the final pass price adopted after we adopt the ac transit and ferry fare. when we know the fare of those two new routes we will be able to specify what this pass will cost and we will recommend this pass price and seek for your approval at that time. we are also working on developing pass trice adjustment principles. the two we are considering. one inflation rate. as years go bypass price will be adjusted to reflect annual inflation rate. two, transit service to make sure transit pass is reflecting the available transit benefits that are treasure island. if we increase transit services, transit pass price will reflect that increase. >> we are working with revenue sharing and ec transit and ferry adoption this year. based on the fare adoption we will be back to the timma committee for transit pass price early next year. throughout this process we are working with m.t.c. and clipper to make sure as clipper is updated the features are included. we are coordinating on that front. we will be working on the plan later this year to next year, throughout next year.

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you have met him, was he the same fare?— him, was he the same fare?ff the. _ him, was he the same fare? maybe not as excitable off the. he _ him, was he the same fare? maybe not as excitable off the. he was _ him, was he the same fare? maybe not as excitable off the. he was a - him, was he the same fare? maybe not as excitable off the. he was a real- as excitable off the. he was a real gentleman, though, and i was delighted to have been able to meet him and get to know him just a little bit. i remember going to his house to interview him for the first time. i walked house to interview him for the first time. iwalked in, he was house to interview him for the first time. i walked in, he was very kind and welcomed me into his home. he offered me a cup tea and actually use my name. at that stage i was like, hang on, murray walker knows who i am, it's mind blowing. it was an incredible moment for me. he was rone to an incredible moment for me. he was prone to gaffes _ an incredible moment for me. he was prone to gaffes but _ an incredible moment for me. he

instead it's stylishly empty fare, fitting perhaps considering the subject matter. in the underrated coming—of—age pic the kings of summer, makes a very sympathetic lead, although it's worth remembering for all of his talk about giving people the freedom to make their own choices, ulbricht was essentially a dealer grifting in an industry built not upon freedom but on extortion, greed and murder. the result is a passable if lightweight cyber crime thriller that you can find online, appropriately enough, from monday. at the other end of the dramatic spectrum we have oleg which opened to very positive reviews in the directors' fortnight at cannes in 2019 and now arrives on mubi, offering a vivid and occasionally horrifying portrait of economic migration. valentin novopolskij is the latvian butcher who travels to belgium in search of work but finds himself effectively enslaved by smilingly psychotic polish criminal andrzej. seeming initially to befriend and support oleg, andrzej is soon exploiting and abusing him, refusing to pay him for his work and threatening to kill

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 the state on the upper floors the actual fair spaces were conceived as one way layouts like an ikea one if you would but yukio you know as all the visitors are brought up to one floor and the fair organizers have to make sure they don't get away. with it as well 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 leipzig inner city thought about through the system as a protest and shut out the. opposite. 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 your envoy is going for he studied it and he was thrilled with the life and elegance of cosmopolitan city. tokyo lies some 9000 kilometers east of life and that's where

have to buy foreign currency to pay the fare i had at least $5.00 u.s. dollars for this ticket and paid for 3 tickets i received $3.00 in change in cash and the rest you believe ours so i'm already losing because it's never the same as selling dollars on the black market and that. the venezuelan government is now pressing banks to implement digital payment systems to fight the cash crunch it wants the public transport system to be the 1st to use cashless payment residents say something has to be done. in my case i live in the values to toy and to travel from cover to the value i need at least 1000000 believe are you know what a. digital payment systems have their own challenges to however including the high costs of point of sale terminals as they wait for the digital believe are to transport them to the future but israel and commuters are stuck with a value losing paper money per now a high price to pay for mobility. taught in state power utility wants to promote renewable energy with floating sewed up plants currently renewables accounted for about 15

i'm fareed zakaria. coming to you live. today on the show, president biden has signed into law a $1.9 trillion relief package that will deliver much aid to america's poorest. but the economic world is asking the goldilocks question, is it too big, too small or just the right size? i'll talk to two of the world's foremost economists, larry summers and paul krugman. then, what is the quad? president biden met with the leader of japan, india and australia, a new block focused on deterring china. will it work? i'll talk to an expert. and the biotech revolution brought us to the covid 19 vaccines more swiftly than anyone imagined possible. it is given us the ability to edit genes to cure diseases and the innovations on the horizon are even more extraordinary. i will ask walter isaacson to describe what is next. >>> but first, here is my take. within hours of being inaugurated, president biden began to roll back donald trump's most egregious immigration policies including the so-called muslim ban which biden called a stain on our

>> look, fareed, this is the most, as you know, important relationship of this era of history. there are profound disagreements between the united states and china economically, strategically, on matters of human rights and the rule of law. this relationship is going to take the most deft handling if these two countries are not going to end up in some sort of confrontation or relationship or where cooperation is recolluded and i would say anchorage is not a good start. and that is diplomatic. that is a terrible start and mishandled. way too much public strategic dial ago. we know we have real disagreements but we know talking about them in public forces people to take out postures that are for more absolute because they have to play to the home crowd, to the gallery, it makes exploring the possibility of compromise that much more difficult. we've really got to dial it down in public. this applies to both sides. make it private. make it regular, make it sustained and see if we can't lower the temperature and just maybe, not just rule out confrontation over an issue like taiwan,

fareed has learned to move from his grief my teaching. was a deep side so you know it has become part of me sometimes sacred in a thing it is holy. or dead cried does not stop me. doing my work if indeed i was depressed it is just my love for. him to makes me love sometimes i could. release the pressure a more. i would never probably be out of grief but. somehow i have got some realty to carry. new stuff i know he has to work on his mental as well as his physical health that's not injure it's mental tardiness. i know what he can do what our brain says. as jess feel i feel tired mentally. a lot of things changed i 1st couple weeks i was really sensitive i was. i was going angry will easy. not in the good head space bob fosse tried to 4 months later i feel much quieter and i feel much more calm and really focused with my life i'm not there and this get me down. he finds peace through his faith and is getting professional help. praying praying to god because when you pray you leave all that in the primary and you just pray to god and i'm see

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. we'll start today's show with america this week enraging both beijing and moscow. russia recalls its ambassador after president biden says vladimir putin is a killer. >> you think he's a killer? >> mm-hmm, i do. >> and the u.s. and china begin high-level talks. >> i'm hearing deep concern about some of the actions your government is taking. >> with an exchange of insults. >> the united states does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to china from a position of strength. >> two of america's toughest relationships just got tougher. i'll talk to richard haass, zanny minton-beddoes and admiral james stavridis. also, at the start of the pandemic, everyone predicted the greatest strategy would occur in the developing world. but, in fact, the poorest countries have suffered relatively few covid deaths compared to the rich ones. what explains this mystery? ""th ""the new yorker's" sid muk gee will tell us what in the world is going on. but first, here is my take. during h

for sale with the industrial revolution conditions changed sellers looked around for a new kind of fare from the sample fair was the type that dominated the world's trade for. only one sample product was presented buyers made a contract and it was delivered and this invention then conquered the world 917 the double m. trademark was copyrighted. but in. the double m. trade for a logo has become a trademark for like c. . in the city center treat for buildings were constructed during the 19th century the best known and most famous is the made love. and the legislators went even further to develop the structure for the sample fares known as fair 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 disdain on the upper floors the actual fair spaces were conceived as one way layouts like an ikea so if you want you you know all the visitors are brought up to one floor and the fair organizers have to make sure they don't get away. with it when they have to go all the way around and once they

we could see a cut in those fares by 20%. harbor route is closer to resuming more service on the vallejo lines. and new opening could cut travel time from oakland to san francisco by 20 minutes. that terminal is now expected to open this summer. a hearing on fare rollbacks is planned for next month. >>> if you live in santa rosa, prepare to pay more for water this summer. the city is looking at increasing water rates by 2% along with the annual rate increase of 3 to 4% starting in 2022. the average water bill will go up by about $2.38 a month or nearly $29 a year. the city is dealing with $1.4 million in overdue water bills. this is because of the pandemic. >>> speaking of water, some should be heading our way. of course, we're expecting some rain coming our way, kari. >> yes, and i guess now it's time to start thinking about conserving water for other reasons, too. we haven't had a lot of rain and we'll talk about those rainfall deficits in a bit. as we look at this approaching storm system it's pretty spread out here and wi

and they do help you with the air fare. but honestly that was nothing i took up, because i just wanted to give back to the community. and i'm staying with my parents. >> oh. >> there is nothing i'm really getting out of it except to really give back and have this great opportunity. >> got it. now is your family going with you? are their expenses paid as well. >> no, not at all only the members that were chosen. >> how about -- i know you work for zillow and i'll continue with that. they were fine with you working from hawaii. any concerns about the time difference? i know it's only two or three hour time difference. >> we're lucky to have open minded people at zillow group and we have a new distributed workforce. we're all kind of around the country right now and making time zones work. but i will be weigh up early to be logging in. >> especially if you have east coasters as well. then a six-hour difference. at 5:00 a.m. probably zooming in. i guess if your view is that of a beach you're good with that. >> yeah, with the su

hauntingly lensed by cinematographer sarah cunningham, the banishing is atmospheric fare that leads itsy tunnels, with echoes of everything from the haunting to the shining with just a hint of the orphanage. addie? there are flaws — the background plot about the rise of nazism never quite falls into place, and this doesn't have the pleasing chinese puzzle intricacy of smith's seabound thriller triangle. but it does have an evocative score by toydrum, whose film credits include alice lowe's prevenge and who once again lend a touch of magic. the banishing is on a range of digital platforms now. a few years ago, ceyda torun�*s wonderful documentary kedi told the story of street cats in istanbul, concluding that cats can teach us to love life and learn to laugh again. now, elizabeth lo's stray turns its cameras on istanbul's canine population, offering an extraordinarily intimate portrait of the dogs whose lives also tell us much about ourselves. lively violin music. at the centre of the film is zeytin, an olive—eyed creature who we see negotiating the hustle and bustle of istanbul, a city

mr and mrs smith, from a script by dirty pretty things writer steven knight, this is passingly fun fare moderately distracting. his name? - edgar allan poe. edgar allan poe! wow! that said, when it comes to movies made during lockdown, this can't hold a candle to the diy british horrorfilm host, which recently came out on blu—ray, conjuring proper scares from the most restrictive filmmaking circumstances — a real low—budget gem. now, one thing we've all done far too much of during lockdown is spending time online, glued to our phones and computer screens. that's a scenario that's central to the jet—black dutch comedy—horror the columnist. katja herbers is femke, the journalist under pressure to complete a book, who finds herself unable to ignore the online trolls who constantly harass her with obscenities and death threats, something that will be unpleasantly familiar to many in this grand age of social media. when her noisy diy enthusiast neighbour turns out to be one of her online trolls, she helps him to fall off a roof, a release that miraculously unlocks her writer's block. and so,

some of the data coming out on how kids are faring in school. the consulting group, mckinsey and their report. most students are falling behind but students of color are faring worse. they are comparing historical scores on several age groups, reading and math, k through four, a fairly sharp fall off in those groups. how are those kids going to catch up? >> thank you for that question and acknowledging what we know to be true, there are students more deeply hurt by the impact of closing schools and going through this unwanted experiment we have gone through. the study pointed to clearly point out that some of our students, specifically those of color living in poverty are going to be six or 12 months behind in their learning. the strategy we are considering is ensuring we are expanding learning opportunities beyond what we have seen during the normal course of the school year. we are removing the stigma that summer is something that is only about remediation. it will be about the deceleration of learning. there will be a level of grace for our t

the plan would lower fares on all transbay trips and add more off peak trips and simplify the fare structure starting in july. the plan also calls for the start of a new route, dubbed the alameda seaplane route. starting in august. the water emergency transportation agency board will consider changes at its meeting april 1st. president biden sign an executive order today to expand access, devoting it calls on federal agencies to give employees time off to vote or volunteer at polling locations and pushes for an overhaul of the government's vote dot gov. website. today. on the anniversary of bloody sunday. i'm signing an executive order to make it easier for eligible voters to register to vote and improve access to voting. every eligible voter should be able to vote and have that vote counted today marks 56 years since bloody sunday in selma, alabama, where the late john lewis and other civil rights activists were brutally beaten by police. the demonstration proved to be a turning point in this civil rights movement and helped lead to the passage of the voting rights act of 1965 jury selectio

>> i'm not going to try to speak for republicans, fareed.look, there is a historic achievement in reducing child poverty in this fiscal stimulus. its cost is about 7% of the total. the concern about this bill is that its sheer scale relative -- the economy needs a lot of energy, but if you put too much water in the bathtub, it starts to overflow. and as i look at this bill, we're just trying to pour too much water in, and i wish it were actually true that even a third of the money was going to people who were in poverty. most of it is not. most of it is going to the middle of the population, and it's going in one-shot transfers, not in things that are ultimately going to build and strengthen the economy. that's why as much as i admire the effort, as much as i admire the progress against poverty, i am worried that the sheer scale is going to crowd out our doing what we need to do to compete with china, to build back better the president's principal aspiration, and i'm very worried this will lead to difficulty down the road as inflation picks

we need to eliminate fares. thank you. >> hi, i am calling to ask you to follow supervisor preston's lead and develop free muni for the remainder of the pandemic. i have also been laid off during the pandemic due to budget cuts. i know we need muni free to restore ridership and make transportation accessible. free transit increases ridership and lowers emissions we need to stop the profittor access to paysic needs and save environment. it serves people of color. two things. we would develop to keep in mind ensure you difficult transit riders from underserved neighborhoods to see how they can better be served and make sure transit worker have free muni. >> good afternoon. this is barry toronto. i want to continue to discuss. there is a problem with the double parking and the bike lane parking in the transit lane parking. there is a business omission between seventh and eighth that gets a lot of delivery orders. the problem is that they are blocking the transit lane on both sides of the both directions. i called -

let's fast-forward to today and some of the data that's coming out on how kids are faring in school. the organization mckenzie, the consulting group mckenzie in their report, most students are falling behind but students of color are faring worse. they're looking at comparing historical scores on several age groups, reading k-5, math k-5 average, fairly sharp falloff in those groups. rey saldana, how are those kids going to catch up? >> bill, thank you so much for that question and acknowledging what i think we all know to be true, that there were students who were more deeply hurt by the impact of closing schools and going through this unwanted experiment that we've gone through. the mckenzie study you pointed to clearly points out that some of our students, particularly those students of color, those living in poverty, are going to be six to twelve months behind in their learning, so the strategy we are considering at communities in schools and also in partnership with our school districts is ensuring that we are expanding learning opportunities beyond just what we've seen during t

vta suspended fares early in the pandemic on buses, light rail and paratransit.eguards like limited capacity, social distancing and mask requirements will still be in place. people headed to and from vaccination sites is still offered free transportation. we're back in a moment. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes [000:2

vta's fare inspectors are going back to work for the past year. fare collection on buses and light rail have been suspended due to health risks. vta just announced that ends april 1st. side note, some folks can still ride for free. >> new at 11:00, an fda warning about nasal inhalers. they can help with allergies but the fda is concerned that the fda is misusing or mislabeling nasal decongestants. misuse can lead to serious problems such as high blood pressure, heart problems and cr design changes that would prevent tampering and also they are asking them to decrease the amount of medicine in the inhalers. >>> ten out of ten parents agree every time a baby is born it's a pretty manley call moment. >> but "today's" show hoda kotb has the story of a new hampshire couple's baby whose birth this past week was truly miraculous. >> it was a birth that beat the odds. 57-year-old barbara higgins delivered a healthy baby boy on saturday, becoming one of the oldest women to give birth in the u.s. >> i'm 57. the whole thin honestly. >> reporter: barbara and

for sale with the industrial revolution conditions changed sellers looked around for a new kind of fare from then on the sample fair was the type that dominated the world's trade for. only one sample product was presented to buyers made a contract and it was delivered and this invention then conquered the world in 117 the double m. trademark was copyrighted. but in top of. the double entry has become a trademark for like seat. in the city center treat for buildings were constructed during the 19th century the best known and most famous is the made love massage. and the legislators went even further to develop the structure for the sample fares known as fair palaces starting around 1900 over 2 dozen of them popped up around central leipsic 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. if you want but 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 as well they have to go all the way aro

fareed knows all about physical rehab 22 years ago he was hit by a drunk driver he spent 2 weeks in a coma in christchurch hospital with who's not by his side she was to the. lie. you know did chance was 93 percent. when i came out it was mentally emotionally it was quite fine. here in baden physically and i was a paraplegic then they went to the hospital for retraining ways. on the whole chip so it was not easy very whore. bly went through depression after my accident. i used to think of day but i could not commit suicide because it is against playfully. so i decided. to restart my homie for the course from those fertile bit. they're good they're gave me peace of mind in focused on something positive fareed and has now reacted with compassion for the driver we forgave her for. her smile and i will. you know we were feeling sorry for him. who were not only with. a move to christchurch worked hard and prayed for a child after my accident we. lost all hope in. having a turn was extremely jurf will hear very precious. for reed has learned to move from his grief my teaching. was a deep si

v today will still offer free fares to people who are traveling to or from a vaccination site.'s a new bill in the state assembly meant to simplify bay area public transit options. assembly member david chu has introduced a bill that would create a pilot program for a consolidated fair system for transit agencies. this would allow writers to travel across multiple agencies. on a fixed fair using a special pass. it would also encourage cooperation among the 27 different transit agencies that operate in the bay area's nine counties. all the disposable ppe we've been using for the past year is creating a huge little problem. ktvu rob roth reports on the kind of environmental problems ppe is causing. they're meant to protect us against covid, but too often used masks, gloves and other personal protection or carelessly discarded. they don't just disintegrate and disappear. this old ppe was on a beach in pacifica and this one on the side of the road all over from our streets and our beaches are parks are walking trails. is there some of the places that lynne adams of the pacific beac

the fare structure itself.starting in july. the plan calls for a start of a new route in august from alameda to san francisco directly don't have to go through oakland. water emergency transportation board will consider these changes at their meeting on april 1st still to come this noontime spring break just around the corner, but the pandemic definitely has changed what we're gonna do up next we take a closer look at a new survey surrounding travel on how many people actually planned to book a trip this friend break honestly, i thought i was getting my floors cleaned. then i learned, my mop could be loaded with bacteria. that means i gotta clean my mop too? ugh. so i got a swiffer wetjet to get a cleaner, clean! i stick on a fresh pad. boom! it's ready to go. the spray breaks down dirt. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. unlike my mop that can spread it around. and wetjet's even safe on wood! all this? buh-bye. it's so simple! i get a cleaner clean every day. try wejet with a money back guarantee. spring brea

other fares waited. this year san mateo county is the first to bring the fee back. as for other counties. >> we did ask around the bay area and check the status of other county fairs. they range from no plans to virtual to drive through's to canceled until further notice. in san mateo. >> as soon as our guest attend the fair they will be checked temperature check. they will be asked three different health questions. they will be wearing masks along the way. >> reporter: there is no escaping covid 19. it does amount to a symbolic victory. hungry yet? >> very exciting news. both and what remains a relative ghost ground.>>>ghost > take a live look at the santa cruz beach boardwalk which is reopening rise on thursday. they're open for california residents and walkup capacity will be limited. the boardwalk is recommending people reserve rides ahead of time on the website. reservations are open between april 1st and april 11th with windows for later reservations opening in the coming weeks.>>> the san francisco chronicle reports must only center it will reopen at the end

the final pass price adopted after we adopt the ac transit and ferry fare. when we know the fare of those two new routes we will be able to specify what this pass will cost and we will recommend this pass price and seek for your approval at that time. we are also working on developing pass trice adjustment principles. the two we are considering. one inflation rate. as years go bypass price will be adjusted to reflect annual inflation rate. two, transit service to make sure transit pass is reflecting the available transit benefits that are treasure island. if we increase transit services, transit pass price will reflect that increase. >> we are working with revenue sharing and ec transit and ferry adoption this year. based on the fare adoption we will be back to the timma committee for transit pass price early next year. throughout this process we are working with m.t.c. and clipper to make sure as clipper is updated the features are included. we are coordinating on that front. we will be working on the plan later this year to next year, throughout next year.

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the show, artificial intelligence will dominate the future of the economy and china is winning. a disturbing new report from a panel of top executives says america needs to wake up. can the united states ensure that it is the world's ai super power? i will talk to commission chair and the former head of google, eric schmidt. also, whether you are going on a vacation or a business trip, you better be ready to show a passport, a vaccine passport. want to get back to your job, be prepared to show proof that you got a jab. we'll explore the ethics of what some way is our inevitable future. >>> and australia takes on big tech. facebook and google must pay news organizations for their stories. i'll ask that country's communication minister why his nation is taking the stand. and could this become the new global standard? >>> but first here's my take. the biden presidency is still in its early days, but it is not too soon to point to its most impressive accomplishment so far, one th

straight ahead we dive into the latest and later we bring in a pail to break down how markets are faring of the fed federal open market committee meets to discuss the state of the u.s. economy back show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program with the latest regarding astra zeneca an expert universities embattled cope with 19 vaccine after a handful of member states suspended use of the drug due to issues related to blood clots the executive director of the european medicines agency says it is investigating the link between the vaccine and these health issues but of course we know that many people many thousands of people it's about the blood on your the in the new for many different reasons so what we call our expert committee to do is to stop this whether there might be a cold the relationship between the box and nations be. events so while the investigation is ongoing we are currently we are still firmly convinced that the benefits of the job is that the cat box in preventing poke at 19 with its associated prisk of hospitalized patients that outweighed the risk of the si

studies show that children with stepfathers on average fare about as well as children of single mothers. it's not a situation where you can clock in the or out in the adult and be effective for the child for their something distinct when it comes to safety and well-being for children that only happens in a home of their married mother and father. in this family conversation you will probably run up against a lot of conversations to be effective well children don't need moms and dads to be safe and feel loved. congratulation giga said children need married mothers and fathers because statistically that's the place where there the most likely to be safe and loved. one woman, her father had left the family and her mother remarried and this is her story. she said my mom remarried a couple of years after my biological dad left. the man she married to god for kids that were not his own. unfortunately he was often verbally abusive ill tempered and reactionary. my mom was put in the position of protecting us almost daily. my stepfather and my mother ended up having three children together as we

also in this programme, fares please — stand by for the age of the bus.t an industry, but they're almost _ like a social service _ and fundamentally they help us level up the country. but first, the home secretary has told mps she understands public anger over sarah everard's death, but she warned against protests while covid restrictions are in place. priti patel confirmed that she's started a review into the policing of saturday's vigil on clapham common in south london. hundreds of people had gathered on the common to lay flowers and pay their respects to sarah, who'd gone missing while walking home from a friend's house. there was widespread criticism by mps of the police tactics after they tried to disperse the vigil, making four arrests. sarah's body was found in woodland in kent, and a police officer has been charged with her murder. in the commons, the home secretary led mps in expressing their condolences to sarah's family. mr speaker, i would like to take a moment to acknowledge why sarah's death has upset so many. my heartache and that of other

. >>> new details this morning the days of collectionless fares are nearing an end for vta. the past year, fare collection on buss and light rail trains have been suspended due to health risks for operators. the agency just announced that all ends april 1st. some fares will still be free but only if you're headed to a vaccination site and can show proof. >>> an east bay city is now moving forward with its plan to increase housing for those struggling to make it in the bay. berkeley reports the city council passed two measures to start a new housing plan that would create around 9,000 units. the measures will remove single family zoning in berkeley and allow more multiunit homes like duplexes to be built in some low-income areas. city councilmembers say the process will take about two years to complete. >>> 5:38 for you this morning. it is friday as we get started and kick it into the weekend. meteorologist kari hall is keeping track of the temperatures we can expect this weekend as well as the cool start this morning. >> yes, that music just sounds so dramatic, but we are go