it's a good fare so i can select that now and book the trip and pay that fare in advance. [ please stand by ] >> a shout out to our colleagues at madot, they've been talking about the success down there. we think this is a real winner for the taxi industry. >> and, then, my last question is, we did receive a couple comments by e-mail and i can't remember which type of medallion holders they were, but i just want to make sure that when we did these industry wide meetings that all types of medallion holders were invited because we did receive a couple comments from a certain type of medallion holder that they weren't included and said outreach. >> yeah. great, thank you for that question. we did hold, as i said, three outreach meetings. we posted the meeting information online. we proactively sent out the meeting invitation to those on our stake holder list. that includes a variety of medallion holder types and industry stake holders. so that's the best to reach out to our industry stake holders. >> okay. perfect. thank you, chair. >> chairman: thank you. i will say that i think these are

we had two writers. race, and how gb fared? we had two writers justin _ race, and how gb fared?riters. justin and loud finished - writers. justin and loud finished eighth, which is the best british result we've had in this event for many years. five for georgie finishing in 25th, she ended up in, and given her age that's a really good result. she's under 23, but there's not an under 23 championship event for the women. but there's one for the future, i think, and to give her the experience at world championship level at the start of this next olympics cycle i think is really important for british cycling. let's return to football, and the story of eliott dugan's professional career. he was a very talented young player, but he was let go by swindon town at the age of 18. however, he refused to give up on his dream — and, after writing to clubs all over the world, he found success in cyprus — as andy howard reports. like many, from a very early age, elliot dugan had a dream.- elliot dugan had a dream. 10096 football. it's _ elliot dugan had a dream. 10096 football. it's all— ellio

this is fare integration. and it's very promising. there is going to be a pilot and then -- hopefully. i'm getting a little ahead of myself because it hasn't been approved by the board yet, but what was presented to me -- and i'm tracking on it because i have a deputy on it. but a pass for employers and universities and, you know, junior colleges and, you know, that they would buy and then their student population can use any transit system. so that was one idea that was being thrown around. this is going to come right around the corner and other improvement with clipper, too. and so i would just say, stay tuned to that and we'll work with tilley on it, but that's kind of where we are. pam, do you want to edit me or add to me? >> yeah. you hit that well. we're going to take a look back at september particularly compared to the october ridership. we have been tracking the ridership daily and weekly. and what also helped was the service restoration put in place in early august. but we'd be happy to report back with our results at a late

just a couple quick ideas, fareed.hs off for summer is pretty obsolete. it has been obsolete for a long time. that was based on the raring economy, and last time i checked, most of our children weren't working in our fields. children need different amounts of schooling. some may need five days a week, nine months a year. other children might need six, seven days a week, longer days, afternoons, because of what's going on at home or in the community. some children need one meal a day at school, some children need three meals a day at school. when i ran chicago public schools, we sent home very discreetly for a couple thousand children backpacks full of food over the weekend because we were worried about them not eating on the weekend and not coming back to school. if your stomach is grumbling, you can't learn. what's been constant in education is time, and the variable has been learning. i want to flip that on its head. i want learning to be the constant and the variable to be time, and let's give every child exactly wh

already discounted fares, like for seniors and students. dustin johnson considers it a no-brainer. >> if it's 50% off, most definitely. i think it will give people more incentive to ride. back here is where the stick comes in. we have done numerous reports about the blatant fare evasion, as people breeze right through without paying. it is costing bart $25 million per year, and angering the writers who do pay. >> they don't want to feel like people are taking advantage of the system, so we are responding to that feedback, and trying to make it more difficult for people to fare a. >> reporter: today at the rockridge station, engineers were finishing up installation of new plexiglass barricades. they try to never of different designs, including ones that writers nicknamed the guillotine, but each new model could be defeated, usually by brute force, which this newest design takes into account. >> the bolt goes in and it is a solid bolt, so now it is incredibly difficult to push through the gate now. you can slam on it, push on it, and it doesn

go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week.nd let's get started. ♪ >>> paris' reaction to the aukus submarine deal with swift and it furious, as france was scheduled to provide subs to australia. but this week biden spoke to france's macron by phone and said biden holds himself responsible for the lack of consultation with america's oldest ally. british prime minister boris johnson, however, took a rather different tact. >> i just think it's time for some of our dearest friends around the world to put on a grip about all of this, a break. >> joining me to talk about it is france's ambassador to the united states, philippe etienne, who is still in france. when will you get back? >> thank you very much for having me. soon, between our two presidents, our president announced i will be back next week. so i have a couple of consultations to complete but then i will be back in washington, where i will have a lot of work to do with our american intelligence. >> did president biden apologize to president macron? >> you can read their c

the reduced fare is an effort to encourage people to come back to the system. right at the transit agency apparently seeing only about 25% of its pre-covid weekly ridership numbers. >>> a recently married couple enjoying some social media fame. >> they pretended to bill guests who stood them up at their wedding. eight people rsvped, but were no showed for their destination wedding in jamaica, so the couple posted a fake invoice for the cost of two unused seats on facebook. they said it was all for laughs, and called it a teachable moment. >> one of the couples but they were really apologetic. they did offer to pay us. of course we declined, because it wasn't about the money. we were just trying to send a message. >> there friends even kept the joke going, and turned the invoice into t-shirts for the newlyweds. >> my friends got married and all i got was a t-shirt? it serves you right, because i didn't bother to go. >> who wouldn't want to go to jamaica, though? that's a great destination wedding. i would go. can i be invited >> it is hurricane season, so there

. >> a new monitor uses an algorithm to calculate the fair -- calculate the fare. the hope is to induce riders by eliminating the fear of not knowing the fare until the trip is done. it could be as simple as using a phone app to go up to a cab to find out the fare before you even get in, but despite the proposal, some drivers do not want to see anything change. it's not good. >> these drivers do not want to see the program change. they are afraid the new system will be wrong and drivers will be charged more money. some riders think it could make them take a taxi over a rideshare. the taxi union says it should work because it will help show the public the cost of a taxi is not much different than a rideshare. they say in some cases, it could be cheaper. they just needed a way to show people it before they start flagging down a cab. >> a new study has found america's workforce is growing older and more diverse. dan: michael finney has a look at that and today's headlines. >> data shows that since 1970 up, the percentage of teenage workers has significantly dropped wh

go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. ♪ >>> this is not a battle between the united states of america and terrorism but between the free and democratic world and terr terrorism. we here in britain stand shoulder to shoulder with our american friends in this hour of tragedy. >> that was tony blair, then the british prime minister on september 11, 2001. blair made good on his promise to stand with america, sending his nation's men and women into war in both afghanistan and iraq. tony blair joins me now. welcome. that day, and the few days after, what was the dominant thing in your mind after that horrible event took place? >> to keep our people safe. this was an event where just in the recent weeks as people have gone back over it again, they've seen the footage and some sense of the immensity of the tragedy and the shock, the trauma of it has come across, i think. but for us in positions of leadership, this was obviously a devastating attack and we thought there could be further attacks. we needed to

today, engineers finished up installing these new plexiglass fare gates at the rockridge station.they looked at a lot of different model types, but landed on the one which cannot be opened, even by brute force. >> a bold goals in, and it is a solid bolt, so now it is incredibly difficult to push through the gate now. you can slam on it and push on it, and it doesn't move. >> if it works, the plan is to install the gates throughout the entire bart system. that could take several years, about $90 million. >>> to encourage more paid fares, heart is offering clipper card users half off all of this month. ridership is still only about 25% of pre-pandemic levels. >>> after the break, the murky outlook for lake tahoe itself, as the caldor fire closes and. homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we choose ability this time? do you think john cox

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. >>> today on the show, as scores of world leaders prepare to descend on the united nations this week, we'll talk to the secretary-general antonio guterres. he's called the pandemic the greatest global challenge since world war ii. the big question is, can the world's powers be persuaded to embrace a plan to vaccinate all of humanity? >> let's be clear, all this is too little too late. >> also, what can the u.n. do to help the growing humanitarian catastrophe in afghanistan? >>> and in a stunning move, france recalls its ambassador to washington. why? i will ask the former ambassador, gerard araud. >>> then justice clarence thomas said on thursday that the supreme court may not be the most dangerous branch of the u.s. government. and while many are asking whether the highest court in the land has become too political. i will put all of the big questions swirling around the court to justice stephen breyer. >>> but first here's "my take." on tuesday president biden will make his first speech to the u.n. general assembly. the address com

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they are offering 50% off airs fares -- fares through september for those who pay with a clipper card. one of california's largest sequoia trees have been spared from a wildfire. flames on the kmp fire have reached the edge of the force in sequoia national park. crews, as you can see, wrapped trees to protect them. the world's largest tree by volume did not see the fire. the lightning sparked blaze has been burning for eight days and has burned 34 square miles. it is 0% contained. the debate over booster shots is far from over. dr. anthony found she -- fauci is making a prediction and the cdc is about to take up the welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. where cacique inspires you to add your own flair. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. cacique. your auténtico awaits. hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a

. >> this was supposed to be a big hiring fare, where are all of the workers? tonight, why no one wants a job at this santa clara county mall. >>> i got off of my bed to go get dressed and i heard something hit the ground and i found the bullet. >> talk about a close call. how a saved this w. noat 11:00 on kpix5 and streaming on cbsnbay area. we start with the red flag warning that took effect as we were coming on air. here we go again, fire weather is back looking live at the north bay right now. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> i'm ken bastita. we want to track the latest fire danger, paul? >> reporter: boarder line red flag warning went into fact for 12 hours through 11:00 a.m. on thursday. just for the north bay mountains, elevations over 1,000 feet. we are going to be looking at low humidity levels for the rest of tonight and some gusty winds as well. does not look like the two factors will occur simultaneously which is why this is kind of a borderline red flag warning. let's take a look at the fire weathertraker right now. different sensors that repo

. >> with me now, fareed zakaria, host of fareed zakaria gps. big picture as to why the biden administration is doing this as a counter to chinese military power in asia. it's quite a remarkable deal, is it not, and a remarkable shift for the biden administration here? >> it's remarkable deal. it is a big, bold strategic move. i think it is part of a kind of continuing strategy that the united states has adopted really since the obama administration, which coined the phrase and the strategy of a pivot to asia, get out of the middle east, move into asia, and centered around as you said, jim, the rise of china. what is remarkable about this deal is that it involves other countries, which is key to countering the influence of china. so it's not american subs, while they were being made in america, it is the australian navy that will be patrolling these waters. so what you're trying to do is to increase the number of non-chinese navies that are in the area, in the region, reassuring taiwan, reassuring other countries that freedom of navigation will

start of the trip. >> it could be as simple as using a phone app to go up to the cab to learn the fare to see anything change. >> it is not good. >> these drivers system will be wrong and drivers will not make as much money. >> you are comfortable, i'm comfortable, i don't cheat you, you don't cheat me. >> some riders think it could make them take a taxi over a rideshare. >> sure, yeah. i'm surprised they have not done so already. >> the taxi union says it should work because it will help show the public the cost of a taxi is not much different than a rideshare. they say in some cases, it could be cheaper and they just needed a way to show people it. >> let's get a last check weather. >> spencers tracking it for us. >> as i pointed out, despite the fact we still have a spare the air alert, we are seeing all green and yellow dots, and we have a nice onshore breeze our air quality will continue improving. we are going to take a look at our forecast features, triple digit heat will be with us tomorrow. much cooler patterns develop at the end of the week and once again, i will emphasize th

caltrain is also offering half off its fares. ac transit will let people ride for free on fridays.ering free rides to people younger than 18 years old and several transit agencies in the east. bay are offering free rides all month long. more details are on our website at kron. 4 dot com. >> stay with us. we continue our team coverage of the caldor fire. we're going to check in with residents who evacuated to alpine county and how some ski resorts are trying to protect your property and from your laundry to your landscape. but new irrigation system could recycle water from your washing machine and keep attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >> as fuel is burning

. �* , fares have risen where there to? ., �*, , , to? that's probably true, because _ to?ause a _ to? that's probably true, because a course - to? that's probably true, because a course where. to? that's probably true, - because a course where there is business there will be charging for it, so the airlines are no fools. ., ., ~ i., , fools. veronica, thank you very much indeed. _ fools. veronica, thank you very much indeed. as _ fools. veronica, thank you very much indeed. as veronica - much indeed. as veronica pointed out, world leaders are arriving in new york for the un general assembly, and among them, borisjohnson, he will be playing host himself in november, the latest major climate change conference, which will take place in glasgow. he has been urging fellow leaders to sign up to financial and environmental targets as our political editor reports from new york. an emergency unfolding. the point the prime minister travelled to new york to make. the united nations, meeting here, is not united in how to slow down changes to the climate, how much to spend, how much ca

except for go pass fares by 50%.offer free bus rides every friday during the month of september. and the san francisco bay ferry already reduced fares in july and will keep those lower prices for at least a year. ama: mike richards is now completely done with "jeopardy" after controversy over comments he made in the past. richards is leaving entirely and will no longer serve as producer for "jeopardy" or "wheel of fortune." he had already stepped down as the host of "jeopardy" after disparaging remarks about women and homeless people resurfaced. you can watch "jeopardy" weeknights at 7:00 here on abc 7 . let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza, almost no traffic tonight. almost no traffic tonight. sp to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kis

we increased a number of our free discounted fare program. our fare revenue is going to be lower. we have the higher paying fare ridership having other choices, buying used cars, having the financial ability to make other transportation choices. at the same time, we're increasing subsidies and supporting those in san francisco where finances are barriers to transportation. we've been making the policy choices. in addition, the m.t.a. board based on the advice of board of supervisors did not do fare. this is our current best projection. we will change these during the budget process. this is where we stand today. we also looked at our expenditure projection. same thing here. the blue line represents our 2009 expenditure projection at the time of central subway project. the purple line represents the actual in our expenditure future. what we expect the cost to be. you will see again, in that period of unprecedented growth in san francisco, that our cost came in lower but revenues came in about the same. that was the period that the agency did build a fund balance. currently that's w

the team that has the momentum early will fare i know. at home. europe have been on the charm offensive in practice, wearing a foam she's had. the nickname for the fan of the american. winning fans is one thing stop winning this ryder cup will be far tougher. andy swiss, bbc news, whistling straits. and just before we go, let's bring you some live pictures now from la palma — where a volcano which started erupting on the weekend shows no signs of stopping. about 6,000 of la palma's population of 80,000 have been evacuated since sunday. more than 200 homes have been destroyed. experts had predicted that it could hit the pacific ocean. spewing out toxic gases. but is it from me. —— that is it. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. good evening. it's been unusually warm september so far. we keep unusually high temperatures as we head into the weekend. thursday was a warm day for many but not for all. 23 degrees the top temperature in the midlands. compare that with just ten in shetland. this lozenge of cold air worked in from the n

be more concerned about reality on the ground in the state of the armed forces and how they would fare against the taliban onslaught. well, apparently they really didn't think that this was going to last longer. and i mean, i think every indication is that they didn't think it would all end in 9 days in a 9 day or transfer. but again, what we're biting appears concerned about here is his image. the perception of buying is really what he's concerned about. and, and that perception, of course, took a big hit with his proclamations like this. there's 300000. and these were public statements was run the 300000 the afghan national army trained by the us. they wouldn't be able to do the job that they'd be able to hold on. of course, we've all seen that. none of that was true. i think that where i was hoping for it was that he would be able to end the us role in military role direct roll inside of that and and not have to suffer the embarrassment of the quick fall of the government. that us is part hundreds of millions of dollars to support and trillions of dollars or $2.00 trillion. i miss s

their fares. caltrains is offering half off on its monthly pass. >> mike might have less traffic to deal with. >> they'll still take you the whole way. >> kari, you have a lot on your plate this morning cleaning the weather that's so rough for the firefighters. >> it is rough. while the winds are picking up here it helps clear the smoke from the bay area may create those red flag conditions that we're seeing near the fires. even though it's nice today, we can get outside and enjoy fresher air, walnut creek, upper 50s to start and more sunshine this afternoon. more of those blue skies as our temperatures head towards the upper 70s. this is cooler than normal for the first day of september, the first day of meteorological high. and some upper 70s for san it's about to heat up and we'll talk about that. mike, you're starting out with a look at highway 101. >> i was looking for the meteorological fall cards at the store. didn't find them. we're looking at the slowdown, a little slowdown through marin

use yet more big showers to texas, maybe new mexico and louisiana south of all that it's standard fare actually just daily shares and occasional thunderstorms, the heaviest, down towards panama and mexico. a few heavy ones as well. but out in the atlantic and probably stating that nicholas was bermuda is a major hurricane called san. but it's over water the across the younger valley, high above the ground, a trouble has taken on a different form. people died for they fly. this is no game. it's business meets the farmers hopefully be swinging high across deep valley facing days on every journey they'll gamble with their lives. just one living risking it all on al jazeera. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country, modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a just the republicans in the us senate long bail to keep the federal governmen

fares will be free for riders through the end of the month. are still working to repair one of two crossing gates damaged by cars in august. that's at the intersection of moorpark and race street. near the race street station. also making a comeback, san francisco cable cars starting tomorrow. all three of the city's cable light will be in full service after a power outage that shut them down for nine days. the cable cars have been running full service for five days before a fire suppression system at the agency's cable card barn discharge and led to that power outage. >>> in sacramento, governor newsom has signed two laws for the housing supply. the first help city to have zoning restrictions to have denser areas. a second new law will make it easier for single-family homeowners to split their lots and half and build duplexes. for years lawmakers have tried to change single-family home to allow two or three or four homes on each piece of land. some say zoning is a local issue not a state issue. uc berkeley study found the law could allow 400,

top flight, fired this season, ten the last time norwich were in the top flight, and burnley did not fare, losing 1—0 at home. the results from today's fixtures, confirmation of liverpool winners over crystal palace, manchester city a goalless draw at southampton and the top of the table or changed, getting rejigged tomorrow because we have manchester united and chelsea, both at home. in the early game in the championship today, sheffield united won 3—1 at struggling hull city the visitors took the lead in the first half — billy sharp with his 114th goal on his 300th appearance for the club — he later had a penalty saved. after the breakjohn egan headed home from two corners to put the game beyond doubt. hull drop into the bottom three — sheffield united are unbeaten in five games. elsewhere, caretaker manager steven reid led nottingham forest to their first league win of the season at huddersfield. 2—0 the final score. swansea came from 3—0 down to draw 3 all at luton. bournemouth moved to the top of the table as philip billing's second—half strike gave them a 1—0 win over cardiff city,

south and eastern scotland faring quite well with some drier weather, but it is really looking quiterting to drop away, a fresher feel and a generally quite fairly brisk breeze blowing. that weather front weekends as it heads south on sunday, but there is the fly in the ointment — this area of low pressure and how far north and east it will spread its influence, spread its rains by the time we get to sunday. cloudier for the eastern side of england and scotland on that weakening weather front, but drier further north and brighter. it'll be a little bit fresher. fewer showers for northern ireland, we feel, and further east across england as well, some drier weather. and it could be that that weather front gets stuck across western areas, so even by monday, most of the rain is in the west. as i say, there's quite a lot of uncertainty surrounding that next area of low pressure at this stage. so, as ever, there's more on the website, including the warnings, and we'll keep you up—to—date. this is bbc news. the headlines at nine o'clock. 20 years since rod was reshaped by the 9/11 attacks,

. >>> no more fare matching at delta airlines. they cut their best fare guarantee program.omised they would receive the best farf they found a lower price. travelers could get a full refund or receive the distance. >>> and understand you have something for people to chew on before their next first date. fill me in. >> dating while dining deal breakers. that's what this is. more than half of americans said slurping food was the most unacceptable dining offense. some said eating food that was dropped on the floor would bring a check please and chewing with your mouth open would eliminate the chance of a second date. while would eat food off the floor just in a regular setting but on a first date if who does that? >> not like at a restaurant. no. no. not on any date. i mean i know at home it's like the five second rule and why your floors are clean. the restaurant, no. don't do that. >> yeah. save all the bad habits until they fall in love with you. that's the rule. >> the marketing pr department first. >> yes. exactly. all right. we will see new the next hour to talk about th

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air fares are expected to drop according to hopper. air fares estimated to decline 10%.e november with the average round drip domestic flight costing $260. that's some good news for san jose. if you are going to reno. >>> the time is now 5:38. the president sounding the alarm. >> they say this is code red. the nation and the world are in peril. >> what he said lawmakers must do to help preanother disaster like hurricane ida. >>> and how one bay area university is taking a new approach on helping students impacted by homelessness. >>> and later a pinch me moment for a rookie quarterback trey lance. the big he is teaming up with. >>> all right. here is a live look at sfo. really not a lot of fog out there. it's definitely a mild start to the day. many locations in the 60's this morning. the full forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance qu

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they're a major source of our transit fare revenue.hey're also a major source of our parking revenue. we expect our covid-related losses will continue at least through 2025 based on all the data we'ven received so far. >> great. if there are no further questions from directors, we're going to open up to public comment. this is your chance now to speak on item 11. what priorities we should make. if you've spoken already on the topic, this is not the time to call in. so, with that, moderator, are there any callers on the line? >> you have 12 questions remaining. >> first speaker, please. >> hi, good afternoon. jack lipton in district 6. i just want to echo everything in the letter from the transit riders and emphasize this sentence. sfmta needs to be building trust with the public in order to pass needed transit funding not undermining it with a rushed process. we need a plan for the restoration of 100% pre-pandemic service hours. i completely understand we can't get there overnight and i don't believe the network should be frozen in amb

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>> happening today, art starts offering 20% off fares for this september. if you are are are side's michael finney about how you can get a cash refund for your paper tickets. he says he got an envelope and sent in six paper tickets that he had accumulated. >> lo and behold, six weeks later a check came in from bart to me and i cashed the check. i got about $35 worth of money back from part. jobina: this is great. to get cash back your tickets have to be worth at least a dollar. if your paper tickets are worse than left -- worth in less than a buck, you can donate them. reggie: bart is not the agency with deals. the vta just brought back light rail service. that is going to be free through september 12. ac transit is offering fre offen rides every friday for this month, and the san francisco bay ferry already reduced fares in july. it will keep those prices for at least a year. jobina: very nice. coming up, jury selection day for the trial that has drawn national interest. the case of elizabeth holmes. already 10 potential jurors sent home for a single reaso

they've i'm not fared very well without him at the start of this campaign, losing three of the openingn, including at the weekend, when the old coach nagelsmann came back with his new team bayern munich and beat leipzig 4-1. there are two games already under way in the chaplaincy, patrick pearse hosting borussia dortmund, the visitors with a 2—0 lead thanks tojude bellingham. the 18—year—old scored the first before setting up erling haaland for the second. and on the other early kick—off, chateau donetsk are a goal down to serve paul, the team from an unrecognised state between moldova and ukraine, this is the first time in the chaplaincy, what night it could be for them. chaplaincy, what night it could be forthem. some chaplaincy, what night it could be for them. some really big games coming up tonight as well. lionel messi is expected to make his european debut for paris saint—germain away to bruges. they're in the same group as manchester city. in liverpool's group, atletico madrid take on porto. sporting lisbon face ajax in group c and arguably the biggest game of the night sees in

airline fares went up and surged. they came off just a bit.y shortages are a problem for the economy, but perhaps a sense it hasn't widened in one sense and some easing in other places. >> you don't think that will change as far as used cars go when you factor in impact of hurricane ida? tens of thousands of cars were destroyed. people need to replace them, i am guessing with used cars. >> i think that's right, stephanie, but look, my overall view on this stuff is that we know how to produce a lot of cars in this country and around the world. we're going to get back there. it may not be next month or two or three months, but over a four, five, six month period, what has to happen, you have to get production levels back and then you have to get inventory levels back. it is interesting now, we have much less inventory on the lot. when you go to talk to the dealer where you are already disadvantaged, i don't know about you, stephanie, i am terrible at negotiating, but you already have a disadvantage with the dealer. now he has a bigger advantage,

joining me now is fareed zakaria gps. it is good to see you. milley said the calls are reine.wmakers and analysts if that is the case. >> look, i think it is likely that milley is acted appropriately. what gem milley is saying is that he made these calls to create an atmosphere of trust and reassurance, making sure there was no miscalculation that took place. this idea of confidence building measures among adversaries really comes out of the cuban missile crisis. that was a period when the united states and the soviet union almost went to nuclear war and since then what happened after that, what happened was people put in place a hotline between moscow and washington and started to meet and talk more regularly to make sure that there weren't these kind of accidental launches or miscalculations in that context what general milley did was perfectly appropriate. he did exactly the right thing as far as we know. the one odd part is that in the book he assured his chinese counterpart that were the united states to attack china, he would give them a heads up. that strikes me's just

south and eastern scotland faring quite well with some drier weather, but it is really looking quiteenerally quite fairly brisk breeze blowing. that weather front weekends as it heads south on sunday, but there is the fly in the ointment — this area of low pressure and how far north and east it will spread its influence, spread its rains by the time we get to sunday. cloudier for the eastern side of england and scotland on that weakening weather front, but drier further north and brighter. it'll be a little bit fresher. fewer showers for northern ireland, we feel, and further east across england as well, some drier weather. and it could be that that weather front gets stuck across western areas — so even by monday, most of the rain is in the west. but as i say, there's quite a lot of uncertainty surrounding that next area of low pressure at this stage. so, as ever, there's more on the website, including the warnings, and we'll keep you up—to—date. good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes here with your latest sports news. emma raducanu flies the flag for britain tomorrow in the us o

but you heard from that gentleman he said he fared well and he lost everything because the wind ripped home unit poured inside all night there are resilient people here and they promised me they will rebuild. cheryl: this was a wind event, unlike katrina which is a water event, thank god the levees held throughout new orleans and the storm on sunday. thank you for the live report we really appreciate it. we want to show our viewers a picture of the galleria in louisiana this is the second tallest building in jefferson parish you can see the glass windows blown out by hurricane ida this was a wind event. the state is struggling to get back on its feet in jefferson ass and the coulter area where item made landfall on sunday. this is to the west of new orleans. one of the largest paris agent in louisiana to grand isle, 65% of its businesses in less than ten employees, the effects can be damaging as well and jefferson chamber of commerce todd murphy joined me now. before we get to jefferson i want to ask about grand isle. 100% uninhabitable, everything destroyed, is that true? >> absolutel

fare gates. caltrains is offering half off its monthly pass. >> i like the sound of that. will you like the sound of this forecast as we take a live look looking towards the bay bridge. >> that's nice. >> you can see a foggy start to the day or haze. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking all that. it's hard to tell now because we've gotten so much smoke in the area. >> we have had a lot of smoke mixing in with some of the fog so it's a little bit of both. we're going to start out with that and it's about time to grab the clipper card and head to the bart station in pleasant hill. temperatures that may -- you may want to wear a light jacket for this. upper 50s, but not later on today. it's going to be so nice and comfortable and we will keep the good air quality for this afternoon. take a look at these temperatures. not typical for the first day of september. but we are going to heat up. i'll have more coming up in a few minutes. mike you're seeing a backup in san jose. >> in front of our came

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many of them are standard fare than other developed countries, sorely lacking in our country step i want to thank the president for his vision. as important as infrastructure is, it is not the totality of his vision. it's a vision that doesn't restore to just where we were before but takes us into the future and it will cut taxes, deliver one of the largest tax cuts per family ever with the biden tax credit, the child tax cut. it will lower costs for essentials and for prescription drugs which is a health issue and an economic and financial issue for families lowering the cost of health care. home health care, child health care and the rest and it will create jobs, millions of jobs, good paying jobs while tackling the climate crisis, advancing economic justice. we owe it to our children to pass on the planet in a very responsible way step the reconciliation bill was well beyond -- it's hardly addressed in the infrastructure bill for reasons you are well aware. in this reconciliation bill, we recognize that saving the planet and investing -- in addressing the climate crisis is a health is