fareed? >> david, does this become more challenging with the monsoons? because i know what that rain is like and you sort of imagine the heaviest rain you have ever had and you imagine it never ending. is that going to complicate matters or do they now have this situation well under control? >> reporter: i would say it's very far from well under control, fareed. there is a few factors, including the monsoon rains which you described. earlier today we were dumped on, as you know, fareed, the rain kind of sweeps in and dumps an extraordinary amount in a short amount of time. that wave system is in a catchment area. the big risk now is as they pump water out of the cave system, which they've been doing 24 hours a day for many days, if water flows in it will complicate and even scupper the entire plan. as one official said to me, they have to act now otherwise they will have to start the whole process again where they get another gap in the rain. on some level they've been relatively lucky with t

it was pointed out that our strount fare prices -- student fare prices, we're recommending that that increase be limited to $1 instead of $2 for each of the next two fiscal years. also, you all improved some pretty significant changes to our prepaid passport prices. generally, we've always increased passport prices in january . taking another look at that, we don't see a reason to push that off and are excited to get that in place as soon as possible, so we want to implement that in september, along with the other fare increases that will go into effect. and really, the third item is what we're really excited about, we're recommending that we increase our single ride fare from losing a $20 bill. i hope we can get this matter before the board of supervisors in time and that we can advocate for its final approval. i look forward to taking advantage of this and the day pass come september 1. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> can i take a slightly different viewpoint. this is 3.5 months after this board adopted the budget. i think this is a separate action from the budget

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live today. on the show today, trump, putin, the helsinki summit and the aftermath. the meeting raised many more questions than it answered. >> i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. >> just what is the state of u.s./russian relations and what should it be? i have a great panel to discuss it all. also the 2018 election is just over 100 days away. what could russia do this time to try to meddle? and how about china or north korea? the cyber war expert david sanger tells us what we should really be worried about. >>> and france's extraordinary world cup win and the innovative program that brought the nation to victory. what the mow sayic of different colors, national origins and national cultures can teach us all. >>> but first, here's my take. donald trump's press conference in helsinki was the most emembarrassing performance by an american president i can think of. his disaster attempts to talk himself out of trouble made it more absurd. as trump tweeted,

frozen bus fares. [shouting] mr. corbyn: if she is concerned about the travel card fares, speak to the secretary of state for transport. he is the one that sets that fare. mr. speaker, bus routes are being wiped out, 26 million fewer journeys made across the north of england and the midlands under her government. so much for a northern powerhouse and the midlands engine. let's be clear. does she think, the prime minister think that the regulation of the bus industry, putting profit before passengers has been a success or a failure? pm may: the right honorable gentleman he talks about with , the mayor of london has done. what have we seen on the number of people using buses in london? it has gone down under the current mayor. but if he wants to talk about what mayors are doing, i am happy to talk about what another mayor has done. he has extended free bus fares to friends of his and students. mr. corbyn: it will be a labor government that saves the bus industry and a labor government that gives free fares to under 26-

the mayor of london promised to freeze bus fares, and you know he has done? frozen bus fares. about theconcerned travel card fares, speak to the secretary of state for transport, he is the one that sets that fair. out,outes have been wiped 26 million fewer journeys made across the north of england and in the lands under her government. so much for a northern powerhouse in the midlands engine. that thethink regulation of the bus industry, putting profit before passengers has been a success or a failure? he talks about with the mayor of london has done. what have we seen on the number of people using buses in london? it has gone down. but if you want to talk about what mayors are doing, i am another talk about what mayor has done, he has extended free bus fares to students. be a labor government that saves the bus industry and a labor government that gives free fares to under 26-year-olds. , sinceth is deregulation, fares have reason faster than inflation, ridership has fallen, and these private bus monopolies have made a profit since 2010 of 3.3 billion pounds. that is what the

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frozen bus fares.and midlands engine. can we be clear, does the prime minister think that deregulation of the bus industry, putting profit before passengers, has been the success or failure? can i say to the right honourable gentleman he talks about what the mayor of london has done but what have we seen about the number of people using buses in london has gone down under the current london mayor but if he wants to talk about what mayors are doing i‘m happy to talk about what andy street, the conservative mayor in the west midlands has done, he‘s extended free bus fares to apprentices and students. extended free bus fares to apprentices and studentsm extended free bus fares to apprentices and students. it will be apprentices and students. it will be a labour government that saves the bus industry and the labour government that gives free fares to under 26 roles. mr speaker, the truth is, since deregulation fares have risen faster than inflation, riders have fallen, and these private bus monopolies have

how does that fare over?ter wearing a jacket like that, which we were told to take at face value and not to read anything into it, i think then you have to constantly say, well, if she doesn't really care, then, you know, why should we take to heart anything that she does publicly? and part of that certainly has to do with the way that she uses clothes and symbolism. the choices that she made. i think one of the choices was in wearing calvin klein in belgium. it's an american brand. i think there was real residence there. he talks a lot about the american dream in his work. for all of the subtexts in that choice, we were told very loudly, i don't really care. and, i think that it leaves us wondering, well what kind of soft diplomacy, what kind of fashion diplomacy are you actually trying to engage in, and how should we take your presence there? >> how does that play overseas, robin, especially in england -- weise peop >> people were horrified. melania trump is using her fashion in the way the royal family doe

back in 2008, a single person was allotted £13.50 a week for bus fares.now, they're deemed to need £24 for bus fares, £3 towards the occasional rail trip, and £10 a week for taxis. you've been listening to the groups as they decide what people should have as a basic minimum. what were they saying about transport? tra nsport‘s absolutely key. people are still saying public transport is how you would meet the majority of your needs asa minimum. however, that's becoming more and more difficult and the shortfall between what you need and what you are able to get at with a bus pass is growing, so people are having to supplement their transport budget with taxi use. the lack of public buses means blackburn's food bank puts on its own service to ferry in people like james, currently homeless and looking for work. thejobcentre says he must be prepared to commute up to an hour and a half or risk losing his dole money. i've had job interviews, as well, in, like, manchester, or summat like that, but i just can't afford to get there. i'm just stuck in this town, can'

how does that fare over? >> i think after wearing a jacket like that, which we were told to take at face value and not to read anything into it, i think then you have to constantly say, well, if she doesn't really care, then, you know, why should we take to heart anything that she does publicly? and part of that certainly has to do with the way that she uses clothes and symbolism. the choices that she made. i think one of the choices was in wearing calvin klein in belgium. it's an american brand. i think there was real residence there. he talks a lot about the american dream in his work. for all of the subtexts in that choice, we were told very loudly, i don't really care. and, i think that it leaves us wondering, well what kind of soft diplomacy, what kind of fashion diplomacy are you actually trying to engage in, and how should we take your presence there? >> how does that play overseas, robin, especially in england -- >> people were horrified. melania trump is using her fashion in the way the royal family

senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny in new york, fareed zakaria, host of cnn's "fareed zakariaps." jeffs i want to go to you. how does the white house view this moment? i know they obviously knew the president did this interview. it's unclear whether they realized it was so explosive and it seems as if they were trying to mop up overnight. >> the timing of this so so important to witness. as president trump and theresa may were at blenham palace, he was given the red carpet treatment just shy of a state visit. world leaders have seen how to flatter him so there was the music, the soldiers and what not. as this was happening the interview had already happened, no one knew it so the white house was clearly trying to clean this up sarah sanders in a late-night statement in london sent out to reporters saying "president trump never said she wasn't a good person. never said anything about her personally." that said a lot, that the white house press secretary is saying that no he wasn't insulting her, he was talking about the policy but perhaps not spraysing because if you look at do

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private bus companies have axed services and increased fares.fford the daily commute. it's becoming a massive, massive issue for young people and the community. it shouldn't be something we have to worry about. it shouldn't be. just to get to work or get home from work, it should be something we think about secondary to ourjobs. natalie and steph, both in their early 20s, are currently on benefits but doing work experience at the youth centre. the increasing cost of transport means making some hard choices. well, sometimes, if you're running low on money and you really have to get somewhere, you've either got to choose between either food or your bus pass. you can't get to places that you need to go to, like jobcentre, youth zone, work, yeah. it's a story repeated across england. subsidy is cut, fares rise, passenger numbers fall, routes become uneconomic. thousands of services have been reduced or scrapped, with devastating consequences for many people on low incomes. the cost and unreliability of public transport has changed the thinking of th

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with me now fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria gps." let's break that into parts, fareed. the president says it's going well. yet if you listen to intelligence assessments from the u.s. government, it's not really going at all. north korea hasn't taken any steps to denuclearize. >> if you continue trast this with the president's approach to the president's approach to the iran deal, you see how bizarre it is. here you see a country with 60 nuclear bombs, with perhaps there may be 100 separate facilities in which they do some kind of nuclear activity. they have not frozen any activity. they have not let inspectors in. they have done nothing. and, in fact, what the satellite photo shows is they are busily building up in the event that they do have to produce some kind of pretend -- they will have actually solidified, hardened some sites. and this is what american intelligence shows. the president is essentially taking north korea's side and saying no, no, no, none of that is going on. it's truly bizarre. i cannot recall a circumstance where the president of the united states

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