they just redid the airstrip at e pope field and the 82nd airborne had to fly out of charleston. this program, this gentleman is an asset granted to our nation. the focus of change management we have got to understand if you drive from one state to another and the roads are so bad as you passth the state line you are paying for because your cars being torn up, there is no revenue, when others want to expand there is no interstate system. see when i'm going to have bauer's body shaking his head. >> guest: the last part is spot on. make a lot of times that's get lost when folks think about transportation in general. there is a hidden tax to delay. there is a hidden tax articulated. i think to his point about change management, as when the really exciting opportunities presented by the bipartisan bill to the last ten -- 15 years the federal investment has marginally been about the preservation of existing levels of investment. you are focus on maintaining a status quo in the amount of resources put into an area. it is really hard to find opportunities to find new things, to be trans

insecurity and flooding render some airstrips unusable, making distribution a huge challenge.than ten times expensive here in south sudan compared to some other neighbouring country where you have a structured and reliable road network. and yet, the distribution often has to be done quickly when the vaccines arrive. the last batch of astrazeneca doses brought here was just a month away from expiry. this is not improving the confidence that people have in the vaccine, when they know that they are receiving vaccines that are close to expiration. it's like dumping product to africa when other people have used the majority of them. i think having predictability, having vaccines that are coming on time will increase the visibility in terms of planning. here, in the world's youngest country, beset by poverty, there were hopes that wealthy countries would ensure fair play when it came to sharing vaccines. many say it's in their interests to do so. instead, despite covax, south sudan's people remain largely unprotected. anne soy, bbc news, juba. 48% of their was population has receive

. >> reporter: cbs 13 obtained this cellphone video slowing the plane take off from a wilton airstrip and fall out of frame before crashing beyond a roof line. you can hear the plane hitting trees. >> holy -- >> a scene of chaos. >> back away. that is jet fuel. >> and an act of courage. >> i just needed to be there for them. >> reporter: in this plane crash survival story. >> that is steve large reporting there. tonight the ntsb and the faa are both investigating. >>> new at 11:00. a post on social media caught our attention. residents in one san jose community say someone is out to get their cats. kpix5 spoke to one couple who believes that they are living among a cat killer. >> so far two people have reported their cats being shot with a pellet gun. the pet owners live near each other. the shootings just months apart. leaving them wonder figure they are connected and if it will happen again. >> yes. >> someone hunting cats. >> like they are clearly out looking for that. >> reporter: mike and jennifer are not sure why anyone would want to hurt their 3-year-old cat. >> everybody loves

insecurity and flooding render some airstrips unusable, making distribution a huge challenge. some other neighbouring countries where you have a reliable road network. and yet, the distribution often has to be done quickly when the vaccines arrive. the last batch of astrazeneca doses brought here was just a month away from expiry. this is not improving the confidence that people have in the vaccine, when they know that they are receiving vaccines that are close to expiration. it's like dumping product in africa when other people have used the majority of them. i think having vaccines that are coming on time will increase the visibility in terms of planning. here, in the world's youngest country, beset by poverty, there were hopes that wealthy countries would ensure fair play when it came to sharing vaccines. many say it's in their interests to do so. instead, despite covax, south sudan's people remain largely unprotected. anne soy, bbc news, juba. meanwhile, a panel of expert advisers to the us food and drug administration has unanimously voted to recommend booster shots of mo

you don't get many visitors at the ravenswood airstrip.ht medical care here. and now, there's an extra bit of cargo on board. ravenswood has two pubs, but the nearest doctor is 100 km away. so this is how locals are getting vaccinated against covid—19. i was wondering i would get the shot at all. it's just convenient and it saves all the travel. and instead ofjoining the queue, we're here getting almost exclusive access. it's a of having to - have it, so i thought, "well, now's the time." this town has never had a case of covid—19 — so for many here, there's been no real urgency to get vaccinated. but with australia planning to open up soon, there's a warning that even people in remote locations like this can't be complacent. we can't keep covid out forever, we will have to open up, and i think the vaccinated will be largely all right, and the unvaccinated will be in a bad way. it'll have implications for flying doctors, as well, for these remote areas, because there'll be cases of covid. that'll need people to be hospitalised, and we'll h

you don't get many visitors at the ravenswood airstrip.ught medical care here. and now, there's an extra bit of cargo on board. ravenswood has two pubs, but the nearest doctor is 100 km away. so this is how locals are getting vaccinated against covid—19. i was wondering i would get the shot at all. it's just convenient and it saves all the travel. and instead ofjoining the queue, we're here getting almost exclusive access. it's a of having to - have it, so i thought, "well, now's the time." this town has never had a case of covid—19 — so for many here, there's been no real urgency to get vaccinated. but with australia planning to open up soon, there's a warning that even people in remote locations like this can't be complacent. we can't keep covid out forever, we will have to open up, and i think the vaccinated will be largely all right, and the unvaccinated will be in a bad way. it'll have implications for flying doctors, as well, for these remote areas, because there'll be cases of covid. that'll need people to be hospitalised, and we'll

insecurity and flooding render some airstrips unusable, making distribution a huge challenge.bouring countries where you have a reliable road network. and yet, the distribution often has to be done quickly when the vaccines arrive. the last batch of astrazeneca doses brought here was just a month away from expiry. this is not improving the confidence that people have in the vaccine, when they know that they are receiving a vaccine that is close to expiration. it's like dumping product in africa when other people have used the majority of them. i think having the vaccine coming on time will increase the visibility in terms of planning. here, in the world's youngest country, beset by poverty, there were hopes that wealthy countries would ensure fair play when it came to sharing vaccines. many say it's in their interests to do so. instead, despite covax, south sudan's people remain largely unprotected. anne soy, bbc news, juba. the 25th annual stirling prize for architecture has been won by a new student building at kingston university in south west london. it's known as the town

insecurity and flooding render some airstrips unusable, making distribution a huge challenge.ly when the vaccines arrive. the last batch of astrazeneca doses brought here was just a month away from expiry. this is not improving the confidence that people have in the vaccine, when they know that they are receiving vaccines that are close to expiration. it's like dumping product to africa when other people have used the majority of them. i think having predictability, having vaccines that are coming on time will increase the visibility in terms of planning. here, in the world's youngest country, beset by poverty, there were hopes that wealthy countries would ensure fair play when it came to sharing vaccines. many say it's in their interests to do so. instead, despite covax, south sudan's people remain largely unprotected. anne soy, bbc news, juba. time now for the latest sports news. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start with football and holders barcelona made it two wins out of two to start the defence of their women's european champions league

. >> they say the driver lost control of his car at a small regional airstrip in the town of kurville, 60 miles northwest of san antonio. the vehicle plowed into parked cars as well as the crowd. a 6-year-old boy died at the scene. an 8-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital where he was declared dead. >> nbc news correspondent jay gray is following the news for us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: such a tragic situation there, one that's still being investigated by the police and other officials in the area. it was an independently sponsored drag racing event known as airport race wars 2. that's because they raced along a runway there at the small airport in kurville. you had that runway lined with vehicles and spectators as well. one of the drivers lost control, careened into those vehicles and then eventually into the crowd that had gathered there as you talk about. a 6-year-old boy died at the scene, an 8-year-old boy was transported and unfortunately died at the hospital as well. four others were taken by air ambulance to area hospitals including the driver of the vehicle. no

there's an airstrip there, a small base, a small temple.e military troops who are station there had and some scientific researchers who have members of the coast guard. there's a lot of coral reefs in the area. a lot of important ecological systems, but there is a military presence. and by flying these military assets very close to that island, beijing is sending a message that they could, "a," take that small piece of taiwanese territory almost immediately. there wouldn't even be a fight to put up. because they would just be so overwhelmed. but the bigger, of course, question is, if beijing were to do that, then what could happen next? is the island of taiwan, the main island, under some sort of a threat? most analysts say, certainly not anytime soon, but this kind of stepped up intimidation makes a lot of people wonder, kim, where things are headed. >> let's hope it doesn't escalate and become more volatile. will ripley in taipei, thanks so much. >>> an historic mission to the planet closest to the fun. when we return, a view of mercury l

field, are where i spent a great deal of time when i was displayed there, massive base with multiple airstrips. by the way would have been ideal -- it would have been the ideal location to evacuate americans those -- we evacuate a 110 afghans but a fraction of them are actually eligible for special immigrant visa. we evacuate afghans who could just physically get to the airport and hop an airport without vetting them. now we're stuck on a situation where the possibility of vetting 600,000 afghans in the united states and other half in bases in other countries being held until they can be vetted. this is a dangerous situation but it just shows the sheer incompetence of this administration. and the president's poll numbers are showing that the american people see the incompetence for what it is, which is good. but again, we're stuck with this guy for three years and a few months. and if he's done this much damage and that short period of time, imagine what he can do in another three years. >> i was shocked reading the "new york times" with its lack of coverage of the afghan incident but found bu

county jumped into action that plane crash thursday afternoon with 4 people on board near a private airstrip all happen jumped out of his truck and ran across the street with a fire extinguisher. >> the plane flipped around came flying skid through this lady's front yard and crashed into the front gate right here. the guy that was flying with a broken leg came crawling out of the flames are sprayed him off with my fire extinguisher. and then i just help them get as far as away from their plan is possible. >> the pilot, a pregnant woman and 2 teenagers on board were taken to the hospital. all in critical condition. >> bart will be offering extended late night service on halloween. they have not fully released the service plan yet, but they say they plan to offer service beyond 9 o'clock at night. it already offers midnight service monday through saturday. they say it will benefit people celebrating. of course, halloween and those attending the outside lands concert in san francisco bay. >> it will be a warm of early fall like day for today as we see plenty of 80's going on. well inland. but i

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