we had seen domestic fares starting to slip.hallenge here is with domestic fares already at near records, when you add higher fuel costs, it's impossible for the airlines to get the right fare increases to manage the increased cost. it looks like profitability is probably sliding because of the higher costs and weaker demand. jon: what with the companies possibly consider they don't want to accept weaker bottom-line performance and present that to wall street? are there other things they might be thinking about? >> this is the real challenge in this business, when to buy an air plying, you want to dish an airplane, you want to flight and what will happen is that capacity needs to be brought out of the system so you need to keep fares higher. i don't see that happening now. maybe demand has softened a bit but i think they will try to fight over market share and as you do that, the fares slip further but what needs to happen is capacity needs to commit of the market. jon: we will see how it plays out, grit -- great to get your per

i have been using it a lot lately and i'm signed up for reduced fare and getting the fare capping. with rused fare viz a card is an identifier. this is doable. the technical possibilities exist am i can tell you how i do it. i do believe that clipper can expand to serve many different possibilities. that because i use it myself and seen program grow. i ask you not foreclose future possibilities. because clipper is a regional program this benefits me and helps me save money and offers transfers i don't see it as an expense but an investment. thank you. next speaker, please. hi. i'm thrilled we are moving forward i wish it were faster. and a system that yea are more in line in hong kong. i don't need it for the purchases would be nice upon anyone could tap and accepted. especially the new directors. that's what we need. it is a stoundzing to me i lived here for upon 20 years. the bay area is -- equal to what new york city is. we of should be more like that not have 29 different transit agencies the idea that is up switching and not over paying inform new york you get on the is up way

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so as far as transparency and what we're going to get paid upfront fares was great. unfortunately, in this day and age of algorithms and there there is some algorithmic wage discrimination is going on. obviously we've done our tests and we were published in the la times a few times about this, you know, upfront fares is a black box algorithm. honestly we really don't know as drivers what we should get paid the same trip in one minute could pay us $10 and the exact same trip a minute later could be $15, because what they did over in lyft is that they took away the rate card, meaning what we were getting paid by time and distance. so once there is no more rate card, it's a black box algorithm that decides on calculating 70 different things. literally in a millisecond. you know, the transparency part is great as far as knowing where the passenger is going before we accept the offer. however the pay has not been so much. so actually, this is one of the points i'm going to discuss with david risher when he comes on on our show. >> okay. you know what, sergio? that was fas

i wanted to ask you, what is the rationale for raising fares there? is it also to raise money . >> well, of course it's to raise money. that's that's an easy question and i appreciate it. the fact is that that system's like caltrain, like bart, like muni, that that built their business model on carrying a lot of people to and from downtown san francisco are not carrying the passenger loads that they were before the pandemic that has created a what some of the agencies refer to as a fiscal cliff because as bart and caltrain in particular, slosser had among the highest farebox recovery rates of any transit agencies in the country back in 2019. now the world has changed a lot since 2019 and it has created an enormous fiscal problems for a lot of our transit agencies. bart and caltrain both among them. >> right. i understand that they're both still at less than 50% of pre-pandemic ridership levels. so talk about how you think some of these changes may be a better adaptation for this post-pandemic world in terms of how people work and play. they well, sure

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joining me now tonight, is fareed zakaria, the host of fareed zakaria gps. i'm just wondering, seeing these two very isolated leaders meet. toasting as -- to putin sacred struggle with the west. how dangerous do you feel this new relation between russia and north korea's? >> it is not dangerous in a sense that it is a sign of weakness. vladimir putin is grasping for straws, he is reaching out for the few people in the international system who are willing to be seen with him. he couldn't even go to the brics summit in south africa, for fear of being arrested by the south african government on an international warrant. so he is in much worse shape than he was, north korea is about the last ally you would want in the world they are a backward, impoverished country. they have a small nuclear program. so it's really not a sign of strength, it is a sign that putin is up against on the other side, ukraine's allies. number 50 or 60 of the most richest powerful countries in the world. but these are two spoiler states. and by which i mean these are two countries that

and that return of demand comes despite rising fares for passengers.ou know, according to data from the travel website kayak, globalflight prices have risen 16% betweenjuly and september this year compared to the same time a year ago. and that's helped some airlines to record record profits. however, the airline body, iata, that's the international air transport association, says despite those higher fares, the average airline will make a profit ofjust $2.25 per passenger as the rest of the moneyjust gets sucked up by rising costs. and that's the big challenge, because in the last few months, we've seen a steady increase in oil prices. of course, that's the number one expense for airlines. there's also ongoing staffing shortages everywhere, from baggage handlers to pilots. and then there's the cost of moving towards greener aircraft. but despite the cost of living crisis, it's been leisure rather than business travel which has been feeding into this strong appetite for air travel in the post—covid world. so i've been catching up with one of the industr

thanks to the new fares, the fare will decrease to three times two hundred to 65 rubles.assengers of the fourth diameter will no longer build routes to the first transfer station, because it is cheaper, but they will continue their journey to the station where it is convenient to make a transfer or complete the trip. the new diameter plans to launch in the coming days. now the trains are running out and the train schedule is being built. the form of the certificate and the master were all in separate suburbs, they detained a group of 10 gas workers. doesn't do anything by the gas service workers who supposedly make a detour apartments with you. they had special tuned devices so that inside each apartment there was sure to be faulty equipment of tenants, mostly pensioners. the swindlers convinced that new devices could break down due to a breakdown. they really set, but at least a triple mark-up. as a result of operational-search activities in the cities of balashikha, ivanteevka and shchyolkovo, officers of the moscow region police, with the participation of the national

it cheaper fares, and a more expansive network. ., , , ., network. means more _ network. it hoped improving the services means more people - network. it hoped improving the| services means more people will network. it hoped improving the - services means more people will use public transport. in many regions in the country will be watching closely to see if they should get on board two. in the last couple of hours, a capsule containing asteroid samples which scientists hope could help explain how life on earth began has successfully landed in the western united states. the nasa spacecraft dropped the canister — carrying just 250 grams of rock and dust from the surface of the asteroid, bennu — onto the us state of utah. as our science editor, rebecca morelle, reports bennu has been described as the most dangerous rock in the solar system. a first glimpse of the capsule that has travelled billions of miles through space. now heading for the utah desert. finally, it's down. further mission team, jubilation at the end of a seven year mission. the scienti

fares were really high and capacity was leading into -- but if the capacity stays, just keeping faresack. what is the latest of the thoughts turn back? is this an issue of people not traveling or companies not showing out for business class? george: we are trying to figure out what is really going on. it seems like those industries are pushing hard to get back into the moment. we have seen between six and five and 75. we hear from the consultant industry, they are not going on-site, they're working from home. some of that maybe because people are back in the office, consultants are a big part of airline spend. so once we start to see it return to office, then i think we are going to figure out if something like the consulting industry goes back to working at it companies prejudices -- at a company's premises. if the consultants go to companies that we are working for and seeing money, when may never see business travel go back to what it was in 2019. things morph and there will be other business travel. we've got time before we get back to 80 or 90% of 2019 business travel. lisa: i wa

tram fare system. tap in, tap out fare system.a tap in, tap out system. we've already cut the cost of public transport in greater manchester by 20% to mark the arrival of the b network. now today people can network. so now today people can get tickets that are combined bus and tram tickets that are 20% cheaper than what they would have been before the b network. the thing about moving to a system under public control like the b network is fine . finally, the b network is fine. finally, after 40 years of routes being cut, fares are going up . cut, fares are going up. finally, the people of greater manchester and now the bosses of the buses, it's the other way round. >> okay, can you pay in cash on the bus network? you can. it's very important to have campaign. >> i'm aware and you know, we have conversations . have conversations. >> so that will stay. that will stay . stay. >> there are cash trays on the new electric buses. we've a new electric buses. can i just say to gb news built in britain ? to gb news built in britain? yeah, b

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. on this week's program i travel to the pentagon for an exit interview with the top military adviser to presidents trump and biden. after almost 45 years of service, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley will retire at the end of this month. i asked him about russia, ukraine, china, taiwan. plus his controversial appearance with trump in lafayette park and allegations that the u.s. military has become too woke. >> i would tell you that the military i see is the military that's exceptionally strong. it's powerful. it's ready. >>> then, elon musk, currently the world's richest man. he is also one of the most controversial. critics say he has far too much control over everything from the war in ukraine to the voices that are heard online. the great biographer of our times, walter isaacson got unparalleled access to musk for a brand-new book on the billionaire. he'll tell me what he learned. >>> bifirst, here's my take. the democrats are confronting a crisis that could

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there was also a drop in hotel and air fare costs, although fuel prices jumped.though is still way above the bank of england's 2% target. on tuesday, the oecd forecast that the uk will have the highest rate of inflation this year in the g7. as you can see here, the rate of inflation hit a peak of 11.1% in october last year and has been very slowly coming down since then. in an effort to help slow price rises, the bank of england has increased interest rates 1a times to 5.25%. they are meeting again on thursday — and analysts predict the cost of borrowing will rise once more — by a quarter of a percentage point — to 5.5% in an effort to tame this sticky inflation. we'll get an expert view on all this injust a moment — but first let's have a look at how inflation is being felt by businesses and consumers. dharshani david has this report. at this chain of cafe bars, a 30% increase in food bills has meant some unpalatable choices for the boss in plymouth. typically, in normal years, we'd increase our prices by around 1.5%, 2%. this last year, we've increased our pric

let's take a look at how they are faring. the front and center is a chinese property developer country garden. there is a deadline approaching later today for young bondholders to vote kriti: on the company's request kriti: for a repayment extension. we can see how the property gauges and hong kong of the chinese property developers is lighting as well. a wrong and singapore with a crucial market update. we are joined by valerie tytel, maria tadeo and frankfurt let's start with the cpi story valerie. we did get some headline numbers and core numbers that divert as we expected but it did come back to the oil prices. valerie, walk us through what we got. valerie: for the headline, much of the story around three acceleration and gas prices in the u.s. causing uptick in the headline number, but a lot of the markets attention was on the core number. we saw them month-to-month print for the month of august tick up just very slightly to 0.3%. the market was hoping to get another 0.2%. however, it did very little to change the narrat

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we can see how they are faring today. some of them are the apple suppliers and some of them of the chipmakers in south korea. continued pressure coming through in the stocks. we are also seeing the chinese currency on a weakening trajectory. the onshore you on the lowest in the greenback's insult 26 team. also have a sure -- offshore yuan. let's bring up the excess currencies -- fx currency. the offshore yuan is hovering at the weakest levels in supreme back on record despite another strong of expected fix. it was only 1110 points of pips. stronger than expected. this shows us according to our colleagues at mliv that 740 might be the next line is in the sand to watch and indeed, that the chinese currency might have to be sacrificed given the ongoing weakness in the asian economy. jennifer: bloomberg's avril hong in singapore. thank you for starting us off. time now for the morning roundtable and we are joined by edwin chan, valerie tytel and was a burden. let's get more on the apple woes. we heard abel talking about it. t

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york city. ♪ ♪ >>> today on the program, world leaders madeir annual journey to new york city this week for the u.n. general assembly. among them, iran's president ibrahim raissi. after his fiery speech, he sat down with me for an exclusive interview. i asked him about his country's nuclear program, its place in the middle east deeply changed by the abraham accords and about women's rights in iran after the death of mahsa amini and the protests that followed. >> are all these hundreds of millions, maybe over a billion muslims wrong and only the islamic republic of iran is right? >> then, open trade has been one of the great engines of progress in the world lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. is it now moving in reverse? and is america to blame? i'll talk to the head of the world trade organization and iweli who says the world needs a new vision for globalization. >> but first, here's my take. the biden administration has pursued a new and ambitious economic agenda premised on the notion that the prevailing orthodoxy of the l

another change, they'll be replacing fare gates. >> we'll have the first array of new fare gates at west oakland station in december. we're going to replace them within a year and a half. this is going to help deter some of the unwanted behavior by people who were able to sneak in without paying. >> reporter: september is typically a good month for bart according to allison and he is hoping that will continue to be the case. >> i think if people give us a chance during transit month they'll find things have changed. >> reporter: there are events throughout september across the bay area. the kick off rally will be tuesday at noon outside of san francisco city hall. >>> 6:21. are you ready for some football? the start of the regular season is less than a week away. we hear from the dynamic duo hoping to make a big difference on d. >> view from mount diablo alasaska airlinenes $99 compananion fare means ththat you canan bring your b best friendnd... you knknow, one ofof us isis gonna havave to changn? but we're twinnnning? oh y yay. ♪♪ ♪ we cacare a lot.♪ you know, my friend funshine would

they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city fares.lem. >> reporter: skiplagged settled other suits by southwest and orbits, united airlines had their case thrown out. in a statement skiplagged tells cbs news "we will fight this ridiculous lawsuit until the very end to protect consumer rights to the lowest fares." ultimately aran canceled her fight and booked a new one to d.c. >> i used skiplagged to pay less and i ended up paying a lot more. >> reporter: skiplagged has millions of repeat customers, but airlines argue if you book a flight you don't intend to take, it keeps somebody else from being able to travel and it cost the airlines money. >> major: kris van cleave, thank you very much. president biden spent part of this labor day drumming up support from unions, during a parade in philadelphia, he said he is celebrating good paid union jobs. his comments come as 146,000 union workers threaten to wage a historic strike against the nation's big three automakers. the president said he does not think that strike will happen. a crew of

♪ we care a lot. ♪ you know, my friend funshine would have loved this trip. ♪♪ well our companion fare with the alaska airlines visa card, so your friend can come along with you! next time you're the legs! ♪ ♪ we care a lot ♪ >>> tomorrow marks a new era for meet the press," nbc's kristen welker will be the new moderator. her first interview, exclusive one-on-one with former president donald trump. watch the full interview on "meet the press," 8:00 a.m. after "today in the bay." >>> firefighters had to help this brentwood man out of a tree. he was trimming one of his palm trees this morning and a 60 pound seed pod fell, knocked him out of the rope chair. he was stuck upside down until the firefighters helped him. those pods are huge and get quite heavy, just learning they weigh up to 80 pounds. they need to be trimmed a couple of times a year to not break off and hit someone. >> educational for all of us. >>> a once famous riverboat caught fire and partially sank. firefighters responded to vallejo to find the "grand romance" riverboat on fire. two people waded to land, other two jumped

they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city fares. they want to stop this while it's a small problem. >> reporter: skip-lag settled earlier lawsuits by southwest and orbitz. united airlines had its case thrown out. in a statement, skip-lag tells cbs news, we will be fighting this ridiculous lawsuit until the very end to protect consumer rights to the lowest fares. ultimately cassie canceled her flight and booked a new one direct to d.c. >> i used skip-lag to pay less and i ended up paying a lot more. >> reporter: skip-lag claims millions of repeat customers, but airlines argue if you book a seat on a flight you don't intend toic ta, it keeps somebody else from being able to travel. and, major, it costs the airlines money. >> kris van cleave, thank you very much. >>> president biden spent part of this labor day drumming up support from unions. during a parade in philadelphia, biden said he's celebrating good-paying union jobs. his comments come as 146,000 union workers threaten to wage an historic strike against the nation's big three

♪ we care a lot. ♪ you know, my friend funshine would have loved this trip. ♪♪ well our companion fare with the alaska airlines visa card, so your friend can come along with you! next time you're the legs! ♪ ♪ we care a lot ♪ >>> a new infection spike, the fda gave a green light for a new booster today. cdc is expected to sign off as soon as tomorrow. and the updated shots will be available pretty much right away. news comes as california is seeing a covid surge. hospitalizations are still low. >> ask the folks who are older, 65 and immune compromised to get it as soon as it's available. particularly if you haven't had a vaccine in the last six months or gotten infected. for everybody else, try to get it with your flu shot, anytime before halloween. >> reporter: why halloween? that will set you up for strong immunity before the anticipated int wither surge of covid. this is the first time the government isn't paying for the vaccine. vaccine. >>> up in ex-a shocking story in we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your bu

she has fared well in every race and has never lost a race.t going to lose this one. >> so haley says that she is confident americans won't vote for a convicted felon. she is talking about trump here. she herself recently said she would support president trump as the republican nominee even if he was a convicted felon. how do we square those two things? >> she is running against basically kamala harris. i think all of the candidates are going to support any of the candidates on the republican ticket who will do better than what joe biden and his administration has done to ship wreck this country. >> okay. go ahead. >> the question is she is running against a man who has ethical problems, running against a man derailed at every level. why does he have such a low approval rating? people know the country is not better off. she is the answer. she will take on anybody and you will like what you see. >> with all due respect the reason i was trying to get in there was just to point out this was a question about donald trump. she was the one who said

have the first array of the new fare gates in december.year and a half. this is going to help deter some of the unwanted behavior by people who were able to sneak into the system without paying. he's hoping that will continue to be the case this year. >> he thinks they will find that things have changed. >> reporter: and there were months throughout the month of september all across the bay area. the rally will be on tuesday at noon outside san francisco city hall. >>> coming up. thieves and burglars are moving across the streets, onto the water. it's every week, it's every week that somebody is missing something. >> how police are dealing with the growing threat of pirates. >>> coming up, we were all in the 70s today about 10 degrees below average. some of us got rain and poured on at burning man over here. it's all tied together and it is all coming to an end tomorrow. i'll show you how labor day for us here at home is going to be the one day where you start to notice that warmup. i'll show you what that means for the inland parts of ♪ t

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they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city fares. >> skip lag settled earlier lawsuits by southwest and orbitz. united had the case thrown out in 2014 when the website's founder was profiled on "cbs mornings" running the business out of his small new york city apartment. in a statement, he tells "cbs mornings" we will fight the ridiculous lawsuit until the end to protect consumer rights to the lowest airfares. >>> let's get back to the weather. a pleasant labor day for folks that weren't working. nice to get outside. >> it was. it's a little warmer today. the pattern is changing. western well below average over the weekend. the impressive rain was in the desert. why was black rock such a mess, burning man, accumulated rainfall over the three days. you can see the shades of blue. half an inch to an inch of rain fell. that is the dry lake bed. it's not unheard of to get rain in the desert in late august, early september but you have to have the odds that right to have that many people on a dray lake bed to turn into that mess. the rain responsible and the pattern responsible for drivi

road organization it has caused the responsibility of travel to increase for them, he says about the fares, and the observations i had and your review confirm that yes, it is the same, the difference between this year and last year is that we have a diverse fleet and capacity from a fleet with a fare of 350,000. toman is a person and above depending on the capacity of the fleet and the quality of the fleet is different. this year, all the cooperation and interaction of the organization and the trade unions of the owners and drivers of the public road fleet in hammam has made that, thank god, today that i am at your service , we will not have any problems in this regard. i saw a few passenger cars in some parts of the ears. these are the day after tomorrow arriving at the border of mehran and having them sent to the mehran border today and changing them would become a problem for iran if they send rockets to serve the arbaeen pilgrims from the passenger terminal west of tehran in the kurdistan of iran and iraq. bashmaq to the city of sulaymaniyah, iraq, have been set up. these days, all the

new fare gates will prevent fare cheaters and on safety, bart police are hiring for 27 vacant positionslly staff their 242 force with progressive policing and 167 additional civilian positions for crisis intervention. we're about doubled the presence in our system, um, from our sworn officers, our crisis intervention and our ambassador is doubled that the thing that i learned the most about was like the different programs that they're starting, the different ways that we can actually like give people feedback. so like using twitter or using email. and bart says with these changes that start on monday, there will be a 50% increase in evening service. they're hoping that there will be an increase in riders then who are taking advantage of bart after losing so many people during the pandemic and they say that will go a long way to helping make sure they have a balanced budget and can keep making improvements on their service. let's hope it works. janet katsuyama reporting live for us tonight in san francisco. jenna, thank you. an update on the negotiations between home insurance lobbyists

economy is faring. overnight, we had a better hand over from asia pacific.oday, the picture for the european markets is mixed. the spot of green is ftse 100 up .25%. gaining back the ground it lost yesterday. we had weaker than expected gdp figures for july. the hike is priced for 70% at the meeting next week. the lowest amount of pricing since may. something to keep an eye on the. the survey falling to minus 68%. in europe, we were all watching out for the ecb meeting coming up today. it will be an interesting one. the market doesn't know what the ecb will do. 66% chance for a rate hike today. again, a lot of uncertainty and focus on the inflation forecasts after that reuters report a couple days ago suggesting they will lift inflation forecast and will have to hike. there is key for the european markets from here. in terms of sectors, we have basic resources with the knock-on effect from sentiment in the asian markets. oil and gas up 1.2%. we are keeping a close eye on what is happening in the oil space as the price of oil continues to go from high to high

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