and coordinating with the ferry service planning with hopefully, the intention of bringing the ferry service on-line as early as 2021 or 2022. this next fixed -- fiscal year, this morning, they are considering their fiscal year budget. they will be meeting on the second floor after 10:00 am. i mentioned earlier, the policy with the bay area tolling authority, the transit pass design that we updated last month, as well as going hand-in-hand with the affordability program, we are working on parking management plans with the s.f. m.t.a. that is a development that the s.f. m.t.a. has been working on. this is really hours of on street parking management by s.f. m.t.a. both metre collection, enforcement and otherwise. and then towards the end of the year looking at toll policy adoption, and again, that will be a highly informed by the outcomes of the discussion of ferry service. and then also, this year they will be issuing the r.f.p. for toll system integrators to actually do the system development, as well as the equipment installation on the islands. so that -- i will take any questions

the blue areas are the ferry concessionaire areas to operate the fairies themselves.and then we went through a number of graphics to sort of help you visualize what this is going to look like as compared to what is there today. obviously, a new area, a new plaza area where people can comfortably await their fairies or disembark, we also have a new welcome centre which would be another way for people to sort of engage in and to begin the process of learning about alcatraz. at the bottom here we see instructive examples from other national parks facilities that really starts people getting into the mode of being at a national park asset. and then also the alcatraz cafÉ. obviously, people after a long trip to alcatraz, often times want food. they want a nice experience to recount what happened while they were there. this is an opportunity to allow that but allow it in a first-class way along the lines of what the parks and servants he have put in place. we think this is a great addition to an already exciting offer to visitors. i want to take a quick walk-through the pro

including ferry service. some type of initial ferry service. so that is good news in that regard. it's taken a while for the development to start. but if you were to go to the island today, this is definitely an island under construction. things are starting to happen so that's good news in that regard. as i indicated before, there's a variety of options and the quay is to get all those transit options up and running so in essence we discourage single-car occupancy coming on and off the island. we'll have car share, bike share, a transit pass. we'll have an on island shuttle. we have t.d.m. programs that we're going to go ahead and all start up. so, the next three years, this is the beginning of what i would call the real moving forward with developing all the policies and programs and the implementation for all of the new services. and the timeline here is over the next year plus, in particular there are key items that we need bring forth to this committee and to the timma board which, in particular, is the affordability and transit pass and a lot of specifics as it relates to to

dollars compensation to the families of those who died in the two thousand and fourteen south korea ferry disaster we'll tell you why some say it doesn't go far enough plus we'll tell you about the chinese movie that's forced paging to take action over access to cheaper cancer medication. welcome back well our tropical storm some tin has made landfall over vietnam and you see this great swirl of clouds now it's going to be very slow moving over next few days and see the winds become much lighter but the rain is going to be a real issue and so i think for northern parts of vietnam are going to be a continuation of the sort of rain that we've seen coming in fast amounts rain from this system and it will continue to move very slowly towards the west over the next forty eight hours so northern parts of vietnam laos will see some significant flooding issues i think and there will be a lot of showers pulled off the bay of bengal is this circulation just draws them in so very very wet weather here indeed briefly the rest of the region actually looking ok hong kong fine food shoeshine high should

he joins us live from the ferry building(dual) (dan) the san francisco bay ferry operates 13 boats on the bay, some taking as many as 400 passengers... but these vessels have strict opearational requirementssot keith stahnke/sf bay ferry-weta 09-19keith stahnke showed us the safety equipment that is standards on san francisco bay ferryssotbut stahnke says being safe is more than just equipment.. it's knowing when to weather conditions might cancel a trip. sotbut that doesn't happen very often... in fact they might cancel only one or two service trips a year... a year (dan) telegraph hill neighbors have filed a lawsuit trying to stop the reopening of the historic julius' castle.kron4's maureen kelly talked to people on all sides of the legal battle. after being closed for 10 years....the historic restaurant perched high on telegraph hill had been inching closer to reopening.....until this new legal setback. the planning commission allowed the new owner of nearly 100 year old hot spot an exemption so he could skip getting an enviromental review....that move brought a lawsuit against the

the families of the victims of the two thousand and fourteen say will ferry disaster in south korea are to get two hundred million dollars in compensation for the first time a court ruled the government and ferry operator are liable for the deaths of three hundred four passengers and crew some relatives though are unhappy with the ruling florence louis reports. the say well disaster caused months of mourning the ferry was on a routine voyage off the southwest coast of south korea when it capsized four years ago three hundred four people mostly students on a school trip were killed grief turned to anger when investigators found the vessel was structurally unsound overloaded and capsized because it was speeding as it changed course for the first time a court in seoul acknowledged the government's liability and audit the state and the ferry operator to pay around two hundred ten thousand dollars to each family relatives say the judge's ruling doesn't go far enough. we are not pleased that the court has acknowledged liability we take it as a matter of course we wanted the court to explicitl

on all those ferry boats. if you're a regular on the san francisco bay ferry you are in good company, the system carries 10-thousand people a day.. and safety is a key priority.sot keith stahnke/sf bay ferry-weta 23- 31our vessels exceed coast guard requirements for safety equipment.the 13 vessels in the fleet vary in size, but not in safety sytems... rafts to accomodate more than the total passenger load are standard, as are life jackets which can be found under seats and in cabinets. sot keith stahnke/sf bay ferry-weta 23- 31in over 25 years of operation we ahve never had any of thse equipment deplyed by ferries on sf bayadditional safety system can be found here sotwe have advance communication and navigation equipment we have monitoring system to detect for fire smoke and engine conditionsbut ferry operations manager keith stahanke says being safe is more than equipment. while the boats are designed to tackle all kinds of weather on the bay, there are times in the winter when winds and tides prove to be to

weta, the ferry operator in the bay area is partnering with the first electric ferry in the bay area. that's kind of an experiment, and cap and trade it's our goal to aggressively seek and receive those federal funds and fund all kinds of pilot programs in the bay area. >> any other questions? if not, we'll go to public comment. public comment on the three presentations? okay. i guess, hearing none, anthony, the next item. okay. hearing none, going to the next item. >> president bermejo, if you wouldn't mind, would you miepd to pass the reports? >> no mind. >> clerk: okay. the next item is item 10, director's report, this item is for discussion. >> okay. well, director's report. this could be really long, but i won't do that because our last commission meeting in this formal capacity was in april, which, when i looked at my director's report, and i saw the mayor's earth day breakfast on, i thought what? how can that be? that feels like ancient history, but to -- for full accuracy, yes, i want to announce that we had a wonderful earth day breakfast back in april. and it feels like a lo

but there are times in the winter when wind and the tide forces the ferries to the dock. ( marty )we now have an update on a pennisula badminton coach arrested for sexual assaut. the academy where he worked has released a statement responding to his arrest. we first brought you this story thursday... and according to the santa clara sherriff's office, the coach... khan-kham malay- thong.... was found in a park with one of his underage students.. .sitting in his brand new maserati s-u-v. he was arrested and charged with sexual assault. the synergy badminton academy in menlo park responded yesterday saying " malay-thong, is no longer employed with the organization." the statement also said that "synergy will not tolerate behavior that jeopardizes the well-being of people enrolled in badminton training at the academy." in the east bay... the west oakland community is coming together this morning to help clean up the neighborhood. oakland mayor libby schaff will be pitching in as well . kron 4s ali ried is there... and has the details. this park has been through a lot over the years. and

in compensation for the first time a course rule the government and ferry operator are liable for the deaths of three hundred four passengers and crew but some grieving relatives are unhappy with the ruling florence louis has more in the capital seoul. the say well disaster caused months of mourning the ferry was on a routine voyage off the southwest coast of south korea when it capsized four years ago three hundred four people mostly students on a school trip were killed grief turned to anger when investigators found the vessel was structurally unsound overloaded and capsized because it was speeding as it changed course for the first time a court in seoul acknowledged the government's liability and ordered the state and the ferry operator to pay around two hundred ten thousand dollars to each family relatives say the judge's ruling doesn't go far enough. we are not pleased that the court has acknowledged liability we take it as a matter of course we wanted the court to explicitly state what this country had done wrong and to what extent the company should be responsible for their act

transit, and in particular initial ferry service. so that's the goal. ahead of us over the next three years. and i'm happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> supervisor kim: all right. at this time, see nog questions for mr. cordoba, we'll open up for public comment on items 2 and 3. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, can you please call item 4. >> clerk: approve the minutes of the january 23, 2018, meeting. this is an action meeting. >> supervisor kim: do we have a motion? a motion from sheehy and seconded by fewer. at this time, open up for public comment on item 4. seeing no public comment on item 4, public comment is closed. can we take a roll call, please, on item 4? [roll call] >> clerk: we have approval. >> supervisor kim: thank you. would you please call items 5 and 6 together? >> clerk: item 5, amend adopted fiscal year 2017/18 to decrease revenues annex pend tours by $2.1 million, action item. item 6, adopt the proposed fiscal year 2018/19 annual budget and work program. this is an action item. >> s

ferries have this era of romance about them i really hope they keep going after the bridge opens the. you know and i made it across the straits she's going on to moscow and all this and bishops' in some non. serenus prophecy was frights shots has finally found a bride a schoolteacher called elvira. and now they're off to sing for all people to shop for a wedding dress. that circus three hours to get from to monza kirks because there was no queue at the crossing then another three and a half hours to simferopol that's almost seven hours in total but when the bridge opens for shots no virar will be able to reach them for opal and half the time but . look what's interesting is. the old i love us. it's because it is the issue and. get us in. so should you. know who feel. that. that. was the kopassus one but. to just not. installing the bridges which is the ground culmination of the project before the arch was installed it was just two and the painted sections heading towards each other was the arch is installed it becomes a bridge bit on finished. both arches were built in search the rail

do you take the ferry to the city? there's a way to get free tickets today. >> first, happening now, australia's prime minister is calling on pope francis to fire an archbishop. the country's leader says the archbishop philip wilson should have resigned when he was convicted in may of failing to report the repeated abuse of two alter boys by a pedophile priest. >> plus, the british cave driver involved in a spat with tesla founder elon musk left thailand on his way back to london. he says he's been approached by lawyers and would seek legal advice after musk directed abuse at him on twitter. musk has since apologized and deleted the insulting tweet. more news right after this break. it's 5:52. be sure to follow us and facebook. >>> welcome back to you. to today in the bay on this now thursday morning. be sure to follow all of us on twitter and facebook. all of our reporters posting about this story today. kari sharing the forecast, mike writing about the road, and we're writing about headlines. >> golden gate transit i

bridge will be built but two bridges reli one for trains and another road bridge here's where the ferry service is based off cause to quote crim . this might look at a place to build a bridge but in the winter strong currents here would push up against the pilings much harder than on to spit so this is a lot safer. to be honest i'm really more of a tourist here. these guys around me are the real heroes. while seven am and it's time for a check up. working men are no strange. as to medical checks at seven in the morning was negligent in any construction site is by definition a danger zone so they do everything they can to minimize risks. we can do with. their lives for a lot of. this is our own serino shall be my guide here and some on. here and with you. when you get more see. you if you. view. this new group of. people. on serene i used to teach english and made a little at a cash by selling odds and ends at some on markets but now she's retired from cancer in a sister who lives in curch but they don't get to see each other too often to visit her sister aunt serena has to go from some

that the latest from the ferry building on market. i am frank malik coat, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> crews are still on the lines of the hale fire and curie fire . for -- four horses died in a stable during the hale fire , it has burned 51 acres and is 91% contained. the curie fire is 90% contained. we have been speaking with firefighters who said that they will be on the scene for most of the day. >> the new fire crew is up there right now on the other side of the hill. the fire that is still burning is in a crevice. the main mission is to prevent it from climbing up the hill. there is a strike team up there but it is a lighter operation. yesterday the curie fire came close to homes. it began at 3 pm and moved fast . it was driven by high winds. firefighters were battling the deep -- steep terrain. but the work is not done. >> this is mid slope. we have oak trees that are above it. if he gets into a canyon and rolls out, it could slope reverse and become a concern. we are trying to hold that line and hopefully pull her hoses this afternoon

a court has ordered that the government and the ferry company jointly pay out 200 million won, to the comes to the parents of those schoolchildren, they will get about 40 million more. but some of the parents say that this is not what they were looking for. they we re what they were looking for. they were looking for a more detailed breakdown of why the government was liable and what went wrong. they are saying right now that they may appeal. laura bicker in seoul. a hearing is taking place in washington, dc that could have massive consequences for the global car industry. do cars, trucks and parts shipped into america pose a threat to its national security? that's what the commerce department will be determining after it weighs all the evidence. their answer was yes when it came to steel and aluminium imports and led to tariffs being imposed earlier this year. linda dempsey is vice president of international economic affairs policy at the national association of manufacturers. she has been giving evidence at the hearings today and joins me now from washington. a very warm welcome to

there's additional overflow parking if you plan to take the ferry.hey're using that once again today with three shuttles over to the ferry terminal. 10:26, 10:36 and 10:46 are the times. next traffic update coming up at 5:00. >>> alexis, you like to cook. only on abc 7 news you'll hear about this. faster times and better tasting dishes with countertop oven. >> they're hoping braff a takes the place of other appliances that you have. it uses lamps to send out visible and invisible light. it speeds up cooking time but doesn't dry out your food like a microwave. many meals can be prepared twice as fast. in fact, a chef cooks salmon in 12 minutes. >> heat up the air and have the air heat up the food. or it can cook by conduction by changing wave lengths so we hit the tray and have the tray heat up the food instead. >> they've opened up a -- units will start shipping in novhoks. >> but you paid a thousand for your phone. >> well. that's because i am on it every minute. >>> there's music traveling from sat earn to one of its most mysterious moons. >> you s

job can't be easy my behind feels numb just from sitting here and the ferry crossing is still a long way away. and fix that but. for the two of us to watch the biggest mob rules us. left additional knowledge of judas only gets up at will did it which we're doing a good little saw from us in a few others just a sellout over the last. people are. we prepared the joint. now we need to weld the pipes together. you still hold most valuable to what each of you are. welding each circular joint is like docking the international space station. the third in full moon close to forego the full moon of the. new book and should never do so from going to look for clues. in a moment the cart before. the bridge arches were built in curch and became a bit of a local attraction. residents come here at the weekends to watch the building process. for the change itself boy ottawa. for the bush to stay with. it's also become quite a popular hideaway for courts and couples. and their shots still doesn't have any wants to take a sightseeing. decided to take rashad space in my own hands and act as a matchmake

here but crime is also on the rise in february dozens were injured when an explosion ripped through a ferry disembarking passengers in playa del carmen. and five were killed in a nightclub shooting in the resort in twenty seventeen. i was. thinking queens getting worse not in the hotel zone maybe but again the government should be much more about that. local police maintain these

so let's talk a little more about the temperatures. 60 if you're coming through the ferry building. a little more coolness found around the sunset and sunnyside at 53. most of us about 55 to 57 in san francisco. here's a look at some of the traffic coming across the western span of the bay bridge. if you're driving today, clear conditions and dry conditions. so soon as the sun pops up this morning, going to need to grab the sunglasses. if you're on the ferry, especially south of the bay bridge, that's where the small craft advisory is and where the fastest winds will be, and mass transit, mild this morning to hot this afternoon. places like the east bay valleys where by noon, we're already at 87, and 70 at 8:00 in the morning, and then the mid 90s for most of the afternoon hours, and still about 77 at 8:00. let's head down to the south bay where we start off at 66 in the morning. by 10:00, we're 74. look at that. wall to wall sunshine. pushes us into the mid and upper 80s through the afternoon hours. but a comfortable 72 by the time we get back to 8:00. so i'm watching more humidity

a south korean court has ordered compensation be paid over the twenty fourteen say wall ferry disaster all the three hundred people mostly schoolchildren drowned when the overloaded vessel capsized a group of victims' families filed a lawsuit against the government and the ferry operators saying they were liable for the disaster the court has ordered each family be paid about two hundred ten thousand dollars. the chinese president xi jinping is on his way to africa he'll make stops in senegal and rwanda before heading to south africa to take part in a summit of the world's five major emerging economies the brics china is investing heavily in africa both financially and militarily adrian brown has more from beijing. well this will be president xi jinping third visit to africa in less than six years that is a measure of just how important africa is to china right now he's going to be away for ten days the highlight of his african tour is probably going to be an address he's due to make of the brics forum in south africa brics of course comprises the world's five leading developing econom

in compensation three hundred four people mostly schoolchildren were killed when the seawater ferrycapsized four years ago but after months of mourning grief turned to anger where investigators found the ship was structurally sound and overloaded and for the first time a south korean quartet knowledge the government's liability and on it both the state and the ferry operator to pay compensation. a new report by human rights group forty five rights is calling for the arrest of twenty two military and police officers and myanma there are queues of committing crimes that constitute genocide against the hendra of a group more than thirty police stations of the twenty seven team for the government the government says it was these attacks that led to a military crackdown against a state that the reports documents how the army planned and committed mass killings rape and acid against one hundred twenty sixteen months before the police station bombings the military also disarmed by confiscating sharp objects from their homes at the same time providing weapons to normal people food and human

the ferry will emit zero emissions. it does that by creating hydrogen from water using it as fuel and turning the hydrogen back into water. >> here we are being able to do something in the same realm as all the high tech, and to do something everybody in the end will be very proud to see, especially the environment. >> the water go round is expected to be in service by september of next year. >>> well, we talked about friday the 13th a few minutes ago. uc berkeley says despite the ominous date, it feels lucky. that's because it has these goats to eat the dry grass and keep the berkeley lab safe from fire hazards. the berkeley lab shared this video with us. >>> hi there, everyone. let's check out live doppler 7 right now. there were a few thunderstorms early on in the day. those storms have started to move away to the north and to the west. now what we're basically dealing with is just residual monsoon moisture across our area in the form of mugginess. this morning we had some showers, had an isolated thunderstorm go thr

the north bay ferries could jostle just a little bit. and mass transit cool this morning but warm this afternoon. let's take a look at the east bay valleys where we have 62. 70 at 10:00, nearing 80 at noon and hang out in the low to mid 80s in the afternoon hours dropping down to 70 by 8:00. san francisco is going to take longer to see sunshine today, up until noon. we'll start to break out and that's when temperatures will hit the 60s. we'll be in the mid 60s in the afternoon hours. clouds coming back at 8 cloo:00. in the south bay, sunshine by 10:00. mid 70s by noon. and hanging out in the upper 70s during the afternoon hours. nothing too taxing as far as the weather forecast goes. even cooler weather tomorrow before big warming trend comes our way. maybe 100s again. >> whoa. >> yeah. hopefully everybody's reaction is ooh and not oh, mean, mad. >> we never would blame you, mike, i promise that. we're doing okay on the road so far this morning. we are looking at our traffic maps right now. really, just one little spot of red so far toda

the san francisco bay ferry operates 13 boats on the bay, some taking as many as 400 passengers... but these vessels have strict opearational requirementssot keith stahnke/sf bay ferry-weta 09-19 coast guard has safety equipment on passenr vessels these vessles operate under those guidellines in some cases we have eceeded the requirements in life saving equipmentkeith stahnke showed us the safety equipment that is standards on san francisco bay ferryssot these are large rafts that would deploy and have a 100 person capacity, life jackets are located throughout the vessel under the seat and in cabinets, the vessel is equiped with modern communications and electronics and closed circuit tv and extensive monitoring systems for engines and other systems but stahnke says being safe is more than just equipment.. it's knowing when to weather conditions might cancel a trip. sotwhen we do cancel service its in a storm condition and certin tide condtiions when the wind opposes the tide creates larger waves that are steeper causing more bouncing and we are concerned about the passenger comfor

. >>> and the deadly ferry disaster. passengers holding onto the sides for their lives. rescuers rushing to save 140 people as the ferry goes under. >>> good evening. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us on a busy tuesday night. i'm tom llamas, in for david. and we begin with that searing heat across america tonight. dozens of wildfires also burning in the west. one of the worst fires in colorado. it's one of the worst fires the state has ever seen. destroying more than 100 homes. firefighters close to those flames, you see them there, battling to save the homes still standing. and tonight, heat alerts for 110 million people from coast-to-coast, and for millions of americans, it will feel like triple-digit temperatures for the fourth of july. abc's clayton sandell is on the scene of the spring fire in colorado. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. is baking and burning. in southern colorado, the spring fire exploding to 80,000 acres, one of the biggest in state history. this cabin, one of more than 100 homes destroyed. >> it looked like hiroshima had another a-

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long delays on flights, ferries and eurotunnel trains as the recent extreme weather continues to cause problems mps warn british democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force occasionally provides a poor service, and apologises. we are incredibly busy at this time. the level of calls that we are receiving this summer are very challenging. sometimes, that service that we are providing at those peak times does not meet what the public expects. also coming up. british victory at the tour de france. wales‘ geraint thomas is set to win as he maintains his lead on the penultimate day of the race australian sailor wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to win the clipper round the world yacht race. first it was the hot weather causing disruption, now its storms leading to misery for tens of thousands of people. violent storms and lightning strikes have caused the cancellation of flights and trains. among the worst affected have been stansted airport, the eurotunnel and t

de covergirl vamos a indonesia donde al menos 29 personas murieron en el hundimiento de un ferri cercaonesia son frecuentes porque viajan sobrecargados. >> el mundo mira a una cueva inundada al norte de tailandia donde 12 niÑos y su entrenador estÁn atrapados, estas son las Últimas imÁne han llegado del interior de la cueva, ahÍ han llevado alimentos medicina y todo tipo de ayuda para aguantar mientras deciden la mejor manera de sacarlos una posibad a bucea tiene el relato >> alrededor del mundo han sido escuchadas los 12 niÑos desaparecidos y su director tÉcnico de fÚtbol estÁn sanos y salvos, su primera palabras para los dos rescatistas britÁnicos que los hayan gracias , los niÑos sentados en la parte alta de la cueva con sus uniforme y con hambre, pero con vida. >> buzos, mÉdicos han entrado para evaluar a los menores y llevan consigo equipos con provisiones ya que no han comido en mÁs de una semana, el equipo hace pruebas para sacarlos con mÁscaras pero ninguno sabe nadar, las opciones serÍan, enseÑarles a bucear o continuar drenando el agua pero tienen que apurarse porque comienza

know as they're in while she's still driving trucks but from now on she'll spend a lot less time on ferries. but there's a lot of about you well now it's time to go home. but. you know before you can. get the mission the must do it. on serene and i had into curch on the bridge our waits wasn't in vain. it was. the sort of the usual but we've done it still so close your study you go to school some more good. call the order sell for more she should dump the signaling news to her genius what we both believe. is a bullet holes in your living room trauma doc in his will still don't get to let us will. look for brains we didn't just originally speak. in a few minutes on serene i will meet her sister in curch i feel a little sick honestly it seems little old you still only scares the shit. little those who want to go cold more snow you get a bit first glimpse. was clear most of the other stuff one people will. put little. by little seems a little boy you. see. little w. the. muslim is looking to be please. please. a full. consumer must be. lucky lucky. lucky. her. mother . the new global economic

. >>> at least 30 people are dead in a ferry accident off the coast of indonesia.fter spending the night trapped in the sinking boat. the ferry with 164 passengers and crew on board began sinking tuesday afternoon in rough seas. official credit the ferry captain for saving lives by steering the vessel closer to shore. the cause is under investigation. yesterday's disaster comes only a few weeks after an overcrowded ferry sank in a lake claiming more than 200 lives. >>> british police are on high alert after two people were poisoned by a nerve agent. authorities say a man and a woman were found unconscious inside a residential building exposed to an unknown substance. the victims are in their 40s said to be in critical condition. the building is in the town of amesbury. it's a few miles from salisbury where a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned four months ago. say are now worried about their safety. >>> there is a massive humanitarian crisis looming in the middle east. as jonathan hunt reports, the fighting in syria has now escalated forcing hundreds

just have seen a cyclist light this is how vehicles board the ferry literally bumper to bumper it's hire some ordeal first you have to wait in line for tickets then line up for inspection then again to actually board. after all that so even in good weather and depending on how many cars there are the crossing can say two to three hours even though the actual sailing time is only fifteen to twenty minutes but if it's stormy forget it you stay ashore praying for the weather to break. but i. just got here today with. a little. fairies have the cerro bromance about them every hope they keep going after the bridge opens. you know and i made it across the straits she's going on to moscow and all vis a vis shots and some are. all serene this prophecy was frights has finally found a bride a schoolteacher called elvira. and now they're off to sing for all people to shop for a wedding dress. at circus three hours to get from to monte curch because there was no queue at the crossing. and another three and a half hours the same for opal that's almost seven hours in total but when the bridge opens fo

ferries have the cerro bromance about them every hope they keep going after the bridge opens. you know and i made it across the straits she's going on to moscow and all vis a vis shots and some are. all serene this prophecy was frights has finally found a bride a schoolteacher called elvira. and now they're off to sin for all people to shop for a wedding dress. that circus three hours to get from to monza curch because there was no queue at the cross and then another three and a half hours to simferopol that's almost seven hours in total but when the bridge opens. will be able to reach some rubble and half the time. looking back into she's. learned about. the need love us. because it is the issue and. get us. social in. you know. that. that. was the purpose this one because most know. it's just not her there's me. installing the bridges which is the grand culmination of the project before the arch was installed it was just two of the painted sections heading towards each other once the arch is installed it becomes a bridge built on finished. both arches were built in carriage

dollars in compensation be paid to the families of victims of the two thousand and fourteen seawall ferry disaster more than three hundred people mostly schoolchildren drowned when the overloaded vessel capsized a group of victims' families fond of also against the government and ferry operators saying they were liable for the disaster the court's order to each family be paid about two hundred ten thousand dollars. now a new report by the human rights group forty five rights is calling for the arrest of twenty two military and police officials in myanmar they are accused of committing crimes that constitute genocide against the country's community of a group bombed more than thirty police stations in august two thousand and seventeen the myanmar government says it was these attacks that led to a military crackdown against. the state but the report documents how the army planned and committed mass killings rape and ask them against two thousand and sixteen months before the police station bombings the military also disarmed by confiscating sharp objects from their homes at the same time pr