the standard taxi fare. the flag drop and time and distance and so we are proposing about 18 percent across the board on those three aspects. if we go to the next slide, we did a estimate of what that would cost to general public rider for a typical trip and cost increase would be about $3 on a typical taxi trip. obviously it will vary depending on how long the trip is and if you have run into traffic or not but just to give the public a sense of the cost increase to the public and since taxis are in the paratransit program we did a similar analysis for the paratransit taxi. paratransit taxi trips are subsidized by the mta, subsidizes 80 percent of the cost for the riders so when we do a typical trip for a paratransit customer and cost that is about 50 percent increase for the paratransit customer. i'm going to leave it there. we have more slides in the slide deck and i go into data and more information about given the presentation is so long i want to differ to supervisor chan whether you want me to go thro

i'm fareed zakaria coming live to you from new york.y on the program, i'll talk to "new york times" columnist tom friedman who points out not only is the united states involved in the largest war in europe since world war ii, but america has also entered a sort of tech war with china. and an energy struggle with saudi arabia. what in the world is going on? and china's leaders, more than 2,000 of them, are gathering this week to make major decisions about the country's decision for the next five years and beyond. on the agenda, an unprecedented third term in office for xi jinping. what else will be decided? i will talk to the former prime minister of australia. >>> then -- stop the steal maybe headed south of the border, as latin america's largest democracy seems to be taking cues from its neighbor up north. >> you don't concede when there's theft involved. >> we'll tell you about the controversy with brazil's presidential election. but first here's my take. a distinguished russia expert has argued that the west's confrontation with russ

and fare gates are getting over due. i think it is important to ask as we all take them to the fare gate project and how many are built. is to consider the current status that bart has not yet sunseted the paper ticketing. they do not sell the paper tickets anymore with they temporary exception for san francisco airport. but eventual low paper tickets will go away. we have to ask that when the new fare gates are put in, how much is the incremental cost to add a paper ticket reader and the cost to remove that paper ticket reader and perhaps we will be better off in not converting all quick gates in the fare rates but may be 80 of them and we wanted to paper ticket compatible fare gates for until the fare gate program sunseted. don't want to spends money -- when we don't need to which paper tickets will eventual low go away. we want to look at fer gates that are going to last for several decades that are not going to take the paper tickets to use the money instead to buy more and better fare gates i deally that run on elec

to to structure the fare. why director hinze. a couple of quick questions. the board of appeals is this i find your argument about [inaudible] empowder by going to the board of appeals to be compelling. but i assume there were some claims of possible conflict of interests. i assume there is an ethical fire wall with you and the taxi director and the appeal's our appeal's officer? >> yes, sloulg. there is an ethical wall. we can't broach temperature no communication. there is communication may be on about scheduling or very basic administrative aspects but no communication is allowed on substantive matters before the hearing officer we don't broach that we take it seriously. >> okay. >> and on the board of appeals, does it happen [inaudible]. does this happen often in our -- this is [inaudible] [inaudible] does this happen often? it is all over the map. so -- it irrelevant various case to case. i will say that the number of times that phil had to go back and apore before the board of appeals dependsos which --

even elevators, construction design and next generation fare gates. i want to thank the quick work of staff. and bart staff in manage together and figuring out a path forward. so thank you for your time and thank you for your, yes, vote on this today. >> thank you. director, lee. >> and if there are no others you want to weigh in let's open this item to public comment. is there any in the chamber. any online? checking for public comment for item 7. there is no public comment. >> public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve item 7. moved by safai? seconded by upon ronen. mr. clerk, call the roll. >> commissioner dorsey. >> aye. >> chair mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner are mar. >> aye. >> commissioner melgar. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stephanie. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> there are 10 aye's it is approved. >> thank you, call our next item. >> item 8 final approval of first appearance adopt and support

>> i would, fareed. i don't see an imminent invasion either.hat we do see is china moving to establish what we would call a new normal, increased activity. we saw a number of center line crossings of the taiwan strait by their aircraft. and that number has increased over time. we've seen more activity with their surface vessels in the waters in and around taiwan. so i think that china used that opportunity of a congressional delegation's visit to begin to create a new normal. again, this is something that bears watching . we're going to continue to work with our allies and partners in the region to make sure that we're doing what is necessary to ensure that we maintain a free and open indo pacific. we want to be able to sail the seas and fly the skies in international airways, so we'll continue to say focused on that. >> as china develops its military capacity, as it moves more aggressively forward in places like the taiwan straits, the south china sea, it seems the risk of some kind of miscalculation could grow. i'm wondering, are you comforta

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. on today's program, amidst the utter political and economic chaos in the united kingdom, liz truss resigns, becoming the shortest tenured prime minister in that country's history. >> i'm resigning as leader of the conservative party. >> what happens now? i'll ask the economist editor in chief. >>> then, next week, benjamin netanyahu might get a third stint as israel's prime minister. today, you'll hear from him about iran's nuclear program, israel's relations with its neighbors, his own relations with vladamir putin. >> i wouldn't call it a love affair, but i would call it a question of interest. >> and more. also -- the protests in iran have now been going on for more than a month. and show no signs of slowing. i'll get the big picture from robin wright of "the new yorker," who calls this the world's first women-led counterrevolution. >>> but first, here's my take. in late 1992, i started my first full-time job as managing editor of foreign affairs. i remember sorting through manuscr

it is muddy, but it fared pretty good. i'm going to put this here for now and then my dad has a flagpole over there. we're going to hang it up. >> god to save the american flag. >> absolutely. >> and just a beautiful moment there with patty. thanks so much to her for opening up here home to us. and just a remarkable thing to see her save that flag. i'm joined now by colonel jamie booth with the u.s. army corp of engineers in jacksonville, florida. just a perfect segue to what you've been up against. you're dealing with so many folks out here who were heartbroken and coming home to so many problems. sometimes their home is completely gone. perhaps in some cases they've lost relatives. what are you seeing as your making your way around this community? >> sure. jim, thanks for having me here today. i think i want to start off by saying from the army corp of engineers he want to express our condolences to anyone who lost family members or property from this storm. but your question to what i'ming. at my level of leadership. i'

>> there are competing rules fares the year. there is the opening clip of roosevelt giving his speech. the world fair. he pauses, the new york world's fair is open. there are concurrent fairs. i don't know the specifics. there are rules affairs that are the big events every four or five years. there are also the world expos. they are on off years. the 1937 pairs of that i depicted there was an expo. the 1939 was the world fair. for whatever reason, there is no connection in terms of it. it is not like the same organization that runs new york also runs san francisco. they bid for and got an expo same year as the for world's fair. there was this sort of intercoastal competition. that is from the corporation that runs new york. unconnected to the one that runs san francisco, that is what i understand. >> wonderful. thank you. other than the company exhibits, to the u.s. as a country have an exhibit? >> the u.s. had their pavilion. the big round building that there was an image of, they're putting the democracy city in it. that is m

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and fare gates are getting over due. i think it is important to ask as we all take them to the fare gate project and how many are built. is to consider the current status that bart has not yet sunseted the paper ticketing. they do not sell the paper tickets anymore with they temporary exception for san francisco airport. but eventual low paper tickets will go away. we have to ask that when the new fare gates are put in, how much is the incremental cost to add a paper ticket reader and the cost to remove that paper ticket reader and perhaps we will be better off in not converting all quick gates in the fare rates but may be 80 of them and we wanted to paper ticket compatible fare gates for until the fare gate program sunseted. don't want to spends money -- when we don't need to which paper tickets will eventual low go away. we want to look at fer gates that are going to last for several decades that are not going to take the paper tickets to use the money instead to buy more and better fare gates i deally that run on elec

i'm fareed zakaria. today on the program, vladamir putin says the world faces the most dangerous decade since world war ii. will he make it more dangerous by using nuclear weapons? can he compromise and make a deal? i will ask one of the highest level defectors from putin's own government. >>> then -- britain has its third prime minister in less than two months. we will tell you what you need to know about rishi sunak and his plans. >> trust is earned, and i will earn yours. >> can he gave the economy? and the reputation of that storied nation? and as a divided america heads to the polls, what can we learn from the most divided period in american history? the civil war years. i sit down with john meacham who just published a new biography of abraham lincoln. >>> but first, here's my take. history and current polling both tell us that the house of representatives will likely flip over to republican control in the november midterms. what happens then? actual governance will come to a standstill. there will

of supervisors government audit and oversight committee how the hearing on the mta's taxi up front fare program. the hearing did focus on the the hearing did focus on the which taxis would be able to be held through the youtubeer app and the questions related to potential impacts including data transparency, prop d revenues that we collect. we congestion mitigation taxiga assessed on each trip that originates within san francisco. whether the taxi trips quob connected to that. ta deputy director mentioned there would be a need to have data for evaluation of these questions as well as to assess the changes in a number of taxi trips and benefits to riders as far as the level of service for taxi users as well as driver fare income which is one of thes stated goals of the pilots o program. ultimately the committee voted to continue the resolution. to continue the resolution. posted on these ride hail issues at the state level. next, i'll note there has been some progress in terms ever quick build projects in the day oo view and so manya mta on erchs avenue for a lane reduction, pedestrian c

fareed zakaria, the host of fareed zakaria gps joins me now.rson, that's great. listen, so, russia is trying to make their territorial claim, but clearly, they are facing these major setbacks in the conflict. i'm gonna roll this video, because you can see, fareed, the ukrainian troops driving through the nearly reclaimed lyman. how do you see the sham referendum playing out on the battlefield? >> it's looking like a disaster now. lyman strategically very important. it's a key logistical hub. the fact that they've got it makes it much easier for the ukrainians to keep moving in the east. kherson is where the heart of the battle is. if they win in kherson, and they're moving forward every hour, they've gained 20 or 30 miles. that some islands like a small amount, but it's a lot. it takes a lot of 20 or 30 miles. kherson is the heart of the battle. if they start moving through the russian position south, and means ukraine will be a viable country no matter what happens afterward. because they get back to the coast. it becomes impossible for the ru

the have to remember that revenue is away of its fares are way up.ven though they may not have the full volume, the fares are carrying them through. >> mary, i want to ask you about the cargo here. airlines have been transporting cargo to make up for the passenger walk. as that completely disappeared post-covid? >> no it hasn't. the airlines that were stronger in that area before covid are still strong in that area and carrying cargo. i do not think anybody's adding a lot of cargo capacity but they have not pulled it down or pulled back on it. >> thank you very much. bloomberg's very sling and stein -- mary schlangenstein. coming up, mohamed el-erian says the set path is coming up through the windshield. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. 8.1% is the estimate from the bloomberg survey for this week's u.s. cpi year-over-year number that would be down from august. still extremely elevated and not sling that would stop the fed on hiking. earlier today, mohamed el-erian said "the economy is beginning to go through the windshield as the ce

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interview, tune in tomorrow to fareed zakaria gps at 10:00 a.m. >>> and when i spoke to susan glasser saber rattling is nothing new. >> what you are seeing is that putin's play brooke that he has referred to time and time again during his time in office, and escalation, and not dialing it down, but dialing it up, and of course, the nuclear blackmail and saber rattling of the ally, and it may or may not indicate a willingness to use nuclear weapons, but what it does say is that it is dangerously normalizing to a dialogue around nuclear weapon, and that is of itself, a unthinkable thing in the post-cold war era, we have not had a situation where the leaders of a nuclear country are openly talking about constantly talking about nuclear weapons. >> and like you said, normalizing it, and it is so beyond disturb, and there is precedent of referencing u.s. and japan, and this is the whitwhite house reaction to that. >> i have been clear, and president biden has been clear that given the loose talk and saber rattling of this, that he would consider this, and we have been very clear of what we

how did tech fare? ed ludlow has been watching all day. ed: it a wild ride.he hot print from september reinforced the idea that the fed will remain aggressive with its rate hike paths. the market stayed sanguine when we look at volatility data like the cboe. the vix index, the market didn't seem to panic, surging back on the nasdaq 100. on the s&p 500, swings of more than 5%. 6% at one point. at one point, down by 3%. let's get technical. look at this bloomberg terminal chart. it was interesting. technical levels did seem to play a key role. the benchmark s&p 500 at one point was down back below 50% below its post-pandemic rally. that 3500 level. that seems to have triggered program buying. in other words, the algorithms kicked into rebound the market. emily: let's dig into tech and how tech fayard. it has been absolutely dreadful. ed:ed: a few weeks, rates have been pushing higher. the philadelphia semiconductor's, you name it. they have underperformed the broader market. in this case, the s&p 500 as the benchmark for u.s. equities. you know the story, highe

cost did in the feature in focus group conversations but some did mention expensive fares a barrier tom feel we need to gather more to understands the role that cost plays for care givers in the school commute and doing that throughout roundabout reach. >> turn on ideas for solutions. perhaps unsurprisingly care givers were interested in yellow school bus service. care givers solutions they want flexibility is important. this could mean flexibility in pick up or drop off locations. when asked they shared that after care options could ease time constraints allowing more flexibility around pick up in the child transportation survey half care givers said they would car pool there is openness to car pool solutions now they are considering covid a reason the car pool solutions might not work. they have less to do with concerns about virus transmission and more the fact that care givers have less strong reps with other parents e merging from the pandemic. we divide our strategy in seck categories they are focused on improving transportation options and personal safety, product safety, commun

. - how do you think the conservatives would fare in the next general election?t state of affairs, is it? so that's why i think it's important that the leadership candidates, they get they get it settled quickly. idon't think we need a general election, particularly— in these trying times. if there is a general election this year for whatever the purpose is, i believe that the conservative members are, our conservative mp will have elected the right candidate and the conservatives will fare well with a strong, steady government. the future looks unclear right now. and in morley markets today, most of the people we spoke to seem to think there's only one way out of the uncertainty. should we have a general election? yes. i'd say yes. yes, yes, definitely. yeah. can't leave it up to them lot, they don't know what they're doing. i'd be happy with l a general election. why is that? because then we actually get to say. like, last time i didn't get a say and she resigned. . oh, yeah, definitely, we should have a general election now, yeah. all my life, my family have a

. >> the fares stabilize on sunday and you get the lowest fares then. >> reporter: according to expediaflight that leaves after 3:00 in the afternoon is 50% more likely to be canceled. and with the exceptions of holiday travel, expedia says to book one month out and international flights six-month out to get the best deals . michael george , cbs news new york . >>> it is a lot to think about if you are traveling. justin . >>> it is just four minutes before 6:00. new plans for a public bathroom and up next wh this one will cost more than $1 million. >>> plus a surprise in the skie that sent some into a slight panic . what we just learned about in evening fireworks show . >>> and we will hear from oakland's mayor as she tries to make her case and what is her last state of the city address. >>> and here is a live look outside before we had to break with more weather and traffic coming up. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored produ

fareed zakari talked about it with the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin. >> part of the annexation, russia's annexation, is the statement by president putin that he has now made twice that these territories are now russian and that he will defend these russian territories with every means possible. and russian media has repeatedly interpreted that to mean very specifically nuclear weapons as has dmitry medvedev. so this seems to raise the stakes enormously. what do you make of the fact that vladimir putin is essentially saying at this point that if he feels that there is an attack from nato, i suppose, on russian territory which also includes all of the donbas, he reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in response? >> again, it is an illegal claim, it is an irresponsible statement. these are -- nunk clclear saber rattling is not what we would expect to hear from leaders of large countries with capability. and so what we can expect to see, we can expect that the ukrainians will continue to move forward and attempt to take

like christmas fares this year to be 43% higher on average than they were last year.f you're traveling for the holidays, the sooner you buy the better. 43% more than last year's prices. fares will be high. stuart: i shall remember that. jeff hoffmann, thank you very much, sir. we'll see you soon. >> thanks. stuart: united airlines temporarily halting service at jfk airport, why? lauren: starting october 29 because they can't get slots. united bailed on jfk back in 2015. they thought the newark city corporate traveler would stay and fly out of newark and that never happened. they came back to jfk a bit last year but operates just a few routes and say that's not fair to their customers and working with faa to get more slots but they're bailing for the time being at the end of the month from jfk. stuart: thanks, lauren. florida's governor ron desantis has a warning for looters. roll tape. >> don't even think about looting, don't even think about taking advantage of people in this vulnerable situation. i would not want to chance that if i were you given that we're a secon

the fare is 20 rubles., all benefits are preserved, schoolchildren and students travel free of charge, pensioners are provided with subsidies for fares. this is the entire vehicle fleet of the transport company. alchevsk cemetery of trolleybuses. this is how they call here what was left after its shelling in july, four rockets fired from the ukrainian side hit. in the repair shop, the resolution is very large, critical for the enterprise, there was a bus that the guys dug up. it costs the trolleybus is also littered and destroyed, and the ceilings hang here and there, too. for the normal functioning of the enterprise, of course. three cars, but even such assistance provided employees with jobs, and the townspeople used to be transported by buses and trolleybuses to alchevsk with 250,000 passengers a month with convenient and safe transport . for the purchase of warm clothes for our fighters, the popular front managed to collect everything for the victory within the framework of the project blogger and journ

the fare is 20 rubles.enefits have been preserved for municipal transport, schoolchildren and students travel free of charge; pensioners are provided with subsidies for fares. so far, this is the entire fleet of the alchevsk transport enterprise - the cemetery of trolleybuses. that's what they call here left after its shelling in july, four rockets fired from the ukrainian side hit the repair shop. destruction is very large critical for the enterprise. there was a bus here, which the guys dug out. for the normal functioning of the enterprise, of course, many more cars are required, but even such assistance provided the employees with work, and the townspeople with convenient and safe transport. previously , volchevsky buses and trolleybuses carried 250,000. passages. per month prokopenko konstantin perunov to lead the lugansk people's republic and in the luhansk the people's republic is in full swing rebuilding bridges. here are some of them that were blown up back in 2014, and other bridges and neo-nazis b

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that as an arrest, write a ticket and that caused fare evasion to higher numbers.hich is nonviolent theft. that's somebody falls asleep, and someone dips into their wallet, takes an iphone. that's where the real numbers are, but the violent crimes get the headlines. >> you can't just flood the zone, it's not a as easy as saying more money, more cops. eric adams was talking about that to chris wallace. >> think about the math, 472 stations, 665 miles of track. never mind the trains. if you put three cops every station, talking 1,800 extra, a cop on every train, you're doubling or tripling that. there's basically 7,000 cops in in the patrol services bureau and 2,500 in the transit system. so the transit system accounts for 2% of city-wide crime, putting thousands of cops down there would have a great psychological effect but you'd be stripping the street. the governor came up with money for additional officers, that's going to push 1200 more cops into the subways. that's going to be from overtime where they'll be working extra days but that's going to reach the level

cost did in the feature in focus group conversations but some did mention expensive fares a barrier to taking muni. team feel we need to gather more to understands the role that cost plays for care givers in the school commute and doing that throughout roundabout reach. >> turn on ideas for solutions. perhaps unsurprisingly care givers were interested in yellow school bus service. care givers solutions they want flexibility is important. this could mean flexibility in pick up or drop off locations. when asked they shared that after care options could ease time constraints allowing more flexibility around pick up in the child transportation survey half care givers said they would car pool there is openness to car pool solutions now they are considering covid a reason the car pool solutions might not work. they have less to do with concerns about virus transmission and more the fact that care givers have less strong reps with other parents e merging from the pandemic. we divide our strategy in seck categories they are focused on improving transportation options and personal safety, produ

we showed you how much air fares sored in september when the inflation numbers came out.le is at chicago's o'hare international airport. grady? >> charles, that was a good pilot's voice. if you're planning to fly this thanksgiving or christmas, the time to book is now. starting october 20th, that's this thursday, the folks at the travel booking an hopper says prices will start going up. and even if you do book now before the 20th, prices are still high sky. the average round trip for thanksgiving is $274, up 19% from a year ago. if you wait till the last minute, you can expect to pay a lot more, well over $450. for christmas, tickets will cost even more than turkey day. hopper says christmas air fare will be the highest it's been in the past five years. $390 more a domestic round trip, an increase of 40% from last year. >> for travellers that are flexible, you can save $300 per ticket or more just by flying on the right days. the weekend after thanksgiving, two of the most expensive days to fly out of the year, if you can push travel to week days before or after thanksgiv

. - how do you think the conservatives would fare in the next general election? it's not a great state of affairs, is it? so that's why i think it's important that the leadership candidates, they get it settled quickly. i don't think we need a general election, particularly in these trying times. if there is a general election thisl year for whatever the purpose is, i believe that the conservative - members are, our conservative mps will have elected the right - candidate and the conservatives will fare well with a strong, steady government. - conservative party members may well get a say in who our next prime minister will be but, for now, the general public will not. but many of them who we've been speaking to today also want a say. should we have a general election? yes. i'd say yes. yes, yes, definitely. yeah. can't leave it up to them lot, they don't know what they're doing. i'd be happy with l a general election. why is that? because then we actually get a say. like, last time i didn't get a say and she resigned. . oh, yeah, definitely, we should have a gen

the statistics, how the economy is faring. but if there had, if there is no dialogue, that is a problem for the transition. because then he would start a new government with no clue of what's going on of what the real numbers are of what he can really do with the budget. nelson franklin covey. im is a professor at hill, you alonso university, specializing and international politics. he says, boss, an error has little choice, but to accept the results. the president of the, the 2 houses of congress have her, recognised the victory of lula. and especially the leader of the house. who is the, is the strong bonaza quarter. he didn't so foot true more than $100.00 them 30 impeachment her requests against those sonata. so his, his great ally was present both sonata and sobel sonata won't have any support for them at them not to recognize the result of the elections bird ticket. he may create problems to position period, but a leader and, and the president of zemett who gave her the clear a impression that suitable so now won't have

a displaced the stream is up next asking how children are faring in crisis hits you'd on our way back straight of that with a more news feed bye for now. ah. and i welcome to the stream. um josh rushing, sitting and prepare me. okay. the you in an international aid groups warned that hundreds of thousands of children who sir dan are bearing the brunt of rising food prices and poverty. a year after the countries military took power nicu, and they say millions more children are missing out on school education. depriving a young generation of opportunity on today's episode of the stream, we ask how children and sudan are faring and what's needed to bring immediate relief. oh hey, you're watching this on youtube. you see that over there, that that chat box. we have a live stream producer there waiting to get your questions and comments to me so i can get him to our guest. so help me out here be a part of the show, right? ah, joining us to talk about the challenges facing sedans, children, we have arshad, the leak, his country director at save the children, sir dan, he's in johan square to

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. today on the program, u.s.s me exclusively. we'll talk about the war in ukraine and how it is going.

let's see how the asian markets are faring today.in them for time out from tomorrow. a look at how markets are trading in asia. and that is the latest on this programme. i will see you soon. hello. quite a chilly start for some of us on monday with the light winds and clearing skies overnight — very different to how the weather is going to be overall in the week ahead. in fact, we are expecting strong winds and spells of heavy rain. back to the here and now. briefly, high pressure on top of england and wales. that's led to the calm conditions and, in fact, at six o'clock in the morning on monday in some spots in the countryside, temperatures could be just a couple of degrees above freezing. compare that to, say, 10 degrees in western parts of scotland, where we have more of a breeze off the atlantic, and that's ahead of this weather front which will spread across northern ireland and scotland later in the day on monday but elsewhere, right from the word go and then through the afternoon, it is going to be a mostly bright day and quit

let's get you a look at how markets are faring so far. rising prices for companies, we are also focusing on that and japan as well. we did have that stimulus announcement this morning. worth around half $1 billion. it is about helping companies, consumers dealing with rising prices in the country. the timing of courses interesting. not only is the japanese government seeing failing support, you also have a coming on the same day as the boj meeting, which is expected as we noted keep its ultra low policy settings in place, ultra-easy, yield curve control. a major contributor to the weakness in the yen. that is an issue for a lot of companies inside japan. it does really raise questions around the consistency of fiscal monetary policies and the country. we are focusing on what's happening in the bond space this morning, you can see this retreat in bond yields across the curve, being led by what happened in the treasuries the previous session. we have soaring inflation ebbing in the u.s., added by what happened with the eurozone post ecb dec

more than 4 million fares. fares are half off in september. we will begin with jessica burch.t looks like there is going to be a war. warm up. > >> let's take a quick look at what is going on because daytime daytime highs are slowly starting to rise. patchy fog right now, just over that city . city skyline. really, it is vern very thin near san francisco any and very thicker. it dissipates as we head into the afternoon. sunny skies as high pressure starts to build in. that will warm us up in time for fleet we. fleet week. here is what we are looking at when it comes to above average conditions. 89 today has us 7 degrees above average. in san francisco, it ir to where it should be, 60s from half moon bay into pacifica. 80, 80s today, upper 80s always all the way into the tri-valley. this is an amazing forecast. if you live in the local bay area, maybe even take the bike out, take the kids out for a walk, it it is going to be a beautiful day, for us. it will be a little little toasty, low 90s. as we wrap up the weekend and head into next week, we will see a st a significant week

people around the world associated florida with donald trump, mar-a-lago is in florida and t may have fared better than the ordinary people. reporter: yes. mar-a-lago was untouched by the storm. [indiscernible] biden was in puerto rico on monday. he was not lobbing paper towels. it was interesting [indiscernible] pretty much everything you look at shows ron desantis in second place to donald trump for the republican nomination. he is adopted some of donald trump's tactics in terms of attacking joe biden in the media, this week he talked to a conservative outlet saying he felt liberals were rooting for the hurricane to be a disaster. i suspect this is a temporary truce and we will see biden and desantis once again at loggerheads. anchor: what happens on the ground. thank you. the russian president signed final papers to illegally annexed four regions of you rain. this is the army struggles to control new territory. ukrainian law enforcement officials discovering more evidence of torture and killings and areas taken by the russian forces. reporter: ukrainian troops are ramping up the pressure