and it's for the bus reno bus festival in 1989. we host around 5,000 bus posters both from the basque country itself and from the diaspora. bus sports and are another component of bus culture. most of the sports in the world's country are related to work in farms. so are what are called strong sports and strong related strength related sports at the year others that are related to leisure and the most well known of this is basque pelota or scalpy lotus we call it. we have some knights in our collection that are related to to that those sports and bus pelota was very well known in the us. because a lot of front tones or pelota cars were built inside casinos in in the us. so bus fellow especially if the punta which is one of the types of a lot of became a sport for betting and were part of the offer of casinos all around the country including here in reno and this one here. it's a testa. of testapunta the kind that was played here in the front-ons in in the casinos for betting with this kind of very hard a lotus so they were even dan

what do people say when they see a hybrid bus pull up instead of the diesel? >> they say it is a lot quieter and it does not have that diesel smell. >> what do you feel like you are driving a hybrid bus? >> same thing. it's quiet. you don't have that diesel smell . >> one thing that we try to do is when we're doing any type of swap of bus is we try to make sure that we get the people that actually have to offer him day to day so i guess is it safe to say the union and the employees are excited for more hybrid buses? >> absolutely. president biden: i'm going to talk today, lori, about this infrastructure plan and a big chunk of it is hybrid buses. what people don't realize is you got 450000 for example school buses out there we're going to turn into electrical buses. but those buses that get on the -- the kids they can the buses, they have all of those diesel fuels like you do. it causes asthma, air pollution, a whole range of things so not only is it better runs better and we're putting in these charging stations as well, god willing, if we pass this bill but

pulled him off the bus. he beats him and then he takes his nightstick and he jams his nightstick and to sergeant woodard's eyes gouging his eyes out. here we see a photo of sergeant woodard with his mother. he's blinded their patches over his eyes. this beating of sergeant woodard makes national headlines and president harry truman hears about the speeding. many people may know or may not know that president truman had a soft spartan soft spot and his heart for veterans. when he sees this photo of sergeant isaac woodard, he's just taken aback. i mean, it's just a horrible sight. this beading and the photo eventually leads president truman to desegregate. the arm the military and also desegregate the federal workforce. it's beyond troubling to hear this kind of story it's terrifying and impossible to really imagine the feeling that must have been to know for these soldiers. you've put your life on the line. you're coming back and the idea that you feel proud of that service makes people want to kill you for i

where's the bus at the new software board? or the workers already returning from the updated test cuz i was thinking, i'm not sure if you were you guys done you pay for your ticket working to get you from behind. you know someone accompanying you. i guess how when he leaves this trouble growing the bus driving job, i've got a problem. what do you want? i can ask what i want. i asked where they work and whether they have problem. if there's a problem in the bus, then come to me, tell me what i'm going to. i wasn't asking you, i want to know where they work with it. i've got the law. i law school, but the situation is he's, you know, the team has to leave the scene as soon as possible. one of the bus drivers gave me a few useful information to figure out when they arrive to live in the next 3 days from what areas and behind me and him was we just, we've spoken to the bus driver at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children, they're gonna be hard to tell me. i think we'll be out there. we're getting ready to remember th

bus versus suv. suv is on fire currently. >> reporter: that suv so mangled, it's barely recognizable now. both people inside killed. another person onboard the bus died as well. first responders say in all 35 people were onboard that bus, including the driver. most were transported to the hospital. one had to be airlifted. the local sheriff's office says this bus in particular often transports hospitality workers to and from myrtle beach. whit, tonight investigators are working through that wreckage to see what went wrong. a similar crash between a williamsburg county transit bus and a car happened on that same road just two years ago. whit? >> alex, thank you. >>> now to iran and a presidential election that could have a significant impact on relations with the u.s. a hardliner, ebrahim raisi, winning in a landslide, taking 62% of the vote. he's voiced support for rejoining nuclear talks with the united states. nbc's chief global affairs anchor, martha raddatz, is in iran tonight. >> reporter: tonig

after that bus crashed into cars and slammed into a building. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, authorities investigating this shocking new video from inside a new york city bus, showing the driver crashing into several vehicles, jumping a curb and then slamming into an apartment building. the violent wreck in brooklyn monday injuring at least 16 people and forcing all residents out of that building. officials with the metropolitan transportation authority initially investigating reports that the driver's foot may have become stuck between the brake and accelerator. but the video inside the bus raising new questions. the mta calling it "disturbing on many levels." investigators citing numerous apparent violations, including the bus driver using a cell phone while driving. deactivating the bus's brake before closing the driver's protective barrier or buckling his seatbelt. and having two bags in the bus driver area while driving, with one of them at his feet. and david, tonight, officials are concerned that basic safety rules might not ha

if there's a problem in the bus, then come to me, tell me what i'm going to. i wasn't asking you, i want to know where they work with it. i don't mind. i'm asking about. the situation is he's, you know, the team has to leave the scene as soon as possible. one of the bus drivers, gibson is useful information. figure your what, when are they arrive in the next 3 days from what areas and behind him was we just, we've spoken to the bus drivers at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children are going to be hosted. i think we'll be out there. i'll go get a good way to remember that. i just totally kind of get the impedance to use to do 100, to, to back in with his parents. they sent incidentally to work when he was just 8 years old. a neighbor was looking for cheap labor for his jewelry making business, and managed to persuade mother the family needed money. we're about to work from 9 am until 2 in the morning. though sometimes we worked through the night urgent orders had come in with the same ma'am, and just went on like that day in day out. ma'am. they g

and thursday. >> i met him when i was on the bus with my campers but when i was a bus monitor it wast to connect with him. >> reporter: it's been months to connect with. >> she's interesting to talk about. >> reporter: i'm having a prom, its/figuresal. >> that got the gears -- >> reporter: this is a 1966 -- >> reporter: in his head. >> cadillac fleet wood spinning. >> to use his most prized possession. >> reporter: and offered to drive riley outside of their regular route. >> do you have a ride to your prom >> she said, no. >> reporter: on monday night ron showed up. he didn't ask for a dime but wanted to be a part of riley's big event. >> that was amazing and for him to even get dressed up, that was even better. >> she's a very nice person. one good turn deserves another. >> reporter: it's no doubt been a tough year for another. >> i lost two of my grandparents in the past year. >> reporter: our loved ones have helped boost our spirit and those along for the ride well, they have too. >> if i had a daughter, she would be perfect >> oh, that's great. i'm sure they're going to stay clo

there are no arabs on this bus here. you must have to find an era who can give you an address some place to go. someone who can help you and show you what to do. so i'm in gods hands now. mom, i just don't want to be sent back to morocco. his name monday to me on monday the day and san sebastian. i couldn't because i'm not a minor when i was on the phone 6, you can live on the street here, and there's no reception center for adult muslim. let's say if i were a minor, i have no problem with god willing, i'll go to france or hall and love. if i have to, i'll pretend to be a minor. so i won't have to live on the streets unless i this river forms the border between france and main. here's the border. conform, but don't confuse it with this line. if you come from this direction, you'll see it all river to keep empathy, but it's not the border. the police patrol this area here, but they don't check the buses all that much. they're looking for black people, not moroccans. it's been on the level. can i just have that much but th

where's the bus had moved up our board? very good problems. are the workers already returning from behind? get updated test, but i'm not sure. let me figure out if you guys are. are you guys done pay for your ticket church. if you were here. yeah, you can, but i don't know if someone accompanying you when he leaves this trouble growing the bus driver no problem. what do you want? i can ask what i want. i asked, what were they works and whether they have problems. you know, if there's a problem in the bus, then come to me, tell me it was like, i'm going, i wasn't asking you, i want to know where they work with this guy tomorrow. i'm off all the time. the situation is he's, you know, the team has to leave the scene as soon as possible. one of the bus drivers gets them if you use for the nation, figure, you have a bank when they arrive at the house to live in the next 3 days. from what areas and behind i met him with a party. we just we have spoken to the bus driver at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children are going to be hard. i t

we in different groups to go there b bus. ~ , in different groups to go there b bus. ~ _ ., by bus.ing that the famil is by bus. we were saying that the family is finally _ by bus. we were saying that the family is finally realising - family is finally realising that hope is vanishing. that seems to — that hope is vanishing. that seems to be _ that hope is vanishing. that seems to be the _ that hope is vanishing. that seems to be the expression and the sentiment from most people, that there is very little hope. having seen for yourself on the ground just what this looks like, perhaps you can understand it. it is very densely packed, isn't it? exactly, it is very packed. the only thing is, when they talk about the numbers, especially when they talk about the people who are unaccounted for, they make very clear that that number is very fluid, they say. it is subject to change because it doesn't mean that those people were inside the building, it may be that they haven't heard from them or there's some confusion may be on the list. it is very dramatic, very unprecedented, and we are st

crimea have been found in a kent bus sto. ~ ,,, ~' ., crimea have been found in a kent bus stop.cks in the eurozone. - stop. was striking for distance! i shocks in the eurozone. belgium knockout portugal in the netherlands are also out —— in the euros. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. sifting through them, tony grew and caroline frost. welcome back to both of you. the metro leads with a political story of the weekend, as is the former health secretary has been reported to the police are flouting the social distancing rules. the i leaves with concerns about how the footage was obtained, and whitehall is calling for a review. the mirror quotes the opposition as the labour party accuses matt hancock of being a hypocrite. he still has questions to answer about his decision on friday to accept his resignation on saturday. mr hancock's replacement sajid javid features widely on the front pages. the ft says he's promising a return to normality. the times is

now, boeing and their bus will be able to compete on equal foot x. the threat is china. china is about to produce a new aeroplane that'll compete with both of these models. it's called a c $919.00 and it's made by co, mack, which is the chinese commercial aircraft company. it should be available for sale around the end of the decade and it could present economic threat to both air bus and boeing. how far along is the asian industry in china? how much market share does it have? and is that like you to change? well, it has very little. but the 919, if it in fact, were a viable aeroplane that competed economically with the air bus or where the boeing could change that picture. now the chinese are also working with the russians to build a wide body, they're applying something to go trans. shiana, if you will, but still on the drawing board, but that's in the plans. that's really interesting. i understand that a fair amount of a vision parts also manufactured in china. how might that affect this new emerging competition that we're thing? while parks are m

why do you need russian hair kiss when there are british bus stops? on wednesday a russian patrol ship fired a warning shots as a master offender, as it sailed within 20 kilometers of the crimean and coast. that is a region regarded by russia as its territory. the u. k though, says it was in international waters. now, according to the bus stop trove, the destroyers route had been deliberately chosen to irritate moscow. an alternative route was considered, which would have kept h m. s defender well away from contested waters. this would have avoided confrontation of the presentation noted, but ran the risk of being portrayed by russia as evidence of the u. k. being scared, running away. or let's say this further with john list on broadcast a neal clock, a great to have you on the program. how are you today? neil? through work very well. pretty dark and gloomy day in the u. k. today you wouldn't think it's the 28 to june, the 28th of october, which time you must know the sounds long ago. and it's been stormy all day. neil, let's discuss this issue with

k. state secrets is found at a bus stop and handed to the b. b. the fall suggested the british warship deliberately entered a rushing waters recently as a provocation. ah, it's already a busy monday for your well by news headlines. thank you for joining us with this program. of course, it's out the international the kremlin has blasted alleged abuses by russia in the central african republic. all of this in a report by the un security council, the pain by the new york times pollution thinking among russian military advisers could not and did not participate in the killing. so robberies, this is another lie. well, a pretty strong denial to some pretty serious allegations. the charges have all that russian mastery is deployed in the central african republic killed civilians. they looted homes that even shot was supposed in a mosque. we're hearing this via the new york times from you and investigators who penned to report that's already been submitted on already. in fact, very disgusted by the security council. now these legit abuses atrocities reall

now, mary, secret documents left at a bus stop. the heart of, i would say, that's pretty sloppy by w 7 these days. would you say? well, it's very difficult to figure out what actually happened here because apparently it was on tuesday. so before the, before the instance in the, in the, in the black see, just call. the 2nd thing is, there's a big question. did somebody leave these documents by mistake of the bus stop? or were they deliberately left with a view to making if you'd like the document sort of more attracted by being secret and sort of and therefore guaranteeing them may be more published to them they would otherwise marry. what do you think about not just the crew being on the h m. s. defendant, but also reportedly correspondent from the b b. c and the daily mail. apparently they were journalists on board. busy the h m as defined at the time when they decide to take this, i guess, potentially provocative route towards crimea, is do you think it's just a coincidence they were correspondence on board this ship? well, i don

it's not just one bus, it's -- oh, you know, let's go to the hill. garrett is talking with senator manchin right now. let's listen. >> reporter: what was president biden's message to you about this yesterday? you spoke to president biden about this bill yesterday, and what was his message about it? >> we had a good conversation about it. it was a very respectful conversation. >> will the end -- >> what now? >> what happens next? >> we're just going to keep working. >> if this bill fails today, what does that look like? are you going to go out and find republican votes? >> i always try to. >> i have got to go. >> what was the president's -- >> just to be clear you are undecided. >> the president's message is very confidential. >> you were also talking about infrastructure, and did he urge you to -- >> no, he understands exactly. we had a very long conversation about that, and we have a lot of needs in our country and a good bipartisan bill that we're working on -- i have to keep going. he likes the movement going on there, and he encourages basically

i, julie founded a bus stop and handed to the b, b. c. the fall suggest the british warship deliberately entered russian waters recently as a provocation. news 9 deaths have been confirmed more than a 100 people are still missing in miami, after the collapse of a residential building. and it's a nice engineers raise the alarm over this complex 3 years ago. the major repair was, they recommended that you get to the song ah, by the go to your team to national great. have you with the main witness in the u. s. case against julian, his sons has admitted he gave false testimony. speaking to an icelandic newspaper, he said, the wicked leaks found never asked him say hack any computers or phones to blow for washington. with some seeing, the admission is fatal to his case against the songs among them. fellow whistleblower edward snowden. this is the end of the case against julian massage. if biden continues to seek the extradition of a publisher under an indictment poison top to bottom, with false testimony, admitted by its own star, witness the

light-rail writer john rainbow was using the bus bridges to get to and from work. >> now i'm taking the 61. >> reporter: now he is torn between his sympathies for the vta -- >> every time i passed by i just i'm really emotional. >> reporter: -- he does need to get around since he doesn't drive. >> i know people are getting really frustrated because have to wait and wait and wait. >> reporter: trains have not been run since wednesday when a vta employee guns down nine of his coworkers and then committed suicide, but now the bus bridges that ran along the same routes are being discontinued, the vta says it doesn't have the staffing to run those roots so it is dropping bridges to concentrate only on bus routes. the interim general manager posted a statement saying "i have directed the staff to make people the first priority, meaning providing less service than we would wish. one man trying to piece together a transit route wonders when service will get back to normal. >> it is affecting me, especially, we carry on, don't we? we have to move on. >> reporter: the vta says even with this late

if there's a problem in the bus, then come to me, tell me what i'm going by. i wasn't asking you, i want to know where they work with it. i've got to do my dad. i'm off all the time . the situation is he's, you know, the team has to leave the scene as soon as possible. one of the bus drivers have some useful information to figure out when they arrive in the next 3 day from what areas and behind jermaine hamilton. we just, we've spoken to the bus drivers at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children. they're gonna be hard. i think we'll be out that we're getting ready to be totally kind of the a t t as well the in be to use to do the to, to back in with his parents. they sent incidentally to work when he was just 8 years old. a neighbor was looking for cheap labor for his jewelry making business, and managed to persuade how much mother the family needed money. will be working from 9 am until 2 in the morning to you. sometimes we worked through the 9. any agent orders had come in with them and just went on like that day in day out, ma'am, look what the

but now the bus bridges that ran along those same roots are being discontinued. they say that it doesn't have the staffing to run those roots so it is dropping bridges to concentrate only on bus routes. the interim general manager posted a statement saying i have directed staff to make our people our first priority. it will mean providing less service to the community and we would wish. one man trying to piece together a transit route wonders when service will get back to normal. >> it is affecting me, especially, we carry on, don't we? we have to move on. >> reporter: they also say that due to limited operator availability, it's bus service will also be slower than normal. the agency apologizes for the inconvenience. len ramirez, kpix5. >>> a lot of people have been wondering how they can help the families of the nine victims. we have all the details in our vta stories on kpix5. >>> people across the bay area come together today to remember men and women who gave their lives for our freedoms. this prayer service was held in san francisco's presidio. meanwhile ve

what is the bus strategy? >> we would not be on the bus if we thought it was easy. right. we know that the right to vote is what keeps people involved in the democracy and gives theme voice in their community and the ability to shape it. frankly, i'm sad that republicans don't understand that it's also their duty to protect democracy and to protect their voters. we need them to step up right now. the democrats also need to fight. they need to do everything they can to either reform or eliminate the filibuster so we can actually pass legislation that helps working families, people of color, immigrants in this country, communities that have tremendous -- for our entire country but who are underserved. >> reporter: this is a bus full of folks, faith leaders like yourself, union members. what is the bus? a couple of hundred of you guys making your way. give me a sense what the movement is. you've made a cross country road trip. what is the group? >> we're workers, low-wage workers, church people -- [ cheers and applause ] we've got young activists, we've got people from all wa

i'm on the bus. a muni bus but anyways just wanted to speak and thank staff for the late night service as well as the 28. the 28 is a particularly important line not only for the high school and connecting to golden gate transit at the toll plaza. i think it's good to see that back and i hope we'll see even more service restored now that there's more capacity on the busses. i also wanted to speak to the cable cars and making them free. i think it's a bad move because with all the financial issues that sfmta supposedly has, it doesn't make sense to give tourists who are already getting highly subsidized service and i don't necessarily support free muni for local service but it doesn't mean i support it for cable car too. people should pay the fare for the service and those are my comments. thanks. >> clerk: moderator, are there additional calls on to the line. >> you have one remaining. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> caller: i live in the excelsior and thank you for bringing back the evening busse

this was a bunch of documents found behind a bus stop in the rain i found behind a bus stop in the rain public who contacted the bbc when they realised that they were potentially of some sensitivity. we looked at them, and indeed discovered that they were, and they break down into a number of categories, as you already mentioned. references to hms defender, which carried out that controversial passage through the waters just off the crimean peninsula on wednesday, and the papers show that there was a great deal of debate, as you would imagine, that what the likely russian reaction was going to be. also some stuff relating to british arms trade around the world, the defence dialogue between the uk and the united states with some observations aboutjoe biden's early months in the presidency. and also, perhaps most sensitively, a document marked secret uk ayes only, which discusses proposals for britain's possible military presence in afghanistan after the withdrawal of nato forces, a process which is going on right now —— uk eyes only. that's extremely sensitive. what going on right now --

. >>> a shocking video shows a teen lighting a woman's hair on fire on a bay area bus. tonight, the hunt for the suspect. >>> the town of windsor tries to move forward after sexual assault accusations force the mayor's resignation. tonight, new divide tween public and city leaders. >>> could california's red flag law have prevented the mass shooting in san jose? the debate over gun violence restraining orders and the recent changes to the law. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida, now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, gilroy is flying the pride flag outside city hall for the very first time tonight. but, it almost did not happen. tonight, maria medina speaks with the city leaders who didn't want that flag raised. >> reporter: a moment of celebration for the city of gilroy yesterday. marred by controversy. >> i don't think it should be flown at city hall. it can be flown in 1 million other places all over the city. >> reporter: the mayor along with two other council members voted last month against a commemorative flag policy after a proposal t

according to the bus bus stop trophy destroyers, roots had been deliberately chosen to irritate the russians. an alternative route was considered, which would have kept h m. s. defend well away from contested waters. this would have avoided confrontation of the presentation, noted, but ran the risk of being portrayed by russia as evidence of the u. k. being scared, running away. early the u. k. minister defense rejected. there were any shots directed at the warship, adding that it was making an innocent passage long bbc journalist who happened to be on board. at the time of the incident said he did hear the shots and saw russia war planes were pentagon official. michael maloof says the u. k. knew what it was doing hence, why mean they were on board the ship? it's not unheard of for press people to be on board. sure. certainly it was an attempt by the u. k. to see how far they could push, push matters. and i think that the russian response was the appropriate considering that it was in the russian territory waters. even though those particular russian territorial waters is not recognized by t

a school bus during the summer to pick up spending money. and from one bus driver to another lori, i want to thanks for all you do to make this city run. to help folks get where they need to go and you do it in a way that is sometimes not always easy . i'm glad to be here with great wisconsin leaders.i guess i landed at the airport a few minutes before you did. thanks for making the effort to be here riyadhmy good friend senator baldwin , congressman ron kind, thank you for raising a good kid. [applause] mayor reynolds, i told the mayor he just won reelection. i said you know, i've always wondered why anybody runs for mayor. it's the hardest job in american politics area they know where you live, you can't go to the grocery store . why is that pothole still there? mister mayor, thank you for your service. thank you for your willingness to serve. i'm here to celebrate a step forward for our country. let's talk a little bit about what is going to mean or working families in wisconsin and across the nation. when i was sworn in five months ago,

one of the bus drivers gets used. nation figure. you have a guy when they arrive in the next 3 day from what areas and behind me and him was just we have spoken to the bus drivers at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children to be hosted and i think we're getting ready to be totally kind of the teachers will get the in be to use to do the to, to do that in with his parents. they sent incidentally to work when he was just 8 years old. a neighbor was looking for cheap labor for his jewelry making business, and managed to persuade how much mother the family needed plenty. without the wedding from 9 am until 2 in the morning. though sometimes we worked through the night urgent orders had come in with that. they ma'am, it just went on like that day in day out. remember they gave us 10 rupees a week for chocolate. that was the only highlight. but then we had to get back to work a little bit. once a week we had half the day off, our habits would build them up to me. i went on like that for us. then the young man was free by the

what i wanted to be someone to be muni bus driver. there was no bus stop on his route. but there was a stop on the field graduating high school justice jenkins enrolled at santa clara university and was captain of the football team there. his plan at the time was to graduate and become a high school teacher and a football coach. but things didn't go quite as he planned their coaches sent a clear gentleman by the name of pet mally. and he said i think you should go to law school. you have good grades. you team captain. your leader amongst the players on this team. i think you could or not to >> they were worth. >> after graduating in 1977 justice jenkins apply to several different law schools. but as luck would have it, his career path took a short. but an entirely unexpected detour. that was a wee bit. >> the seahawks. >> yes, you heard correctly. justice jenkins was a defensive back for the seattle seahawks in 1977 he only played a couple of pre season games before realizing being a free agent wouldn't provide the security that a career in law, would he took his first

i will say we're going to fade on some bus one and i still met him. i will be with him. i can just name it. it's just that i do most if the some but probably just are going to somebody. finally we said, man i'm, i didn't, i will be on. no he. when does that, that will much at the out by the man they put me guys in my law. why, why would i be back? did i, did i not he got from the oh, i rather driven by shaped band. those with me ah, me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, ah, the, i don't know. i mean, there are some fits in there who are rescuing the food that they were not scabbing or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best by march 21st, which is in 2 days. all these potatoes, paula pianos, onions, all of these came from waste brown sources. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the wealthier people and in our society. so that makes sense for them to throw it out right off rather than give it to somebody who could use it . and then that person is not goi

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why do you need russian hackers when there are british bus stops? on wednesday, a russian patrol ship fire warning shots h m. s defender sailed within 20 kilometers of the crimean coast. that is a region regarded by russia as this territory. the u. k, though, is just, it was in international waters. and according to the bus stop trove, the destroys route had been deliberately chosen to irritate moscow. an alternative route was considered, which would have kept h m, s defender well away from contested waters. this would have avoided confrontation of the presentation, noted, but ran the risk of being portrayed by russia as evidence of the u. k. being scared, running away. earlier the u. k. ministry of defense rejected. there were any shots directed at the warship, adding that it was making an innocent passage. but one b, b. c, john list who happened to be on board of a time with the incident said he did hear the shots and see russian war plans for my pentagon. official michael maloof says the u. k. knew exactly what it was doing . that's why the media

the better this is not when i got off the bus yesterday. i had no idea where i should go. i found some moroccans and they helped me get i got something to eat. and then i went to the juvenile center to have some friends in it. and they gave me a few clothes and then we walked around the city. if you might just today, i went to a police station to register and sign up for a place at the juvenile center. i have relatives in malaga that are gonna when he'd ola and quarter by quarter, but i don't want them to come here because of me. i don't want to ask them for how do laughing god. i can take care of myself. he want them all to have them events. you gave me sad don't. there are, but he will here who will help you. take you everywhere and by you close with all the best of the guys who manage to leave like radar and these my read the ah ah, another kid is here too much. in this case we risk our lives to come to this country. and now some people call us thieves and foreigners and we have to sleep on the streets for months before we get any help. enough for me. once more love moh

b, c's bus. stop scoop in fact, till london has demonstrated another provocation and around of life to cover it. the double. 07 agents are not the same as they once were. and now a quick riddle for the british parliament. why do you need russian hackers when there are british bus stops? on wednesday, a russian patrol ship fire warning show h m. s. defend as it sailed within 20 kilometers of the crimean coast region, regarded by brochure as its territory. the u. k, though, insisted was in international waters. according to the bus stop drove the destroyer route, had been deliberately chosen to irritate moscow. an alternative route was considered, which would have kept h m. s. defend well away from contested waters. this would have avoided confrontation of the presentation, noted, but ran the risk of being portrayed by russia as evidence of the u. k. being scared, running away. earlier, the ministry of defense rejected. there were any shots directed at the warship, adding that it was making an inno

, joke saying you wait ages for a bus to come along and then to come away.about each of the bing sends a bus drivers and politics. lovely to talk to you. thank you very much. rescue teams searching for survivors after an apartment building collapsed in florida, say their efforts are being severely hampered by fires which have broken out in the rubble. it's emerged there'd been warnings three years ago about the structural safety of the building. five people are known to have died, with almost 160 missing. will grant is near the site in surfside, north of miami and sent this report. this rescue effort is slow going, methodical, and deeply upsetting. since the 12—storey apartment block came down, only a handful of people have been found. dozens are thought to be somewhere under this rubble. the rescue is being hampered by a persistent fire, which firefighters are struggling to contain. if any resident is still trapped in air pockets in the debris, it makes their chances of survival even slimmer. we're facing incredible difficulties with this fire. it's a very

they usually need a bus para- educator. these are students who have trouble doing things like maintaining a seatbelt or maintaining a safe and appropriate behavior around other students. and so sometimes these social distancing measures need to be any fact just in general to keep everybody safe. not even just from covid, but especially about now with a lot of students riding the bus you may have sensory issues and struggle to wear masks in a confined space. that is why i think this one is important. thank you. >> thank you. that concludes public comments. >> thank you. any questions or comments from the board or student delegates? seeing none, roll call vote. [roll call] thank you. seven ayes. section i. discussion and vote on consent calendar items removed at previous meetings. there are none tonight. section jay. introduction of proposals and assignment to committee. to i hear a motion and a second for first reading to their proposal? >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. i am going to do this several times. may i hear a

the documents were found by a member of public at a bus stop in kent.c then handed in the papers to the bbc. the minister of defence has launched a full investigation. the papers have now been recovered from the bbc and are being assessed as i speak. to check that all documents missing have been recovered and what mitigation actions might be necessary. the sensitive mod documents found behind a bus stop in kent last tuesday morning is certainly embarrassing for ministers but it is deeply worrying for those concerned with our national security. our front line forces on hms defender mr speaker, were totally professional in dealing with aggressive russian actions in the black sea last week. but they must be asking what about our back up at the mod when top—secret documents about their mission, ahead of their mission, found their way to the back of this bus stop in kent. there was something - of self—discovery of these documents behind a bus stop in the garden of england - and i don't think we can help. but notice the general context too. these documents we

regular vta bus service is still available, just the light rail and the bus bridge service are not. the funeral for one of the victims is set for sunday, 42-year-old paul megia was an assistant student, people remember him as a loving family man whose last act was helping save his co-workers. yesterday memorial day after at oak hill memorial park in san jose, california state senator david cortese took a moment to honor the nine vta workers. >> they decided on careers of public service, exactly the kind of careers that our fallen soldiers were trying to protect. >> reporter: in a written statement, the general manager . the vxz txz vta wrote her employees showed up at work to run the buses and lightrail during the pandemic, now it's time to make her people the employees, the first priority. reporting live in milpitas, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. on our home page learn more about vta and the tragedy. we posted ways to donate to the nine families and the latest updates on the investigation, just go to nbcbayarea.com/vtayardshooting. >>> president biden is in tulsa,

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it sending the temporary bus bridge this morning. >> reporter: correct. made this announcement yesterday. good morning to you, cierra. the vta is ending the bus bridge service that they had been running to substitute for the light rail service. the light rail service which has been shut down since last wednesday's shooting, the transit agency says it can no longer officer that bus bridge and the lightrail service will remain shut down indefinitely. so lightrail still shut down indefinitely. the bus bridge service set up temporarily also now shut down and there's no estimated time of reopening for the lightrail service. the vta says it is putting its employees first, wants to give them time to grieve and process what happened, when their

last week. mosque was left less than impressed by the bbc's bus stop. scoop. in fact, to london has demonstrated another provocation and around of life to cover it, the double. 07 agents are not the same as they once were. and now a quick riddle for the british parliament. why do you need russian heck his, when there are british bus stops on wedding? a russian patrol ship foreign warning shell said h m s defender and had sailed within 20 kilometers of the crimea coast region regarded by russia as its territory. the u. k. will insist the vessel was in international waters. according to the bus stop trove, the destroyers route hadn't been deliberately chosen to her. it's a most beautiful, tentative root was considered, which would have kept h m. s. defend well away from contested waters. this would have avoided confrontation of the presentation noted, but ran the risk of being portrayed by russia as evidence of the u. k. being scared, running away was human rights activists and former british and buster to pakistan. craig murray believes the whole incident, incl

if there's a problem in the bus, then come to me, tell me what i'm going to say. i wasn't asking you. i want to know where they work with it. tomorrow. i'm off. the situation is heating up, the team has to leave the scene as soon as possible. one of the bus drivers gets in a few useful information to figure out when they arrive in the next 3 days from what areas and behind man him was we just, we have spoken to the bus drivers at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children, they're gonna be hard. i think we'll be out there. we're getting ready to remember that totally kind of the a t t as the in be to use to do the to, to do that in with his parents. they sent incidentally to work when he was just 8 years old. a neighbor was looking for cheap labor for his jewelry making business, and managed to persuade mama's mother, the family needed money without the wording from 9 am until 2 in the morning. though sometimes we worked through the night urgent orders had come in with them and just went on like that day in day house. ma'am, look what they gave us 10 rup

bus driver the problem. what do you want? i can ask what i want. i asked where they were and whether they have problems. you know, if there's a problem in the bus, then come to me, tell me it was like i'm going to, i wasn't asking you, i want to know where they work with it. i don't know where the guys don't want a situation is he's, you know, the team has to leave the scene as soon as possible with one of the bus drivers. it's been a few useful nation figure. you have a bank when they arrive to live in the next 3 day from what areas and behind a man him was we just, we have spoken to the bus drivers at the moment. traffic is bringing most of the children to be hosted. i think that would be totally kind of the teachers that will get the impedance to use to do that to, to check in with his parents. they sent incidentally to work when he was just 8 years old. a neighbor was looking for cheap labor for his jewelry making business and managed to persuade mother the family needed plenty. we're about to think of t

we expanded all of the bus zones. another, it might seem subtle but in terms of transit operations, it was pretty important. another basic problem with the design of mission is that most of the bus zones were around 100 feet long. the 14r operates 60-foot buses and we're sharing those stops with golden gate transit, pre-pandemic, the 14x in the eastern part of this segment. we set a minimum standard that we should accommodate two, 60-foot buses at every stop. so that should ensure that we're not going to end up with a situation where the buses both hanging out into the lane, as well as potentially the rear being at the intersection and they are actually able to pull out flush to the curb. >> so on one side of the street, they're just going to stay in the same lane and they will pull up to the bus stop within that curb lane on the other side they will have to pull out of the red lane over to the curb and back into the red lane? >> that's right. that is correct. one other thing briefly i'll mention director is that near

external we need the bus route that the number 6 bus has. number 52 bus service would help supply our hillside. thanks. >> chair borden: thank you. next speaker please. this is on the director's report. please speak. >> caller: i want to echo dave alexander from richmond comments about praising rec and park and m.t.a. for continuing to increase access to j.f.k. as well as to highlight some of the new data highlighted by heather knight in sf chronicle about no significant difference in residents visiting j.f.k. i encourage everyone to check that out and see that access to the park continuing to stay the same. i'm applauding rec and park and m.t.a. to increasing accessibility and encourage rec and park and m.t.a. to continue that work. i encourage all of you to expedite and approve the extension of both j.f.k. as well as the great walkway so we don't end up where we're down to nail biter down to the end of 120 days. right now that space is loved by thousands and thousands of people. i encourage you to approve the extension while this is not do