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driver tina was one of the bus drivers assaulted in the videos.e sitting down with her now because she was attacked again this year and suffered an acute head injury. >> have you ever feared for your life? >> when a kid pulled a gun on me. my supervisor told me one time was just remember, you are the only one on that bus that probably doesn't have a gun. it scares the living hell out of me. >> reporter: we reached out to these bay area transit systems requesting information on bus driver assaults. attacks decreased this year. san tram said its cases tripled and it is not sure why. ac transit did not provide their 2023 data after multiple requests over more than a month. so we went directly to fta's data base. ac transit is on track to have the highest rate of attacks on its workers in the country. far out pacing chicago and new york's rates. when we contacted ac transit, a spokesperson declined an interview. said they are adding better protective barriers around drivers. though revenue losses have slowed the process. >> it will take one of us dyin

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morgan, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, bus drivers under assault. the surge in attacks and growing fears, and what some cities are doing to keep drivers safe stay with us >>> we're back now with apple, pulling its most advanced smart watches from american shelves it comes after the biden administration didn't overrule an international ban. now apple has filed an emergency request today to end that ban. a medical monitoring tech company accused apple of hiring away its employees and stealing its technology to make the new apple watches. >>> all right. we want to turn now to an alarming and violent trend, bus drivers coming under attack the federal transit administration is now taking national action to address the assaults candice nguyen with our nbc bay area station found one california system may be the most dangerous to work for in the country. >> reporter: from new york to california, they are essential to the public transit system, but the nation's bus drivers can also be sitting ducks, facing a dramatic spike in violent attacks. according to th

the overturning of the bus on bojnord esfarayeh road.s is a bus that was traveling from zahedan to gorgan a few minutes ago and had an accident here in pelmiz pass, about 20 kilometers from bejnor. this bus had 16 passengers, two of whom died on the spot. the cause of the overturning of this bus is a violation of the safe speed by the driver. three teams of the organization firefighters were sent with a full team and equipment because the bus had overturned and all the passengers were trapped inside the bus. asadi base was the closest base . irjamon base was sent from esfarani. we were present at the scene of the incident with four of our bases in total. in order to provide relief to the victims of the bus accident , since the rescuers of the province do not have heavy trucks, the evacuation of the injured and the dead was delayed. the general review of the budget bill 1403 of the whole country in the budget consolidation commission has reached the final stages. i will discuss the details of the review of this bill with reporter of sed a

bay area bus drivers under attack. >> we found one bay area bus system on track to be the most dangerous transit agency to work for in the country. >> our investigative reporter candice nguyen has the story. >> reporter: our investigative team first looked at the violence against its drivers five years ago prompting a push for national safety measures. after the pandemic we started riding the bus again and found the bar -- problem is worse. >> reporter: we reviewed dozens of surveillance videos showing bay area bus drivers being hit. pepper sprayed, shot at, and even kidnapped by a passenger with a machete. from 2008 to 2021 federal transit administration or fda says assaults on transit workers increase 121%. bay area bus drivers tell us recently the attacks have been more frequent, and more violent. nbc bay area first looked at surveillance videos and reported on these attacks in 2018 prompting calls for national safety measures. ac transit bus driver tina gonzalez was one of the drivers assaulted in those videos. we are sitting down with her now because she was attacked again this year

attacks on public bus drivers are a bay area-wide issue.ted actually data and bus surveillance videos from the past two years from multiple agencies. the attacks include this one. a south bay vta bus hijacked by a passenger wielding a machete. other recent videos show drivers being harassed, hit, and shot at. a.c. transit has only released one video to us of a driver being shot at. so we looked at 2023, this year's data from the federal transit administration. turns out a.c. transit has the highest worker assault rate of any major bus system nationwide. the agency declined an interview with us but said, quote, one act of violence is too many. we did speak to one a.c. transit driver, who says she's been attacked several times. >> got hit across my face, punched about seven or eight times, blacked out, got punched, woke up from it. i never missed a day at work. now it's like scary to go to work. >> this isn't how it's supposed to be. joining us now is our investigative reporter candice nguyen. this is rough just to hear that. you do these int

accompanied by special services, the bus launches an air raid field, it goes to a prepared refueled most of them for... but if you attack here, i have experienced guys, they passed through karabakh, colonel, this is not karabakh, there are children there, women, and this guy doesn’t like to joke, are we going to bend for every bandit, in short, you said what you wanted, but here i, colonel, decide, move forward, get closer, get ready, colonel, are you crazy? go away, don't bother me. i don't like this colonel, neither do i. bring him here, this one who's late for work. hey, colonel, come closer, if you're not afraid, what are we talking about, remove your soldiers and let us through, listen, don't be so nervous, now we'll solve all the issues , let's go, why did you say that i'm nervous, it's you who should be nervous, i have 20 man hostages and spent 40 kg, colonel, do as he says, listen, let's talk, what's your name, what about you? there is valera, yes, two sons, you see, colonel, this is valera, and his sons had a father, now because of you they don’t have a father, we will cont

law enforcement agencies are looking into the circumstances of a serious bus accident in the vladimirhe m8 highway, in in which a delegation of teachers was traveling from kostaroma to moscow collided with a truck. the public transport driver was killed and dozens of passengers were seriously injured. daniila has the details. my mommy! the bus probably died on any trip, according to preliminary information, the accident could have happened due to the fault of the bus driver, he allegedly violated the safe distance, did not have time to brake at the right moment , crashed into a truck that was moving in the same direction, the man died on the spot, except for him on the bus there were 48 people and where you were sitting on this bus, in the middle part with a colleague, that is, in the middle of some women, there, of course , everything was in disarray on the bus... they stacked up like dominoes. teachers from various educational institutions and heads of educational organizations in the region went on this bus trip from kostroma to moscow. they were supposed to attend an event in the

. where did you sit on this bus? in the middle part with a colleague, that is, in the middle, with a colleague from galich, there were two of us, so we were sent along the axis of this trip, we sat, quietly dozed, well, we felt a strong blow, then we tried to help someone here, someone it's difficult to evacuate there. some women, everything there, of course, is in disarray on the bus, all the seats are folded up, they are like dominoes. teachers from various educational institutions and heads of educational institutions went on this trip by bus from kostroma to moscow. organizations of the region. they were supposed to attend an event in the capital, but didn’t make it. as soon as the accident became known in kostroma, the governor of the region, sergei sitnikov, went to the scene of the accident. soon , accurate data about the terrible incident appeared on his telegram channel : 23 victims were taken to the hospital in the city of alexandrov, 10 were eventually hospitalized. two patients in serious condition are in

. >>> bus drivers under attack. the growing number being assaulted, punched, pepper sprayed, even threatened with a machete. can anything be done to protect them? >>> the latest version of the apple watch no longer for sale here. the reason why. >>> and music gave him hope, and still does. powerful echos of the past with the holocaust survivor band. ♪♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester. we want to begin tonight with that big winter storm moving across the country with six million people under winter weather alerts, including blizzard and ice warnings. the sprawling storm bringing blizzard conditions and heavy rain to millions traveling home for the holidays. stretches of major interstates closed, nebraska highway state patrol responding, to get this, 150 accidents on christmas alone. colorado, kansas, the dakotas, and nebraska are in its grip. snow, ice, and strong winds making travel challenging for some tonight. this same system is stretchi

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one of the worst incidents we saw a southbay bus driver kidnapped by a passenger with a machete. this happened last year. this hijacking lasted more than 10 minutes before law enforcement arrived. according to the federal transit administration transit worker assaults are up 121% across the board in recent years. for 2023, that data also reveals ac transit is on track to have the highest worker assault rate of any major bus system nationwide. we spoke to ac transit bus driver who was attacked back in 2017 and again this past summer. >> i got hit across my face, punched about seven or eight times. blacked out, got punched, woke up. i never missed a day at work. now it's scary to go to work. >> we reached out to ac transit who declined an interview and comment on the assault. eytold act of violence is too many and it is adding better protective barriers for drivers. coming up, the significant holed up with that project. i'll also show you how ac transit current barriers compare with the ones been tested to protect bus drivers in another major city. nbc bay area news. >>> we stay on

he carried her from the bus and placed her on the ground. herph enough fee -- nephew watcd in the rain while he covered her with his coat. in all of this, fallon had felt if nothing, not even as someone in the crowd grabbed at his arm ande pinched him. one of his nurses yelled that his jacket's on fire. he shouted back that it was not. the nurse put it out as he went to climb back into the bus. the few children still inside were no longer alive. the last boy he pulled out was facing down, crouched behind the frame of a a seat. he was still wearing a backpack which fallon held to pick the boy up. stepping out of the bus for the final time, he broke out weeping, shouting that he should have saved more. somehow not a hair on his head was burned. abu stood unmoving, many shock as if mesmerized by the flames. huda turned to the nurse beside her and saw that her face was black and streaked by rain. sheiz realized she must look the same. they were soaked and bone weary, and there was nothing more for them tono do. when a palestinian ambulance final

>> no, no, we got to the bus. which is a huge deal. >> jimmy: was it a good bus?a bus that kind of was -- the way it worked basically with buses was you would get your first bus and you were just so excited that you weren't in a crappy van, you know, that you had to sleep with somebody on the floor. so you're so excited to be on a bus. that was it. you've made it. but they were sketchy like '80s buses that hadn't been refurbi refurbished. they weren't particularly nice. you know, could just feel how much gross stuff had happened on them over the years. it was like, you know, can you imagine? but we didn't care because we were so happy. just the fact we got to be on a bus. >> jimmy: and the bus driver, did the quality of the drivers go up -- >> yeah. there's different of course echelon of bus driver. the more affordable the guys are the just more suss they tend to be like in general. and we had one that was remarkable. i'm not going to say his name because he'll probably kill me. >> jimmy: okay. >> but there was one that stood out that was pretty -- >> jimmy: in wh

in 2024, they plan to switch bus routes in nizhny novgorod to gross contracts.ssenger association, deputy chairman. public council under the ministry of transport of russia ilya yazotov ilya sergeevich, good morning, good morning, well , if a carrier comes to a gross contract, he is paid for this contract by the state, it no longer depends on the number of passengers who paid for the fare, does this mean that in this case the situation, as we saw in the story with disembarkation of ditvara for traveling without a ticket , or these are completely different parallel two categories, most of the situation they will be eradicated, since - in most cities where such a similar system is being implemented system, these cities are moving to a conductorless system, that is, there is no one person who whitewashes, basically there are terminals near all the doors where necessary. pay for the fare, of course, there is a control line , just if the control line detects a stowaway , an administrative fine is drawn up against the stowaway, but at the same time, if the child does

the full bus assembly cycle lasts approximately one week.re a large number, at least 2,000. this specialty is close to me. i ended up using it. vehicles, and i also like the fact that we are actively involved in the development of production in development new bus models. the second place in transportation after road transport is occupied by railway transport, one of the largest projects of the moscow central diameters. with its launch, new opportunities have opened up not only for those traveling from the region to the capital and back, but also for those moving around the city. replaced by suburban ones. over the past 2 years, stlc has transferred more than thirty new trains for work on diameters. as vladimir putin stated, everything that has been done today is for the benefit of the development of moscow, the moscow region and all people who live in this region and come to this region. we are talking about millions of people who will have improved logistics, living conditions, and for the entire economy, this is... a serious step forward.

as potentially part of the mix of our future bus system. i guess the last point i would note and a little of broken record about this, but this presentation underscores it was a problem we did not pass that bond in the spring of 2022. our current capital plan anticipates coming back 4 year after that november 2026 with a bond that is hundred million dollar less then what we were trying to do in 2022 and from my perspective that is a problem and this board and the mayor's office should be looking at trying to move that up. i don't expect you to comment on that, but it would be nice if we could move ahead with some of these projects that have gaps in them, including projects that help move this towards a greener future that has more housing in it. those random thoughts, let's see if there is public comment on this item? anyone in the chamber who wants to talk about item 10, please come forward. >> good morning. the show is going on. as long as you keep talking about zero anything, zero emission, so it works for sfmta, you will be suspected to

online bus ticket sales are still facing problems. while the road organization has announced 70. the percentage of tickets are sold through the internet, but the field observations of our reporters indicate that in the cities with many passengers, including tehran, isfahan, and mashhad, applicants are facing problems in buying bus tickets online. buy tickets from all terminals and cities with the best price, travel faster and safer. easy access for better planning, advertising slogan. first of all, all online ticket sales systems , but when we want to buy, there is no information about the ticket . assume that each of the cars has 26 seats. it is just because of injustice, or for example, now the south terminal has much more. a car tour has not come to shiraz gir, we are talking about the online sale of bus tickets, a platform that has been provided for several years to make the conditions for buying easy. but with this the presence of passengers is often faced with the message that the capacity is full. even during peak travel times , the internet system also checks regularly. t

in 5 hours in pyatigorsk at the bus station. it's morning for everyone, isn't it? in july. what did you forget there, dmitry sergeevich? this was the initiative of general nenashi. the middle eastern department received a signal that in the mineral waters, under the guise of businessmen from the united arab emirates, there may be individuals of interest to us who were known to us back in lebanon. very interesting, and for this i had to send there and you, and gaprindashvili, and shalimov. shalimov and gaprindashvili had been there since the end of july. and therefore, when, when doto called to moscow, he said that he identified one of the businessmen as a person of interest to us. you see, we just had different social circles in beirut, so the general thought that i could go help identify one of them. okay, yes, yes, dim, what, i just wanted to say that i was wrong then, about everything, i was a bastard, to be honest, zhenya, please, with exactly the same intonation my father spoke to me 10 days ago, you are, of course, a decent bastard, but i don’t want to say go

they debuted the new bus or i fancy bus the first one took us there for a photo shoot. i have an album full of us with this cute muni bus, a lot of good memory there is and yes in project will have an impact on the shadow and we look at it when it is on a play ground or a recreation use not the best thing but i if in support because i believe the public good of this project is worth giving up shadow in this park. i think the public restrooms are extremely vital and much appreciated by this neighborhood and users of the square. affordable housing is valuable and so necessary. in our city and the neighborhood. and i just love the partnership with the departments and the amazing community organizations and you can see the demonstration of how much can be accomplished with collaboration and shared resources and so in our case. our resource is giving up a bit of the shadow and feel is worth it. i'm excited see it come to light. i know we are not the art commission. the mission makes good art. so i'm excited see what this municipality come up with and the public art part of t

who did the scene is a part of the full sleep bus. so to deal and will create you a theatre of some of our subaru bush and allowing me to the menu on the set faces. so i guess the only slow shot seem remember of these 3 of us by for those feel, if i so on the so that these are the show for the probably not the would be there you friday for one of us, but new success of the dunk baskim demonstrated the red armies out to the inside from 1943 until the capture russian troops advanced victoria, the th, if the death sold in gaza. suppose this 20000 is ready for us to stay the funds to expand to the ground defensive with a fresh push into central garza geneva base and g o says it has the testimony that dozens of elderly people were executed by the idea of for refusing to leave the homes on the phone, the head of nigeria central bank is accused of illegally transferring millions of dollars into offshore bank accounts, including in the us, u. k. and china. the thanks for joining us this friday evening. mondays pizza scott's hey with all the v

the usual 12 hours by bus along a long difficult road.t became a new year's gift for residents ust-kamchatsk. we were supposed to go by bus tomorrow, there was an advertisement from social networks, well, they said that the plane was flying, we decided to change all the tickets at once, we exchanged them, we bought a plane that was a little more expensive, but very fast, you don’t have to travel 13 hours on the bus. all passengers notice that the time saved and the pain in the back are strong arguments in favor of air transport, and also the cost. the ticket doesn't hurt, the price is only slightly different from the usual one. the cost of a ticket if registered in the kamchadka territory is 6,000 rubles. and the norm for free baggage allowance is 23 kg, so... you can fit everything you need with you. in total , 14 people flew on the new year's plane. the flight went well, we did not encounter any turbulence, and the traditional applause upon landing was especially loud. the flight went as usual, as usual, without incident, excellent. eve

according to officials that bus with the university bus that continuously loops through the campus, caringh students and faculty to where they need to go. it was heading downhill in college road when it went off the road took up that fence ran right into that rock structure this morning. people are telling us this rock structure is significant to the actual school. it's a historic powell ranch building that was donated in the early years. and when it comes to the cause of this scene, officials say it's all still under investigation at the time it was carrying 5 passengers and the driver. again, was airlifted to the hospital in total 6 people in the hospital this morning as to what caused again, still under investigation. excuse me, back out here live. you can see those tire marks still through that area and this rock looks like it used to be an actual bigger building than what it is now. but that bus went right through here up a little bit. >> and hit that building. this is also a curved road. so as to again, what caused it or what made them make this right rather than curving left? we'll

, again however, all the vehicles in the volgograd bus fleet were leased from state transport leasingworthy that new equipment is produced in volgograd, i provide orders... for the work of new bus models. second place in terms of transportation, after road transport , rail transport ranks, one of the largest projects is the moscow central diameters. with its launch, new opportunities have opened up not only for those traveling from the region to the capital and back, but also for those moving around the city. commuter trains have been replaced by modern comfortable trains. we are talking about ep-2d, ep-2dm and oriole 3.0. over the past 2 years, ktlk has transferred more than thirty new trains for work on diameters, as vladimir putin stated, everything that has been done today is in progress for the benefit of the development of moscow and the moscow region. the new diameters cover the 40th district of the capital and several cities in the moscow region, the number of above-ground metro stations is over 140. the rolling stock is handled by transmashholding, the service life of the tra

small and outdated bus stations were reconstructed.f them. comfortable transport hubs appeared: southern and the northern gate, salaryevo, the central one, and now the red guard. the bus station will serve the south, southwest, southeast of our country. it will be a key travel hub for our guests, muscovites, to lugansk-donetsk, astrokhanan, belgorod and many other cities in the south. all conditions have been created here for... the work and rest of vehicle drivers, only licensed carriers come here, letters for soldiers who are doing their duty on the front line, children of investigative committee employees and cadets from the alexander icr corps nevsky are participating in an important action, a message with words of support, which our defenders really need, parcels are sent to their relatives who serve in new regions and to soldiers whom they do not know personally, but want... to thank, my father and i are volunteers in the northern military district called godfather, i know firsthand , they call me, they tell me, i understand how

gonzalez says bus drivers must be the driving voice. she still loves her job. >> i love my older passengers. i like to catch up with them a lot. i never miss a day at work. >> reporter: but she doesn't want to worry that a day at work might be her last. with the investigative unit, candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. and if you have a story for candice or our investigative unit, call 888-996 tips. >>> a security scare for president biden. new video shows his reaction as a car collided with the suv in his motorcade. >> there's president, looking to see what happened and security whisking him away. it happened as he was leaving campaign headquarters in delaware. they heard the loud bang. agent quickly sprung into action, cornering the car. no one was hurt. but no word yet on who was driving at that car or what led up to that crash. >>> continued calls for a cease-fire from the bay area. a small group of protesters rallied outside nancy pelosi's san francisco home, organized by the peace organization code pink. speaker's calle

mustafa, i didn’t mean to, drag them onto the bus to finish this off!s evgeny snegur, i officially declare that... i love ekaterina chaikina, despite the fact that she is married, you are a fool, i can’t even erase this silence, well what, you need to warn me, but what about the last half hour, well, i hope you wrote them, that’s it, i have to go, i have to go, katya, it ’s time for me to finally talk to your husband and end this whole thing, here’s my husband, zhenya, maybe we can talk, right? he’ll eat you up, you want to hide with me , i can offer you a bathroom, i want you to give me an account of your trip to the syrian border, and you promised me this the day before yesterday , oops, and i went to the serial border, geez, that’s good, i ’m asking you, good, okay, dim, sorry, i'm tired, i'll make a car today, you have 2 hours, katya by the way, i saw katya, katya, it’s good to chat , you have 2 hours, i’m waiting for you, get ready quickly, quickly, please, the way is open, this is not funny , don’t you think we’ve played too much, and don’t you th

for a seven-year-old bus, but so visible damage, but not that severe, that is, the renoleum is quitev buses, so good, belarus? is represented in sakhalin, here on sakhalin, and sakhalin businessmen, how willingly they go to belarus today, or whether belarus still remains such an island is not unknown, i think that yes, the second most likely direction, there is still room for us to move, because so far we are attracting here, and we are interested in this, but i think that our enterprises also have the opportunity to enter the market, although there are certain difficulties, since this is considered a different state, yes, but even though it is a union state, and even though it is a union state, the rules are still different there, too, so i think that we will overcome this, our business will get there, there is interaction with the chamber of commerce and industry of the republic of belarus, on the exchange of business circles, just besides fish, look, we have what i already said, a ski resort, since fish products, fish products, plus, when we visited minsk last year, we were enterp

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about the peer, when you basically, if i see what looks the bus will bus that he will or the voice cars do i do see should stay on the bus. i bought a sample for the payment booklet dining room visit the bus by gabriel chased a beth. this has stumbled in at the block was a couple of weeks now mixing it up. the front of me is gonna take some of the things, but there just came the, the, the push, the was sit in the village of the private school. right. school parent, fixed up, all kinds of which became a process. and though it's obviously very steep to the team, once a couple of the, the me is july the next year and people are what's it all you know? basically what we tell you, oh, uh, another one in a way, much in another. we see that kind of stuff and we've got to enjoy putting out putting was due by moisture, must go to family. main. assessing is today. and then go ahead and put in initially asked them to part of where you put them in the sort of hold on a moment. let me stop almost any more. they've got the most almost what another because i think that's a little bit i'm skipped ahead

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the new bus will allow children to broaden their horizons.s were received. schools and two boarding schools, the equipment was distributed to places where there was either no school transport at all, or the cars were older than 10 years. this year, transport went mainly to rural educational institutions. these are rural schools, where children used to actually have to walk, and today it is possible to get to school classes by a modern bus. federal program renewal of the new fleet is also provided, because we have been receiving buses since 2010 and there is an understanding, yes, that the old buses are leaving the route, as ... we say, it is necessary to start new ones. over the past 5 years alone, educational institutions in the region have received 979 school buses; they were purchased thanks to the state program for the development of education at the expense of the krasnodar budget. region, as well as the federal one, thanks to which more than 73,000 schoolchildren can go to school every day. alexander kroshny, yuri moroz, lead. one of th

she has been helping to rescue many children from this burning bus. there is anotherhe character who is mentioned here it's a teacher who together with a man the two of them went inside of this burning bus repeatedly to pull kids out. so i will begin here. nearly 20 minutes had passed since their staff and come upon the burning bus. flames and smoke were still pouring from the smashed windows. the driver was directing traffic keeping it open path for the evacuees and telling drivers of oncoming cars to turn back. the crowd had grown so large they could no longer see the driver and the teacher they had pulled from the front of the bus. she was focus on the children. gently carrying them with one of the un nurses to the car as it stopped at the site. many of the drivers had volunteered to transport burn victims and stood ready to race to the nearest excess of a hospital which, for most of them was in ramallah. the hospitals in jerusalem were far better but only those with blue ids could reach them. a few of the drivers did have blue ids and some took of

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the full bus assembly cycle lasts approximately. moscow central diameters.h its launch, new opportunities have opened up not only for those traveling from the region to the capital and back, but also for those moving around the city. commuter trains have been replaced by modern comfortable trains. we are talking about ep-2d, ep-2 and ivalgem 3.0. over the past 2 years, stlc has transferred more than thirty new trains for work on diameters. as vladimir putin stated, everything that has been done today is for the benefit of development. moscow region and all the people who live in this region and come to this region. we are talking about millions of people who will have improved logistics, living conditions, and for the entire economy - this is a serious step forward. the new diameters cover the 40th district of the capital and several cities in the moscow region, the number of ground metro stations is over 140. the assembly of rolling stock is carried out by transmashholding, the service life of the trains is at least 40 years. since 2016, they have been ship

the bus belongs to a private transport company.ere 49 people inside at the time of the accident. the sentence for the attack after the verdict in the chelebinsk region, the court added a strict regime for the killer, who attacked the guards with a sharpened weapon. the police officers only miraculously survived, and they managed to stop the fugitive only with the help of their service weapons. word to alexandra mostova. a chilling gaze and complete indifference to what is happening, frozen in one position, like statues about the relapse of two people. you would like to correct now everything that happened. the criminal history of pavel volosov began in 2021 in the city of karabash. first, he brutally dealt with his own mother-in-law, then attacked the police right in the courthouse. on these shots of hair in a tight cage only. that the verdict for murder was announced to him, the convict asks the guards to take him to the toilet, and in a moment he turns sharply and inflicts several blows with a metal sharpener on one interior mini

the bus takes me to the contract square in half an hour. the first and most difficult part of the journey is over, now i have to walk another 300 m and get on the next bus. i could use the subway and get there. almost to the office itself, but the contract area station may also be under threat of closure. andriy vitrenko, a member of the kyiv city council, also announced that three stations of the blue line of the metro, from the contract line to the final line, may suspend their work. this is the section where significant subsidence of the kyiv subway tunnel occurred, which requires significant funds for capital repairs, and the repair of this section alone is budgeted for 540 million uah this year. and therefore i don't go down to the underground again, an extra 15 minutes of waiting, plus another 10 on the way, and i'm on zlatoustivska street. i'm already on the road 1:15 minutes, although usually my journey takes about an hour, if i used the metro, i would have been at work a long time ago, but my quest is still going on, i'm only happy

size of the bus, for the quality of the bus is higher, this is fair, this the demand of our residentsrks in the moscow region , the mcd helps us a lot, we load the mcd, we make convenient transport connections to the mcd, because it is profitable, it is cheaper, it is faster, it is high-quality transport, and the demand is huge, we regularly purchase new rolling stock, we open new routes, we have something to strive for, and where we see a large number of complaints, we are strengthening them accordingly... with equipment and thinking about dedicated lanes, we were supported by the feds, the government of the russian federation on dedicated lanes on federal roads, this is important, that is, gorky highway, m5 ural, leningradka, having a dedicated lane, therefore makes transport communication easier, and if you are stuck in a traffic jam, you can wait as long as you want for the bus, but it is not clear when it will arrive , that's why. there is more predictability, more convenience, so dedicated lanes, additional rolling stock, route optimization, naturally we include artificial intel

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this burning bus. and there is another character here who's mentioned here is a teacher named ola, who together a man named salim. the two of them went inside this bus repeatedly and pulled kids out. so i'll begin here. nearly 20 minutes had passed since huda and her staff had come upon the burning bus. flames and smoke were still pouring from the smashed windows hutus driver. abu faraj was directing traffic keeping an open path for the evacuees and telling of oncoming cars to back the crowded so large that huda could no longer see the driver and the teacher and salim had pulled from the front of the bus. she was focused on the children, gently carrying them with one of the u.n. nurses. the cars that had stopped at the accident site. many of the drivers had volunteered to transport, burn victims and stood ready to race the nearest accessible hospital, which for most of them was ramallah. the hospitals in jerusalem were far better, but those with blue ids could reach them. a few of the drivers did have