bush administration, also served in the department of transportation. under george w. bush, she was the secretary of labor. and now, of course, she is secretary of transportation. for a lot of people -- on the head of the commentary page at "the examiner," it's a conservative page, and a lot of conservatives were not in line with donald trump early in the primaries, and there's a very mixed result of what they think about the work that he's doing. but where there's almost no mixture, almost no sort of debate, is on the question of deregulation. there is broad praise from conservatives that donald trump has been -- that his administration has been doing an excellent job, not just of not increasing regulations, but of dismantling the most destructive, most harmful, most useless regulations on the federal book. and one of the epp centeicenter this is the department of transportation preponderance we talked a little bit about this. there are some rules congress is going to have to change. we talked about davis bacon and some of the labor rules. we talked about nepa, the env

>>you paul coming up next on the news at 5 we'll show you the new push from the department of transportation >>maybe a little you drive differently and that is the message of that million dollar campaign ad by the department of transportation to try to keep the road safe, keep them safe from impaired driver says that works according to the numbers the weeks leading up to labor day those are among the deadliest for people out there on the roads. >>but as kron four's washington correspondent trevor shirley reports for us tonight. alcohol is not the only problem that authorities are up against. >>if you haven't seen them yet you probably will soon ads like this one, if you feel different. you drive different are the backbone of a million campaign by the department of transportation to stop impaired driving leading up to labor day. >>it's really important that we continue to get this message out because we're still losing so many lives to this issue. >>jamie fister of the national highway traffic safety administration says statistically the weeks leading up to and including labor day are among t

i wanted to recognize steven bradbury for a quick update on department of transportation activities. steven. mr. bradbury: thank you, mr. vice president, members of the space council and distinguished guests. on behalf of secretary chao, i'm pleased to update the council of the department of transportation efforts to streamline the licensing of commercial space launches and re-entries, and on d.o.t.'s activities regarding satellite-based navigation. first, on april 15 of this year, in accordance with the president's space policy directive two, the department of transportation with the faa published a notice of proposed rulemaking for a major streamlining of faa's commercial space launch and reentry regulations. this proposal represents a great deal of work by many people at the faa and in the office of secretary. and it was produced in near record time. it was developed with input from experts in the faa, the commercial space industry, and other departments and agencies across the federal government. consistent with the president's instructions, the proposed rule would replace outdate

of transport and the department of transport and the department of transport head of property team soall of these warnings crucially before the first phase of hs2 had been signed off by parliament. as protesters occupy fields and footpaths next to a construction site, people will ask whether mps we re site, people will ask whether mps were misled. hs2 does have strong support, but the evidence we've seen not only raises questions about whether this programme is value for money but about transparency and trust. hs2 has responded by saying there has been extensive scrutiny of the project by the national audit office and parliamentary committees. and the department of transport said, like in any major complex programme, delivery plans evolve over time. but with the team appointed by the government to review the scheme set to begin their work tomorrow, it's hard to say how high speed 2 will evolve in the coming weeks. tom burridge, bbc news. changes to planning rules in england could see companies building taller phone masts. it's part of a wider government move to boost the rollout of 5g

. >> the texas department of transportation to try and get a guardrail because this is not the firstan accident like this has happened. i think people have been driving straight for such a long time that this curve is catching them out. >> the texas department of transportation say there is signage posted in the area to alert drivers to the curve and are studying if there are any other improvements they can make to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. ♪ >>>hang dn is these alemanticau that faloupe aut 10 fte's n her who's about feet long. >> he's trying to getsome. she ain't having it. she's not in the mood. maybe she has a headache. >> she doesn't want him in her personal space. >> slap him with that tail, girl. >> before she does it, she slowly creeps by, i'm giving you time to get away. >> this is the part where she mentions she's fine. >> he told her to calm down. >> she's got a response. >> oh! i am calm. [ laughter ] >> it's like a baseball bat hitting another baseball bat. >> it does. >> it's like a home run ight baby ruth. he kind of turns hisa like wow, she reall

i was briefing personally the director at the department of transport, the head of property at the departmentative team, so, at that level, the department knew. and all of these warnings crucially before the first phase of hs2 had been signed off by parliament. as protesters occupy fields and footpaths next to a construction site, people will ask whether mps were misled. for all the opposition, hs2 does have strong support, but the evidence we've seen not only raises questions about whether this programme is value for money but about transparency and trust. and for the first time, this former hs2 manager is speaking out. andrew bruce's job was to work out how much all of the land and property needed to build the first phase of the railway would cost. in the previous estimate, some properties had ridiculous values. so, you've got a school and the land around it for £782.45. yes. he improved the data and discovered that aspect of the project would need an extra £2 billion. but he says hs2 sacked him just half an hour before he was due to present that uncomfortable truth to the department for tr

on thursday the department of transportation added horses to the list of approved service animals. includes cats and dogs. this does not mean all airlines are obligated to board mini horses but if they ignore the guideline they could face a penalty. animals outside of dogs, cats and mini horses will be denied. >> i'm trying to figure out how this will work. they're between 150 and 300 pounds. >> i don't even -- yeah, i don't know how this is going to work. like, do you buy it's own seat? and on a funny note, this just makes me think of the little naz x song. i've got the horses on the plane. >> exactly. very good. >> my little pony, it ain't. diana king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >> you got it. >> trailblazers on the soccer field. we'll meet the referee that made history along with her all female officiating crew. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes... ...which is believed to reduce inflammation. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most commo

potentially resulting in a slower pace of transportation innovation. the department announced the creation of the nontraditional and emerging transportation technology or net counsel, and internal deliberative team tasked with identifying and resolving jurisdictional and regulatory gaps. these gaps may impede the department of technology like tunneling, autonomous vehicles and other innovations. the council address challenges of uncertainties in obtaining necessary authorizations and permits by ensuring the traditional modal silo do not impede deployment of new technology. in closing safety remains the government's number one priority and we are committed to improving safety while leading innovation in the transportation system. chairman, ranking members, thank you for your time today and i will answer your questions. >> good morning, chairman wicker, ranking member cantwell, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify to discuss the administration's role in ensuring safety in the nation's rail system. the mission of fra is to enable the effici

it said it was certified by the department of transportation. the department of transportation standards for a helmet. he got in a crash and died. there was litigation. the company sued amazon which settled without admitting for liability for $5,000 for the family. years later, 2018, the department of transportation detests and found that the helmet did not meet the standards. and then the company had to recall the helmet. so we found that the helmet -- the guy died in a helmet that had been fraudulently claiming that it was up to a certain standard and it was not. even after the recall, we found the helmet still for sale on amazon. >> amazon, by the way, says they didn't sell the helmet. merely listed it. i want to put up amazon's response. they said they try to block things. in 2018 our teams and technologies proactively blocked more than three billion suspect listings for various forms of abuse including noncompliance before they were published to our store. lastly, justin, you think amazon is getting on the ball or a critical problem? >> amaz

of vehicle related technologies moving rapidly. we only expect the space to accelerate over the next decade. the department released preparing for the future of transportation 3.0 which advances her commitment to supporting the safe intuition of automation to the surface transportation sector but to ensure safety and automation the department must protect the 5 .9 gigahertz of safety band of radio spectrum. this band is critically important for reducing crashes injuries and fatalities while mitigating congestion. allstate -- i'll are you today with connected vehicle projects in the united states alone. the department does not promote any particular technology over another and we encourage the automotive industry wireless technology company and other innovators to continued developing multiple to elegies that leverage the safety band. it regards implementation the fastback project i am proud to report this department acted on all project rules required by map-21 and the fast act. currently the environmental review process is inconsistent for product launches. critically important to protect the environment and save her communities by reducing product -- if w

general council of the department of transportation, steven bradbury. director of the office of science and technology policy, dr. calvin, deputy assistant to the president and homeland security and counterterrorism advisor, rear admiral peter brown. deputy assistant to the president and center director for the defense policy and strategy, earl mathews. undersecretary of state for economic growth, energy and the environment, keith cross. administrator of the national aeronautics and space administration, jim bridenstine. chairman. joint chiefs of staff, general jose joseph dunser. acting secretary, matthew donovan. acting deputy of homeland security, david bokosski. acting intelligence director, joseph mcguire. acting director of office of management and budget, russ volk. >> secretary of commerce wilbur ross. the director of the national air and space museum dr. ellen stofan. stofan. >> it's an honor to welcome the national space council back to the museum to continue the work of mapping the future of american space exploration, surrounded here by icons

let me close by emphasizing that for the secretary and all of us at the department of transportation,ur participation in supporting the objectives of national space council is among our highest priorities. by coordinated the efforts of all the members of the space council, we can achieve tremendous benefits for the american people and our national economy. thank you. mr. pence: great, thank you very much. great report, sir. give the secretary our best. great. and i can attest to the secretary's enthusiasm, and we are very, very grateful for the efforts. one last time before we go to national security. we actually asked the deputy secretary of energy to be here. of energy ist actually not a part of the national space council but is doing so much important work in the space. we wanted, we wanted secretary perry and your team to be represented here, so to the deputy secretary, dan, maybe you could summarize your testimony, and then will move international security. give a round of applause for the department of energy. they have really been leaning in on this. thank you, dan. [applause]

wraps up saturday with the dnc general session starting on saturday. >> today the city's department of transportationill launch a new three year paving plan about 100 miles of city streets will see smooth new pavement. mayor libby shaf will announce. >>> it's not going to be a smooth commute for many of you. take a look at our trouble spots. northbound 101 at caesar chavez you are blocked and that delay is going to start to stretch out. over to the east bay. they've finally cleared the accident that was westbound on highway 24. however, the delays still live on unfortunately as you are leaving walnut creek this morning. this accident still in play with the hov lane blocked there. the delays and slow travel times stretch all the way to the dublin interchange. you might consider taking 84 westbound instead this morning if you are coming through the altamonte pass. all through the south bay this is going to be a problem throughout the morning. i don't think they're going to recover. >>> one lane is blocked and on 880 at 101 blocking things up northbound on the nimgmets. >> okay. emily it's a foggy start

i was briefing personally the director at the department of transport, the head of property at the departmentment of transport‘ project representative team, so at that level the department knew. and all of these warnings crucially before the first phase of hs2 had been signed off by parliament. as protesters occupy fields and footpaths next to a construction site, people will ask whether mps were misled. for all the opposition, hs2 does have strong support, but the evidence we've seen not only raises questions about whether this programme is value for money but about transparency and trust. hs2 has responded by saying there has been extensive scrutiny of the project by the national audit office and parliamentary committees. and the department for transport said, like in any major complex programme, delivery plans evolve over time. but with the team appointed by the government to review the scheme set to begin their work tomorrow, it's hard to say how high speed will evolve in the coming weeks. tom burridge, bbc news. and tom joins me in the studio now. all of this begs the question to begin,

i was briefing personally the director at the department of transport, the head of property at the departmentf transport‘ project representative team, so at that level the department knew. and all of these warnings crucially before the first phase of hs2 had been signed off by parliament. as protesters occupy fields and footpaths next to a construction site, people will ask whether mps were misled. for all the opposition, hs2 does have strong support, the evidence we've seen not only raises questions about whether this programme is value for money but about transparency and trust. hs2 has responded by saying there has been extensive scrutiny of the project by the national audit office and parliamentary committees. and the department for transport said, like in any major complex programme, delivery plans evolve over time. but with the team appointed by the government to review the scheme set to begin their work tomorrow, it's hard to say how high speed will evolve in the coming weeks. tom burridge, bbc news. doug thornton was a former director of land and property for hs2 and joins me now. whe

i was briefing personally the director at the department of transport, the head of property at the departmentam, so, at that level, the department knew. and all of these warnings crucially before the first phase of hs2 had been signed off by parliament. as protesters occupy fields and footpaths next to a construction site, people will ask whether mps were misled. for all the opposition, hs2 does have strong support, but the evidence we've seen not only raises questions about whether this programme is value for money but about transparency and trust. and for the first time, this former hs2 manager is speaking out. andrew bruce's job was to work out how much all of the land and property needed to build the first phase of the railway would cost. in the previous estimate, some properties had ridiculous values. so, you've got a school and the land around it for £782.45. yes. he improved the data and discovered that aspect of the project would need an extra £2 billion. but he says hs2 sacked him just half an hour before he was due to present that uncomfortable truth to the department for transport.

let me quote by emphasizing for the secretary and all of us the department of transportation our participationrting the objectives of the national space council is among our highest priorities. by coordinating the efforts of all the members of the space council we can achieve tremendous benefits to the american people and our national economy. thank you. >> great. thank you. [applause] grades. i can attest to the secretary enthusiasm and we are very grateful for the effort. one last thing before we go to national security. we asked the deputy secretary to begin and the apartment of energy is not a part of the national space council but doing so much important work in this space and we want secretary perry and your team to be represented so to the deputy secretary dan, maybe you could summarize the testimony and then will move to national security but -- give a round of applause to the department of energy. [applause] >> thank you, mr. vice president, to share a few. it's a personal honor to be here with such a distinguished group of individuals who are continuing to work on america's resurgenc

in the department of transport says like in any major complex programme, delivery plans evolve over timeet to begin their work tomorrow, it is ha rd to to begin their work tomorrow, it is hard to say how high—speed to will evolve in the coming weeks. —— hs2. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the us pharmaceutical giantjohnson &johnson says it will appeal after being ordered by a judge in oklahoma to pay a fine of more than $500 million for fuelling an epidemic of pain—killing opioid. the ruling is seen as a test case for litigation against drugs companies across the united states. britain's labour leader meets opposition mps today as he looks for support for his plans to block a no—deal brexit. jeremy corbyn said leaving the eu without agreement would put britain at the mercy of president trump and us corporations. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the financial times which

. >> but the pennsylvania department of transportation says this move was long overdue. >> we're gladia that we're able to offer license that's inclusive of everybody and it allows people to have something in their pockets that shows accurately who they are. >> rose says it's time. >> that would feel really good to have an identification that felt more who i am. >> the pennsylvania department of transportation says the changes will go into effect next spring, and drivers will be able to mark x instead of male or female. in pennsylvania, fox news. jon: programming note for you, the new season of our documentary series "scandalous" debuts tonight. this season focuses on the death of hollywood icon marilyn monroe. take a look. >> as the sun goes over los angeles, california, on the morning of august 5, 1962, word had already spread that something was amiss at 12305 elena drive. >> i went to marilyn's house, as i was coming up into the driveway, i saw might be 10, 15 members of the press there, maybe three or four uniformed police officers. >> this is the cottage in the brentwood section

we actually reached out to the texas department of transportation and they didn't get back to >>> she and her boyfriend are traveling the globe doing marine research. well, she came upon this on a beach. >> that's a giant stuffed turtle. she said that turtle was making her way back to the sea after laying some eggs. she says she was walking down the beach but she found this momma instead between a rock and another rock. so they start trying to lift her up with her own brute strength. they can get up to 350 pounds. >> maybe, just maybe. >> that's what i was wondering too and i wonder if that's what caused the turtle to be stuck in the first place. >> you can see george here just trying to push finally and get a piece of wood that they're using as a lever to get her out of there. you can see her flapping the flippers and going up and down like, okay, i get what you're trying to do. it took them about 30 minutes to get her out of and then eventually get her out. they were actually able to make this happen and to watch this mom make her way back into the sea where she belongs. hopefully s

i was briefing personally the director at the department of transport, the head of property at the departmentt that level, the department knew. and all of these warnings crucially before the first phase of hs2 had been signed off by parliament. as protesters occupy fields and footpaths next to a construction site, people will ask whether mps were misled. for all the opposition, hs2 does have strong support, but the evidence we've seen not only raises questions about whether this programme is value for money but about transparency and trust. and for the first time, this former hs2 manager is speaking out. andrew bruce's job was to work out how much all of the land and property needed to build the first phase of the railway would cost. in the previous estimate, some properties had ridiculous values. so, you've got a school and the land around it for £782.45. yes. he improved the data and discovered that aspect of the project would need an extra £2 billion. but he says hs2 sacked him just half an hour before he was due to present that uncomfortable truth to the department for transport. i think

. >> reporter: the pep pen department of transportation says the changes will go into effect next springand drivers will be able to mark x instead of male or female. e or female. >>> mary ann williamson, the self-help author and presidential candidate brought her outsider campaign to san francisco's mission district. >> the convincible political establishment is the problem. it is time for the people to step in. >> absolutely. >> at many's restaurant, she talked about her vision for the nation and creating what she calls a moral economy with come pathate capitalism. some of the crowd say williamson caught their attention in the last debate appear inspired them to pay more attention to politics. >> i've never been inspired by politics and i'm inspired to listen to her and to actually start to be an activist and make a difference. i actually didn't vote in the last election but i do plan to vote in this one. >> mary ann williamson says even though two other candidates have dropped out, she has no intention of independenting her campaign. so far, she has not qualified for the next democrati

the department of transportation launched a three- year paving plan the great pay. the $100 million plan will focus on neighborhood streets. 100 miles of city streets. smooth new pavement. >>> after spending years and portable classrooms and students and teachers in contra costa county are in a new school. originally designed as a kindergarten through eighth grade school in the 50s but stone valley middle school over the decades. the alamo school with a major renovation to give it a more modern look. the district said it was all possible after measure d past. $268 million facilities bond. >>> the community recognizes that students need to have places where they feel welcome. great environments to feel engaged. the reality is the changing dynamics of 21st century learning the spaces are more flexible. there is more natural light. they are much more modern. some some of the amenities include a quad area and a multipurpose area. smaller construction projects are still in the works. >>> we will be wrapping up our back-to-school coverage tomorrow with a look at the future

which senator manchin mentioned that said m cast wasn't in the original manual. >> the department of transportation conducting a review of certain air carriers and we understand the systemic concern that faa is transitioning from strategy that emphasizes enforcement to one that is more relaxed in terms of compliance, and the agency's ability to document maintenance issues and persistent problems as a result of this approach. in the opening statement they contend, the inspector to close compliance to ensure corrective action is implemented and effective. given all these comments can you explain how the faa is mitigating safety risks to retain the fleet with a relaxed approach. >> thank you for the question. i would like to settle a larger historical context and let my colleague talk about the maintenance issues with the ig report. where we have arrived today in the compliance program is all about how to identify risk and deal with safety proactively and again it is not a matter of relaxed enforcement. if you cannot meet the standards, you cannot comply with appropriate action. this is a process deve

what i think is most important that we have to do, and we were talking about this in our department of transportationh other municipal leaders is we need to think about what transportation is going to look like in the future. investing in a multibillion-dollar system that may be antiquated by the time it is built is not what we want to happen. i think transportation is rapidly changing. if you talk to some of the companies here about how people are going to move, that is what we need to be investing in from a transportation standpoint. we do have to stay ahead of the curve in our major cities in tennessee. we want to be ahead of the growth curve as much as possible so that we can not make the same mistakes that other cities have had to make and had to learn. gov. lee: yeah, we have to lead on this. what i think is most important that we have to do, and we were talking about this in our department of transportation but with other municipal leaders is we need to think about what transportation is going to look like in the future. investing in a multibillion-dollar system that may be antiquated by the t

. >> the department of transportation says the move was long overdue . >> we are glad in pennsylvaniao be able to offer a license that is inclusive ofeverybody and allows people to have something in their pocket that shows accurately. -- who they are . >> rose says it's time . >> that would will so good to have an identification that felt more who i am . >>the pencil thing you department of transportation says changes will go into effect next spring and drivers will be able to mark x instead of male or female. in harrisburg, pennsylvania, bee kirkland, fox news. >>> governor newsome was an surfaces go today at a school to discuss the key priority of his administration, creating affordable housing. the former mayor of semper cisco join current mayor london breed and lynn met with teachers and public safety officials at francis scott key elementary they talked about special down payment assistance programs offered by the city including one to help san francisco teachers. one teacher, a native of san francisco says she's still living with her parents so she can save enough money to buy h

the department of transportation made the small addition to the list of service animals approved to take on planes, but this does not mean all airlines are obligated to board mini horses. it just means if the airlines ignore the new guideline, they could face a penalty. ken. >> extra wide seat i'm guessing. >>> an iron man athlete saved by quick-thinking bay area life guards. >>> tonight a special reunion in the east bay between an elite bay area athlete and the rescuers who saved his life. >> i'm definitely not dead. definitely not dead. >> his name isal hart. he collapsed back in june while jogging on the trails of the shadow cliff swim area in pleasanton. two life guards were there. they responded to him immediately. they thought it was too late. they hooked up a portable defibrillator to try to save him. >> i put the pads on him and then he was doing the ventilation, so i shocked out. >> you shocked him. you pulled the trigger? >> yes, sir. >> those life guards and firefighters arrived, took over. a small ceremony was held today to honor the two young men and first responders who sav

today the oakland department of transportation and city leaders announced the launch of a new pavingr the years. >> this is not just filling the potholes. this is actually replacing the streets, so we don't see potholes. >>Ñi crews have alreadyçó start repaving herald ç>> theçó roadçó to the white h is coming through san francisco. the political heavyweights are arriving in town. 13 presidential candidates will attend the democratic national committee's summer meeting this weekend, among them, senator kamala harris and tomñr steyer. joe biden is not coming to town. he's campaigning in new hampshire instead. a video had candidates not debate on climate change. >> it's something we can't run away from. it's incumbent upon responsible results to make sure our kids have a better future and cleaner environment to live in than we do. >> calls for climate change debate are expected to continue saturday during the general session. >>> we're fighting for the future of the planet. i mean,

the city's department of transportation just launched a new three-year paving plan dubbed the great pave. the $100 million plan will focus on 100 miles of neighborhood streets. >>> tonight b.a.r.t. is looking at whether it can ban street performers and panhandlers from the trains. the aclu is saying not so fast. >> a lot of b.a.r.t. passengers say it's really uncomfortable dealing with panhandling on the train. but the question is now would this ban stand up in court? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. riders can't escape from it, whether it's panhandling or busking. >>> yes i see it every day -- and in the evenings too i see it. >> reporter: it's almost like a job. >> pretty much, an everyday thing. >> reporter: while some people enjoy the performances, many say they can be disruptive, especially on a packed train. >> there's nowhere to go. so you have someone performing right in the middle during rush hour. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. director says a number of rider complaints led her to propose the plan. >> i think the person who paid to get in the fare gate and stood on the train, they have rights too.

you are aware of department of transportation ig is conducting a review of certain air carriers management and maintenance programs. we understand they developed a systemic concern that faa is transitioning from a strategy that emphasizes enforcement to one that is more relaxed in terms of compliance, and they have also indicated questions have arose about the agency's ability to effectively document maintenance issues and identify persistent problems with trends -- problems occurring over time as a result of the new approach. as i indicated in my opening statement, they contained -- content inspections to close out without ensuring the corrective action has been implemented and is effective. given these comments, can you explain how the faa is mitigating safety risks and holding air carriers accountable to appropriately maintain the fleet instead of this relaxed approach? >> thank you, senator for the question. what i would like to do is set a larger historical context to let my colleague talk about specific issues with the ig report. where we have arrived today in the compliance program

ty leaders and the department of transportation have announced a new plan called the great pave. e plan is to repave about 100 miles of oakland streets over the next three years. crews starting repaving street, is idreplacing the so we don't see potholes. >> the mayor grew up here. she knows all about it. the plan is to repair neighborhood streets neglected for years. >>> something bizarre before the raiders game tonight. and the a's do it again to the yankees. back this a moment. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep

the city's department of transportation announced a plan to watch a 3 year. >>paving plan the million plan will focus on neighborhood streets. kron four's gayle ong joins us in the studio with information on when the pair repairs could start gayle. >>pam and ken crew started work weeks ago, but tomorrow is the official announcement about this project drivers say finally an end to the pain of these potholes. >>he was the one of the worst rates in. >>probably the bay area it's the road that's been plagued by puddles for years the corner of harold and champion streets in oakland. realmuto so this year by and sees the pain people experience first hand i see >>somebody could be stopped on the side into there. you know the fires is to let >>video t has now lockdown funding provided by measure k k for the repaving project over the next 3 years hopefully they do more the streets goes really bad d o t says about a 100 miles of city streets will cease mood new pavement. >>i'm no pain expert, but it looks nice. the first portion is done over there. >>crews have already

. >>> the department of transportation said many horses are allowed.his does not mean all airlines are obligated to board many horses. if they ignore this new guideline they could face a penalty. the transportation department said animals other than dogs cats and many horses will be accepted or denied on a case-by- case basis. >>> kids are going to think a birthday party broke out. >>> it could be considered one of the first bay area startups. this beauty empire was born way before tech and way before social media. the two women who started it had no money at all. so how did they build the billion-dollar business known as benefit? >>> is not what we are used to now. sell it ipo and move on. that was not the case about this brand. >>> watch our original report on what has become a nationally recognized cosmetics company. tonight on the new kpix 5 news at 7 pm. >>> no relief from the heat as san jose city hall today. the buildings high-tech and high dollar air conditioning system doesn't work. >>> no verdict indigo ship warehouse trial. why the deliberat

what i think is most important that we have to do, and we were talking about this in our department of transportationow, but with other municipal leaders, we need to think about what transportation is going to look like in the future. you know, investing in a multibillion-dollar system that may be antiquated by the time it is built is not what we want to happen. i think transportation is rapidly changing. if you talk to some of the companies here about how people are going to move, that is what we need to be investing in from a transportation standpoint. we do have to stay ahead of that curve in our major cities, in tennessee. we want to be ahead of the growth curve as much as possible so that we can not make the same mistakes that other cities have had to make and had to learn. we are going to learn from their mistakes and not remake them. emily: my conversation there with governor bill lee of tennessee. well, office-sharing startup wework prepares for an ipo, reportedly looking to go public in september, in what is expected to be the second-biggest initial public offering of the year. wework set to

a department of transportation spokesman said the plane landed safely. the faa is investigating. >> crews attacking a wildfire burning out of control right now and threatening thousands of homes in shasta county. the mountain fire broke out around noon today and burned 600 acres. east of redding. this is video from a pg&e web camera. the blaze more than doubled in size in just one hour. fanned by strong winds and temperatures in the mid-90s. mandatory evacuations for nearly 4,000 people are in place. shastas community college has been evacuated. the cause of the fire is under investigation but of course, it's not the priority at this point. it is putting out the flames. >> just days after a homeless man caught on camera attacking a woman in front of her san francisco condo building, new video shows another attack in that same neighborhood neighborhood. police say there were two cases where a man was punched in the face on the street. dion lim joins us live from the neighborhood with more. >> reporter: kristen sze, it seems to be happening all too often. a

this has been for years in the making it started with us creating for the first time a department of transportation oakland and have won. and then bring into our voters, an ambitious plan and that allowed us to get a bond measure passed measure k k. so that's what's really fueling this project 100 miles of road was and it's not just that we're fill potholes actually grinding him down completely replacing them so they don't get potholes and this is in modern history, the biggest infrastructure project on our roads oakland has ever done. we help everybody is getting more roads fixed. but we actually are fixing even more roads in our lowest income neighborhoods recognizing that the impact of a flat tire a broken ram is actually going impact our struggling families the most and so we have actually prioritized those neighborhoods and again these are neighborhoods that have not seen local roads repaved like in a generation. when we first brought you interview on kron on to get more exclusive content plus live local 24 7 news. >>go to kron on dot tv to start watching now. i was going take a live look outs

ryan: my chief manufacturing officer will sit down with the department of energy, the department of transportation, venture capital, private sector, investors, we will sit down with maybe the big three, maybe merging art of makers -- automakers and sit down and figure out how to be dominate the electric vehicle market. how do we make 5 million vehicles? how do we drive that investment into the communities like the ones i represent in ohio? old steel, pulled auto, old coal, coal textile. rural areas they used to have a manufacturing base to fund local schools. how do we drive this industry that is growing into these communities of color? for example, the ones that have been left behind. we will start building things in the united states again. i can promise you that. [applause] rep. ryan: right now who dominates that industry? china does. they dominate 50% to 60% of the electric vehicle market. we will do the same thing with solar and wind turbines and all the component parts. we will do the same thing around 5g. we will do the same thing around artificial intelligence. we will do the same thing ar

back in the uk, we contacted the department of transport and they told us they are actively examiningfor safe use on the roads. but, for now, they are still illegal. so, this is michael. he's the one who first introduced me to e—skateboards and he is part of the community. so they are illegal to use on the roads and pavements. they are wrong. as a mechanically propelled vehicle they are illegal on the road because we don't have things like insurance or licenses is devices. the problem is, there is no legislation out the moment for that, we can't get licenses or insurance and the raid that these boards are being used, legislation needs to be put in place so we can get insurance. it's not that we don't want to, if that we can't. whatever the cost, if it is legal, i would say go for it. wright, michael, thank you for chatting with me. appreciated. this is the bbc, it's private land. so i'm out of here! hello and welcome to the week intact. it's the week that face recognition software was found being used in kings cross, described as alarming by some, property developer argent says it use

this as the department of transportation warns ships in the strait of hormuz, their gps is being interfereders so iran can seize them. i have spoken to the iranians on human ruls over cases. and i hear a -- on numerous occasions. i hear a lot of conflict stuff. one moment they want to improve relations. the next moment they don't. it feels like a dr. jekyll and mr. hyde thing. >> what iran is doing is driving a wedge that they see? between the united states and nato. and it's no secret that's iran and nato nations, the european members of nato really want to capitalize on the economic opportunity in iran. and advice versa. -- and vice versa. >> the economic deal obama did, it was all europeans benefiting. >> boeing airlines got a piece of that. trish: not much. it's all europe. i talked to people running some pretty big companies at the time this was going down. and they said i couldn't invest a single dollar in iran. i had to do everything through a european subsidiary. and i couldn't know anything about it. so the european companies:00 p.m. themselves and european nations have benefited f

carriers will feel a lot of these crowds, they have added seats but demand according to the department of transportationetty strong because they have seen some pretty low fares. they have added seats on flights. >> the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. they sold americans on the russia story for years in the new york times is moving on to 2020 presidential race like nothing ever happened. is it too little too late. our next guest takes us behind closed doors for a look at their new strategy. is welcome back, the new york times under fire after a leaked transcript of a closed staff meeting reveals the paper is after more than 2 years shifting its focus from russia collusion to racial tension. the executive editor dean mckay saying, quote, we build our newsroom to cover one story, now we have to regroup and shift resources and emphasis to take on a different story. is impartial news a thing of the past? here to weigh in is dan gaynor, thanks for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. not sure it is a thing of the past but clearly when it comes to the new york times it is not a thing of the

. >>> today the oakland department of transportation and city leaders announced the launch of a new paving is considered one of oakland's worst. you ready for a smooth ride? >> always. with you two at the helm, how could you not be. >> we have laura for our evening news. >> woke up early with "today in the bay". >> i did a double-check on my time on my watch. it's fun. >> pouring a glass of wine or something cool. it's so hot. >> i like where you're going with that. >> got to get whatever you're drinking on ice tonight, that is for sure. let's bring you to the micro climate forecast and take you into one of the hottest locations right here in contra costa county. we do have blue sky as we unveil temperatures. 97 for the high today. humidity at 29%. so some fairly dry a touch of humid its ality also m in. it's from a weaker system passing off to the east. i don't see any rainfall with that. even though you might be feeling a little humidity, no rain in the forecast tonight. 94 degrees right now, and it's going to be warm tonight, 80s through 8:00 p.m. and eventually into the 70s as we move

recently, the department of transportation added many horses of the list of approved animals that includes and dogs. not all airlines are obligated to board the horses. if they ignore the guidelines, they could face a penalty. >> i wonder what the weight limit is for the horses? they look kind of big. >> i mean, my little pony gets to sit right next to you. . >> nice. i like that country. diane king hall, thank you. >> i like glitter sparkles. that's a good one. >>> the u.s. soccer federation and the u.s. women's national team can't get a leg up on financial teams. they're suing for equal pay. a spokeswoman for the players say they are disappointed in the the work place conditions and behavior. despite the stall, the organization says they are undaunted and will eagerly look forward to a jury trial. >>> and coming up, presidential hopeful mary ann williamson makes rounds in the bay area. >>> and the extreme heat continues with heat advisories for inland locations. when we will get relief coming up. >>> and i am tracking an accident in the commute direction out of the triangle. westbound 20

. >> the pennsylvania department of transportation says the changes will go into effect next spring. d drivers will be able to mark x instead of male or female. >>> california is seeing a lot of green when it comes to marijuana. $3.1billion is expected this year. but that's behind the illegal market. users are spending about $3 in the underground marijuana economy for every dollar spent in the legal market. according to a report from the cannabis industry. the high tax rates and illicit sales are slowing growth. >>> new packaging requirements for cigarettes would use graphic photos to show the dangers of smoking. 13 realistic images of the health risks of smoking. a written warning along with the graphic image would cover half of the front of every package of cigarettes replacing the current label on the side. >> a picture really is worth a thousand words e when you join up text with pictures, you are more effectively communicating the risks of cigarette smoking than text warnings alone. >> the fda tried to add visual warnings in 2012 and was defeated by five tobacco companies who cha

credit for declaring this a federal emergency when the storm is offshore meaning fema, department of transportation, the military and entire federal government keep moving those assets and the locals, this is important, local officials, the confidence that they can spend the funds out of their budget and later be reimbursed by fema. i love how it seems like his job is easy. i want to give kudos to the florida national guard. they have units just coming in from training, they don't get to go home or take care of their own businesses, they are going out to take care of us, my hat is off to them. one other thing, floridians in my district and so many others, not trying to guess where the storm is going. everyone needs to prepare. if you're over prepared that is okay because this thing is dangerous and we have to be ready. floridians are resilient and have no doubt they will be. shannon: taking the windows, filling the best up with water, a lot of times the storm didn't hit as badly as you thought it might it had to take that stuff down but my parents that you got to do it, got to be ready. i talked to