ina in a statement, the department for transport said...oung children killed in a house fire in nottingham on sunday has also died. 28—year—old fatoumatta hydara was taken to hospital after the fire in the family's flat in the suburb of clifton but died earlier today. her two children, who were one and three years old, were killed in the fire. a 31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, as midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. a mother and two young daughters, three lives lost in what police have described as a horrendous crime. this was fatimah, who was three, her one—year—old sister naeemah and their mother fatoumatta hydara. the fire took hold in the early hours of sunday morning in their flat. the children were taken to hospital but didn't survive. their mother died this morning. neighbours have found it hard to take in. the kids always said hello. to me, they didn't have a hurtful bone in the body, so i don't know who would want to do this to them. the children were beautiful and it's devastating. it's not good. f

the uk department for transport told us they stand firmly by their decision to detain the phi.m. show your boat off! that's mine! the amadea now sits by a fishing pier, awaiting its fate. suleiman kerimov�*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht is denied and unproven." eduard khudainatov has not responded to our request for comment. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello. spectacular sunshine to the west of the uk on sunday, combined with some very warm air that's been sitting across the uk. so, we will reach unseasonable highs in west wales. 21 degrees recorded in porthmadog. but look at how the temperatures change through the week ahead. there's also some very wet and windy weather to come in the mid week. we are going to see some rain approaching wales

investigator of the northern investigation department of transport of the western interregional investigation department foransport of the investigative committee of the russian federation on the fact of fires in the warehouse building at the moscow and leningradskaya stations in moscow, a criminal case was initiated on the grounds of a crime provided for in part three of article 238 of the criminal code of the code of the russian federation, namely the performance of work or the provision of services that do not meet safety requirements resulting in the death of two or more persons, the international form atom expo starts today in sochi - this is the main industry event of the year. the central platform for the meeting of nuclear scientists from all over the world, where important agreements are signed and energy development issues are discussed. the exhibition will present the achievements of rosatom and foreign companies. it is expected that vladimir putin and sochi is connected to the air in our special correspondent. anton podkovenko anton welcome. tell us more about the agenda of the forum and what fo

the uk department for transport told us they stand firmly by their decision to detain the phi.m. show your boat off! that's mine! the amadea now sits by a fishing pier, awaiting its fate. suleiman kerimov�*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht "is denied and unproven." eduard khudainatov has not responded to our request for comment. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello there. 0n the whole, it was a relatively quiet start to our working week, but a change is on the way, and you can see that as we close out the day in cornwall on monday with this blanket of cloud closing the curtains across the south—west and, yes, there's a weather front that's bringing some wet and windy weather. you can see the extent of the cloud on the satellite picture, actually, a

the uk department for transport told us they stand firmly by their decision to detain the phi.mom. show your boat off! that's mine! the amadea now sits by a fishing pier, awaiting its fate. suleiman kerimov�*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht "is denied and unproven." eduard khudainatov has not responded to our request for comment. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello there. for some of us, it's going to be a murky start to remembrance sunday. some areas of low cloud and fog, much of which should life and clear through the morning to leave some sunny spells. it is going to be another exceptionally mild day. high pressure dominates over much of continental europe. this frontal system will eventually bring rain into northern ireland later in the day b

the uk department for transport told us they stand firmly by their decision to detain the phi.mum, show your boat off! that's mine! the amadea now sits by a fishing pier, awaiting its fate. suleyman kerimov�*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht is denied and unproven." eduard khudainatov has not responded to our request for comment. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your efforts certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello. recent days have been exceptionally warm for this time of november. it was the warmest armistice day on record, friday, and through the weekend it will stay exceptionally mild. so, just why is it so warm at the moment? well, it is because of where we are pulling our air in from across the uk. looking at our pressure pattern, nothing particularly unusual for the remainder of the weeken

i did put that to him told him that the employers are telling us that the department for transport arensport are the blockage. he's that that's not quite the case but we'll find out. so somebody has got to find out. so somebody has got to find out. so somebody has got to find out who is proper negotiating and leading to a proper settlement of this . i proper settlement of this. i don't care if we find out as long as we get a way forward, if we can get on the business of running a railway and keeping our members and the public happy them well, you them from the times, well, you concerns about the authority of the rt6 concerns about the authority of the rtg do you just believe that they can make deal? they make they can make a deal? they make a i don't know the have a deal. i don't know the have convened these meetings written to saying they've they want to me saying they've they want to me saying they've they want to propose things on jobs paying conditions but then got their lawyers eversheds to write me saying they're not in collective and they cannot do collective bargaining and then

every time we go on strike, the department for transport write them a check in excess of £30 milliono keep subsidising strikes? or that a once a settlement? if they put that money into it is dispute the we could've settle this months ago. fin could've settle this months ago. on a practical level. what actually happens now? you've heard the group said they want you to get back run a table and what they want talks. people wanting washing this want the extracts to be cancelled so they can visit their loves one at christmas. how does this route progress? what happens now? who do you talk to? that's what we want. the rail with a group are standing on their heads. they cancelled the meeting yesterday and an hour later they put a press release out saying we need to get around a table. the we can't get on the table if they cancel my invites to meet them. you are correct. we want movement and progress on the discussions. jobs condition and pay need to be improved. i have not had an offer for need to be improved. i have not had an offerfor six months need to be improved. i have not had an offer

essentially a few - things have happened, a change of minister in the department for transport, withhe easiest way possible is to get trains working. it is what the easiest way possible is to get trains working.— get trains working. it is about now the art of the _ get trains working. it is about now the art of the possible. _ get trains working. it is about now the art of the possible. what - get trains working. it is about now l the art of the possible. what chance of further strikes being avoided from now on? i of further strikes being avoided from now on?— of further strikes being avoided from now on? ~' , ., from now on? i think there is a good chance that — from now on? i think there is a good chance that strikes _ from now on? i think there is a good chance that strikes for _ from now on? i think there is a good chance that strikes for the _ from now on? i think there is a good chance that strikes for the next - chance that strikes for the next couple of weeks will be cancelled because both parties will be re—appraising the situation and working out what can be done. the minis

, not struggle for next month at the department fortransport, border department for transportgths to be effective. the more pressure that we put on the government the more chance that there is that they will have to see reason and do something about the cost—of—living crisis that we are trying to cost-of-living crisis that we are trying to get out of.— trying to get out of. let's focus in on our trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting — trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting in. _ trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting in, you _ trying to get out of. let's focus in on your getting in, you touched i trying to get out of. let's focus in . on your getting in, you touched upon it there, the borderforce on your getting in, you touched upon it there, the border force control basically people who check passports, we are coming up to the christmas period, people travelling, you're talking about representing the people that make sure that the highways, motorways are safe. highly maintenance. people will be travelling using the roads a lot becaus

does the scottish government take us in the view to the english department for transport, it's nothingve? the scottish government has _ management to resolve? the scottish government has taken _ management to resolve? the scottish government has taken a _ management to resolve? the scottish government has taken a view- management to resolve? the scottish government has taken a view when i management to resolve? the scottish government has taken a view when it | government has taken a view when it comes to scotland that the start here would affect network rail. but it is done for the uk government. there have been separate strikes and separate industrial issues. scottish government is largely taking of banging their heads together role in trying to find a resolution. after some problems, it wasn't perfect, but most of those industrial disputes seem to be resolved for now, but we're just about to start negotiations for next year! jonathan, what do you make of the front of the mail, christmas chaos? i thought the strikes had front of the mail, christmas chaos? i thought the strike— i thou

meanwhile, the department for transport says the strikes are not only damaging the economy, but they'reldren going to school and hard working families. separately, the union that represents drivers has already announced it will hold another strike this saturday, affecting 12 train companies. and on top of the rail strikes are postal strikes. 115,000 staff at the communication workers union will walk out. the first of those is tomorrow. and then again this friday, black friday, as well as six dates in december, including christmas eve. royal mail has said that staff will not be delivering letters, with the exception of those sent by special delivery, but they cannot guarantee they will arrive. and the list of impending action is getting longer and longer. 0ne industry expert told us we are getting closer to a general strike. a number of different types of work and different unions taking industrial action, being balloted on industrial action. planning to take strikes is the biggest probably for a generation, if not more. so we have university lecturers will be going on strike later this

can, because it sees this as a negotiating tactic to force the government, to force the department for transporttely are, yes. and people travelling - affected here. they absolutely are, yes. and people travelling over i yes. and people travelling over christmas, if the new year, visiting friends and relations, they all be affected. these dates are designed to cause as much disruption as possible, all to pursue the rmt�*s because of forcing government to the negotiating table and forcing government to come up with money to fix this dispute. irate government to come up with money to fix this dispute-— fix this dispute. we are seeing these 48-hour _ fix this dispute. we are seeing these 48-hour strikes, - fix this dispute. we are seeing these 48-hour strikes, as i i these a8—hour strikes, as i mentioned, you mentioned, but in between we have two gates, the 15th and the fifth. what happens to those dates in between the two a8 hour strikes, are we expecting to see rail chaos, it's waiting to see that chaos in between the strikes? yes. chaos in between the strikes? yes, ou will chaos in between the s

millilitre limits on liquids, those little bottles that you have to put into plastic bags, the department for transportugh it. yes, after 16 short years. we no _ us through it. yes, after 16 short years, we no longer— us through it. yes, after 16 short years, we no longer have - us through it. yes, after 16 short years, we no longer have to - us through it. yes, after 16 shortj years, we no longer have to take us through it. yes, after 16 short - years, we no longer have to take our toothpaste _ years, we no longer have to take our toothpaste out of our bags and put it into _ toothpaste out of our bags and put it into a _ toothpaste out of our bags and put it into a smaller bag before going through— it into a smaller bag before going through airport security, this is a change _ through airport security, this is a change happening in major airports because _ change happening in major airports because new scanners have been introduced. anyone flying through dallas _ introduced. anyone flying through dallas and washington, dc has experienced this so why it has taken so long _ experienced this so why it ha

the home office, border force department for transport and defra . let's take transport and defra. t's take industrial action in a dispute over pay the pcc has been calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but this was its members, but this was rejected by the government. planning one month of what it calls industrial action from december, which will affect ports borders and other areas . ports borders and other areas. transport and king charles has bound foie gras and all royal residences is understood to have been long standing opponent of the food made from the liver of duck or goose . the king's duck or goose. the king's household wrote to the campaign group saying foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning for the to forego a mine fur robes for his coronation next year. mine fur robes for his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight night. alice returns in an hour's time. welcome to in the big question after coronation street run a storyline in w

the home office, border force department for transport and defra . let's take transport and defra. t's take industrial action in a dispute over pay the pcc has been calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but this was its members, but this was rejected by the government. planning one month of what it calls industrial action from december, which will affect ports borders and other areas . ports borders and other areas. transport and king charles has bound foie gras and all royal residences is understood to have been long standing opponent of the food made from the liver of duck or goose . the king's duck or goose. the king's household wrote to the campaign group saying foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning for the to forego a mine fur robes for his coronation next year. mine fur robes for his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight night. alice returns in an hour's time. welcome to in the big question after coronation street run a storyline in w

you say there is a new team at the - there is a new team at the department for transport, but exactlyrmt, the union, and network rail, but not the government directly. why do you think the government is sticking to that position and why not have direct talks between ministers and the union? , ., ,, ., ., the union? grant shapps, who was the transort the union? grant shapps, who was the transport secretary _ the union? grant shapps, who was the transport secretary but _ the union? grant shapps, who was the transport secretary but one, _ transport secretary but one, absolutely refused to talk to the unions. i think the person who was in for a few weeks, anne—marie trevelyan, was showing a more emollient attitude. we have not yet heard from the new transport secretary, mark harper, at the moment, but i suspect that behind—the—scenes, there is a team of ministers who realise that this cannot be done through the companies and network rail because they don't have the power to agree to extra wages. it is down to the government and the government actually must realise that. do and the governm

the department for transport said the government is investing billions into northern transport and ist in place so passengers can travel confidently without disruption. earlier, the transport secretary acknowledged the shortages and the impact they're having on services. it's to do with driver shortage, but it's also to do with the fact we don't have a proper seven day railway. we have days in the week where train services are completely dependent on the goodwill of people coming in to work on their day off. that isn't how you run a modern railway that people can depend on for running their daily lives. he is expected to meet labour mayors from across the north of england later this week to discuss the state of train services. noor nanji, bbc news. earlier i spoke to henri murison, chief executive of the northern powerhouse partnership, about the railway network in the north of england. mark harper will be meeting with mayors across the north of england. i'm in contact this morning with andy burnham, and i am absolutely resolute that mark harper has got to offer a rest day work agreem

the department for transport and defra are to take industrial action in dispute over pay. ng a 10% pay rise for its members , but this rise for its members, but this was rejected by the government . was rejected by the government. no dates have been announced yet but it's thought the action will impact ports, borders and all areas transport. the royal air force says it's found all behaviour and the red arrows after allegations of sexual assault bullying and misogyny. the force said the investigation found no criminal activity but disciplinary action had been taken, including dismissals. it's thought more than 40 members of staff gave the inquiry. the team has since received training in unacceptable behaviour. the football supporters association criticised catl over late u—turn on alcohol . criticised catl over late u—turn on alcohol. fifa announced that beer will be sold as at the islamic world cup stadiums just days before the tournament kicks off. fans had previously told they would be allowed to drink alcohol within the ticketed perimeter of each match venue tv onune per

insisted the government did see this as a priority, was approaching it urgency, and the department for transportthe solutions you might offer. postal workers at royal mail have begun a fresh 48—hour strike in a row over pay and conditions. it's the latest in a series of walk—outs involving 115,000 members of staff, and will affect deliveries of letters and parcels across the uk. the communication workers union says its members want a pay rise that matches the surging cost of living. royal mail said it had tabled a revised offer but no talks are happening. i ,itis , it is time for a look at the weatherfor , it is time for a look at the weather for the rest of the week, and there he is, morning, matt. another of those days, today, where the vast majority are grey, misty and cold, but a few brighter spots to pick out, south—west england, western whales, like yesterday, some brightness across parts of southern england, as well as north and north—eastern scotland. temperatures on the optimistic side for some, for many of you around for — 5 degrees, with mistiness staying in place. some of it will ret

border force department for transport and faa are to take industrial action in a dispute pay. been calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but it pay rise for its members, but it was rejected by the government . was rejected by the government. no dates have yet been announced . it's thought the action will impact ports, borders and all areas of transport. royal mail workers have announced a further series of strikes in the run up to christmas communication. workers union will walk on six states in december, including christmas. that's in addition to four days coming up over the next weeks. royal mail has the action damaging . a swedish action damaging. a swedish prosecutor has said damage to the nord stream pipelines in the baltic sea in september was caused by an act of sabotage . caused by an act of sabotage. investigators have found traces explosives at the site . the explosives at the site. the damaged gas pipelines linking , damaged gas pipelines linking, russia and germany. swedish and danish authorities are investigating four holes in the pipelines . investigating

ministry of internal affairs of the stavropol territory , and evgeny stasishin, head of the transport department for northwestern federal district among those who received the shoulder straps of a major general to the head of the transport department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the north caucasian federal district sergey basov, the head of the internal affairs directorate for the southwestern administrative district of the city of moscow, maxim ivanovichshkin, as well as the chief police officer of the kostroma region and the kamchatka territory , alexander arapov and ivan kakukhin , respectively. of karachay-cherkessia and maxim tikhonov from udmurtia, leningrad region, the employees of the russian guard were awarded state awards, the fighters returned from the zone of the special military operation. there they ensured the security of humanitarian convoys , detained members of the armed forces and directly participated in the hostilities. in particular, they inflicted significant damage on the enemy in manpower and equipment, in accordance with the decree of the president of a

west midlands police has apologised to the family civil servants in the home border force department for transportefra are to take industrial action in a dispute over pay . the pcc union been over pay. the pcc union been calling for a 10% pay rise for its members but this was rejected by the government. it's planning one month of what it calls sustained industrial action for mid december will affect ports borders and other areas of transport. royal mail workers have also announced a further of strikes in the run up to christmas . the communication to christmas. the communication workers union walk out on six days in december including christmas eve in addition to the four days coming up over the next two weeks. royal mail has called the action damaging the football supporters association has catl over its u—turn on alcohol. it comes fifa announced that beer will not be sold. the islamic countries world cup stadiums. the fsa criticised the timing of the decision , which timing of the decision, which comes just two days before the tournament kicks off . fans had tournament kicks off. fans had previo

not lose a pandemic democrat penny during the pandemic and every time i go on strike, the department for transport, what's gone wrong? it's very clear that if you have a _ moment, what's gone wrong? it's very clear that if you have a direct - clear that if you have a direct negotiation between an employer and an employee, a strike is a way — it's almost like a battle of wits and strengths. so if an employee is willing to take the cuts to their salary and the employer is willing to take cuts to their profits, then at some point they'll meet and negotiate. the problem is network rail is an arm's—length negotiation of the government, they are doing to a large extent what the government is saying. so you have the inability to bring them to the table because there's a real deep ideological position that they don't want to concede to the rmt�*s demands without modernisation, which is basically job insecurity. it’s modernisation, which is basically job insecurity-— job insecurity. it's interesting because he — job insecurity. it's interesting because he makes _ job insecurity. it's interesting because he

border force department for transport and defra must take industrial action in a dispute over pay . lice dispute over pay. the police union has calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but this rise for its members, but this was rejected by the government . was rejected by the government. is planning one month of what it calls sustained action from mid—december , which will affect mid—december, which will affect ports, borders and other areas of transport. king charles has banned foie gras and royal residents , as he's understood to residents, as he's understood to have been a longstanding opponent of party made from the liver of , a duck opponent of party made from the liver of, a duck or opponent of party made from the liver of , a duck or goose, the liver of, a duck or goose, the king's household wrote to the peta campaign group saying that foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences . peta served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning the king to forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year. forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year . tv, coronation.

border force department for transport and defra must take industrial action in a dispute over pay . lice dispute over pay. the police union has calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but this rise for its members, but this was rejected by the government . was rejected by the government. is planning one month of what it calls sustained action from mid—december , which will affect mid—december, which will affect ports, borders and other areas of transport. king charles has banned foie gras and royal residents , as he's understood to residents, as he's understood to have been a longstanding opponent of party made from the liver of , a duck opponent of party made from the liver of, a duck or opponent of party made from the liver of , a duck or goose, the liver of, a duck or goose, the king's household wrote to the peta campaign group saying that foie gras was not bought or served in royal residences . peta served in royal residences. peta is also campaigning the king to forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year. forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year . tv, coronation.

i take your point that the new management at the department for transport, mark harper, the transportes, it is commercial in the sense of their companies are private but the reality is because they don't make enough just from selling tickets a lot of it depends on the amount of public subsidy and therefore any significant changes to pay off half to have government sign off. , ., pay off half to have government sign off. , . m, ., pay off half to have government sign off. ., , ., ., off. yes and the scale of shortfall is astronomical _ off. yes and the scale of shortfall is astronomical since _ off. yes and the scale of shortfall is astronomical since covid-19. i is astronomical since covid—i9. previously, you had about £11 billion coming in every year from fair revenue and that effectively the taxpayer paid another £5 billion or so. we have lost maybe two, maybe three, may £4 billion and therefore the rail industry is a real mess. employers have said we can get through this but only if you modernise. the rail unions are very used to the idea that you want to get some productivity deal

the only people that could have stopped him making that offer are the department for transport.le . so they asked back to a table. so they asked me not to go to , but i will be me not to go to, but i will be at the table this afternoon if want, but they have to make an offer. there's no point in me sitting around there sharing cups tea and biscuits with cups of tea and biscuits with them if nothing ever comes out of those meetings we've been in with six months since with them for six months since the action and we were the action started and we were in them for a year before . in with them for a year before. the ballot started back in in the spring time, so they've got be serious about making proposals and at the moment we believe they're not allowed to make those proposals for a political reason . okay. but we political reason. okay. but we don't . thank you very much. okay don't. thank you very much. okay that was mick lynch , the general that was mick lynch, the general secretary of the rmt just announcing rather a lot of stuff . let me try to pick it before we go to who is a

the federal level, we were pleased to join with commissioner preston's office to apply for a department transportation reconnecting community's grant. the 2021 law established a new reconnecting community's pilot discretionary program funded with $1 billion over the next five years. this is the first ever federal program dedicated to reconnecting communities that were previously harmed in the past. again, we were pleased to submit a two and a half million dollars grant application for the community planning study. this one-mile stretch of geary treen goff and to divi kdero widened geary boulevard and displaced jewish and black communities and created a division between the neighborhoods. the study would we imagine how this space would be redesigned to reconnect the communities through transportation improvements and potentially urban design and land use changes. this was based on public uninput that we received to identify this potential project. we're excited to potentially win this grant. we won't know until next year, but if we are successful we'll clab wait with a host of community groups and the

civil servants say the home office board force department for transport defra are set to strike over e pcc union is planning month of sustained industrial action from mid—december after the government rejected a 10% rise for its members. people planning to travel over are expected to be very worst affected . the be very worst affected. the foreign secretary has iran of spreading bloodshed and destruction at a security conference in bahrain. james cleverly also highlighted russia's use of iranian made attack drones against civilians . ukraine and stressed britain's determination to stop iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. talks at cop27 been extended over the weekend after delegates failed to agree on how to compensate poorer countries that are affected by climate change. the 134 developing nations want a special fund to be set up to help them cope with loss damage due to droughts, floods and wildfires . elizabeth holmes has wildfires. elizabeth holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years for defrauding investors. the silicon valley entrepreneur started , a now defunct blood star

. >> reporter: collin haney is a spokesperson for the transportation department this is the number one factor in fatal crashes is speed. that is why the city recently reduced speed limits from 25 to 20 miles per hour and six of the business districts. >> these quarters, with the exception of santa clara street, are not high crash, high fatality corridors. any tool we can take advantage of to lower speed limits , anywhere in san jose, we are going to do it. >> reporter: police say lowering speed limits is a good first step but question how effective it will be without much enforcement. >> the challenge for us is that 10 years ago we had 50 traffic officers. today, we have 14. sometimes, fighting people for violation is what's needed to strange some was driving behavior. >> reporter: police staffing has been a major talking point during this year's mayoral race with both candidates saying the department needs more officers. until changes are made, the hope is drivers will get the message and slow down. >> i hope that not every driver out there needs to have the threat of citation in orde

>> well, on tesla right now he's under investigation by the department of transportation for his autoimperative for him to prove these vehicles are safe. i also think it's imperative for congress to pass laws that guarantee that if these driverless vehicles are going to be on the road that they're safe and not endangering people. with regard to twitter, they're already operating under a federal trade commission consent decree. they're on privacy probation right now. to the extent congress must act, i think we need to pass stronger laws on algorithms and transparency that will give americans information about these cites they go to. in addition, i think that the federal trade commission has to look at what just happened in order to make sure it doesn't happen again and that the consent decree is being abided by. >> in all this do you think musk has the leadership, the management skills, the knowledge of a social media company, a social network to make the necessary fixes? you say it's essential, a forum like this to democracy. is he the man, the leader who can fix it? >> well, he hired

nurses and specialists, it is necessary to close the wards postpone operations transport patients to other departments look fort places there, the situation in pediatrics is especially difficult against the backdrop of an epidemic of bronchialitis, the sanitary french authorities have declared a state of emergency throughout the country anastasia popova la bernadsky news, france investments of russian railways next year will exceed a trillion rubles. spend learned? dmitry morokov the railway industry is one of the locomotives of the russian economy and its development requires significant investment. the russian railways investment program for 2023 became the main topic at today's government meeting. according to mikhail mishustin, the planned total volume of the program will be a record in size, it will amount to more than 1 trillion seventy billion rubles, which is almost a third higher than in 2022, this will allow to fulfill the large-scale tasks that are in front of the company in the near future, the prime minister noted that this strategic industry contributes to the growth of the national economy, prom

for the rescue, the dead marked. i also remind you of the head of the passenger transportation department. ecessary to withdraw the inhabitants. for strikes from militants and the threat of flooding in the event of a massive attack by nationalists on the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, and this is what people say, who, thanks to our military and crews of river boats moved to a safe area. the people who were there on the boat, arakh, were very worried, because from the outside everyone was worried that there would be no spans. the military soldiers helped to keep the waters small. the bridge that was broken by the hamers there were hit. well, there they laid a pontoon for us. we drove through very scary ones, of course, because there was a broken vehicle nearby. before this hit, it was in mirny. this is the capital of peru , a passenger plane before taking off on a huge speed demolished a fire truck, which was on the way from the impact of the liner, the right engine caught fire, you can see how the flame escapes from the wing on board the airbus there were 108 people. none of them wer

we to get the we minister to get the department transport. i mean department for transport. determined lady and she's a very determined lady and she's own views and she she's got her own views and she won't be easily shifted. she's also very marginal seat. also got a very marginal seat. she have houses she does have lots of houses built and i mean. but that's that's that's about. that's what that's about. well, that's what that's about. well, that mean, that may be true. i mean, i couldn't possibly say that when you said that. yeah. oh, i said it was the question, but it was the last question, but i have actually ask you because have to actually ask you because you are being the papers you are being quoted the papers this in your capacity, this morning in your capacity, the for better the campaign for better transport. mess, transport. we've got this mess, haven't we haven't we? christmas train. we spoke to somebody from the unions morning . steve unions this morning. steve hadley. steve hadley from the arm to me and he was robust really saying this was he was being forced t

for exporters fairly. dan: the port of oakland was awarded a $36 million grant from the u.s. department of transportation to support green infrastructure development for added cargo transport capacity. dion: changes to twitter keep coming. in the days following one must's takeover -- elon musk's takeover. abc7news reporter zach fuentes spoke with tech experts about what is at risk for many twitter users and the impacts we could see here in the bay area. reporter: in a move that has been expected since musk's takeover, the billionaire is now the sole director of twitter, twitter's board of directors has officially dissolved. put his new leadership is not the only change experts have been predicting. >> we have been hearing about stuff like the possibility of him trying to raise subscription rates for the company. most money comes from advertising. there has also been concerns about layoff. reporter: high-level employees have been let go. mass layoffs at twitter could make things tough for tech workers in the bay area, falling recent layers -- layoffs in other companies. >> you're talking about a new way o

property taxes, namely on real estate transport land has already entered the budget for almost half of the accrued amounts, this is reported by the relevant department most of all citizens have paid land and transport taxes the rate of receipts and payments for real estate is slightly lower than in the country of property tax payers almost 3.5 million people directly objects of taxation, which in the current year the tax exceeded 6 million objects in the current year, and a single notice for payment was introduced three types of taxes land tax real estate tax and transport tax. this is very convenient for payers. since they are immediately summarized in one notice. all of his objects of taxation, which allows him to initially plan his budget and already distribute it to the need for payment. in the current year, citizens pay the rest of the transport tax and an advance payment. this 50% for real estate and land must be paid before november 15th. belarusian professional colleges and universities are ready to fulfill any order for targeted training. this was emphasized by the minister of education. andriy ivanets at a joint meeting with the federation

for rescuing the dead. head of the passenger transport department alexander pashchenko was also awarded the order of courage. for the dedication of courage shown in the performance of civic duty in an extreme situation. the crew of the boat ararat helped lyko evacuate to the left bank. dnieper nearly 7,000 people worked until november 11, when kherson entered units of the apu, reportedly the rescued residents of the city asked that the feat of the sailors be noted. two dead in novaya kakhovka, six wounded in donetsk, another one in the city of bryanka, luhansk people's republic, inflicted new blows on residential areas in the donbass and the kherson region . civil infrastructure facilities were destroyed. houses were damaged. russian troops, meanwhile , liberated the settlements, experienced, pushing positions farther away from donetsk from donbass reports by our military correspondents grigory vdovin and pavel prokopenko people here, of course, are used to shelling, but when the iron gates are blown away by an explosion, as if they were made of paper, they get used to it and of course it’s impossible to tu

for 35 bucks. no more. the department of transportation is working on rules that require airlines and travel places as well when you book travel for the holidays, you know what extra months you have to pay for things like sitting next to your kid or checking a bag or changing your ticket or even if you can change your ticket without additional cost. these add up, these are big numbers for people and they do not even know it is coming. republicans want to pass tax breaks for the wealthy, we are passing tax credits to help the american people weatherize their home. to buy energy-efficient appliances, put solar panels on their home, help you buy an electric vehicle, weatherize your home. thinks they say will save the average family another $500 a year. and help save the environment. one of these things i promised to do it because i understand the high cost of college, i took action to ease the burden of student debt for millions of students. [applause] $20,000 in student debt. another 10 -- another $10,000 if you have a pell grant. it is a game changer. i worked through college like my sons and daughters did.

the ministry of natural resources has decided to purchase eco-friendly transport for employees of the department; we are talking about electric vehicles of a new domestic brand called evolute called ipro. one of them, assembled in the lipetsk region, was given to the ministry for testing. the car can reach speeds of up to 150 km/h. the cruising range on a single battery charge is approximately 420 km. the chinese dong e70 sedan served as the basis for the car. according to the manufacturer's website , the cost of the car is without small 3 million rubles. ecological transport is tightly integrated into our everyday life; it has a future, because it reduces harmful gas emissions. human health in nature the ministry of natural resources involved in the work of the ministry here in the city of moscow decided to attribute their contribution to the ecology of moscow and plan to purchase the first environmentally friendly cars in order to reduce emissions. kamaz coped with anti-russian sanctions in just a few months, the vast majority, components for trucks began to be produced. at the plant itself, i

our limbs, we sent them to the traumatology department in the traumatology department nearby, they immediately called for transportwell first provided first aid. of course, you bandages ekaterina at the time of the shelling went to work, she says there were a lot of people nearby. they were everywhere, they were at the bus stop, there were fragments everywhere, or even up to 63 houses, but up to a house there was such a fragment. now they found little blood, one direct hit in a high-rise building in the apartment, fortunately, there was no one, the fire was quickly extinguished. 155 nato caliber allegedly fired from american m-77 howitzers from the village of orlovka, which is still under the control of the apu, ukrainian nationalists purposefully hit houses hospitals and other civilian facilities. apparently, from impotence. our fighters continue the offensive in the avdeevka and ugledar direction. the day before , another attempt by the enemy to counterattack with russian artillery fire, assault and army aviation was repulsed. the counterattacking enemy units were left and dispersed in the areas of the settlemen

the department of transport of the city of moscow advises all motorists, if possible, to transfer to public transport. but, forse who still took advantage of personal, then you should not forget that you need to slow down to keep your distance, because due to freezing rain, visibility on the roads can be poor and if suddenly someone loses control, then the consequences can be quite -according to meteorologists, severe freezing rain in the capital is expected until 12:00 noon and the thickness of ice on tree branches can reach, according to forecasts, approximately 11 mm, so everyone is advised not to park cars next to shaky structures next to trees. there is a risk that trees and shaky structures can fall on a car and pedestrians are advised not to be near trees, but if flowers are suddenly damaged somewhere in the city. thank you , our correspondent maria valeeva was in direct contact with the studio. and now on our channel there is a live broadcast from the state duma of the state duma, the first chairman of the state duma of the federal assembly of the russian federation dear dear lord deputies, we are all

the department for transport said the government is investing billions into northern transport and isited and long term solutions are put in place so passengers can travel confidently without disruption. earlier, the transport secretary acknowledged the shortages and the impact they're having on services. it's to do with driver shortage, but it's also to do with the fact we don't have a proper seven day railway. we have days in the week where train services are completely dependent on the goodwill of people coming in to work on their day off. that isn't how you run a modern railway that people can depend on for running their daily lives. he is expected to meet labour mayors from across the north of england later this week to discuss the state of train services. noor nanji, bbc news. after arguably the most controversial series yet, the winner of itv�*s "i'm a celebrity get me out of here" has been crowned. and the new queen of the jungle... is gel! former lionessjill scott roared her way to victory, with the actor 0wen warner runner up. she has got used to winning this year! the forme

for courage and dedication the crew of a river boat. ararat was awarded the state captain of mechanics. the head of the transportation department was awarded orders of courage, and the sailor was awarded the medal for rescuing the dead mikhail andronik alexander malyshev to lead the kherson region. hail was brought in and hurricanes were destroying the fortified area of ​​the bsu, clearing the way for our assault units in the combat crews of the artillerymen , military personnel were mobilized, and oh, the results of the work our military commander oleksandr kosovok of the day , artillerymen inflict on the positions of ukrainian nationalists groupings, brave combat vehicles of multiple launch rocket systems grad alternately replace each other on fire. runa's howl to turn around to deliver an accurate blow to the enemy's fortified area clears the way for our assault unit, with their well-coordinated work, the artillerymen prepare bridgeheads for the advancement of troops in all directions. during combat work, dozens of hit targets were identified today by spotters in another area of ​​the special military operation zone, an art

public to direct their anger and frustration at the government and railway employers. " the department for transportrrow and then again this friday as well as six dates in december, including christmas eve. royal mail has said that staff will not be delivering letters, with the exception of those sent with special delivery, but cannot guarantee they will arrive. and the list of impending action is getting longer. 0ne industry expert told us we're getting closer to a general strike. and just to add one more strike. a number of different unions planning to take strikes. that is the biggest probably for a generation if not more. so we have university lecturers going on strike later this week, the royal college of nursing will probably be enhancing industrial action later this week. unison, the big public sector union, they will be announcing the results of a ballot of 300,000 members this week. midwives are voting as to whether to go on strike a physiotherapist are voting, teachers are voting. royal mail workers are going on strike this week. ., ., ., this week. the royal college of nursin: this week.

for passengers who had flights canceled or delayed during the pandemic. frontier airlines and five international carriers have agreed to refund more than $600 million to passengers. the transportation departmentthe same airlines more than $7 million for delaying refunds they were supposed to give out. other u.s. airlines were not fined. >>> layoff continue to sweep through some of our country's biggest companies. this time amazon plans for record job cuts. wendy gillette has that story and more in today's "moneywatch" report. >>> the markets lost ground as there had been reports of big gains. hopes had started to rise that inflation may be easing. the dow lost 211 points, the nasdaq slid 127 points, and the s&p 500 sank 35 points. >>> amazon is preparing for the largest layoffs in the company's history. multiple reports say as many as 10,000 employees will lose their jobs as soon as this week. the online retail giant stock has plummeted 40% since the beginning of the year. >>> another hit for crypto trading site ftx. federal prosecutors in new york are now reportedly examining what caused the company to collapse and how it handled customer funds. financial investigators in the bahamas where f

airlines millions of dollars for not getting some passengers the refunds that they were owed and these refunds total more than $600 million. according to the department of transportationdifferent airlines are responsible for these extreme delays including one based in the united states, frontier airlines. they say frontier owed $222 million in refunds. they weren't getting those passengers their money back and now the biden administration has also fined frontier $2.2 million along with paying all those refunds. now transportation secretary pete buttigieg said they have been flooded with complaints by passengers about this since the pandemic started and they're going to hold these airlines accountable. he says just about all these refunds have now been issued or the people who are going to receive them have been notified, but if you think that might apply to you you can file a complaint with the department of transportation and maybe get your money back too. this is also just a good thing to remember for future travel. if your flight is canceled and you decide not to travel or even if it's significantly delayed, some say three hours or more, you are entitled to a refun