according to the moscow department of transport, during peak hours, trains on mcd- 3 will run every 5-6 minutes , while the line will operate from 5:30 am to 1 am daily, such intensity will allow residents of moscow and the region to reduce travel time by up to 50%. in fact, thanks to the new line , it will be possible to quickly get from the suburbs to moscow and also in the opposite direction at the launch ceremony of the third diameter. vladimir putin e. said first and second the moscow central diameters are being transported, well, a second. yes, it carries 600,000 passengers a day. well, besides, the mayor of moscow, sergei sobyanin, noted the development of the subway has increased by almost one and a half times. e. hmm , the number of passenger train stations has increased by almost one and a half times, and more than a million people daily move along the large circle line at the launch ceremony of the third diameter. the president said that he sees the prospects for the construction of a high-speed railway to adler and also towards donetsk and luhansk in addition, the russian

. >> reporter: the hawaii department of transportation will take tourists to the kapalua airport, wheree helping. the department of transportation did say earlier there were several flights leaving maui. all tourists have to do is contact the airlines directly. just have to contact the airlines directly. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> listen to this. one of our own coordinators, willie mcgrady. he is north of lahaina. and there hasn't been power at his resort for two days. and all of the gas stations are closed, too. they are concerned they may not have enough food and may have to throw away the they do have z >> stores are closed peopre fing out what to t and stuff. stopped gotfood. we haveeen using the grills. it's a grill. there's a lot of familie we're out here with and talking to, that are figuring out, how they are going to get out of here right now. the roads are closed. >> the same situation for willie, too. meanwhile, thousands of others have been displaced, forced to spend the night in shelters like this one, like maui high. many don't know if their homes survived the fire. my gm

of the transportation agency is for two reasons. to save lives and to make peoples lives better. this past monday, i joined members of the pennsylvania congressional delegation as well as the pennsylvania department of transportation secretary in touring the site of the partial collapse in philadelphia that occurred on interstate 95, involving a truck fire which resulted in the tragic loss of life. the i-95 corridor is a vital connection for people and goods traveling along the east coast. it has officially to offer support and estimate for local officials to safely reopen the section of i-95 as quickly as possible. we are working diligently with our divisions in all surrounding states, as well as our sister agencies on emergency relief support and maximizing all best practices. having led the delaware department of transportation through the i-four 95 bridge emergency in 2014, i am critically aware of how important the i-95 is for the state region and nation. every day of closure will affect people and freight on this vital corridor and we are laser focused on working with our partners to get the road open as quickly as possible. >> in addition to our commitment to safety at h.w. day's work is g

the department of transportation is working to evacuate tourists from maui by air, and the departmentterior and department of agriculture are ready to assist in post—fire recovery efforts. the president also urged all residents to follow evacuation orders. a short time ago i spoke with adam weintraub, a spokesperson for hawaii's emergency management agency in honoloulou. adam, thank you so much for taking the time during what must be a very stressful situation. just to begin with, if you could bring us up—to—date with what people are seeing on the ground. from what we have understood from our contacts on maui and on the big island, we have confirmed six fatalities as a result of the wildfires, as well as about a0 injuries, some of whom were airlifted to hospitals in honolulu, others whom were treated on maui at the hospitals there. it looks like there is widespread damage. the fire risk continues because we do continue to have high winds and low humidity here, and the fire control activities are still under way. the state governor sylvia luke said in a briefing, "we have shelters that

of the things we did was the national coalition for the human trafficking coalition. we started with a campaign working to educate every department, the department of transportation, louisiana department of health, we had every department involved and how they could use their resources, financial or otherwise, human resources to help us figure out how to get the word out. so we did the airport psa, in different ways, but getting the kids, it's important for us to educate our children to understand and to be aware of it. >> question? >> is a champion of several legislation bills against human trafficking and empowering trafficking survivors, can you highlight one of the most significant pieces of legislation this year that you have in the state, specifically? i think sb 42, can you tell us a little bit more about that? >> we passed the eight pieces of legislation but this year we did senate bill 42, which was actually already on the books, but it was requiring businesses to post human trafficking information, like the airports, the rest stops were people come and go so often, so the businesses were not doing that, so instead of having a five dollar fund, we put into a $500 m

they are located next to, and with bus stops and as told by the head of the department of transport. xim leksutov was made specifically for the convenience of passengers, another 50 additional pedestrian crossings. the uh station at the zelenograd station is generally a unique building, which was originally designed to, and there stayed in the future, e trains cf. and from the eighteenth. peregrine falcons heading a-a from st. petersburg will stop there. that is, the program for integrating zelenograd into the high-speed highway of the russian federation has actually already begun. beware the length of the diameter of only 80 traffic interval in rush hour will be only 5 minutes, that is, passengers. now you don’t have to specifically look for it on your phone, the schedule of electric trains specifically run to the station at a certain time to go about your business. dima what impressions in general, after all, a new train, a new composition, as they say, he didn’t sit a fly, he probably smells in a special way. by the way, i note that there is an air conditioning system. there is air

department of transportation can expand the lanes. have waved tolls, so people will not have to pay tolls leaving the area. >> brian: i watched you at 6:00 yesterday eastern time, what has changed since? these things change paths, anything changed today? >> they nudged it further west. what i would say, everybody on gulf coast of florida, things wobble back and forth. stick to your plan. further west it wobbles, that would mean tampa bay would see less impact. if it wobbles east, tampa bay would see more impact. hurricane center moved it slightly to the west and looking at taylor county. yesterday we were looking at it further southeast on impact. no one is out of the woods, things can change, that has been a thing the models have agreed upon. >> steve: cone of uncertainty is becoming more uncertain. we will look for your briefing at top of the hour. >> brian: thank you, governor. he leaves campaign trail and handling the jacksonville shooting, goes there and deals with the hurricane. i think it is best way to see if that candidate is

. >> to long delays on the the transportation department says that thousands of passengers were stuck on planes for 3 or more hours when flying with the airline. the agency says the fine is the heftiest ever issued for that type of offense. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that the penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers and to hold airlines accountable. >> up next, it is painfully clear retail theft and sometimes bob's of crooks. overwhelming stores is a huge problem with one local supervisor wants to do to help address it. plus, he represents a huge swath of northern california, including parts of the bay. and now his new leadership role in sacramento. we're going from senator mike mcguire learn how his promotion affects and we'll head live to florida, which is bracing for a direct hit from hurricane dolly. >> shake up canada this week. state senators will soon have a new leader after democrats unanimously voted for mike mcguire of healdsburg to transition into a powerful role. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explai

also, priorities seven clearing impacted roadways for the department of transportation. they cleared the vast majority of impacted roadways. allstate bridges have been cleared, and that happened within 12 hours of landfall, so we really appreciate them doing that. the stretch of i 10 that was close yesterday in madison county was cleared and reopened last night, and so that is open today going forward. we have requested from the federal government a major disaster declaration for all 25 counties that fell under the hurricane warning. this will allow us to start debris removal and provide funding for individual assistance which includes shelter and temporary housing for impacted individuals. schools, we are going to have 30 of the 52 district that closed during the storm open today and an additional will be open tomorrow. our commissioner of education is working with those big bend counties to get them back up and running as quickly as possible. we are also fulfilling missions for counties that have either been fulfilled or are in the process of being fulfilled, so the thi

happiness is reported by the telegram channel of the moscow department of transport, quoting the deputy of the city of maxim or in sutova. such a measure will help preserve the health and lives of all participants in the movement, the official believes, since the helmet significantly increases the chances of not getting serious injuries during an accident economic security and combating corruption of the ministry of internal affairs of russia and upheld the sentence of 16 years in a strict regime colony and a fine of half a billion rubles, as well as deprivation of titles and state awards. zakharchenko was found guilty of taking bribes in the amount of almost 1.5 billion. yes, and in the apartment of his relative they found a mountain of money about 8.5 billion in rubles and foreign currency. street of st. petersburg, now again guarded by mounted police patrols have already begun to work in the city center. for example, next to the osakaevsky cathedral and the field of mars, by the way, the last time cavalry units were guarding the security of the northern capital 60 years ago, and the

hurricane hilary already making an impact on southern california, according to department of transportation, travelers are automatically entitled to a refund if their flight is canceled for any reason. several airports are offering waivers because of hurricane hilary. american airlines are offering a change fee for some travelers flying from august. 20th to 21st to bakersfield, burbank la anymore. delta also offering fires or rebook offer if they're flying to burbank, los vegas or l a if they're impacted by the storm are going to stay here together. more information to bring that to you. back to you. >> all right, tiffany, thank you for your ongoing coverage. meantime, menlo park fire deployed members of their water rescue team to southern california to help with hurricane hilary response efforts. another big story that we are following this morning. a pedestrian is dead after being hit on highway 101. in santa rosa. it happened just before 11, 30 last night north of the todd road. on-ramp chp is investigating what led up to the accident. in francisco. several organizations are planning a m

florida department of transportation has more than 600 personnel including over 220 cut and toss crew members with more than 400 pieces of heavy equipment and trucks strategically placed across the state to prepare for cut and toss operations post storm. if you look at that track of where it is going now, you are going to see a lot of debris. there is a lot of trees along take track and it will knock down trees and knock down power lines and there will be a need to be able to clear a lot of the right of ways. florida department of transportation has about 1100 generators en route to impacted areas and they will use that to get the traffic signals up and running as soon as possible when the storm passes. as wind becomes stronger later today and tonight f-dot is coordinating with local law enforcement to close bridges once the speeds reach in excess of 40 miles-per-hour. road rangers will be concentrated along evacuation routes to help motorists. we have also called up 33 ambulance strike teams with over 200 ambulances that are ready to surge into any impacted area. also requested an ad

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department of transportation is accelerating the green push. >> the department of transportation issuedy 2032. that's aggressive, especially considering the e.v.s are already selling below manufacturers suggested retail price. four e.v.s are at or below msrp, and they say it proves the current business model is not sustainable. >> when it's electric cars piling up at dealer lots, whether it's longer time to turn for the vehicles, whether it's new manufacturers lowering their prices on their new e.v.s to try to keep them moving, every indication we have kind of hit maybe a threshold in the e.v. market and all of a sudden it's become much harder to sell vehicles. >> on top of that, the headline are e.v.s are a cheaper alternative to gas cars, may be more expensive to buy but over time you save money. it does not account for the cost to install a home charger or the cost to drive a charger. it may not seem like a big deal in california, but per 100 miles entry level price gassed vehicle is almost $3 cheaper than the e.v. counterpart. mid priced was 1.50 cheaper. add on overloading the grid

the department of transport had already been urging visitors to leave and stay away from maui last night, passengers began landing back here at sfo, many of them leaving behind tragic scenes. this morning. we spoke to one maui resident who says he is going on a planned trip right now, but he hates to leave behind all the people who need help. if we feel kind of guilty leaving, really, i mean, we wish we could have stayed to help and do more. i mean, you can't comprehend that. you're just so helpless when all that's going down and the communications are down. the heat was so hot, it blistered the concrete and cut the lines, burnt the lines underneath. there's no fiber optics. there's no internet, there's no phone. you can't contact anyone over there. 11,000 people evacuated from maui yesterday. airlines are bringing in larger planes and increasing service to get people out of there. and home safely. the hawaii department of transportation says there were still some empty seats on planes, though, because the fires caused road closures that prevented passengers from getting to the airport.

our florida department of transportation is more than 600 personnel including over 220 cut and toss crewembers with more than 400 pieces of heavy equipment and trucks strategically placed across the state to prepare for cut and toss operations post storm. and if you look at that track of where it is going now, you are going to see a lot of debris. there is a lot of trees along that track and it is going to knock down trees, it will knock down power lines, and there will be a need to be able to clear a lot of the right-of-ways. florida department of transportation has about 1100 generators en route to impacted areas. and they will use that to get the traffic signals up and running as soon as possible when the storm passes. as wind becomes stronger later today and into the night, fdot will coordinate with local law enforcement to close bridges once speeds reach in excess of 40 miles per hour. road rangers will be concentrated along evacuation routes to help motorists. we have also called up 33 ambulance strike teams, so over 200 ambulances ready to surge into any impacted area. we've also

florida department of transportation has been conducting cut and toss operations, starting at the southern the state as the storm moved through southwest florida, clearing those roads and then moving all the way up north. they are en route to clear all the way up to taylor county. right now, tampa airport is going to reopen for incoming flights at 4:00 p.m., by 3:00 a.m. tomorrow it will be fully reopened. gainesville airport will reopen tonight. tallahassee airport will reopen first thing in the morning. the ports in tampa and manatee are undergoing assessment.concl will resume operations, assuming all is well, which we anticipate they will be. there are as of now no confirmed fatalities. those fatalities are things that get confirmed by the florida department of law enforcement. we don't have any confirmed fatalities yet. if you have any questions about how things are unfolding in your area, you can go to floridadisaster.org. they will update that with the latest information. we have a really good retail in terms of all the counties, i think other than the big bend proper, the tampa bay

the florida department of transportation has been conducting cut and cost operation starting at the southern part of the state as the storm moved through southwest florida, clearing those roads, and moving north. they are in route to clear all the way to taylor county. right now, tampa airport is going to reopen for incoming flights at 4:00 p.m. 53:00 a.m. tomorrow we will be fully reopen. gainesville will reopen tonight will stop tallahassee airport will reopen in the morning. the ports in tampa and manati are undergoing assessment. when those assessments are concluded they will be able to resume operations, assuming that all is well, which we anticipate it will be. there are, as of now, no confirmed fatalities. those fatalities are things that are confirmed by the florida department of law enforcement through medical examiners.we don't have any confirmed fatalities yet. if you have any questions about how things are unfolding in your area, go to floridadisaster.org for updates. they will continue to update the website with all of the information. we have really good retail in terms of all

guard, the army, navy, marines and air force that are there on the island already, the department of transportation will help people with airlines, the interior department and the agricultural department will help in fire recovery. this is almost all of the things they need now. but the rest of the stuff that they need from fema is shortly to come. yeah, i'm sure everyone there is hoping that those resources really start to flow in and quickly. tom vacar. thank you. well a family from san carlos is in maui right now. marine cedric spoke with us earlier today and said it was only after she arrived there on the island that she realized those wildfires were out of control. we didn't find out until we saw it. so once we got our rental car, we started driving into lahaina, kaanapali area and we just saw the wind speeds. i mean, the wind speeds were insanely high. tree branches had fallen. we're seeing power lines onto the ground on this one inlet lane into the lahaina and kaanapali and all of a sudden we see huge plume of smoke. and so we're just saying this doesn't look safe at all. and satellite image

as the winds become stronger, the department of transportation will coordinate with fhp and law enforcement to close bridges once the winds reach 40 mils per hour or more. once the wind gets to a certain point, those bridges will not be safe to traverse and florida highway patrol will work with local officials to make sure people are kept safe. we have been in contact with many states who have offered their assistance. we have national guardsmen from tennessee and south carolina. want to thank them. we also called 33 ambulance strike team. we have ambulances ready to serve in any infected area. this is chris time right now. we will get hit with a major hurricane. it will arrive on shore sometime tomorrow morning most likely and it will have major impacts particularly along the big bend region. listen to local officials, take appropriate cautions to protect yourself and your family and once storm passes, we will have help on the way in the form of power restoration. we were able to go to wildwood and central florida to meet with the duke energy personnel that have been pre-staged to help wit

agar falls, because it really needed a lot, but according to the metropolitan department of transportl the water has already been removed and the marina roshcha station is operating as usual by trains. today it's raining because of a downpour in one of the yards. in the savelovsky district of moscow, the car turned out to be literally. that's what the taxi driver calls the capital's roads in the sviblovo area. well , i literally had to, what is called to carry passengers over the waves. otherwise, because of the rain in moscow, several shopping centers were flooded, a trading floor, for example, in in reutov near moscow, she even asked visitors to evacuate for safety reasons. in addition, the moscow downpour damaged, and the roof of the warehouse of one of the large marketplaces. it's really, impressive footage. so the parcels to some recipients can probably come in a slightly distorted different form, you need to be prepared for this. well, despite the heavy rain. from where they are promptly put in order. uh, there are about 300 special brigades working on the streets of moscow toda

you have everyone from the fire chief to the head of the department of transportation, here in san francisco. but to hear the companies explain it, these are inconveniences. they certainly aren't pretending like the technology is perfect. it isn't. they're some of the first to tell you that. they do however say once one car in their fleet learns something that actually the entire fleet learns it at the same time. they say the only way you're going to see this technology improve is by having these vehicles on the road. the regulatory vote you alluded to gave these companies permission to expand, mirroring the services we're seeing with uber and lyft. while they got that permission last week, both companies are ramping up. wasn't as if at the stroke of midnight both companies did all they could. they're continuing to allow people off the wait list. not anyone can hail one of these rides. you have to know someone who nose someone. there's an invite code in order to use the app. so at this point there still remains a lot of growing pains. >> i'm watching the story, a lot of people are. i know yo

keeps the car good job for the hawaii department of transportation is asking people not to visit maui in order to keep roads open for emergency responders. but wednesday morning, bay area families were on their way for summer vacation. we'll figure it out. we're just going to rally some unaware of the fires. people who live there are okay. i feel like if we're staying in like a very populated and like dense, populated area, i feel like we're most likely going to be safe even if it's without power. others simply not worried. not much. we can do about it. so i think if there's a serious concern, we can always head back out, go to a different island. there'll be a potential to get somewhere safer if we need to. but hopefully that doesn't happen and it doesn't come to that. two flights took off for kahului this morning. there's another one scheduled later today. but the department of transportation is trying to urge visitors to stay away from maui in oakland, amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, california senator dianne feinstein was briefly hospitalized after she fell yesterday at her hom

. >>> the department of transportation has slapped american airlines with a $4.1 million fine for repeatedlyk on the tarmac for hours. american agreed to pay more than 2 million dollars for more than 40 incidents between 2010 and 2022. they're already facing a fine. >>> the cost of shipping for amazon going up for some. and elon musk and mark zuckerberg are finally getting together. shanelle kaul has those stories and more in today's "moneywatch." >> stocks closed higher monday ahead of key inflation and jobs data coming this week. the dow gained 213 points, the nasdaq bumped up 114 points, and the s&p 500 finished 27 points higher. >>> some amazon customers will now need to spend more for free shipping. effective now, non-prime members must spend a $35 instead of $25 minimum for free delivery. e-commerce says the move is to sign more customers up for prime. those customers will still get free delivery on millions of items. >>> drugstore chain rite aid is now in the red. the pharmacy is preparing to fire bankruptcy in response to mounting federal and state lawsuits alleged the chain contribu

in moscow, there may be a delay in the operation of public transport according to the metropolitan department of transportation, associated with heavy rainfall and cargo forecasters expect up to 20% of the monthly rainfall , an orange weather alert has been declared. here is what yevgeny tishkovets, the leading specialist of the phobos weather center, said. in moscow today, as a result of the influence of a cold atmospheric front, there were transient, but intense showers associated with thirteen-thousander thunderclouds, accompanied by gusts of 17 m/s storm rain, official data will be received in the evening, but private automatic weather stations are already in place. this is the north-east of moscow and the istra district of the moscow region recorded up to 28 mm. precipitation, which is 35% of the monthly rainfall or up to three buckets of rainwater per square meter, the likelihood of repeated precipitation will continue until almost midnight on monday in central russia , a respite is expected. the weather will please the inhabitants of the region for the last time on a warm and sunny sum

the department of transportation had already been urging visitors to leave and stay away from maui. i've spoken with multiple people who say they visited lahaina the day before the fire started. now they just can't believe that it's all gone. some people were there for vacation, basically got to the hotel and were told they had to evacuate and turn right back around. we just had no choice because there was no food there. there's no water. so you know, we had to take the treacherous route that goes through the back of the island, which is like a three hour, the most dangerous journey i've ever size of this belt here two suv trying to cross each other because it was like a panic. 11,000 people evacuate from maui yesterday. airlines are bringing in larger planes and increasing service to get people out of their and home safely. the department of transportation says there were some empty seats, though, on planes because the fires caused roads to be closed, prevented passengers from getting to the airport. they had to take those treacherous roads instead. but busses stepped up. they star

circumstances and causes of the incident are established in krasnoyarsk in the investigative department of transport initiated a criminal case on the grounds of a crime under the second part of article 263 of the criminal code of the russian federation in russia today is the day of the airborne troops. they were created more than 90 years ago, for the first time a small parachute unit of 12 people landed at military exercises near voronezh on august 2, 1930. today, the airborne forces are highly mobile, equipped with advanced technology family, troops, personnel, composition and veterans today congratulated vladimir putin , the president noted that the paratroopers in the special operation zone adequately continue the military traditions of many generations in a year and a half , 43 fighters became heroes of russia, 30,000 airborne troops were awarded gost awards. the airborne troops are now serving in all areas of the special operation. they protect the most critical sectors of the front, including in the artyomovsk region, where the enemy does not abandon attempts to attack. mikhail andronik will

the department of transportation is working with commercial airlines to evacuate tourists from maui.president kamala harris spoke about the disaster. v.p. harris: we want to do whatever is in the best interest of the folks on the ground. the victims of this tragedy and the needs of the first responders to focus on the issue and not worry about things. >> for more on the federal response i spoke to a former administrator of fema, the federal emergency management agency. >> thanks indeed for joining us this evening. looking at the disaster we are seeing in hawaii and the island of maui, how big is this in terms of the scale of the rescue and recovery mission that lies ahead? >> this is incredibly devastating to the island of maui, which is very strong. unfortunately for lahaina, an overwhelming majority of the infrastructure is gone and this will be a complete and total rebuild for a very small municipality focused on tourism. >> there is a balance to be struck between the efforts to maintain and preserve human rights and the basic needs of humans and the actual functionality of the ec

. >>> new at 11:00, the department of transportation is fining american airlines. this is costing the airline more than $4 million for keeping the passengers on the plane during long ground delays. it found from 2018 to 2021, american airlines kept more than 40 flights stuck on the ground. those flights kept thousands of travelers stuck on the plane for more than three hours. this goes against department rules. american airlines says to pay at least half of that fine within the next 30 days. this is the largest fine over ground delays rules in a decade. >>> meanwhile, manufacturing giant 3 m just received a massive settlement with the military over ear plugs. they sued the company claiming it sold defective ear plugs. a study four years ago concluded the condition of constant ringing in ears increased for veterans and soldiers who used those plugs. in the settlement, 3m did not admit liability and continues to claim the ear buds are safe but will have to pay more than $6 billion over the next six years. >>> we're counting down the arrival of beyonce at levi's tomor

in its words, to enforce the rights of passengers, the department of transportation hit american airlines$4.1 million fine for excessive delays they say the airline violated rules by keeping passengers on the ground for three-plus hours without the chance to deplane. american airlines says this was due to severe weather. yeah, not always stuff happens, but when you're there with no answers, no food, no drink, it is really ish taiting ta really irritating. >> would you rather be canceled? or wait like that? >>> 3m company has agreed to a hefty fine for allegedly providing faulty earplugs th u.s. military. they will settle over 30,000 lawsuits filed by veterans and service members they say they suffered hearing loss. their manufacturing subsidiary tried to file for bankruptcy protection but that did not work it is no joke. >> when we come back, angie showing where the temps are still soaring. >>> and simone biles proves that lucky number eight might be better than any perfect ten. be better than any perfect ten. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the wor

so we obtained those records from the state department of transportation. we found out that in california just last year alone, those human drivers had to override the system more than 8,000 times. >> okay. and, again, this is a work in progress. the good that comes out of this, we talked about it. no drunk driving. no one is checking their phone driving. there are positives once all these issues hopefully get worked out. >> you're never going to have one of these cars go above the speed limit. they say, listen, when you look, there are certain metrics these companies say they've analyzed. they've found that their cars, based on their analysis, actually outperfect human drivers. one of the major sticking points is these cars have difficulty interacting with people, and that's something that vehicles have to do every single day. so there's still a lot of road blocks. >> before you go, what happens this thursday in a nutshell? >> yeah. so interestingly, these cars have testing permits to operate in the state. but when it comes to actually collecting cash from

oakland, but we're not sure if that one's actually going to take off because the hawaii department of transportationsential travel there. they're urging visitors to leave . we've been speaking with passengers on one of the two flights that left for maui this morning. now, some people, they hadn't even heard of the fires. and when we told them, they said they weren't worried. but one couple was in tears while they were in line saying they live in lahaina. they were here on vacation, and now they're heading back early after hearing about the fires. all they know is what they've seen on the news. intense videos in the town of lahaina. you could see heavy smoke and high winds in the front street area, the historic downtown area, very popular for tourists. you can see a lot of fire there. apartments and stores have burned down. people have been evacuated. and the coast guard said they had to rescue a dozen people who jumped into the water to escape those flames. steph and kimo kirkman say their home is in the middle of all of that smoke and their dogs are locked inside, not not fret street, honolulu. we

airlines are allowed to keep people on delayed planes for safety and security reasons but the department of transportationays it wasn't the case in the flights named in the fines. the d.o.t. says the airline kept dozens of planes on the ground for hours since 2018 and it didn't give passengers a chance to get off. the agency fined american airlines $4.1 million the largest yet over ground delays. american airlines has 30 days to pay the first half. as for the other half the airline got a $2 million credit for money it returned to its passengers. >>> buying a home can be extremely difficult. what about coowning a house? >> hum. >> unique idea one seller has, next. ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) >>> would you buy a piece of a house? >> with home prices continuing to rise people are finding creative ways to break into the real estate market. listen to this. there is a house in seattle listing for $200,000. there is a catch though. you have to share it with other people. there it

the department of transportation has almost 1100 of those. the division halls another 400 of those.e right now have well over 3,000 generators designed to go into schools, hospitals businesses gas stations like you mentioned. you know, we have done this before. we know a thing or two about responding to hurricanes. so we -- you know, we have enough generation power to generate small cities, small county right now in staging. we are prepared to do it. we want to get the gas stations back on line. 1.2 million gallons of gas staged all ready to go into gas stations. more on the way from louisiana this morning. the ports, we do have all of our ports closed with the exception of one port everglades. down to one fueling port in the state. that's not unheard of. we do that dwigh quite a bit whe have these hurricanes. all the necessary tools in place. we are responding and making sure we meet the needs of the citizens all the way key west and apalachicola bay. >> ainsley: if there is silver lining you know what you are doing down there. national guard 5500 of them. search and rescue teams a

the florida department of transportation is clear that the vast majority of impacted roadways.ared, and that happened within 12 hours of landfall. we really appreciate them doing that. the 15 mile stretch of i10 that was closed yesterday in madison county was cleared and reopened last night, and so that is opened today going forward. we have requested from the federal government a major disaster declaration for all 25 counties that fell under the hurricane warning. this will allow us to start the pre—removal, and will provide funding for individual assistance, which include shelter and temporary housing for impacted individuals. schools, we are going to have 30 of the 52 districts that closed during the 52 districts that closed during the storm open today, and an additional eight will be open tomorrow. our commissioner of education is working with those big bend to counties to get them back up and thatis that is ron desantis, talking about the clean—up operation, and in particular getting people electricity back to their homes, and as you just heard there, getting schools back

the coast guard and navy are supporting rescue effort and the department of transportation is also working to evacuate tourists from maui. >> flights from all over the bay area have been either canceled, delayed or rerouted if they were headed to hawaii. are crawford. sarah stinson joins us now live from san francisco international airport with an update on. i clearly what's a very fluid cerro. what are you finding out? >> definitely a fluid situation. we know at least about 4,000 tourists on maui when those fires began. and now those people are trying to get home today. kron 4 has spent hours talking with people here at sfo coming back from hawaii, whether the maui, oahu kauai, they take a look. this is the leader board. you can see there's at least one flight from honolulu and that is coming in at 7.27. a lot of people we have talked with today have just talked about those images of the wildfire. just how devastating they are. i do have a friend who was flying out when the fires erupted in his flight got canceled. all the hotels booked so he rented a car and slept in he had to move the c

meantime, the department of transportation is also working with commercial airlines. ate tourists from the island right now, more than 1000 are being housed in emergency shelters there. thousands of others have been safely removed from the island and taken over to the big island. acting governor sylvia luke is discouraging tourist from making their way over to maui, noting that right now it is quote not a safe place to be. once again the county of maui's mayor, confirming just a short while ago at least 36 people are dead after flames consumed communities on the island of maui. if you've been to the island, you know that lahaina is quite a popular town, but it does not have the sort of infrastructure that makes a quick escape. very likely, which is why we've seen so many people, unfortunately caught up in the quickly moving flames. also if you've been following stories out of hawaii in the past, you probably know that typically, when we talk about natural disasters there, it's massive flooding island as you may or may not know receives about 70 inches of rain annually,

francisco rampant drug addiction and crime reports this to the new york post at the us department of labor transportatione of russophobic congressmen. nancy pelosi dozens of drug dealers and immediately, who took a dose, frozen as if in a game of figures on the street, such shots have been made by passers-by of downtown san francisco for several years. here we got to downtown san francisco city center san francisco and right across the street, a whole park is occupied by a camp, so to speak, of homeless people , one block from the headquarters of the federal court, the smell here, of course, is terrible stink of urine, feces , used syringes everywhere. themselves drug addicts, the senior correspondent removes the iron chains on the windows of a grocery store in 30 minutes fixes three thefts and theft. beating drug use right on the street. now this is a typical picture for many american states. two metro stations here are the sixth largest in the united states, here the authorities proposed to build special places for safe and injections, so that people who need injections can do it under the supervision

not hot, wide doors, people can go out and go in at the same time the head of the department of transportmaxim luxutov. he said the train would run as quietly as possible. you can take a nap while your smartphone is charging inductive charging system for your gadget. i think i won’t fight, because there are also slots here for you to charge a mobile phone over a wire, so it will even be faster over a wire , northwest of moscow and the moscow region and southeast. we didn’t just connect , we carefully built all the necessary infrastructure around the diameters. perspective. a few years on the way to most of the subway station in the rain. you will not get wet will be built special passages and sheds governor. moscow region told the president. how else is the construction of a new diameter changing people's lives, and now we see that 1 million people live on mcd-3, and in the near future there will be twice as many. why did this become possible, because the renovation projects, the laws that you approved for the resettlement of dilapidated emergency housing, can be implemented perfectly. in

the department of transportation had already been urging visitors to leave and stay away from maui lastk here at sfo, leaving behind some of those tragic scenes. winds were extreme actually towards our entered our trip about monday tuesday to really started picking up and i've been to maui. that's one of my favorite islands but no you can't change what has happened or you can do just pray for the you know pray for the people. 11,000 people were evacuated from maui yesterday. air lines are bringing in larger planes and increasing service to get people out of their and home safely. the hawaii department of transportation says there will still there were still some empty seats on planes because the fires caused a road closures. but they also had busses helping get people to the airport. we're told 600 people spent the night at kahului airport to get on early flights out of there. and they're expecting about 1500 people to leave maui today and evacuate. so we will be here at sfo trying to talk to some of those passengers as they come back. hopefully, they were able to get out of maui safely

all the department of transportation is. >> slapping a fee on american airlines upwards of 4 million dollars a little more 4 million dollars for long delays on the tarmac. the transportation department says thousands of passengers were stuck on planes for 3 hours or more while flying with the airline. the agency says this find is the hefty as they've ever issued for this type of offense. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the penalty. was all part of the department's effort to try to protect the rights of airline passengers and hold airlines accountable. we're going take a break. a 26 the time. and up next on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers are pushing a bill that would help overcrowded. >> animal shelters throughout the state will tell you what it entails. >> and this friday, kron 4 becomes the bay area's cw. train entirely new primetime lineup this fall, including inside the nfl on tuesdays even with the change, of course, we are still bay area's news station. we always will be and also starting friday, we're adding a new 02:00pm and and new 11:00pm newscast.

blocked traffic under the dmitrovsky highway, the department of transport of the capital warned of ae delay in land transport. the metropolitan is also being poured - these are shots from the maryina roshcha station of the large circle line, water has penetrated into the entrance to residential buildings, according to weather forecasts. this weather will last at least a day now on the streets of moscow our film crew is also working in the second part of the release. we are waiting for the direct inclusion flooded after heavy rain and some streets. in the kaluga region. cars plunged up to their hoods in puddles and stalled. as a result, traffic jams formed, the strongest hurricane. he felled trees, two people died, including a child, the tragedy occurred in a tent camp, it is moving by the elements of the organizers of a country biker festival, no one warned elena bychkova about the details . this is the place where the tragedy occurred, as reports everything happened at about 12:00 at night, in fact the weather in the area was very turbulent. if it is possible, to put it mildly , fir