceled flights. the department of transportation says the final federal ruling went into effect last week. so now u.s. airlines must give out cash refunds, not vouchers. the major changes being implemented right before the start of what is likely to be a very busy holiday travel season. if a flight is canceled or significantly changed, airlines must refund the passenger within 7 business days. if they bought that ticket on a credit card. back to the south than a santa clara based company is set to pay thousands of dollars in fines after selling fake n 95 masks. 2 hospitals during the covid pandemic. prosecutors say avac you safeguard shift masks that were misbranded as being federally approved. n 95 masks. these masks were sent out during the earliest phase as the pandemic. and the justice department says the company will plead guilty executives of supply, which also participated here have agreed to plead guilty to the same scheme. the 2 companies now face up to $600,000 in fines. san francisco leaders have approved a plan that requ

department's day—to—day budgets, adjusted for inflation since 2010. so health is 38% higher. health has been a protected department. but look at transporto. and justice, well, that's 14% lower. and communities and housing still almost 60% lower. these are so—called unprotected departments. we will have to wait to see the detail of their new spending settlements to understand what has been going on. it might be that they have cuts in the short term, but the promise of bigger day—to—day budgets later in the parliament. but it might be that the chancellor has, as her predecessors did, prioritised health spending. health spending is so large as a share of the overall day—to—day spending total, not far off half of it, in fact, that when it gets an increase, it simply squeezes out those other smaller departments. only when we see the final numbers from rachel reeves in the budget will we be able tojudge how credible it is for her to claim she's ended austerity for unprotected departments? and if you're watching in the uk, we'll have full coverage of the budget starting at nine o'clock with matthew amroliwala. i'll bejoined by a top economist

for a spin to see how it handles san francisco's steep terrain. i have the say, it's doing a pretty decent job. steven a former department of transportation official and stanford researcher, says that while these cars are a step in the right direction, they may not be ready for primetime just yet. >> the tradeoffs, very small, very lightweight, limited carrying capacity are going to be deal breakers for a lot of u.s. customers. >> reporter: and of course, there's the weather. what happens if you live in a place like san francisco known for its fog? >> yeah, san francisco's a great use case. in southern california we get more sun. we get 11,000 miles of free driving a year with this vehicle. in san francisco, seattle, new york, you get more like 8,500 miles a year. >> reporter: solar cars steering people towards a brighter future where the best way to move forward is to look up. >> if you're interested in getting one yourself, you've got a while to wait. it isn't expected to come out until q2 of next year. >>> i know paul is jumping at the chance. you are an electric car guy. >> yes, you're an electric car gal. >> now i am, yeah. >> it's n

. >> so, my vision for public transportation in 2040, one thing i did as a small business consultant in the city, i worked on a undergrounding project for the water department, but it set a tone where in this city we should be undergrounding all the time. we should look for opportunities to expand our public transportation. all over the city and county of san francisco. our sf mta is broken. they try to do too many thengs and one thing they are bad at is community outreach and project management. first i would take the project management and construction aspect away from the mta put back into public works who does that well, and ask them to focus on the things people want them to do, which is a robust public transportation system. the first candidate running for mayor to support proposition l and glad supervisor peskin joined me. i think it is a important thing to fund our public transportation system, but we also need to change the culture as well. there is tremendous fare evision. that doesn't mean target the poor but we have to change the culture of riding the bus and that is my vision for a future of public transportation system in the city. thank you.

us airlines must now pay cash refunds for delayed or canceled flights. the department of transportation says the final federal ruling went into effect last week. >> and so now u.s. airlines must give out cash refunds, not vouchers. the major changes being implemented right before the start of what is likely to be a very busy holiday travel season. if a flight is canceled or significantly changed, airlines must refund the passenger within 7 business days. if they bought a ticket on a credit card. halloween is tomorrow. and barry officials are urging drivers to be very aware of their surroundings. the organization called safe kids worldwide says children are twice as likely to be hit are killed by a car on halloween any other day of the year. parents are encouraged to put reflective features on costumes. authorities are also urging people not to drink and drive instead use rideshare services or have a designated driver. the national highway transportation safety board says more than half of halloween night crashes are alcohol related. >> next here at 3, lots of stories to go over. one of

the us department of transportation has fined the german airline lufthansa $4 million dollars for allegedhavior of a handful of flyers. lufthansa has already paid out $2 million in compensation. the company denied its employees discriminated against passengers, saying it agreed to a settlement to avoid litigation. footage released by south korea shows the moment north korea blew up roads connecting the two countries. pyongyang had vowed to cut off the roads and railways once seen as symbols of inter—korean cooperation. north korea says it wants to completely separate the two countries. experts say tensions between the koreas are at their highest point in years. prague is banning organised pub crawls at night, to reduce crowds of drunken tourists. the rule will ban organised groups from 10 at night to 6 in the morning. city councillors said pub crawls are �*disrupting the night peace�* and creating safety issues. one travel group called �*prague pub crawl�* accused the city of �*covering up the city�*s real issues.�* thomas tuchel has agreed to become the next manager of england�*s nationa

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department, proactive violence prevention and activated neighborhood. collaboration with government [indiscernible] feels safe and welcomed. transportation is crucial for our city growth. we must think how people move to and through our districts. i will focus on practical strategies to create a safer [indiscernible] i walk or bike daily. having pushed a stroller around the city the last 7 years i know the importance of having accessible and dependable transit choices. my ultimate vision for district 1 is responsible inclusive urban development. i believe we can work together to transform challenges into opportunities, take this great neighborhood and make it even better. thank you so much for your time and consideration. i hope to earn your number 1 vote this november and look forward serving as your next district 1 supervisor. >> hi. my name is mar john philhour running for supervisor to bring a new direction to richmond district. i was born at french hospital and now my husband are raising our three children in the neighborhood. we love the richmond but we had enough. i have seen and experienced first hand the challenges as a city. we seen open air

airlines must now pay cash refunds for delayed or canceled flights. the department of transportation says the final federal ruling went into effect last week. u.s. airlines must give out cash refunds, not vouchers. the major changes being implemented a month before the start of what is likely to be a busy holiday travel season. if a flight is canceled or significantly changed, airlines must refund the passenger within 7 business days. if they bought a ticket on a credit card. still ahead on kron 4 news at noon, another luxury store in san francisco's union square violently targeted by thieves. >> the latest response from city officials. plus, with election day just around the corner, a look at the global effort to secure protect about. and after the break, the presidential candidates making a final push to win your vote. a look at the latest numbers from both campaigns. i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's alre

for tackling the crime issues. and we see that that is working along with i hired a new department of transportation director and he is actually creating, you know, making it harder for people to do sideshows within our community. and we see that that is working. so we're being creative. we're thinking outside of the box and really utilizing the tools that we have and not just saying i'm sorry, but we don't have any money. that's not good enough for we have to get innovative going to it in to the tool shed. they're out what we do have and they use that to implement what we need. >> oakland mayor shea tell, thank you so much for your time and for joining us this afternoon. thank you so much, stephanie. all right. let's take a live look outside at the embarcadero in san bit overcast out there that you can see a bit of blue sky just behind those clouds is taken. now with gayle for the latest. hey gayle. hello, stephanie. yeah, we were off to a rainy start will not really rainy, but we did see some rain drops this morning and you see the clouds lingering over by the coast and usually the case here. but >> future cast m

for other forms of payment. it's the latest move by the department of transportation meant to ease air travel, but some analysts s could lead to more expensive plane tickets to compensate for the forced payouts. >> the thing that i wonder and actually worry about is whether the airlines are going to be adjusting schedules to make it more likely that they can avoid these these kinds of delays under the new rule. >> it's a new federal rule. if your luggage isn't delivered within 12 hours on a domestic flight, the baggage fees you paid will now also be refunded. >> all right. as the hustle and bustle of holiday travel approaches, millions of people are gearing up to make their way to friends and family across the country. but finding the best deals could be a challenge. let's welcome in jen ruiz, the founder of jen on a jet plane to help us make our holiday travel plans. jen, thank you for joining us again this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. so, jen. let's start with this thanksgiving around the corner. now is it too late to get a deal to travel for thanksgiving yet? >> it's not too late, but yo

government is finding american airlines $50 million for the carrier's mistreatment of disabled passengers and wheelchairs. the transportation departmentcompany failed to provide assistance to passengers with disabilities and damaged thousands of wheelchairs between 2019 and 2023. transportation secretary pete buttigieg said the company's conduct was not just undignified but unsafe. authorities say that american will only need to pay half of the fine because it is getting credit for money spent on improving its handling of wheelchairs. and for compensating those affected. secretary of state antony blinken touched down in saudi arabia today, the second stop of his latest visit to the middle east. in riyadh, he met with crown prince mohammed bin salman for two hours. the two discuss their common efforts to end the war in gaza. today, the israeli army said it arrested 150 suspected hamas militants in northern gaza. and forced more than 20,000 palestinians to evacuate. blinken and the crown prince talked about the fighting in lebanon where health officials say 28 people were killed in the past 24 hours. israel ordered residents in the port