the department of transportation is launching a new effort to try and ease the pain this holiday weekendonet, the under secretary of transportation says the new online dashboard will make clear which major airlines are offering things like no cost booking complimentary food hotels are ground transportation. if travel plans are disrupted to be. but a judge from the u.s. department of transportation asked the airlines to up their game when it comes customer service plans. >> and most of them did after this dashboard, 8 of the 10 biggest airlines are offering hotels and 9 are offering meals. the new dashboard focuses on what the department calls controllable problems. >> caused by mechanical issue. staffing shortages or problems with fueling or baggage handling. it excludes weather delays. >> you can apply is going to come easier given these nice that. i think it will. >> the effort is the latest in a string of actions the department is taking to address flight disruptions. montez says right now they're investigating 20 airlines for customer service violations in our proposing new rules gua

they took over a sector of land owned by washington state department of transportation and the departmentf transportation didn't clean it up and allow today to grow and commerce secretary lisa brown, wants to throw $25 million at the problem and that will simply line the activist's pockets and it will not help the neighborhood. >> carley: $25 million, that is taxpayer money? >> very much so. again, people need to take a hard look what is going on, who they are elected, people they are electing are setting policies and it has real consequences. i talked to a young family i met at an event that lives in that neighborhood and they want out, but can't get out. home prices are too high, mortgage rates are too high, they are stuck there, they can't walk the neighborhood or allow their children to play in the yard anymore. how would you like to have that next to you? >> carley: yeah, i think that is a great point. if you want to move, your home price depreciates and business is being impacted, can you tell me about that? >> i spoke to the owner of a grocery store, theft is off the park, they hav

the department of transportation really pushed airlines to do this. ne their policies considering the summer of cancellations and delays and now the department of transportation is rolling out a new website ranking and showing all the airlines as they stack up when it comes to each one of these individual policies for passengers. it's a big consumer rights push and the department of transportation says that in many cases the airlines really delivered. >> it's been a great process working with the airs, it's really encouraged them to sort of up their game and commit to things like, for example, eight of the airlines have now committed in writing to providing meals or hotel accommodations depending on the nature of a dli or cancellation. that's a great win for consumers. >> reporter: this comes ahead of a really big weekend for travel. today is expected to be the biggest day of the labor day weekend in terms of flights scheduled according to the faa. 2.6 million people expected on united airlines alone, brianna. we will see as this weekend is just gettin

once winds increased to 40 to 45 miles per hour sustained, both florida department of transportation and highway patrol in coordination with law enforcement will be evaluating conditions to determine if and when to close bridges to ensure the safety of moderate. bridge is may be closed as early as tomorrow, so if you made plans to evacuate, please keep that in mind. as traffic has returned to a normal flow on i-four eastbound, emergency shoulder use, normal traffic patterns are in effect. if traffic flow stars to slow down like earlier today, that is something they will reinstitute. fuel stations may temporarily run out of fuel. you can use gasbuddy to find to in areas that have no fuel. we have suspended tolls on the roads in tampa bay. visit florida is working with expedia to provide hotel rooms and options for people leaving evacuation zones. you can go to expedia.com/florida to do that. the most significant number of vacancies are in northern or that from -- northern florida from tallahassee to pensacola. there are vacancies in other parts of florida but those have the most vacanc

six months and out of the blue, after the last batch of cars that we delivered on august 1, we received a refusal from the swedish transport departmente option , it is called a transport license, to deregister six cars that had already gone to ukraine, and here it turned out that, in fact, it is it is not a personal case of some kind. and it is important because what is the basis for this refusal. the grounds have already been written three times. we have received a refusal and the grounds are written as it is not a customs declaration, that is, the grounds for refusal are non-recognition. of official documents of ukraine i will now show you what the customs declaration looks like - it is a simplified form that was adopted by the government resolution no. 174 of march 1 of this year for the list of goods that are recognized as rubber anu help, that is, these cars that are bought in various european countries or in america when they cross the ukrainian border, they become humanitarian aid, they are not cars, because they are taken on balance by a military unit, that is, they are not registered to some private owner who uses these cars

department of transportation to help increase efficiency, reduce costs, improve worker safety and reduce carbon emission related to critical infrastructure projects. specifically the bill authorizes competitive department of transportation grants for state, tribal and local governments to purchase, lease, contract for services or support the operational management of small drones to perform certain infrastructure projects. h.r. 5315 ensures these funds can only be used for small drone technology, manufactured or assembled by a u.s. company, includes safeguards for related labor agreements and prioritizes projects conducted in historically disadvantaged communities. in order to help equip the future u.s. transportation work force with the skills necessary to capitalize on drone technology and compete globally, h.r. 5315 also invests federal funding in drone work force training and education programs at universities and community colleges. this program will be particularly beneficial as the u.s. aviation sector works to achieve a work force that better reflects the diversity of the country

the department of transportation released its air travel consumer report. take us through it. n: bring a pillow. the first 6 month of this year you needed a pillow because 24% of domestic flights did not arrive on time. staffing, weather, those are the biggest culprits. some carriers did better than others, no surprise, hawaiian airlines ranked first and did again, the most reliable 82% of their flights arriving on time, delta came in second place 80% followed by alaska, united, one point on american. let's give them credit, they also operated the most flights so tougher for them. delays are just one headache which baggage is another. ever notice you have the same carry-on bag and maybe a connecting flight and you didn't pay for it on the first flight but you do on the second flight. it makes no sense. the gate agent is literally looking at your bag as a dollar sign and looking how many people on the flight and say we will just charge right now. they see it as a stream of revenue. baggage fees last you hit an all-time high and they are trying to do that again with carry-ons, $2

we reached out to san jose's department of transportation. of the city's plans include collecting traffic data to see whether a stop sign is needed at this location. crews will be out here at 8:30 a.m. tuesday to repaint the crosswalk. >> a memorial service for queen elizabeth ii will be held in the u.s. at the washington national cathedral wednesday. . the event will be held in conjunction with the british embassy. kamala harris will be intendants. president biden -- kamala harris will be in attendance. president biden will not be at the ceremony. dignitaries were sent invitations to the ceremony. it is known as the podcast that set off the true crime craze. a new episode of cereal will be released tomorrow now that the suspect accused in the case is walking out of jail as a free man for now. a judge vacated the conviction of adnan syed, who was a teenager when he was convicted in 19 and nine -- 1990 nine of murdering his girlfriend. the podcast presented new evidence there could be other suspects. >> we are declaring in the interest of fair

because pete buttigieg and the department of transportation is making sure that the rules are followede rights of passengers. and if they delay you, you get a meal or $10, which will buy you a drink only and not a meal. then he says he's can't rating options to write the rules. this is all i've got to say to you. you have to go to the department of transportation website if your flight is delayed or waiting on the tarmac. you should get $300 or something like that, i forget what it is, and you check on the dashboard each airline. because the airlines owe you money. don't just say, you know, g, my airline got canceled. they may owe you money. they will cancel knowing they will pack the next flight. >> joey: it is not fun. i fly delta way too much because i like to be home more but i work in new york and georgia. that is the price i pay and i don't mind it. i like flying on delta. >> greg: you want to get something from delta. >> judge jeanine: we love delta. >> joey: i'm trying to be judicious here. jessica, when you look at mayor pete, there is an opportunity to do that but the way the

here's what the metropolitan department of transportation says. uck driver, according to preliminary information, the truck driver lost control and crashed bus lane. after that, the bus caught fire after a collision, the bus driver immediately took measures to evacuate passengers and extinguish the fire, when i was the chosen one of the most important tasks, perestroika in russia was a country that is generally amenable to reform. i think we had quite a big desire to be glad to see democracy, where did gorbachev come from, the outback of the earth , christianity, all generations of working christians. i think that the lesson of chernobyl is not out of date. see what's going on in the world and look behind horizon. we succeeded very well. a selection of interviews with mikhail gorbachev and documentaries about his era are available in the application and on the website well, the main news of the hour is the mission. mgt arrived in energodar and the news agency reports the current situation at the zaporozhye npp , as it reports from there so far, at

in a dense fog so dense, that in some places visibility on the roads dropped to 50 m, the department of transport urged residents of the capital to be careful while driving, a natural phenomenon affected air travel because of it, 10 flights to moscow airport had to be delayed. all news is always available on the media platform , we watch it in the application or on the website, and i say goodbye to you. till tomorrow. have a nice day. millions of goods, effervescent treatment for sore throat and tickle sbermarket is a benefit in every order products are cheaper than in a store discounts up to 60 percent of purchases for bonuses from sber thanks and all. it's delivered from your favorite supermarket stores. order profitable is dedicated to those for whom they chose how to conduct team building. now? choose you grant premier for only 99 rubles. only in the application is tasty and period. remember what you were told when you decided to open a business, custom jewelry. yes, who will buy it, but you did not listen, because you are doing everything wrong. continue. open a free account for business in

want to make sure that people maybe go to the florida department of transportation website tonight andat the emergency shoulderize section of the florida department of transportation. we will most likely turn on emergency shoulder use. that means we don't do contraflow here in florida, we do emergency shoulder use where it is authorized to operate in the emergency lanes at slower speeds but we open that three lane up to a five lane road and so on. so first of all, evacuations and second we're worried about complacency. people being complacent and trying to get on the road or sitting in traffic and furn around and go back home and they just sit in their homes or manufactures homes or rvs. and i was down there in pinellas today with the governor and hundreds and hundreds of travel trailers that are now fixed homes, a lot of old mobile homes, the average age there is quite old, so we're -- i'm just really concerned about complacency in the evacuation at this point. >> the national guard has been activated. 7,000 national guard troops we understand. does your state, do you have the support

we reached out to san jose's department of transportation. part of the city's plans include collecting traffic data to see whether a stop sign is needed at this location. crews will be out here at 8:30 a.m. tuesday to repaint the crosswalk. >> a memorial service for queen elizabeth ii will be held in the u.s. at the washington national cathedral wednesday. . the event will be held in conjunction with the british embassy. kamala harris will be intendants. president biden -- kamala harris will be in attendance. president biden will not be at the ceremony. dignitaries were sent invitations to the ceremony. it is known as the podcast that set off the true crime craze. a new episode of cereal will be released tomorrow now that the suspect accused in the case is walking out of jail as a free man for now. a judge vacated the conviction of adnan syed,he was convicted in 19 and nine -- 1990 nine of murdering his girlfriend. the podcast presented new evidence there could be other suspects. >> we are declaring in the interest of fairness and justice he i

of transport for the capital. pay attention to how quiet the tram is. all engines are absolutely silent test drive. successfully passed the head of the departmentrt. he gave the order to prepare all the electric pike perches by the beginning of the next navigation, the main task of these vessels is not pleasure services, but regular urban transport, which will operate on a schedule with short intervals during rush hour. van in annual mode this is the first river transport in russia on electric traction, that is, the engines of the ut polarizer are powerful and environmentally friendly, unlike most other motor ships, the electric tractor will be able to walk on the river even in winter than this vessel is unique. he has an ice belt. that is, this is enhanced art so which, uh, thanks to which the vessel can operate in the waters, go electric vessels will be on two routes. the first one is from philia park to the kievsky railway station with stops at large residential complexes and business centers, the second one is from avtozavodsky bridge. a tram can transport up to 50 people at a time through the south river station and to pechatniki. it does

micromanagement that comes from the federal government.rn i don't need to be told by the department of transportation that infrastructure money is available for roads in arizona. but it comes with strings attached and needs to be roads with bike lanes and light rail and electric charging stations. and oh, by the way, don't you dare modernize or privatize your highway rest stops. every governor in america knows what needs to be done with roads in our states. we are far better stewards of money and can act with more urgency than the feds could ever dream of. the best thing about governors is that we communicate with each other and share ideas without the rank that you see in dc. if there's a wild fire in california or colorado, i'm on the phone with gavin newsom or jared polis. governors meet many numbers of struggles through the year and speak with confidence and lessons learned withoutio it beg leaked to the press. think about this, when was the last time you saw two governors attacking each other on split stream cable news? traditionally it rarely happens. you'd be amazed to hear both republican and

department of transportation has rolled out this new dashboard essentially breaking down airline by airlineyou are owed in the case of a cancellation or delay. a lot of pressure on airlines from the federal government to step up their game. i want you to listen now to the department of transportation which says in many cases airlines completely rewrote the fine print that is associated with your ticket. >> it has been a great process working with the airlines. it has really encouraged them to sort of up their game and commit to things like for example many have committed in writing to providing meals or hotel accommodations depending on the nature of the delay or cancellation. that is a great win for consumers. >> reporter: travel site hopper says that 12 million people will travel domestically by air this holiday weekend, about 1.8 million people internationally. today is the second biggest day we're going to see in terms of flights scheduled correspond to the faa, but they add in a bit of a word of caution, we're not totally in the clear. we could see thunderstorms at major hubs like atla

this is a new app launched this holiday weekend by the department of transportation that's aimed at tryingstrations that many travelers haven countered this summer. it's called the airline customer service dashboard and basically what it is is it's a place where people can go and see whether or not their flight has been delayed and/or canceled and then hopefully have easier access to figure out whether or not airlines owe them any sort of compensation if the delay or cancellation was caused by something within the airline's control. all that being said, travelers we've spoken to today say they like that idea. they hope travel goes smoothly for them. for a lot of people early on they said it wasn't terrible and we'd seen a couple of people that had seen their flights delayed for about an hour and they do not need to get on the department of transportation website. listen. >> it's helpful, actually, because you know, they're canceling flights here, but my flight had a chance of canceling, of course. it was delayed an hour. >> it's good if you are flying out and you want information as far as

the area of ​​okhtinskaya street, detailed information can be found on the website of the department of transportertisement, then we will talk about dozens who have suffered from the activities of scammers who call themselves lawyers, they promise to resolve labor disputes, they take a lot of money, but we will tell you about the result in a couple of minutes. if you did not find tickets for your favorite lottery branches, they are always available in stoloton branded stores and on the website in september only at stoloto branded outlets you will receive a ticket as a gift. marusya good morning timer for 60 seconds, marusya read my mail leon super prize from 100 million rubles. from the national lottery. each of us has our favorite music, and the stars also in this music represent the personal playlists of musicians, how much your taste is similar to what klava koka listens to. sergey zhukov y hammali and hundreds of other stars you will find out what artists love, and smart algorithms will tell you. how many percentages match your tastes. listen to the stars vk music millionaire. at any time dai

and so that's the top priority for the florida department of transportation as well as florida highway patrol to clear these roads, to make sure that the bridges are safe and to really green light these operations to get back into these communities. in southwest florida, this is a lesson from irrel ma. when the storm passes teams will clean runways and resume air operations as quickly as possible. a need to bring in things like food and water via fixed wing aircraft. you want to have the runways up and running as soon as possible. some of them could be under water. there will be things that go into that, having those folks on the ground to do it will make a big, big difference. we have 5,000 guardsmen, 2,000 from other states. we have nine chinook aircraft ready to respond. jimmie has been talking about our urban search and rescue teams. there are five of them ready to go and they will be in that to commence rescue operations as soon as it's safe to do so. our florida fish and wildlife conservation committee has placed their special operations group in broward county, high water vehicl

we got a report from the department of transportation. from may to june, there was a 35% increase in air travel service complaints. that's around 270% above prepandemic levels. it's been a summer of struggle when it comes to airports when it comes to delays and cancellations. that's why we're seeing airlines step up to the plate. so for those facing delays or cancellations, these airlines after pressure from the departments of transportation are doing something about it. american, united and southwest will provide hotel rooms and meals for stranded passengers if the problems could have been prevented by the airlines. that does not include weather delays. delays have gotten better over the summer but passengers are not the only ones complaining. off duty pilots picketed at 13 airports to demand increased compensation amid a pilot shortage. prices have also improved over the summer. good news. but there's still room for improvement there as well. take a listen. >> prices this labor day were significantly lower than other long weekends this s

we have about 1,200 personnel for the department of transportation that are on standby to perform operations. these guys can't work if they can't get to where they are going. so that's the top priority for the department of transportation and highway patrol. to clear these roads torks make sure that the bridges are safe and to green light these operations to get back into these communities. in southwest florida, this is a lesson from irma. they have people that are calling leave behind teams. so when the storm passes, their job is to clear the runway asks make sure we can resume air operations as quickly as possible. there's going to be a need to bring in things like food and water via the aircraft. so you want to have the runways up and running. there's going to be things going into that and it's going make a big difference. we have 5,000 guardsmen. we have 2,000 from other states. they have been talking about search and rescue teams. there are five of them ready go. our florida fish and wildlife kobs vags commission placed their special operations group in broward county. that's high water

. >> i am talking to our department of transportation team also about what we can do specifically around schools because i think we can do more. >>'s critics question equitable action. there have been at least 50 traffic fatalities. a homeless advocate spent her thursday handing out reflective headbands to create greater visibility for the unhoused population. >> we are addressing the largest -- largest number. the mayor saying oh, we are really sorry about susie who got struck by a vehicle at 3:00 in the morning. >> promising news thursday as he referenced the most recent census. >> we are seeing unsheltered homelessness for the first time dropping and that has not happened in any years. ask he acknowledged the city has a lot more work to do. council's upcoming decision on whether to launch the city's own public utility projecting budget surpluses even turning attention to the city's police department. first proposed by the mayor in 2020 the city soon move investigations of officer misconduct out of the police department. significant timing after several serious allegations have been ma

i don't need to be told i the department of transportation that infrastructure money is available foroads in arizona but it comes with strings attached. it needs to be roads with bike lanes and light rail and electric charging stations. and oh, by the way, don't you dare modernize or privatize your highway rest stops. every governor in america knows a what needs to be done with roads in our states. we are far better stewards of money and connect with more urgency than the feds could ever dream of. the best thing about governors is we communicate with each other and share ideas without the rancor you see an d.c. if there was a wildfire in california or colorado i am on the phone with gavin newsom or jared polis. you you -- there is the seriousness about the running that you cannot find in washington dc today. it's much more likely to come from the states and local communities then it is the congress. let it begin. a third reason for faith and federalism comes from the fact that states compete against each other. we try different things and outcomes are apparent to the voters. best prac

. >> i am talking to our department of transportation team also about what we can do specifically around schools because i think we can do more. >>'s critics question equitable action. there have been at least 50 traffic fatalities. a homeless advocate spent her thursday handing out reflective headbands to create greater visibility for the unhoused population. >> we are addressing the largest -- largest number. the mayor saying oh, we are really sorry about susie who got struck by a vehicle at 3:00 in the morning. >> promising news thursday as he referenced the most recent census. >> we are seeing unsheltered homelessness for the first time dropping and that has not happened in any years. ask he acknowledged the city has a lot more work to do. council's upcoming decision on whether to launch the city's own public utility projecting budget surpluses even turning attention to the city's police department. first proposed by the mayor in 2020 the city soon move investigations of officer misconduct out of the police department. significant timing after several serious allegations have been ma

enveloped in thick fog so dense that in some places visibility on the roads dropped to 50 m, the department of transportto be careful while driving, a natural phenomenon affected air travel because of it, 10 flights to moscow airport had to be delayed. all news is always available on the media platform , we watch it in the application or on the website, and i say goodbye to you. till tomorrow. have a nice day.

they're gonna try to say that that qualifies as being from florida. >> senator, the florida department of transportationy versatile systems. they now total almost one point $6 million in order to transport these migrants. some of the money was from the flight that actually went to delaware, nor knows what's happening with that. but they're saying that virtual systems was legally represented by congressman matt gates. also larry keith, who is florida safety says are, in charge of immigration policy. how did desantis justify spending this money when they don't even have enough insurance to protect floridians from the hurricane that's barreling down on the state in the next few days? >> he can't. and if he's doing so with a straight face that he's very good at being disingenuous to his base. that's averaging about $32,000 per flight. per person. 1,000,005 60. it's inexcusable. it's twice as much as, it's four years of the state tuition at florida state university. how do you justify that when a hurricane is barreling down on us in the state of florida. propping insurance prices. people can't renew, it's no

one of the things that kevin and his team have done with the florida department of transportation is hese barges that are in the water. when we had hurricane sally, you had a barge that was loose ran into the bridge. and it knocked the bridge out. so, that is something that is avoidable. so that's been something -- that message has been sent down that if the storm itself knocks out a bridge, you know, that's mother nature and we just got to work to remedy that. but if things are being left loose that are then going to ram into the bridge and cause that to be unstable, we worked really hard to get the bridge up in northwest florida back. but it takes time to be able to do it when it has that type of major impact like that. so, all of that, there is sensitivity, they need to have the bridges open as soon as possible but there is also sensitivity to the fact that you have 60 mile-per-hour sustained winds on one of those bridges. you know, that's not a place that you want to be as a motorist. and, quite frankly, it's not safe for our first responders even to be using that. >> given that t

the department of transportation, releasing a report that shows there was a nearly 35% increase in aire. that's around 270% above pre pandemic levels. passengers aren't the only ones complaining off duty pilots picketed at 13 major airports yesterday to demand a new labor contract and to send a message that airlines need to improve operations and reduce flight delays and cancelations. since memorial day. 55,000 flights have been canceled in tampa international airport. i'm madison alworth fox business. this week on our statewide political talk show. the issue is you can see a sit down with energy secretary jennifer granholm and show host alex michaelson is joining us now live from los angeles. alex sounds like a really interesting conversation you had discussing electric cars and also this heat wave that we're seeing in california. janna good to see you. we talked about a lot of different issues. one of the big issues of this week is nuclear power. there was this big debate in the california legislature about the future of the diablo canyon nuclear power plant. it's the last nuclear po

of domestic technologies. uh, even vtb bank’s transport processing platform allows you to make seamless transfers using both biometrics and bank cards. and we will continue to develop together with moscow transport in the departmentf transport, innovative technologies. from this day on, you can go to the mcc, pollen at 31 stations. to do this, you need to register in the moscow metro application, take a picture and attach a bank card, and soon pass in the face. ground transportation will also be available. we are testing the service, a and will start very soon. and now it will become easier for motorists to move around moscow by the time of public testing on the aeroexpress, and on the occasion of the city day , the most difficult section of the moscow high-speed ​​diameter between yaroslavl and dmitrovsky highway, there is not a single one. completely mainline, but routes and which take away a huge amount of transit traffic bypassing the city center. it consists of two branches , the main one goes along the line, kazan-st . yes kosinskaya overpass. in the east, you can drive directly without traffic lights in 40 minutes. this will allow residents of adjacent areas to save up to 20% of the time on car trips. mosc

the department of transportation, releasing a report that shows there was a nearly 35% increase in air travel service complaints from may to june. that's around 270% above pre pandemic levels. passengers aren't the only ones complaining off duty pilots picketed at 13 major airports yesterday to demand a new labor contract. and to send a message that airlines need to improve operations and reduce flight delays and cancelations since memorial day, 55,000 flights have been canceled in tampa international airport. i'm madison alworth fox business. and we've already seen big crowds in oakland international airport. nearly 225,000 travelers are expected to pass through the airport through tuesday. airport officials encourage passengers to arrive early, with traffic levels expected to approach pre pandemic levels. we did expect some busy lines for sure. we didn't get as early as we wish you were here for almost missed our uber. but we're here. we're actually just announced both june and july. we exceeded over a million passengers. so that is the first time that has happened since december of

i don't need to be told i the department of transportation that infrastructure money is available for roads in arizona but it comes with strings attached. it needs to be roads with bike lanes and light rail and electric charging stations. and oh, by the way, don't you dare modernize or privatize your highway rest stops. every governor in america knows what needs to be done with roads in our states. we are far better stewards of money and connect with more urgency than the feds could ever dream of. the best thing about governors is we communicate with each other and share ideas without the rancor you see an d.c.. if there was a wildfire in california or colorado i am on the phone with gavin newsom or jared polis. governors meet throughout the year and speak and confidence and ask questions and share lessons learned without it being leaked to the press. think about this. when was the last time you saw two governors et al. each other on cable news -- attack each other on cable news? it rarely happens. [laughter] you would be amazed to hear republican and democrat governors sharing in pri

the department of economic opportunity has deployed funding and guidance through community action agencies to help floridians in need of short-term support like utilities, hotel bills and transportation if they have been displaced by the storm. please continue to monitor local weather reports, be very cautious about going out into hazardous conditions and then once the storm passes your area, just make sure that you are very careful because there is going to be a lot of things, a lot of hazards that are going to be down on the ground. i know there's a lot of people that have reached out, first of all, i want to say thanks. a lot of people have offered thoughts and prayers for the folks that are in the eye of this storm and that means a lot to us. there is also people that want to do their part, i have directed volunteer florida to activate the florida disaster fund where people can donate. better financially rather than spend -- sending items. there will be thousands that will need help rebuilding, and floridadisasterfund.org or text disaster to 20222. for those who want to come volunteer, we have an official volunteer portal, we understand how significant this storm is. yes, an imme

the policies will be laid out on a new website from the department of transportation launching tomorrowndently and voluntarily but with pressure from the transportation secretary who spoke exclusively to nbc's tom costello earlier this month >> we want to make sure very clearly spelled out so that passengers know what they're getting when they buy a ticket >> reporter: so what does this mean for passengers? >> it's not that no airlines were providing meal vouchers or hotel vouchers before this it's just that it was spotty it depended a lot on the agent, on the airline and going forward now, it's not going to depend on those things. >> reporter: and it all comes as more than 12 million passengers are set to fly this holiday weekend according to hopper. that is even higher than the numbers we saw back in 2019 before the pandemic. lester >> thank you >>> when we come back, 25 years after diana's death. how her legacy is resonating with a whole new generation. ba before the pandemic. lester? >> thank you. >>> when we come back, 25 years after diana's death. how her legacy is resonating with

year, the introduction of new dedicated lanes will not only improve the transport situation in the city, but also reduce the accident rate, which is considered by the department of transport of the capital by at least a quarter, and travel will become safe and comfortable for passengers. and these are hundreds of thousands of residents, south, south-west of moscow, you know very conveniently. firstly, no, these are the traffic jams, because of which, uh, the passengers are waiting for a long time late. who's on some business quickly and i can schedule uh? more than 100 cases have already been introduced in the city for 12 years dedicated lanes with a total length of more than 400 km of roads, and all of them have already proven their effectiveness artyom kuznetsov anton sitnikov and ekaterina yudina together. but often on leninsky prospekt, from the passage of apakova to universitetsky prospekt, the main landscaping work has been completed. communications were removed underground here, the pedestrian zone was expanded, the pavement of sidewalks and the roadway were replaced , parking pockets were organized in the yards , nine children's and five sports ground

we are working on a collectsive national request to department of transportation secretary accessibility of airlines, taxi and vehicles and other things. . we expect this letter to be complete and ready to be endorsed and sent to the department of transportation in the next few weeks. i will happily report back on that in the october meeting. now i like to move to a few coming events and announcements. first i'd like to introduce tess bartlet. if you are on and willing to bh on camera that is grit if you don't have access if you can say, hi. i will announce a bit of what tess is doing. tess bartlet is the mayor's office on disability 22-23 san francisco fellow. she'll be with us for a year. we are excited. this is our first san francisco fellow that mod had. tess will work on architect tracking based on identified by departments and those elevate complaints. and she will make recommendations to the departments and to the capitol planning committee and then also she'll be working on complaint and concerned based plan for training for departmental ad accord narrators. we do participate you

. >> on thursday, some of santa clara county's top elected officials called on the department of transportationthe faa to do more to address the problem. >> because it is simply unacceptable in our community or any community in america for kids to be poisoned by leaded fuel at airport. if you can. >> land and take off with leaded fuel. you're going to pollute the children. this community in a statement to kron 4 on thursday, the faa said that they are working to move the country away from leaded aviation fuel. just last week. the faa cleared the way for an unloaded aviation fuel to be used throughout the nation's fleet. a piston powered aircraft, a major step forward. the statement was welcome news on thursday, but the county says the faa needs to move faster glad. we finally got a statement that it shouldn't take press conferences and it shouldn't take hearings to get. >> the faa to move. this is the last sector in transportation where leaded fuel is allowed. we don't have it in commercial aviation. we don't have it in our automobiles needs to stop. the faa says they are also committed to work

the florida department of transportation is suspending tolls in the tampa bay area and the polk parkway and midday bridge in okaloosa, and spence parkway and in santa rosa and all of the tampa bay area, pinellas byway and connector in broward counties ands with' continue to monitor the path of hurricane ian, we may do more toll suspensions in other parts of the state if that is warranted. some school districts have announced school closures for this upcoming week and you may see more as the track becomes more certain. if you want to look at most updated information regarding schools get that at fldo fldoe.org/storm info. and the florida national guard is activated 5,000 florida guardsmen as well as 2,000 additional guardsmen from tennessee, georgia, and north carolina that have been activated to help. we've also had five urban search and rescue teams that are activated. we have florida fish and wildlife commission mobilized and ready to support needed for thes and of course the u.s. coast guard is willing and able to assist in preparation and response. we've declared a state of emergenc

and just a reminder, if you are traveling in need to check your flight, the department of transportation dashboard to help airline travelers navigate potential delays or cancellations. >> coming up next, a trip north to evan or wine country. today's destination, california will show us the lesser-known wineries of the area each with its own unique story. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occ

. >> on thursday, some of santa clara county's top elected officials called on the department of transportation and the faa to do more to address the problem. >> because it is simply unacceptable in our community or any community in america for kids to be poisoned by leaded fuel at airport. if you can. >> land and take off with leaded fuel. you're going to pollute the children. this community in a statement to kron 4 on thursday, the faa said that they are working to move the country away from leaded aviation fuel. just last week. the faa cleared the way for an unloaded aviation fuel to be used throughout the nation's fleet. a piston powered aircraft, a major step forward. the statement was welcome news on thursday, but the county says the faa needs to move faster. i'm glad we finally got a statement that it shouldn't take press conferences and it shouldn't take hearings to get. >> the faa to move. this is the last sector in transportation where leaded fuel is allowed. we don't have it in commercial aviation. we don't have it in our automobiles needs to stop. >> the faa says they are also commi

to know how happy i am the people to judge the case, because people, the judge and the department ofs transportations making sure that the rules are followed. and he is expanding the rights of passengers. and if they delay you, you they get a meal oyor ten bucks, which will buy you a drink only not a meal. and then he saysoption he's contemplating options to write new rules. he has this als to write thel iy to you, you have to go to the department of transportation websiteyo. your fligh if your flight is delayed or itf you're waiting on the tarmac, you should get like get $30 three hundred bucks or something like that. is, and yohat it is and it goes you go check on the dashboardhe each airline, because the airlines owe you money.ney. don't just say, you know, my airline got canceled. u kn you may be able to get money.ed. they're canceling flights knowing that they'll justhout pc the next flight. yeah, it's not fun. i built a way too much because i would like to be home more ,oe but i work in new york . that i >> livs e in georgia.i pa that's the price i pay. i don't mind it.y and i i like flying on

this is also the day the department of transportation is rolling out a new website so passengers can have one-stop shopping access to see precisely what each airline's policies are as it relates to cancellations. will you get a refund? will you get a voucher for a meal or hotel? the airlines upping their game, offering more transpareny as the d.o.t. is putting the pressure on to improve customer service. we're going have the complete story as we go into this labor day weekend on "nbc nightly news." >> thank you, tom. you can watch tom's entire story on "nightly news" coming up at 6:30. >> jess, have you played the lottery lately? >> not since we had that big one. >> me too. so if you have played recently, you're going to want to check your tickets, especially if you recently bought one in daly city. city. h yol tell you how muc ghu miret alknady thow roat p tp 27 aaxesegnd resulat slines portinbett fg to undal reut sol tionseo th on me honelessriss c owso hl wil nthatevew renuebe nt spe? ne usw houning its a in8 ll 5ticoun in includerg: pntmanesu tipporouve h,sing ny ties hommu comes

well, today, santa clara county leaders called on the department of transportation and the faa to do more to address the problem. >> because it is simply unacceptable in our community or any community in america for kids to be poisoned by leaded fuel at airport. if you can. >> land and take off with leaded fuel. you're going to pollute the children. this community. >> in a statement, the faa said it is working to move the county away from leaded aviation fuel, quote, just last week, the faa cleared the way for an an leaded aviation fuel to be used throughout the nation's fleet of piston powered aircraft. a major step forward. the faa also says it is committed to working with the county to have led free operations at the airport. meanwhile, the county is trying to stop federal funding to support reid-hillview airport to keep it open. >> well, let's take a look at our 4 zone weather forecast. of course, we're all hoping that today's the last day of the searing heat. this is a live picture of the san mateo bridge, which is pretty crowded right now, crowded and hazy out there. you can ev

allows you to pay for travel without contact by face in the telegram channel of the moscow department of transportaid that you need to send your options to the chat bot of the moscow metro alexandra, out of all the proposed names, it promises to choose the five most interesting ones, and then active citizens on the portal. it will be possible to vote for the greatest and mightiest title of the winner promise 3 years. ride on moscow transport for free face fai system started working in october last year, but not friendliness. its name was noticed only now yegor in the economy there is more and more scope for creative search. thanks, it's not a barrel. i took mercy. building the ministries of foreign affairs in moscow today opened a monument to prince alexander nevsky , the monument appeared in the atrium of the famous high-rise building on smolenskaya square, as sergey lavrov said at the opening ceremony, the legacy of the grand duke has helped our country more than once in difficult periods of its history both on the battlefield and at the negotiating table. alexander nevsky was not only a brave w

the department of transportation launched a new online dashboard this week to help travelers affected by flight disruptions understand their rights. >> and gio joins us now from coco beach. gio, the road there is are already getting busy. >> reporter: that's right, mary, because here on florida's space coast, about 400,000 people are expected for tomorrow's launch to the moon, so it's going to be busy, but it will be busy everywhere. millions are on the road. the good news is the price of gas is still falling. $3.80, that's the national average. >> that is welcome news for sure for drivers this weekend. gio, thank you. now to news on the pandemic tonight. following cdc approval, phaser and moderna's new covid booster shots are rolling out across the u.s. the vaccines are specifically designed to protect against omicron and its sub variants. as the u.s. tries to avert a fall surge, tonight a new warning about the upcoming flu season. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, those new omicron targeted boosters starting to roll out. >> i got my covid vaccine in my left arm and

the department of economic opportunity deployed funding and guidance through community action agencies to help florideans in need of short-term support like utilities, hotel bills and transportation if they've been displaced by this storm. please continue to monitor local reports, whether reports. be very cautious about going out into hazardous conditions and once the storm passes your area, just make sure that you're very careful because there's going to be a lot of things, a lot of hazards down on the ground. i know there's a lot of people that have reached out, first of all i want to say thanks. a lot of people offered thoughts and prayers for the folks in the eye of this storm and that means a lot to us. there's also people that want to be able to do their part so i've directed volunteer florida to activate the florida disaster fund where people can donate. much better to donate financially than sending items. we have everything we need in terms of the immediate response needs, but there will be thousands of florideans who will need help rebuilding and to contribute to the disaster fund, visit www.floridadisasterfund.org or text "disaster to"to 20222. disaster to 20222. if yo