a department for transport spokesman said around 96% of motorway services now offer charging facilities at the weather with ben rich. hello. the latest named storm of the season, storm henk, has been named by the met office. it is pushing across the uk right now, bringing very heavy rain. there are numerous flood warnings in force and we also have this met office amber warning for the strength of the wind — gusts of perhaps up to 80mph around some coasts, but the swathe of strongest winds across south wales and southern england moving quite quickly eastwards. you can see the squeeze in the isobars here. we will continue to see gales across parts of south—east england and east anglia for the end of the afternoon. this area of low pressure generating some very heavy rain, particularly across parts of england and east wales. some rain, though, across the north—east of scotland. snow developing across shetland. we will see gales here, as well. overnight, well, with the heaviest of the rain will tend to clear. the winds easing a little bit, but it will stay quite blustery. some showers feedi

now been opened by the investigative committee of russia, the moscow investigation department for air-water transportthe crash of a business jet , western interregional investigation department for transport, the investigative committee of the russian federation has initiated an investigation into the crash of a plane in afghanistan with russian citizens on board criminal... cases on the grounds of a crime provided for in part three of article 263 of the criminal code, violation of traffic safety rules and the operation of air transport, resulting in the death of two or more persons through negligence. according to preliminary information , there were six people on board, including citizens of the russian federation. investigators of the investigation department, including in cooperation with the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation, organized a complex of investigative actions aimed to establish all the circumstances of what happened. rosaviatsia is in contact with the authorities of afghanistan and tajikistan and is searching. aircraft continue. evgeny davidov and vladislav dadunov

the eastern interregional investigation department for transport of the investigative committee of russiafact of the possibility of acquisition of potent prohibited substances by this citizen and, accordingly, various measures were carried out promptly measures aimed at identifying this person, including how they directly went by mail to the addressee at the time of receipt. the postal item was detained, subsequent preliminary research showed that this specifically refers to potent substances that are prohibited for circulation in the russian federation, which was the basis for initiating a criminal case. dmitry vaulin remembers very well, down to the smallest details, the events of that day when in his arms the handcuffs snapped shut. well, i was a little, so to speak, not just shocked, i was puzzled by what, how, why. i was detained, i was sure that the parcel did not violate anything, i did not even foresee and did not know what was in this parcel, and one more circumstance. however, the investigation believes that vaulin is simply being disingenuous when he talks about not knowing any

substances, well , it was up to the employees of the eastern interregional investigation department for transportvauln case. the investigative committee of russia established this fact of the possibility of this citizen acquiring highly active prohibited substances and , accordingly, various measures were quickly carried out on... look, he ordered on february 10, and received on may 14, for a long time he tracked the shipment itself at least 64 times , that is, its location, quite often, at the very beginning he corresponded with the seller about how to make the payment, that is, the correspondence with the seller directly concerned the sending of the goods itself, it was objectively clear that he understood what he was ordering, in an hour of interview, a former police officer dmitry vaulin never complained of pain in his spine, apparently it went away or the foreign pills banned in our country did him good. by the way, i really bought the drug vaulin only for myself, not for sale, but for i remembered the injury only at the end of our conversation, when we asked to talk about the daily routine

, already there he was charged with smuggling , by the exact interregional investigative department for transporttee of russia. this fact was established that it was possible for a given citizen to acquire highly effective prohibited drugs. substances, and accordingly, various measures were quickly carried out aimed at establishing this person, including how they directly sent the postal item to the addressee, at the time of receiving the postal item he was detained, subsequent preliminary research showed that this specifically applies to potent substances that are prohibited for circulation in the russian federation, which was the basis for initiating a criminal case. dmitry vaulin remembers very well, down to the smallest detail, the event of that day when the handcuffs snapped on his hands. well, i was a little, so to speak, not so much shocked, i was puzzled by the connection with what, how, why i was detained, i was sure that the parcel did not violate anything, i did not even foresee and did not know what was in this parcel. and one more circumstance, a convicted vaulin. he says in all hone

the russian capital. assigned the acting head of the central interregional investigation department for transporter perepelitsin aleksandrovich should organize a procedural investigation into the incident and submit a report. the death of little twix set the entire large system in motion, and probably those who do not have the right to vote received hope for the right to life. conductors are now prohibited from disembarking animals from the train. they plan to personalize the transportation of animals. the conductors will be obliged to. telegram channels conduct duty units honest detective follow with us for now this is the entire operational feed of legal news in everything, tatyana petrova was with you, see you at 21:30. vladimir putin launched the year of the family, the ceremony took place on the territory of the russia forum exhibition, and there today the president spoke with the participants and winners of all-russian family competitions. and we’ll find out all the details from our colleague anastasia efimova. respect for elders, love and care for younger ones, and also, of course, hard wo

the acting head of the central interregional investigative department for transport of the investigativeich perepelitsin, organize a procedural check on the fact of the incident and submit a report. the death of little twix set the entire large system in motion, and perhaps those who do not have the right to vote have received hope that the right to life will be respected. now to the conductors. it is prohibited to disembark animals from the train. they plan to personalize the transportation of animals. conductors are required to check data in order to understand which animal is traveling in their carriage. galina hungureeva, duty officer. the entire operational feed of legal news in telegram channels, the duty department and an honest detective, follow with us, that’s all for us, tatyana petrova was with you, see you soon on the russia 24 tv channel. this is unique, firstly, there are a lot of tasks , the tasks are so labor-intensive, i am, of course, more of a sapper major general, a group of sappers is preparing for the upcoming task, we are improving our skills in detecting and neutr

the head of the western interregional investigation department for transport of the investigative committee, pavel vamenets, told us in a long interview about how detectives bring a complex investigation to verdicts. interviewed by maxim shevchenko. the beginning of the twenty -fourth year is a good reason to take stock of the previous year, now is it already possible to talk about any specific figures, our investigative department worked with positive dynamics in all main areas of our investigative work, our investigators were processing about 200 criminal cases, of which about a thousand criminal cases we completed 10% of the proceedings. we managed to send more cases to court, one of the most popular topics, probably related to the topic of investigations, is working with crimes of past years, are there any new, perhaps, technologies and methods work, where lies the difference that allows us to increase statistics so much now? the development of forensic science technology, it does not stand still, new ones are now available... committee on transport, we conducted an audit of quite atypi

head of the western interregional investigation department for transport investigation.o court in 10% of cases. one of the most popular topics, probably related to the topic of investigations, is working with crimes of past years, are there any new technologies and methods of work, where is hidden the difference that now makes it possible to increase statistics so much, the development of forensic science technology, it does not stand still. we have created a good genomic database, which it has been forming, has been forming for about more than 15 years, and as for vygovsky, the crimes that he committed can probably be called quite atypical for the investigative committee on transport, we conducted an audit of the criminal cases in our archives, with in order to identify signs of serial crime, similarity in method and location. time, so they revealed a number of criminal cases, these are about crimes that were committed - in 2006-2007, these crimes were committed... by poisoning citizens with antipsychotics that were mixed into alcoholic drinks, as a result they lost con

the acting head of the central interregional investigative department for transport of the investigativeexander aleksandrovich perepilitsin, organize a procedural check into the fact of the incident and submit a report. the death of the little twix set the entire large system in motion, and probably those who do not have the right to vote received hope that the right to life would be respected. conductors are now prohibited from disembarking animals from the train. they plan to personalize the transportation of animals. provodnikov they are required to check the data in order to understand what kind of animal is traveling in their carriage. galina hungureeva, vesti duty unit. the entire operational news feed of legal news in vesti telegram channels, the duty department and an honest detective. follow along with. that's all for us, tatyana petrova was with you, see you soon on the russia 24 tv channel . this is a big information evening, we continue to introduce you to today's agenda. no, arms or legs are not a problem; even such one-armed bandits will do for meat assaults. such cruelty o

the department for transport is considering penalising airports which do miss thejune deadline. mply with strict rules. at the moment, any liquids you take through airport security have to be in containers of no more than 100 millilitres, and they have to go inside a clear plastic bag. new high—tech ct scanners should mean the end of those rules. they're already used in some other countries and at some airports in the uk. people we spoke to were keen for things to change. it's just a faff, isn't it? because you have to kind of think about what you're taking and then you forget to do something and it's your most favourite expensive perfume. when i travel and when i go, when i see like people around me all the time, they are not, they don't necessarily know that there is this rule. the 1st ofjune is the date set by the government for all major uk airports to get the new equipment in place. gatwick and manchester airports insist they've made a lot of progress, but won't complete the job until next year. britain's biggest airport, heathrow, can't guarantee hitting the deadline either

the department for transport says it could give out penalties where the deadline is missed. 0ur transportustin, reports. since 2006, getting ready for a flight has meant checking you comply with strict rules around liquids in your hand luggage. at the moment, any liquids you take through airport security have to be be in containers of no more than 100 millilitres, and they have to go inside a clear plastic bag. new hi—tech ct scanners should mean the end of those rules. they're already used in some other countries and at some airports in the uk. travellers we spoke to were keen for the requirements to change. it's just a faff, isn't it, because you have to think about what you are taking and then you forget to do something, and it's your most favourite expensive perfume, and then you've to leave at security and then go and buy it again when you get to the other side. it's easy to remember, because i'm used to it, but when i travel and when i see like people around me, all the time they don't necessarily know that there is this rule. the government set the 1stjune this year for all major a

the department for transport said it was in regular contact with airports. extending the deadline where it thinks it's appropriate, but isn't ruling out imposing penalties. if you are travelling this summer, even if the airport you're leaving from has eased its liquid rules, the one you come home from may not have. so, do check. new scanners should eventually make the airportjourney much smoother, but there could be some turbulence along the way. katy austin, bbc news. for more on this we're joined now by aviation and travel analyst, sally gethin. welcome to the programme. we saw in that report some of the delays are due to the equipment, simple things holding this up so far is this the case? , ., holding this up so far is this the case? , . ., , ., , , case? they are really not simple thins, case? they are really not simple things. they _ case? they are really not simple things, they are _ case? they are really not simple things, they are complex - case? they are really not simple things, they are complex pieces| case? they are really not simple l things, t

the department for transport says safety is a top priority and that the government is working closely dolls have been placed in hospital waiting rooms across the the uk. each one represents a child in need of an organ transplant. the hope is they will kick—start a conversation about organ donation for children and potentially save a life. alice bouverie has been to meet two—year old amelia, who is waiting for a new heart. for amelia and herfamily, great 0rmond street hospital has become home for the last year—and—a—half. if she goes down to intensive care, then i'll say to her, do you want to go back home? she'll go, yeah. i'll go, do you want to go to bear ward? she'll go, yeah! so she thinks bear ward is our home. 0ne—year—old blossom has never even been to wiltshire. amelia has been on the waiting list for a heart transplant for 1h months. her story is now part of a campaign to raise awareness of organ donation for children. more than 230 dolls have been made representing all the children in the country waiting for a transplant. amelia has her own special one. i just need people to

department of transportation. activities that involve the transport of goods in space. also will reside with the department of transportation. the sole purpose of the operation or activity is forransportation, and a few of those activities. those activities would rest with the department of transportation. all other activities would rest with the department of commerce. so what we have is a construct whereby for a single activity only a single agency will have oversight of that responsibility. there is no situation in which both department of commerce and the department of transportation will have joint oversight responsibilities for a single activity. >> and just to follow up there, mr. dalbello in if you can feel free to jump in. let me toss out this hypothetical and excellent to me what i'm missing, or if i'm right, we can sort of go from there. so let's say i haven't in orbit servicing mission to might need to talk for refueling or for some of the purpose. under the proposal i understand it, the in orbit servicing mission would be licensed by commerce, but in the commercial space mission or the commercial space station is licensed by the department of transportation. so i

the department for transport says safety is a top priority and that the government is working closelyve got a cold, wintry week of weather ahead. we may well see a bit of disruption down to the fact that we've got plenty of snow showers in the forecast, particularly towards the north, mainly across parts of scotland, in fact. fewer showers around further south. but it is going to be cold and we're going to see some sharp overnight frosts. could be some icy conditions around, too. cold weather down to the fact that low pressure is out towards the east of the uk, opening the doors for these cold winds to come in from the arctic, so i think wind chill will be a significant factor through the next couple of days. next few hours, more of those snow showers pack in, particularly across the north of scotland. temperatures overnight are falling to —2 or —3 widely, even in our towns and cities — colder than that in the countryside. through monday, then, more snow showers across the northern half of scotland, gales up towards shetland still and some snow and icy conditions across northern irela

oddly, the department for transport, they've issued a statement and basically said aslefs leadershipembers vote on an offer that would see the average train driver salary increase to £65,000. uh aslef. bosses should put it to their members so we can resolve the dispute, which has already happened with other unions. you said something that i interesting, alan. you i found interesting, alan. you said you support people's right to strike. so let me ask you this. what trump's what people's rights are strike or people's rights are strike or people's right to access services . right to access services. >> yeah i this whole trumping thing i think that we should have a right to strike making new legislation that when people vote overwhelmingly to come out and then to try and, uh, sort of not change things around with laws that prevent that happening, is actually anti—democratic . and i've got anti—democratic. and i've got big concerns about democracy . big concerns about democracy. >> but you know what? if you want to if you're if so. >> but just to answer the point about the train drivers a

orianawell, that's something for the transportation department to look into, whether or not this is a practice. but, i mean, it depends on what you are paying for. a bag could cost up to $75 per bag, and as you add more on, then you're going to be paying more. so yeah, it's getting more expensive as these ala carte options are starting to trickle into other types of services. whether you want wi-fi on a flight, whether you want that drink, or whether you want food on a longer leg flight, you know, these are all these types of things that when it comes to pinching pennies on the budget airlines, you're still going to end up paying more for some of the services just to get you from that destination to destination. but you're going to have a lot more to pay for once you get there. william: and is anybody complaining about this? in an official way? and is it, as you said, the department of transportation's job to feel those? oriana: yeah, so the -- job to field those? oriana: yeah, so the transportation department, i think, has had one of the largest volumes of complaint consumer complain

million train tickets are to be discounted as part of a special promotion by the transport department for transport fares will be slashed by up to 50% for a week from monday . the cheaper advance and monday. the cheaper advance and off peak prices will be available for travel across england and wales, and for cross—border trips to scotland . cross—border trips to scotland. that promotion is valid for journeys between the 30th of january and the 15th of march. and these are live pictures from inside a capsule that has just arrived at the international space station. the axiom mission three has four crew members on board from italy, turkey and sweden . the capsule has sweden. the capsule has previously flown in space twice before and gone to the international space station . on international space station. on both of those occasions, you can see there those astronauts who will now, during their time in orbit, carry out more than 30 key scientific experiments . and key scientific experiments. and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> welcome back

a department for transport spokesman said around 96% of motorway services now offer charging facilities hermoso, is due to testify in court about whether the former president of the country's football federation should face trial for sexual assault. luis rubiales kissed her on the lips as the spanish women's team celebrated their victory in the world cup final in august. guy hedgecoe is outside the court in madrid. good morning. guy, what can we expect from this hearing? later on this morning jenni hermoso is expected to arrive at the national court where she will face questions from thejudge questions from the judge investigating this case. that questions from thejudge investigating this case. thatjudge is trying to decide whether this case should go to trial, whether luis rubiales, the former president of the football federation, should go on trial for sexual assault and coercion. we are expecting jenni hermoso to reiterate her claim that that case that luis rubiales gave her in the aftermath of that win by the spanish women's team in the world cup final back in august, that it was a

the department for transport said it was in regular contact with airports.quid rules, the one you come home from may not have. so, do check. new scanners should eventually make the airportjourney much smoother, but there could be some turbulence along the way. katy austin, bbc news. let's stick with the positives! very exciting that we will be swiftly cruising through security again — and end to those queues and tuts at fellow passengers. but it could be a while before every airport lane is set, and in the meantime, there's the danger that the inconsistencies cause even more confusion and delay. you, sally, flew out of teesside, where they have scrapped those rules. but you would be forgiven for turning up at manchester and thinking, i don't need my 100 millilitres. everybody toting at you. it happens all the time! i can't wait until the day when we don't have to have those plastic bags with toiletries. sounds like that they may be a little further ahead than we thought and planned though. it is 26. seven. it is ten to seven. good job carol knows what is goi

a million train journeys are set to be discounted as part of a special promotion by the department for transportfrom monday. the cheaper advance and off peak prices will be available for travel across england and wales, and cross—border trips to scotland. the promotions are valid for journeys between the 30th of january . and the 15th of march, january. and the 15th of march, and these are live pictures from just a short time ago of a european spacecraft named axiom mission three, which has just arrived at the international space station. all four crew members on board are from italy, turkey and sweden . that capsule turkey and sweden. that capsule has flown in space twice before and it went to the international space station on both of those occasions . space station on both of those occasions. during their time in orbit, the four person crew will carry out more than 30 scientific experiments . scientific experiments. >> it's hard to fathom what, and as ever, you can get more on all of those stories and many more by visiting our website, gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> thanks, sam . you're awesome

for transporting animals. it will include deputies, representatives of transport companies, the public and relevant departmentsthe first meeting is scheduled for early february. meanwhile, twix’s story is not the first time that parliamentarians have called on transport workers to engage in dialogue. in november 2019, the reason for discussing adjustments was an air incident: a fat cat was not allowed into the cabin of the plane due to exceeding the permissible weight. the owner changed pet on the scale to circumvent the norm, for which the airline excluded the passenger from the loyalty program. as a result, i received a flurry of criticism and a parliamentary request asking me to reconsider internal regulations from the beginning. since then, the standards of many airlines have changed, the weight limit has almost doubled and some animals are allowed to be placed next to the owner in the cabin. alexander shavirin, anna melikyan, maxim koul, sergey vergunov, duma tv. parliamentary hour. and that’s all, you watched the “parliamentary hour” program. see you in air. let’s tell you what this day is memorable for

for the speaker? no, i do not have. now let's ask the boss. transport department tell us about collecting internal reserves. he weak points from the oncoming plan, also empty, again took on additional obligations and ordered to live long, well, that means you can handle it, otherwise how, well, where is the head of the transport department, it’s interesting to know , like his... in the past, the workshop was chronically lagging behind, as soon as he appears at the podium for me, where is the head of the transport department, i’m here, comrades, well , yes, well... comrades, our workshop was chronically lagging behind, now it is chronically ahead i celebrated the new year long before the end. drivers larionov and kudko, using one engine for two on-board vehicles, undertook to service the maximum number from one connection, right in the garage. from one gas station. drivers larionov and kudko leave early in the morning for the line, return to the garage late, during the day, where they spend the night, without going home for the second month, wiping the dump truck with rags from their clothes, thank you, pleas

joining me now is david sussi and former inspector general for the department of transportation, mary skiavo. air traffic audio appearing to show that the japan airlines flight was cleared for landing. what do you think went wrong? what other questions do you have right now? >> well, the questions i have are the fact that we think that air traffic, they gave that clearance, perhaps they gave clearance to the other perhaps as well. but what i -- the question i have is why did the air traffic controller not follow up on that? air traffic controllers are extremely busy. their jobs are extremely difficult. to be able to say, i'm giving you clearance to do this, you need to verify the previous command that was given was followed up properly. if you say hold short of a runway, they need to go back and confirm they did. not just get a verbal back from them. i suspect that might be part of what's going on here. it is a global issue. it's gone on, as we know far too often in the united states just in the last few months. >> meaning, they actually should have asked if they held short. >> no, th

so what am i ryan o'neal friend, the prime minister instruct the department for to transport fast trackls so can track those proposals so we can end overcrowding on chiltern. prime agree with prime minister and i agree with my hon. friend that the performance on chiltern hasn't been in recent been good enough in recent times. that children . times. i know that children. have recently begun engagement with the rolling stock leasing market, which will help reduce overcrowding. but also, together with dft, they are looking at providing additional capacity at peak times. so i know my honourable friend, the rail minister will ensure that these plans continue to progress and keep my hon. friend updated . patrick. >> ready? thank you, mr speaker. >> ready? thank you, mr speaker. >> what exactly is it about the prospect of deportation to rwanda that makes the government think it will such think it will be such a deterrent to asylum seekers? does think that life in does it think that life in rwanda is somehow less comfortable, secure, comfortable, less secure, less safe is . here comfortable, le

will my honourable friend the prime minister instruct the department for transport fast—track those proposalsg. we are looking at providing additional capacity at peak times as well. the honourable friend the real minister will ensure these plans continue to progress and keep my honourable friend updated. what exactly is it about the prospect of deportation to rwanda that makes the government think it will be such a deterrent to asylum seekers? does it think that life in rwanda is somehow less comfortable, less secure, less safe than it is here in the united kingdom? what does the united kingdom think is wrong with rwanda? it is does the united kingdom think is wrong with rwanda?— does the united kingdom think is wrong with rwanda? it is not that there is anything _ wrong with rwanda? it is not that there is anything wrong _ wrong with rwanda? it is not that there is anything wrong with - wrong with rwanda? it is not that there is anything wrong with it, i wrong with rwanda? it is not that there is anything wrong with it, it | there is anything wrong with it, it is not the united kingdom, mr

for the speaker? no, i don't have it, now let's ask the head of the transport department, tell us about the search of e past. as soon as he appears to me immediately on the podium, where head of the transport department, i’m here, comrades, well, yes, well, comrades, our department was chronically lagging behind, now it is chronically overtaking, and long before the end we met.

the home office and ministry of justice, it's the department for transport., a vehicle. just tell our viewers what happened. if it's not too painful you if could go painful for you. if you could go back to that years ago, back to that day 17 years ago, what to you and your what happened to you and your family? yeah i, i my mother, elizabeth, had come to stay. >> i remember it so vividly. it was one of those gorgeous sunny days when summer's around the corner. were going to visit days when summer's around the corrnew were going to visit days when summer's around the corrnew nephew going to visit days when summer's around the corrnew nephew ating to visit days when summer's around the corrnew nephew at the to visit days when summer's around the corrnew nephew at the chelsea and my new nephew at the chelsea and westminster hospital, and, um, we decided to get the bus because the weather was so nice and my mother loved buses. so we were just approaching, approaching the bus depot in mortlake and, and there was lots of busyness. there was lots of honking of horns

. >>> a new round of funding for high-speed rail projects connecting sin city to southern california. the transportation department just announcing $2.5 billion in bond money for that new line. that's on top of the $3 billion in funding announced last month. when the project is done in 2028, the ride will take about two hours, or hatch as long as the drive between l.a. and las vegas. >>> we're also getting the first look inside california's high-speed rail authority showcasing some of the early train mock-ups yesterday in sacramento. these are not the final versions of the design, but they are meant to give you a little insight and to get some feedback from across the state before the final design is announced. >>> the ceo of boeing is trying to assure passengers its planes are safe. this comes after companies -- the company's 737 max 9 planes were grounded following that close call when a door panel fell off midflight. ceo david calhoun is meeting with senators on capitol hill at this hour. he told lawmakers that the company is working to deal with the deficienies that they're finding in boeing planes. he'll also

into these things was asking for stuff from like the vice president's office not the white house counsel itself. >> everything. >> left out the department of transportationat's sad for them. can we take a step back on a serious note. the other legal cases that former president is dealing with right now, what are you watching and where do they stand? >> i'm watching everything. >> i know you are. >> the big one this week is we're watching to see what these three judges on the d.c. circuit court of appeals will do in the january 6th federal criminal case, specifically, they heard this last week and now we're watching specifically to see what each of these people is going to vote for and just yesterday, we got a little inkling of where their heads may be at right now. judge henderson joined with three other judges on the d.c. circuit in a totally different case to write a statement saying they want there to be a lot of deference by special counsel's offices that are pursuing a case like this against someone like donald trump, former president. there should be deference around the executive branch and presidency. judge pan has written on this topic and not s

’re driving, you’re afraid, we ’re going to zabaikalsk, the linear department of the russian ministry of internal affairs for transportns of kilograms of gold bars are stored here. and tens of millions of rubles, during the search operations more than 90 million rubles were seized, let’s get them, show them this golden bloody money, here they are, yes, really 90 million rubles. and gold, gold, more than 50 kg of gold, well, the pathetic thing is here, wow, the pathet is worth a lot, there’s probably more than 20 kg here, right? yes, here in this package more than 20 kg, let's try to get, oh, these are the tiles of gold - these are clearly homemade and homemade ingots, they were clearly made at some mine, here's one even with a hologram of the author, someone got to the point, here we see , who owns these bars, heavy. and each one is one and a half kilograms, we go into the next room, here is that same gold jack, it’s not a light thing, when the gold was there it was even heavier, show me what’s inside, well, the outside is an ordinary jack for a truck, yes, yes, on the outside ordinary, but one of the participants cri

the department for transport told us they are continuing to develop a clear programme for selling landle and force them into criminality. but an operation between two police forces this week saw more than 30 people arrested as part of a major crackdown. phil bodmer reports. i'm heading westbound. stepping up the fight on the drugs gangs, blighting lives and plaguing communities. this is the battle against those defying county boundaries to ply their illicit trade. police! open the door! this is project medusa, a major initiative between north yorkshire and merseyside police. going on intelligence that we've received, it could be from various different sources, it can be from members of the public, it could be from anywhere, it leads us to to suggest that there's information out there that these people are dealing drugs. therefore, a warrant has been granted by the magistrate's court and executed today. so that's why we suspect there may be some evidence in relation to drugs dealing inside the premises. sirens. more than 100 officers are taking part using dogs, drones, fast response veh

for instance the department of transportation is reconnecting community pilot programs a first of itsnd billion-dollar program to reconnect communities that had been cut off from job opportunities, public transit and educational and trainingni opportunities for the placement of major highways or other physical barriers. in buffalo, new york the program has allocated over $55 million to build a tunnel to cover the kensington expressway, which cut off the east and west sides of the roads which previously connected those residents to communityy services options and opportunities. this has been a community priorities in the 1980s and the department of commerce program is a new grant program that will invest $200 million in connecting workers to get jobs in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods that are often disconnected from opportunities that are only miles away. we also recognize that distressed communities are the least likely to have the capacity to proactively identify and seek out opportunities and that's why the administration is finding ways to reach out to communities and hel

you’re driving, you’re afraid, we’re going to zabaikalsk, the linear department of the russian ministry of internal affairs for transportf kilograms of gold bars and tens of millions of rubles are stored here. during the search it was seized. more than 90 million rubles. let's get them, show them, these are these golden blood money, here it is, yes, really 90 million rubles. and gold, gold, more than 50 kg of gold, well, there’s a bag here, wow, the bag is heavy, there’s probably more than 20 kg, yes, there’s more than 20 kg in this bag. let's try to get, oh, these are the tiles of gold - these are clearly self-made and home-made ingots, they were clearly made at some mine, here's one even with a hologram of the author, someone got to the point, so we see who owns the data ingots, heavy, each one a kilogram and a half. let's move on into the next room, that same golden jack. the thing is not easy, when there was gold there it was even heavier. show me what's inside. well, it’s just an external jack for a truck, right? yes, the appearance is ordinary, but one of the members of the criminal community, roman lopatin, used

re driving, are you afraid, we are going to zabaikalsk, the linear department of the russian ministry of internal affairs for transportse, tens of kilograms of gold bars and tens of millions of rubles are stored here. during the search operations, more than 90 million rubles were seized. let's get them, show these here is the golden blood money, here it is, yes, indeed, 90 million rubles. and gold, gold, more. here we see who owns these bars , heavy ones, each weighing one and a half kilograms , we go into the next room, here is that same gold jack, it’s not an easy thing, when the gold there was even heavier, show me what ’s inside, well, just an ordinary external jack for a truck. yes, yes, outwardly ordinary, but one of the members of the criminal community, roman lopatin, used this device, here he hid it gold, so it closes, all this is in oil, plus packaging, all this was found in his car during his arrest on the way to the village of zabaikalsk, zabaikalsk, yes, that is, you will never think that this is gold, that this is gold. one of the methods of concealment. it is difficult to say how much gold is seized in

the department for transport says safety is a top priority and that the government is working closelyhe government i'm afraid. when you say they are illegal to own privately, i mean that so confusing because how can you tell the difference between as it whizzes past you whether it's one that is illegal or legal?— illegal or legal? well, the definition _ illegal or legal? well, the definition as _ illegal or legal? well, the definition as they - illegal or legal? well, the definition as they can i illegal or legal? well, the j definition as they can only illegal or legal? well, the i definition as they can only be illegal or legal? well, the - definition as they can only be used privately owned ones to, on private grounds. that's a very limited thing obviously and we see them out on the roads are not. it's very difficult to tell them apart particularly when they are whizzing past. most of the rental schemes do have a well branded, well—controlled, well—maintained e—scooters. you have to be over 16 to use them. you have to be over 16 to use them. you have to have a professional driving

there was more according to connecticut's department of transportation an opportunity for first responders to basically dust off snow removal equipment that in some cases hadn't been used in years. >> we're new englanders, we're used to it, but i think it's going to be a good refresher course for a lot of people here at the d.o.t. but also people throughout the state of this is what winter should look like. >> reporter: yeah, when the transportation officials who you just heard from also told me because of the timing of this storm they were hopeful that the impact would be less than what they would experience in other storms, meaning that this hit not only overnight but on the weekend so a lot of people didn't have to venture out for school or work. so that was certainly giving them the supper hand. folks will be closely tracking another storm in the coming days that could pack even a heavier, more severe punch. our weather expert allison will fill you in on those details. for now clear sailing in connecticut. plows have been working overnight. they still rolled out over 600 individual ded

well, a win for the department of transportation tonight as it announced a ten year low in flight cancellationsreport shows. of the seven of the 16.3 million in u.s. flights last year, well, less than 1.2% did not take off, and that is the lowest rate since 2013. during this past holiday season, grounded flights were even less common, just 0.8% of flights were canceled. >> coming up in sports, the warriors lose one of their most electric players for what could be said. final weeks jason up next with reaction from the team also then coming up on the 11:00 news tonight, well, don't forget to look up to the sky. >> the first meteor shower of the new year hits peak visibility overnight what is a bit of a surprise. purdy was the top vote getter for this year's pro bowl, and you know, he's the highest rated quarterback in the nfl. so it's i think it's appropriate. he led all players in balloting with 452,000 votes. remain likable considering where he was less than two years ago, with the 40 niners taking purdy. of course, with the very last pick of the 2022 draft. since then, purdy has blossomed into

for transporting animals. it will include deputies, representatives of transport companies, the public and relevant departmentse first meeting is scheduled for early february. now footage from the presidential press service. dear colleagues, dear alexander grigorievich. good afternoon, greetings to everyone. opening of a new film complex at the legendary vostok station. this event is big. and significant, and for our scientists, polar explorers, i think even for the whole country, i will now say something about this, it will be clear why. i have the right to say so that this event concerns the whole country, but also for our country and for our partners, for our friends, in the exploration and development of this continent, our pioneer researchers have one of the key places, it is enough to mention the russian expedition led by a naval officer and belenshausen, who slightly more than two centuries ago from... they discovered this icy continent, as they themselves called it, this is our common history, the history of the achievements of our ancestors, which russia and belarus are rightfully proud of. as you kno

includes many years of work at the head of the department of industry, transport and communications of the ministry of economy. then immediately to deputy minister. for last 4 years i was the first deputy, now such a logical step is the very top of this career ladder, it won’t be easy, it will be difficult, especially this year, not because the current president wants to continue to be president, not because someone wants something, we just have to prove to people once again that we have worked honestly and sincerely these years, and if it works out convince people that there will be no better person than us, if possible, i say openly at the beginning of the year, and your ministry must play a significant role here. indeed, economic work, especially recently, has been more associated with the president and the government; its results, of course, are visible people and in terms of salaries, prices, inflation, at the beginning of the twenty-third they laid down a corridor of 7%, at the end of the year we came out with 5.5, our enterprises and brands started operating, we managed to sell our products, we mastered it. new markets, and yes, all this under

the environmental protection agency regulates pollutants, the department of transportation comes apostates the standards forhighways. the u.s. department of agriculture makes sure our food is safe. the fda determines which drugs are available to us. osha, department of labor, keep workers safe and protect workers rights. experts at the department of health and human services help our health care policy adapt to emergencies, changing technology, and informs health care decisions that have an impact on more than half of the country's population. chevron differences rooted in the belief that agency experts and not courts have subjects area expertise to inform and implement laws with the appropriate nuance. that conservative groups that have, for decades, been working to undo chevron in order to limit agency power and to limit regulatory authority. for instance, back in 2018, then white house counsel to president trump said, it said it outright at the conservative political action conference quote, there is a coherent plan here where actually, the judicial selection and the the regulatory efforts are really the

for air travel. the department of transportation says flight cancellations in 2023 fell to the lowest level in at least2% of flights canceled. also noting that hillary de travel has been relatively smooth. still to come, chaos in the courtroom. a judge attacked by a defendant. the whole thing caught on camera, you may have seen this moment already. what led to this, we will have that next on cnn news central. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. new charges for a nomad a man who launched a stalking courtroom attach -- marshall caught on camera. this is something that began as a routine sensing hearing. it ended up in chaos and with a trip to the hospital for the marshall. >> cnn's marc valerio has

this comes after transportation department approved to have billion dollars for the new line on top of $3 billion announced last month. the project is expected to be complete in 2028. it will connect vegas in southern california. >>> one of the biggest events in san diego his back. the events were on the chopping block because of budget cuts. the mayor's office tells us the mayor and city council members cut their own budgets to preserve funding. here you go. the event will be held april 21, june 9 and september 8. >>> the future of dining has arrived in the south bay. last week we gave you a preview. today cloud teaches new downtown pool hall celebrated its grand opening. it is part of what is being called the tile kitchen movement with dozens of restaurants all under one roof. the order by app or in person on a touchscreen. pick up the food to go dine in and have brought to your table by a robot or you pay doordash to deliver. >> whether you are looking for sushi, mediterranean or even mexican, diverse new food options await patrons who come to our city's core. >> that's what they wa

you do not meet the deadlines, you will have to suspend funding for many departments, including in the areas agriculture, energy, transportme remind you that in the document from november last year there was not a single line about monetary assistance to israel and ukraine. this approach has been retained in the new version. the bundestag has adopted germany's budget for this year. the document provides for almost 500 euros of expenses and about 40 billion new loans. approval was not easy; for several weeks they could not agree on the final amounts. let me remind you that the main problem is the lack of money for already agreed upon projects. at first they were going to be financed from funds for the fight against consequences of the pandemic, but the federal constitutional court prohibited this. now we have to look for new sources and save. including canceling benefits for farmers. the main financial document must be finalized at the beginning. february. china became the world's largest exporter of automobiles for the first time. in the twenty-third, he supplied almost 5 million units abroad, which is one and a half time

demonstration for the federal transit administration as the director of this and also the director of the city of pittsburgh's department of mobility and infrastructure and the director of transportation planning for washington, d.c. a fulbright scholar with a masters. gabby giffords is also a fulbright scholar with a masters degree, city and regional planning from cornell university. she received her undergraduate degree from michigan state university. >> thank you, it's mr. chairman. it's my -- at the department of transportation. joining is the division manager promoted to director in 2014. in this role she manages critical safety programs and initiatives and north dakota including the states of vision zero plan something we are familiar with strives to eliminate injuries. karen and her team are the boots on the ground to keep the roads safe for all. also serving as a representative for the safety association the organization focused on preventing highway fatalities. a bachelor of science in nursing from the university of mary and worked as an oncology nurse before transitioning to state government. i'm pleased she's here today to receive her valuable input. thank you all for being