collapsed during landing denis evdokimov and advocate are still waiting for the interstate report aviation committee, which examined the aircraft of alexander perfilyev. news in the krasnoyarsk territory a hurricane with hail, as reported by the investigative committee in the city of bogotol, a man died, he was hit by a piece of roof, which tore off the whole evening, according to the forecaster, gusts. can reach 25 m/s. on the streets, uprooted trees , damaged cars in the ministry of emergency situations are asking residents of the region to be especially careful in the coming days. canada has already sent a second rescue ship to the north atlantic in search of a private submarine, who disappeared during the dive to the wreckage of the titanic , france joined the operation and searches covered an area that is comparable to the size. e, crimea, how great are the chances of salvation found out by natalia goncharova when the incredible journey turned into the plot of a disaster movie for tourists who went to a depth of almost four thousand meters there was oxygen left, until noon on thursday, based on

landing denis evdokimov and him how else are they waiting for the report of the interstate aviation committee, which investigated the plane of alexander perfilyev to lead, and on the border with mongolia in buryatia, rescuers found a living woman who was lost in the forest 18 days ago, she went to collect wild plants and got lost by the local search and rescue services. examined more than 130 m² of forest, a woman was found 15 km from the place where she was lost. she is severely emaciated. uh, she was warmed up and handed over to the ambulance. how it was she who managed to survive in the forest for such a long time, so far it has not been reported. four people were injured after a tanker explosion at an oil base. one of them has been hospitalized. several teams of surgeons are working on the spot in a serious condition, everything happened in the city of kovi’s shop for burns - this is not far from bishkek, a strong fire over the base is dense, we will bend black smoke, now eight teams of rescuers are fighting to put out the fire and attracted a fire train. the total fire area is yet to be

discussed, regional issues and have signed a number of agreements, particularly in aviation a problem entry committee has found full pressures private as far as johnson deliberately misled members of parliament about policies house during the cove of 19 looks down. the cost policy group has signed off on the so called policy gate report officer again long inquiry. johnson resigned as a member of parliament last week. after waiting an advance copy. he's called the finding a political assassination. so i might just like sign is making landfill in india and pakistan will the 100000 people have been evacuated. victoria gave some good reports. there's a sense of urgency at this mark is in the pakistani pool, which is karachi, people are rushing to still cough on food and essential supplies ahead of so i claim the federally the situation can get real bad because of the storm. the prices may shoot up, so i'm buying essentials like rice, lentils, and other things for my family. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the homes along the southeastern coast line. 2 within 70 schools are being used

meteorological measurements and turn into real pilots at the site of the belarusian state aviation academy, the investigative committeeelarus will turn it into a real forensic field laboratory, and biopharmprom holding does not teach children to be mikami technologies, wow opportunities dear parents, please take note of this event, in my opinion , great, among other things , the festival will have a musical theater site and an exchange of toys and books will be arranged. and there will be a holiday colors. so well, the guys will definitely not return home clean. well, it seems to me that the questions that are asked to me are all absolutely children, but adults will definitely ask, but who do you want to become in the future, we will definitely find answers, more precisely, their adults, uh, wards. well, do your children, for example, want to grow up and become a doctor this sunday, health workers will celebrate their professional holiday. so let's find out. how does their morning start? my name is alamazurov. i am a dentist-therapist of the first category of work in the dental clinic for 20 years. i wake up at 6:00 i

the senate committee, i chair the aviation -- i'm the ranking republican on the subcommittee.oint is that we are very close to a deal. we are arguing a little about a pilot issue but beyond that the structure of what the legislation looks like has been agreed to by all parties. guy: you don't have someone you want to see and that position? sen. shaheen: and there is bipartisan support for that and there has been a lot of focus on pilots. the other aspect is the air trafficking control system and the controllers. we need to make sure we add the controllers we need to keep planes in the sky. guy: this is an industry that is still struggling with labor. it is still struggling with figuring out how to get the right people in the right jobs at the right time. you have been talking to a lot of people. why does the industry struggle with that so much? sen. shaheen: industry across the board is struggling with workers. in new hampshire, our unemployment rate is below 2%. that is a huge challenge. we have to look at ways to increase the workforce. we have to look at training. our immig

one of the things we've done in this huge aviation legislation that we passed out of committee, we tryall passenger experience. trying to make that whole experience from parking to checking in to security to dealing with concessions to actually getting on the plane, getting off on the other side. making it an experience that is more coordinated and an experience that uses better technology and helps to pull back the air traffic control process and giving passengers more information and more transparency and more choices. >> neil: the more choices part is more important to your point. right now we seem to be running potentially out of pilots. a lot have to retire at age 65. there's measures, yours included to push that back to 67. where does that stand? >> this is an important part of the strategy. we passed an amendment on the part line basis to where we were able to raise the pilot age, this is really important. today in america, we literally have had to stop flying different routes, airlines have had to stop flying to different airports because there's a pilot shortage. 8,000 pilots

committee. we worked to create a bill that will oversee improving aviation safety. we've done a lot.e've got to implement all of this. we've got to stay vigilant. kristen: lastly, i know you went back to vote on the debt ceiling bill but you did spend memorial day here in the bay area attending several remembrances. i know your father was a world war ii marine corps veteran. do you think america servicemen and women and veterans are adequately supported today? >> no. we owe them a debt. my generation learned it from our parents. my dad, they learned it from their parents who fought world war i. we need to do more. and we are fighting to do more for that sacrifice that everyone who has served in the military and their family has given this country. kristen: congressman, always great talking with you. thank you so much for spending the time with us today. >> i'm glad that problem was on your end. [laughter] kristen: it's always us. december you. >> i don't take it personally. kristen: i know. it's wonderful chatting with you. thank you so much. we will be right back with some advice fr

aviation. well, as for the kievsky district, there are now employees of the investigative committee of russia ,again that this area has been hit. once again under fire and fortunately there were no casualties. well, i'm examining the consequences of shelling as a result of the inspection found. here is a fragment also shards. here is a projectile , presumably 155 mm sample. this is the home territory of a private residential building in the kiev region, and the neighboring one was also damaged. uh neighboring private residential building. now there are no casualties, the most intense shelling. now the enemy is moving along yasinovataya and using heavy artillery multiple launch rocket systems. in addition, it is often known that a woman was injured, and right now information is being received that as a result of the shelling of the chervona gvardeisky district , there are also makiivka, victims , according to the central control commission, came under shelling in a kindergarten and private residential buildings stanislav vasilchenko anton khobotov mikhail vitkin valeria sapegina to conduct, done

aviation works. well, as for the kievsky district, there are now employees of the investigative committee of russia ,of this area. came under fire once again and fortunately there were no affected. well, i watched the consequences, the shelling, by the way, was discovered by inspection. here are fragments also fragments. here is a projectile positive 155 mm sample. this is when the house territory of a private residential building in the kiev region was also damaged neighboring. uh neighboring private residential building. right now there are no casualties, the most intense shelling. now the enemy is moving along yasinovataya and using heavy artillery multiple launch rocket systems. to this it is often known that a woman suffered, and right now information is being received that as a result shelling of the chervona gvardeisky district, there are also makiivka, victims , according to a report from the central control commission , came under shelling in a kindergarten and private residential buildings charged. what schemes did scammers use to steal money from the accounts of russians , dmitry will tell

aviation works. well, what about kievsky district, then there are now employees of the investigative committee of russiance again that this area once again came under fire. and fortunately there were no casualties. here i am examining the consequences of the shelling as a result of the inspection. here are the snippets. here is a uh projectile, presumably 155 mm per specimen. this is when the house territory of a private residential building in the kiev region was also damaged neighboring e-e neighboring private residential buildings. right now there are no victims, the most intense shelling. now the enemy is walking along the forest heavy artillery multiple launch rocket systems are also used. this is why it is often known that a woman suffered. information is also coming in right now that as a result of the shelling of the chervona gvardeisky district. there are also makiivka, victims according to the central control commission, a kindergarten and private residential buildings came under shelling stanislav vasilchenko anton khobotov mikhail vetkin valeria sogina news, donetsk enough already to run for

aviation. well, now let's go back to the immediate kiev region. donetsk , employees of the investigative committeef russia are now working there. the fact is that today this area again came under fire from outside. uh, the armed forces of ukraine, fortunately , there were no victims, so i propose. listen to the comments of an employee of the department directly from the scene of a war crime in ukraine . we examine the consequences of shelling. as a result of the inspection, fragments were found. here is the projectile, positively 155 mm. this is the house territory of a private residential building in kiev the neighborhood was also damaged neighboring. uh neighboring private residential building. right now, there are no casualties. right now, news comes every 10-15 minutes about the shelling of yasinovataya, now the enemy, uh, the main target has chosen this particular settlement , again uses it as heavy artillery, this is nato, the 155 caliber sample and multiple rocket launchers in the same way transferred to ukraine and west and by this hour. it is known that during such shelling , one woman wa

aviation works. well, as for the kievsky district, there are now employees of the investigative committee of russia .ou once again that this area once again came under fire. and fortunately, there were no casualties. here i propose to listen to the commentary of an employee of the department, directly from the scene of an armed war crime in ukraine. we are examining the consequences of shelling . as a result of the inspection, fragments were found, as well as fragments of an e-e projectile, presumably 155 mm on a tusk sample. this is the home territory of a private residential building in the kiev region, and the neighboring one was also damaged. uh neighboring private residential building. right now there are no casualties. the most intense shelling is now taking place along the yesenovata and using heavy artillery multiple launch rocket systems. in addition , it is often known that a woman was also injured right now, information is being received that as a result of the shelling of the chervonogvardeisky district. there are also makiivka, victims, according to the central control commission, came u

aviation equipment, as well as storage facilities with weapons and ammunition, were hit. the trends of the ministerial monitoring committeeus held an in-person meeting, at which they discussed further plans for oil production, what my colleagues decided to know alexander suvorova she is joining us alexander hello. well, what plans to reduce production will be cut at all? george welcomes indeed will not only reduce. now i'll tell you more about everything for all the time. how much is her deal. i remind her that adopted back in december 1916, perhaps the first time the negotiations took place in such an unusual format. although here, too, the fact is that at the beginning of the day before, i recall there was a meeting of guardians. russia is not included there and the negotiations were quite technical and lasted about an hour and a half. today, before it began, the official part of the ministry of the committee and after the already meeting of the guardians. plus. here are the negotiations before. we fought behind closed doors for about 7 hours and following the results of all the negotiations and the meeting itself. uh,

aviation administration reauthorization bill due early fall. senators krysten sinema and tammy duckworth sparred in committee over training requirements for pilotsis attempting to keep veteran pilots and recruit new pilots. the dispute centers how many hours pilots should have before they climb into the cockpit. >> but the reality is, as you noted because of air traffic control issues, because of pilot shortage issues, we're seeing fewer flights. in fact the demand is continuing to increase. so what that often means fewer choices. means higher prices for consumers. >> reporter: airline travel is returning to pre-pandemic levels. republicans contend the biden administration is focused on other issues besides safe flying. >> this administration's desire to signal its virtue seems to know no limits. its even infected faa. instead of focusing on safety, the faa and d.o.t. were working hard to change notams name from notice to airmen, to notice to air missions. i would suggest instead the focus should have been on making sure the damn thing worked. >> reporter: the faa also lacks an administrator. president biden's nominee withdrew from consideration

committee. welcome to you both. if i could start with you, 0leksandr merezhko. this use of aviationthe front or did you fear that something like this might happen? find you fear that something like this might happen?— you fear that something like this miahthauen? , :, :, might happen? and by the way, one of our military goals _ might happen? and by the way, one of our military goals is _ might happen? and by the way, one of our military goals is to _ might happen? and by the way, one of our military goals is to prevent - our military goals is to prevent russia from dominating our sky. this is exactly why one of the reasons why we have been asking from our allies and our partners to provide us with adequate air defence. but of course, we were prepared. and we have adequate military response to this russian tactic.— this russian tactic. justin, everybody _ this russian tactic. justin, everybody of _ this russian tactic. justin, everybody of course - this russian tactic. justin, everybody of course is - this russian tactic. justin, - everybody of course is saying, look, give this time.

climate change committee said it just doesn't see the government showing the pace or urgency that will get us there. take flying. the government says it wants to cut emissions from aviationuts elsewhere. it said the roll—out of renewables is too slow. industry needs to do more to decarbonise and many more trees need to be planted. and then there is the question of making our homes more energy—efficient. look how the uk lags the rest of europe on heat pump installations, a low carbon electric heating system. we are that little red bar right at the bottom. where is the plan to speed things up, today's report asks. well, the sad thing is that the government, having really lead the world, has now lost that leadership because it isn't delivering. and that's the issue, it's to deliver what it has committed itself to, nationally and internationally. the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammed plans to give the go—ahead to a major new oil field off the coast of the shetland islands. the government, however, denies it is off course. we've met all our carbon budgets to date, we are confident of doing so in future, but it i

>> lawmakers on the house committee on transportation infrastructure narrowly voting in favor of the major to increase the age from 65 to 67. this is as aviationy grapples a shortage of pilots things and part two giving pilots by nobody flying. the last time congress raised the it was 2007 from 60 to 65 so only slight but they need bodies because there a lot of flights. you member last year, flights were canceled. stuart: it was 60, retire at 60. >> look how much better shape everybody is in. stuart: coming up, grand jury indicted daniel penny in the chokehold death of jordan neely. terrel slams the decision, prosecutors are playing the race card. he's on the show later. supreme court decision on $400 billion student loan handout could come today. look at the latest on the senate college degree death. that is next. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success that is next. ♪ is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe i can eat real food and lose this much weight. the re

aviation and already with experienced pilots, but they just don’t get to us. usually these are some special indications in order to come to the central committee - this is the centralhe export commission, that is, the local flight commission, for some reason does not let a person through, and he can turn to you or there is some difficult case, there are several reasons to contact us. uh, the first reason is right. as you said , some kind of complex illness where the regular flight commission can't make a decision. uh, some specific examination is needed, and then a person, for example, changes in the cardiogram during a stress test, and in order to find out if this change in the cardiogram is dangerous or not, they can be sent for examination to the central hospital of civil aviation, and then for certificates. this time there is more about that, and we have a testimony. uh, after a stationary examination, pilots must periodically e be a hospital, for example, according to the diagnoses, there is some rather serious diagnosis or according to age, well, 65 years old and the pilot must be examined in our hospital. then, too, they come to be witnessed in the virginity

climate change committee said it just doesn't see the government showing the pace or urgency that will get us there. take flying. the government says it wants to cut emissions from aviationry for emissions cuts elsewhere. it said the roll—out of renewables is too slow. industry needs to do more to decarbonise and many more trees need to be planted. and then there is the question of making our homes more energy—efficient. look how the uk lags the rest of europe on heat pump installations, a low carbon electric heating system. we are that little red bar right at the bottom. where is the plan to speed things up, today's report asks. well, the sad thing is that the government, having really lead the world, has now lost that leadership because it isn't delivering. and that's the issue, it's to deliver what it has committed itself to, nationally and internationally. the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammed plans to give the go—ahead to a major new oil field off the coast of the shetland islands. the government, however, denies it is off course. we've met all our carbon budgets to date, we are confident of doing so i

aviation and already with experienced pilots, but they don’t just get to us. usually these are some special indications in order to come to the central committee - this is the central for some reason does not let a person through, and he can turn to you or there is some complex case there are several reasons to contact us. eh, the first reason is right. like you said , some kind of complex illness where the regular flight commission can't make a decision. uh, some specific examination is needed and then a person, for example, changes in the cardiogram during a stress test and in order to find out whether this change is dangerous on the cardiogram or not, and they can be sent. uh, an examination at the central civil aviation hospital, and then, uh, for evidence. this time there's still some later, uh, we've got a testimonial going through. uh, after a hospital examination, pilots must periodically e be in a hospital, for example, according to diagnoses, there is some fairly serious diagnosis or by age, well, 65 years old and pilot must be examined in our hospital. yes, they also come to testify. in general, they still get to the end. if e people do not agree with th

aviation, that alone b m for most of way. but we cons immediately verify those reports of the investigative committee say it has launched a criminal case against the progression on the f as b's, and i also and the, the organization, the security services also appealed to the finances of development group and asked them to detain pre goshen. so in their own, they had a dog and a quote on his support has joined the ranks of his military company and sold how's the chaos as he coded in the country, saying that it was not a military cruise that it wasn't much of justice and also we're also a guessing report was that there is a possibility that a states of imagines to come to introduce here in moscow unit. just as you're being talking to us, we can see sorts of central moscow just behind you. and i can see is of some, as well on the agency feeds that we're getting here. they do seem as though a life is kind of coming on as normal, but i understand that security has been stepped up around russia. tell us more about that. and indeed, security measures have been tightened and the number of regions of russia as well as in most go hand most

climate change committee said it just doesn't see the government showing the pace or urgency that will get us there. take flying. the government says it wants to cut emissions from aviatione roll—out of renewables is too slow. industry needs to do more to decarbonise and many more trees need to be planted. and then there is the question of making our homes more energy—efficient. look how the uk lags the rest of europe on heat pump installations, a low carbon electric heating system. we are that little red bar right at the bottom. where is the plan to speed things up, today's report asks. well, the sad thing is that the government, having really lead the world, has now lost that leadership because it isn't delivering. and that's the issue, it's to deliver what it has committed itself to, nationally and internationally. the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammed plans to give the go—ahead to a major new oil field off the coast of the shetland islands. the government, however, denies it is off course. we've met all our carbon budgets to date, we are confident of doing so in future, but it is extremely ambitious and

can expand whereas the government is committed to restrain aviation growth within the particular envelope which we in the climate change committeee put forward in which parliament has accepted. yet the government is not doing anything to stop that expansion. then there is the whole question of homes. we are building houses that are not fit for the future. the government still has not brought forward its future home plan to have standards which mean that people will not have to retrofit their homes. 1.5 million homes have been built in this period which are not fit for the future and will have to be retrofitted. there is nothing in the planning act which insist that all planning decisions have to be made in light of the government's legal commitments to net zero. iquite legal commitments to net zero. quite critical of government's _ legal commitments to net zero. quite critical of government's can _ legal commitments to net zero. quite critical of government's can think of this, either any bright hopes in this? is there put progress being made at all? we this? is there put progress being made at all?— this? is there put progress

climate change committee said it just doesn't see the government showing the pace or urgency that will get us there. take flying. the government says it wants to cut emissions from aviationuestion of making our homes more energy—efficient. look how the uk lags the rest of europe on heat pump installations, a low carbon electric heating system. we are that little red bar right at the bottom. where is the plan to speed things up, today's report asks. well, the sad thing is that the government, having really lead the world, has now lost that leadership because it isn't delivering. and that's the issue, it's to deliver what it has committed itself to, nationally and internationally. the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammed plans to give the go—ahead to a major new oil field off the coast of the shetland islands. the government, however, denies it is off course. we've met all our carbon budgets to date, we are confident of doing so in future, but it is extremely ambitious and the committee is right, it is its job to challenge us on areas where we need to go further and faster. and challenge it has. it says there ne

the plane today, the trailer of the bundestag defense committee fined zimmerman said that germany should consider the deployment and transfer of aviationnsider the possibility of sexual participation in the war. this is me, so i understand, listen. what the secretary of defense is talking about is not that we provide f-16 vehicles. we have never flown this fighter, which, by the way, was built at the time to repel. russian attacks over germany , by the way, the british and the french do not fly on them either. although the question has been raised, what is at stake is that we, as germans, can provide our military airfields, or what the air force can do is provide basic training in germany for pilots of russian or soviet variants of fighters with we can't help with founder training because, as i said, we don't fly f-16s and so it's about how much the country can contribute. i believe that is what the minister meant, but to supply there from our side. we won't do anything. we will not deliver aircraft, we will place them. well, in fact, we will become a participant in the war of an event that cannot be passed by in rostov-on-don. the tri

ranking member cruz and commerce committee are working on another measure that will require our attention before the end of the fiscal year reauthorizing the federal aviation administration. reliable and affordable air travel for both people and cargo is important to the prosperity of communities and industries across our country. so on behalf of kentucky growers and the entire country, i hope each of these measures receive swift consideration here on the floor. and finally, as i made clear last week, the government's work to provide for the common defense remains unfinished. president biden's request for the defense budget is simply insufficient given the major challenges that our country faces. we are investing roughly half as much in defense today as the share of gdp as we were at the height of president reagan's buildup in the mid 1980's. in the dangerous world that surrounds us today, this is wholly inadequate. decades aft cold war, the fame -- after the cold war, the famous reagan maxim peace through strength still applies. the biden's record on defending america, our partners and our interests has been one of weakness and delay. take, for example, t