we couldn't jump over very easily and it's not just fare gates it's a comprehensive approach to fare evasion. >>it's very gates, it's swing gays it is in closing elevators is police presidents as well. >>she said there were 10 officers and 2 sergeants and head with the rolling loud music festival let out at the coliseum she explains why the officers initially stood down with the mass of people rest of their games without pay for that many people. >>it's really tough to to keep the situation under control it could actually have been much worse if our police officers had decided to try to. >>video of the mass fare evasion was uploaded to twitter and ultimately seen by officials at the transit agency this war director says she's thankful that she was able to see it. >>without this video i would not have noon probably that the since kind of activity even happens. i actually i'm thankful to c. and things that helps me as a director we are out where we need to target our. >>but estimates the cost of the new fare evasion prevention system to be around a million. they say it will take around

for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my article this week. and let's get started. >>> last sunday night the white house sent shock waves through the american national security community and threw the corridors of power around the world with its announcement about syria. the u.s. was gone from northern syria, the statement said, and turkey was moving in. on wednesday turkey's operation began with airstrikes, artillery fire and troops and death and destruction and condemnation. i want to talk about syria and ukraine and much more with hi next guest, susan rice. susan was president obama's ambassador to the u.n. and then his national security adviser. she is author of a new book, "tough love: my story of the things worth fighting for." pleasure having you on. >> it's great to be with you, fareed. >> before we get to syria and ukraine, i need to ask you about the moment you write your book, when president obama calls you and asks you to be his ambassador to the united nations, a storied position, a cabinet position, and you respond by saying, wel

we couldn't jump over very easily and it's not just fare gates it's a comprehensive approach to fare evasion. >>it's very gates, it's swing gays it is in closing elevators is police presidents as well. >>she says there were 10 officers and 2 sergeants and head with the rolling loud music festival let out at the coliseum she explains why the officers initially stood down with the mass of people rest of their games without pay. >>for that many people. it's really tough to to keep the situation under control it could actually have been much worse if our police officers had decided to try to. >>video of the mass very bayesian was uploaded to twitter and ultimately seen by officials at the transit agency this war director says she's thankful that she was able to see it. >>without this video i would not have noon probably that the since kind of activity even happens. i actually i'm thankful to c. and things that helas ps me a director we're out where we need to target our. >>but estimates the cost of the new fare evasion prevention system to be around a million. they say it will take aroun

fare.des are requested using on online platform to connect drivers with passengers. the proposed tax is 1.5% on a shared ride fare and 3.25% on a private ride fare. the city would impose these taxes on fares charged by these company until november 5, 2045. passenger rides in zero-emission vehicles would be subject to a 1.5% business tax until september 21, 2024. the city will deposit the tax revenues, estimated at $31 million annually, into a traffic congestion mitigation fund to spend for the following purposes. the san francisco municipal transportation agency, which oversees the city's transportation system, including muni buses and trains, bicycles, traffic, parking and taxis will receive half of the revenues to improve muni service and reliability, maintain and expand facilities and improve muni station access. and the san francisco county transportation authority, a county agency separate from the city that funds and plans transportation projects would receive roughly half of the reve

it is really significant that raise in the subway fare. that happened, the greatts generated acceptance in the public eye. and everyed raiding subway station. the people started joining them and that evasion. after that, the government deploying policemen and every subway station to repress this act. they started beating the children. filling the subway stations with a lot of policeman. and they thought this was enough to contain the protest, but it wasn't. so after that, the people in every city of the country, in every big city of the country, started to go out to the streets to protest. around the country reflected years of injustice for different types of things in chile like health care, education, water privatization, and environmental issues, and so on. we have a lot of issues going on here in chile, so it is not just about the subway. the people took to the streets to say they have had enough of a country ruled by the elite for the elite. this is the issue right now. people are going out even though pinera has had a really bad resp

thank you, fareed. i would say that the middle east got even more dangerous in this very short period of time. basically, if we look at the events in syria of the last week and we couple it with the attack on saudi arabia just last month, the fact that the united states has not -- or has been unwilling to use military force to protect two of its very direct interests, the saudis and the kurds, really sends the message to the rest of the region and the world that the u.s. is unlikely to use military force to protect its interests. and that will invite more provocations. and i think the most likely invitee will be iran. but it will also encourage those to make provocations thinking that the u.s. won't use any military force, when in some cases, the u.s. will be forced to use military force. so i think there's an increased chance of provocations and there's an increased chance of very unwelcome and unwanted military conflict between the united states and some forces in the middle east and perhaps even else

and the legislators went even further to develop the structure for the sample fares known as fare palaces starting around 1900 over 2 dozen of them popped up around central park many of them in the form of passages. in the bottom floors of the displays to stay on the upper floors the actual fair spaces were conceived as one way layouts like an ikea one if you would about you you know the visitors are brought up to one floor and the fair organizers have to make sure they don't get away. with it is what they have to go all the way around and once they're satisfied just like an ikea today they go on to the next floor. out of office so this one way layout became the model for the sample fair palaces of light 6 inner city thought about through the system as opposed to no shot from the ups and. officer. the media you can find the old trade exchange it is as beautiful as a palace and here you can also find an old acquaintance you want both gone for he studied in life and he was thrilled with a life in an elegant cosmopolitan city. tokyo lies some 9000 kilometers east and bet's where our weekly b

the greens fare and of course just over the water behind the parliament building here is kicked back. the backer and nationalist party are expected to do better than they did in 2015 so it's still all to play for tommy you mentioned the 2 main parties pre-election polls put them so close and some are even calling this indecision 29 teams why all canadians having such a hard time making their minds up. well justin trudeau liberals have disappointed many of those who voted for justin trudeau back in 2015 because of numerous scandals and also because of some environmental measures that he took place in the west of canada allowing an oil pipeline be built which has also meant that some of his party supporters have gone to other parties such as the greens and then amongst young voters they're feeling a little bit sort of jaded with the 2 main parties of the liberals on the conservatives and the n.d.p. have done a very good online campaign which seems to have struck a chord and like i said over and kept backlit block it seems to have also garnered a lot of support there so it's really so ti

couldn't jump over very easily and it's not just fare gates, it's a comprehensive approach to fare evasion. it's very gates, it's swinging gates. it is in closing elevators police presidents as well. >>she said there were 2 officers and 2 sergeants on with the rolling loud music festival let out at the coliseum she explains why the officers initial stood down with a mass of people rest of their games without pay for that many people. >>it's really tough to to keep the situation under control it could actually have been much worse if our police officers had decided to try to. >>a video of the mass fare evasion was uploaded to twitter and ultimately seen by officials at the transit agency this war director says she's thankful that she was able to see it. >>without this video i would not have noon probably that the since kind of activity even happens. i actually i'm thankful to c. things that helps me as a director we're out where we need to tar. >>light estimates the cost of the new fare evasion prevention system to be around a million. they say it will take around for 5 years to complete wi

>>couldn't jump over very easily and it's not just fare gates, it's a comprehensive approach to fare evasion. it's very gates, it's swinging gates. it is in closing elevators is police presidents as well. >>she says there were 10 officers and 2 sergeants and with the rolling loud music feival let out at the coliseum she explains why the officers initially stood down with the mass of people rest of their games without pay for that many people. >>it's really tough to to keep the situation under control it could actually have been much worse if art police officers had decided to try to. >>a video of the mask their evasion was uploaded to twitter and ultimately seen by officials at the transit agency this war director says she's thankful that she was able to see it. >>without this video i would not have. probably that the since kind of activity even happens. i actually i'm thankful to c. things it helps me as a director we're out where we need to tar. >>estimates the cost of the new fare evasion prevention system to be around a million. they say it will take around for 5 years to complet

cnn's fareed zakaria joins us now.ion on the ground in syria right now. a quarter million people displaced. our kurdish allies killed, a power vacuum for adversaries like russia, iran, syria as well as terrorist groups, likecy sis developing here, what was your reaction when you heard this from the president? >> so i view the situation on the turkish border with syria to be for the united states strategically brilliant. >> you know there has been other failures and mistakes that the united states has made. the curious thing about this one is it seems to have no benefit for the united states. we had a very comfortable situation, which was we had created in a sense separated these two parties, the turks and the syrian kurds. the syrian kurds were allies. they were fighting isis. they were preventing isis from reconstituting. the turks were minding their own business, also in some ways helping on that front because the two sides didn't like each other, we were the buffer between them. we removed that, created this, all th

. >> i'm joined now by fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria gps." fareed, good to see you. was there a green light to pull out of syria? >> there's no question it was a green light in the sense that erdogan called asking for the green light. there is no circumstance they would have invaded if there were u.s. troops or turkey had to fire on u.s. troops. that is what was holding them back for five years. there is no doubt that the united states exceeded to this. president trump later tried to deny that he exceeded to it, but he absolutely exceeded to it. and, you know, in a sense it is part of his plan. just get the hell out and let the locals kill each other. >> is it irreversible? >> it's very hard, i think, to now get back to unravel this. this is one of the great tragedies of what trump has done, because he's given the turks this kind of safe haven, this sphere of influence in syria that they have long wanted. they've wanted it because it allows them to push the refugees that they have in turkey and it allows them to keep the kurds at a distance. it also benefits assad in

couldn't jump over very easily and it's not just fare gates, it's a comprehendive approach to fare evasion. it's very gates, it's swing gays it is in closing elevators is police presidents as well. >>she said there were 10 officers and 2 sergeants and head with the rolling loud music festival let out at the coliseum she explains why the officers initially stood down with the mass of people rest of their games without pay. >>for that many people. it's really tough to to keep the situation under control it could actually have been much worse if our police officers have decided to try to. >>video of the mass fare evasion was uploaded to twitter and ultimately seen by officials at the transit agency this war director says she's thankful that she was able to see it. >>without this video i would not have noon probably that the since kind of activity even happens. i actually i'm thankful to c. kinds of things that helps me as a director out where we need to target our. >>but estimates the cost of the new fare evasion prevention system to be around a million. they say it will take around for 5 yea

crisis also train stations per 100 more curfews in place in chile a why the cancellation of subway fare rises hasn't stopped the youngest spreading there. making his vote count will have an update on evo morales his bid to extend his 13 year grip on the presidency of political. and a natural beauty in iraq and so what is spoiling the chances of this 150000000 year old k.-u. becoming a world heritage site. so protests are spreading across lebanon as politicians trying to come up with a way to quell the anger it's gone to am in the city of tripoli and thousands of people as you say yes still out on the streets chanting waving the lebanese flag. this is a protest movement that has unified people across sectarian and religious divides there are reports the country's main parties have agreed to measures proposed by prime minister saad hariri to ease an economic crisis but many are already saying it's just not enough and this report is from stephanie deca. day 4 and more came out. the streets so packed in places it was hard to move estimates put the numbers of over a 1000000 people across the

couldn't jump over very easily and it's not just fare approach to a comprehensive fare evasion. it's very gates, it's swing games. it is in closing elevators is police presidents as well. >>she said there were 10 officers and 2 sergeants and head with the rolling loud music festival let out at the coliseum she explains why the officers initially stood down with the mass of people rest of their games without pay. >>for that many people. it's really tough to to keep the situation under control it could actually have been much worse if our police officers had decided to try to. >>video of the mass fare evasion was uploaded to twitter and ultimately seen by officials at the transit agency this war director says she's thankful that she was able to see it. >>without this video i would not have noon probably that the since kind of activity even happens. i actually i'm thankful to c. and things that helps me as a director we're out where we need to target our. >>but estimates the cost of the new fare evasion prevention system to be around a million. they say it will take around for 5 ye

in fare? >> whenever capacity comes off, there is the risk of global fares.nd demand issue from a jetblue perspective, there's a lot of things that we're doing with the loilt side and new fares rolling later this year and that should allow us to post increases in 2020. alix: thank you for joining us, robin. mark, thank you for joining us on the hour. nd we got an earnings slump. eli lilly had trade and if you're heading out jumping into your car, tune into bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: bielema loany joins me now. listen to bill on the bloomberg on gtv go. texas instruments could be very early open here. >> it is definitely going to be an ugly open. the stock has been in an uptrend ince december but it will gap. alix: so what about caterpillar really interesting price action early. it was down 6% after earnings and now it's down .3% of 1%. >> the initial trade they hammered it in the premarket. now we're back to little change. first report is going to be around the 130 but resistance because it is little change. look for 134 which was yesterday's

so political leaders in the nazi northern rail should reduce the fares for anyone still on one of themtell us to the operators, for them to tell us what package of mitigation they will make for the travelling public, the passengers who have had to put up the passengers who have had to put up with so much in the last few months, and this isjust another example of how they are being let down. northern rail is replacing pacers. this train is one of a hundred joining the network, but they are not being rolled out quickly enough. so the choice is either stick with these, or insist on their requirement and see dozens of services a day cancelled. danny savage, bbc news, leeds. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. last night was the coldest night since early may, sophie, temperatures of minus 11.5 celsius in highland scotland. elsewhere in scotland, where we are seeing the sunshine this morning, in stark contrast to the grey skies and drizzly rain we have had across the south—east of england and east anglia. the real battle at the moment, and at low pressure, the weather front,

what sparked this unrest at 1st was a planned hike in public transport fares but even after the government backtracked the riots continued widening to reflect anger among chileans over living costs and inequality there were deaths amid bio in clashes arson and looting president sebastian pinera had condemned the violence but also pledged more efforts to meet the protesters demands not only. that on tuesday i will meet with party presidents. of both government and opposition parties. you just blow or and hopefully move towards a social agreement. that will allow us all. together to rapidly efficiently and responsibly approach better solutions to the problems affecting trillanes. on monday many syntagma residents tried to get back to normal life the city's metro reopened as did a small number of shops but people had to stand in long lines to be let in. i have to buy what i can from my home for lunch for dinner there's nothing in the majority of the businesses are closed because they were looted. drivers also face long waits to fill up. either. it seems we're men of running out of fuel are go

has now backed down on the hikes but crowds are still out on the streets that decision to increase fares provoked nearly 2 weeks of demonstrations but subway and bus stations attacked. on friday the military was deployed after a state of emergency was declared jorge mn is a chilly in social research or from the university of cambridge who blames the government for not listening to the protestors concerns this should be a political dialogue this should be a certain some sort of. agreements table to talk about this to maybe step back with a decision of pricing the 1st of the of the metro that cost all of this but actually that is just tip of the iceberg many things will be defined in the events of this next 3 days he said because we have tanks in the streets we didn't see that in the last 30 years we have the militaries in the streets so there might happen something really really damaging for the future of this conversations but the must be some compensation and there must be a process of learning from the political class to understand that people cannot take it anymore because they're not

world there's been more violent protests in chile despite the government suspending a proposed metro fare hike that sparked the protests at least 2 airlines have canceled flights to the capital santiago which is under a state of emergency 7 people are reported dead from fires related to the ana rest . kurdish forces have withdrawn from the northern syrian town of rostock as demanded by turkey when it agreed to pause its incursion their career wants to establish a buffer zone between the border and kurds in turkey views as terrorists on sunday a convoy of ambulances carrying wounded civilians and kurdish fighters was seen leaving the area. following elections in switzerland the right wing peoples party remains the strongest force in parliament despite a slip in support green opposition parties made an unexpected gains because of the country's unique electoral system remains unclear whether the greens will become part of the government which parliament will vote for in december. the u.k. foreign minister says he believes prime minister boris johnson has the backing to get his brecht's it de

the cause was a planned hike in public transport fares angry rioters set this garment factory on fire on sunday 5 people died here the president declared a state of emergency. we are at war with a powerful relentless enemy that respects nothing or anyone and is willing to use violence and crime without any limits. even when it involves the loss of human lives yes a man many residents of santiago tried to get back to normal life the city's metro reopened. as did a small number of supermarkets where people waited in long lines to be let in. for motorists also faced long waits to fill up. you're not serious it's been a quiet morning compared to the previous days at least after everything i heard during the night it looks calm now imagine it will be worse to be honest. but total calm seems a long way off with the protests showing no signs of letting up. and with me in the studio is d.w. reporter on a shorter who's been watching these developments and things have escalated so quickly and in recent days and now the former president of chile is weighing in on the discussion yes she is actual

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in public transport fares sparked the unrest that has been canceled but protesters say that their discontent runs much deeper they are calling for a general strike more than 10000 soldiers and police officers have been deployed in the capital santiago. another day of protests in chile. thousands have taken to the streets once again in santiago and valparaiso. the military used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds of demonstrators president sebastian pinera sent in the troops to maintain order after a weekend of chaos in several cities. there were deaths amid violent clashes arson attacks and looting the cause was a planned hike in public transport fares angry rioters set this garment factory on fire on sunday 5 people died here the president declared a state of emergency. we are with a powerful relentless enemy that respects nothing or anyone and is willing to use violence and crime without any limits. even when it involves the loss of human lives. many residents of santiago tried to get back to normal life the city's metro reopened. as did a small number of supermarkets where pe

making news around the world. 3 people have died during protests in chile against public transport farehikes president sebastian pinera announced the price increases would be suspended following days of violent protests the unrest has been chile's worst in decades. australian airline quantas has completed the longest ever nonstop commercial passenger flight the boeing 787 dreamliner took off from new york with 49 passengers and crew on board 19 hours and 16 minutes later at touchdown in sydney it was part of a test to assess how entre long haul flights affect passenger jet lag and crew fatigue. police and radical pro independence protesters clashed in barcelona despite attempts by some protesters to mediate saturday night was calmer than friday which solve violent rioting and widespread unrest spain's prime minister has rejected a call for dialogue from the catalan regional leader until he explicitly condemns the recent violence. our correspondent helen humphrey is in barcelona covering events there she sent us this report on how the pro independence catalan movement has been organizing

macri fared very well this week. it was idealfor us to bounce macri fared very well this week.fared very well this week. it was idealfor us to bounce off. as a memento point of view. i think from one to the whole squad, 3132 as we are now, i think the preparation has been brilliant. i think the most is the boys were chomping at the bit to get involved. not quite as many goals. note 9—0. talk us through the premier league. not as many goals as there were at st mary's last night! but still a busy day in the premier league, with all the results, here's joe lynskey. yeah leicester cith the latest surprise contenders to emerge in a title race after that result last night. we'll look back at those goals shortly. but the side looking to close the gap on the league leaders today were the champions manchester city. they had to battle hard at home to aston villa, and it didn't all go their way, but this 3—0 win takes them to within three points of liverpool who play tomorrow. with the story at the etihad, patrick gearey reports. man city could be forgiven for being fidgety, they started

i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start today's show with president trump's decision on syr syria. i talk about how it's been received around the world with president obama's national security adviser, susan rice. >> what president trump has done is let out of jail, given a get out of jail free card to about 10,000 terrorists. >> we'll discuss trump's infamous phone call with ukraine and why rice wasn't satisfied when obama offered her the u.n. ambassadorship. >>> then david miliband on the consequences on the ground in syria. and i'll ask our trump so-called china whisperer, billionaire stephen schwarzman when he thinks the trade war between the two world's largest economies will end. >>> and a novel idea to put a divided america back together and get the two sides talking, really talking. but first, here's my take. i have long opposed the various efforts to impeach donald trump. overturning an election should be a rare event undertaken in only the most extreme circumstances. the process would create deep wounds in an already divided nation. and as a practical matter, since it's h

and they need to be sea-level rise ready and feignly, affordability is critical and a means-based fare is one of many components to fund out of this. so we've had over 200 meetings with stakeholders around the region. a lot of transportation experts, environmental groups, equity groups and others and have come up with a framework that we're proposing with four elements to it. the first is the largest and this is really the build-out of this regional network including both state of good repair, but then also expansion of our existing rail, ferry and bus systems. the second is connections to this system including three components and that would have local transit funds with funds going straight to local transit operators to connect into this system and into their downtowns including an active transportation element with a focus on complete bike and pedestrian networks, a lot like you saw this morning and san francisco is one of the only places doing it. third is using emerge moto mobi. the third element would be multi-bucketed, but it would include the means-based fare, including funding

making headlines around the world 3 people have died during protests in chile against public transport fare hikes president sebastian pinera announced the price increases will be suspended following days of violent protests the unrest has been chile's worst in decades. more than $60000.00 passengers a german airports are facing delays and cancellations after cabin crew extended a strike the walkout was called over pay and legal status of the union. u.s. president donald trump has abandoned a plan to hold the next g. 7 summit a goal for zork he owns in florida critics accuse trump of misusing his office to personally profit from staging the taxpayer funded gathering. and day off the wants being what was being hailed as super saturday in the british. i meant it looks like another breaks an extension could be on the table u.k. lawmakers voted to postpone ratifying a deal struck between prime minister barak's johnson and the e.u. just a few days ago jumps and then sent a series of contradictory letters to brussels the 1st asking for breaks at delay followed by a later text reaffirming his deter

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but rather than raising salaries the government is raising fares i the government playing to the fare rise on rising oil prices in a week a peso. says don't buy that and say the protest is a ticket to ride of concerns about the economy italy and when the students come in and once they're protesting in a way that many of us who work cannot so in some ways they can represent us. but it's becoming increasingly violent on friday protestors forced the metro to shut entirely the city estimates protesters have cost $700000.00 worth of damage more than $200.00 incidents such mobs have been caught on street cameras descending on metro stations commuters have dodged tear gas and water cannon as police and protesters confront each other the electrical company citi group of people said its high rise building on fire the blaze could be seen across the city yet the protests have gone on a long time at 1st it was tolerable but unfortunately now it's grown to. at least 130 arrests have been made a state of emergency gives the government extra powers to restrict public gatherings for 2 weeks soldiers

over aarted as a anger rise in subway fares has turned into mass protests against the government. four people have beeeen killed n the unrest.. an extension to the curfew announced as thousands rallied in protest in santiago. chile has been consumed by nationwide protetests sparked by an announced hikike in m metro fare things turned violent and around a dozen people have died. people desperate for food and supplies. >> i have to buy what i can for my home for lulunch and dinner. there is nothing. the majority of businesses are closed. they are looted. this one is open. they are o only allowing 30 peoe in at a time. of the 16ago and nine regions of the country have been placed under a state of emergency. this comeses after the president said t the country is at war. for the first time since the and of the military dictatorship in 1990, soldiers have been deployed to the streets. on monday, the president announced plalans to tackle the social issues facicing thehe pu. we are working on a set of measures to potentially improve pensions, lower the price of medicine, and improve the q

chile's government crackdown on protests over transport fare hikes in the capital we'll have the latest from santiago. i mean take you on and on usually tough and bumpy ride down under. and over some heavy rain across the southeast of the united states old tied to tropical storm ernesto this is it but it's moving quite swiftly across the southeast is really where the main weather is over the next couple of days. but if you can see by sunday it really does pick up a pace and actually eventually it'll push out into the west of the atlantic so just sitting off the coast of the eastern seaboard so it'll produce more rain showers some heavy at times across this particular portion macare not quite nasty in the southeast in the meantime the threat of heavy rain and tornadoes and very strong winds at about 60 kilometers an hour out towards the west that's where we got the the snow piling into the rockies and then by monday as it works its way east and actually feeds into this much warm as the temperatures of course still a little bit cooler but even so the clash of that cold air and the more ea

i'm fareed zakaria.ies of state, one from either side of the aisle. madeleine albright and colin powell. on the president's phone call with his ukrainian counterpart. the whistle-blow