today, the first ferry from russia arrived in the dpr; now the passenger ferry service between yeysk and mariupol will be regular flights are expected to be operated once a day at a time, the ferry can carry more than 130 passengers and two dozen trucks, and an important stage in the restoration of the city is the reportage of alexander bilibov. after crossing almost 40 nautical miles or about 70 km. the first car, a passenger ferry, arrives here at the port of mariupol ; freighters already go here along this route, and now russia from the dpr has also been connected by a ferry crossing aboard the lavrenti. it can take 700 tons of cargo, and these are 20 trucks and there are places for 136 passengers, travel time is about 4-5 hours, depending on weather conditions, the ferry will operate on a regular basis one round trip. civilian cargo will be transported per day. for example, building materials for the restoration of the liberated territories of donbass, and in particular mariupol, where specialists from russia are building a whole microdistrict. the building area is 14 hectares, o

los ferries han sido muy importantes para el desarrollo >> en este momento, sin embargo, para cuidarn el Área de la bahía >> en san francisco, han desempeñado un papel histórico y prolongado en el desarrollo de la región, en un momento constituyeron el mayor sistema de tránsito acuático en el mundo, desde la fiebre del oro hasta la finalización del puente golden gate y otros puentes de la bahía, los transbordadores marítimos proporcionaron el único medio de transporte a través de la línea costera de san francisco >> antes de que los puentes fueron construidos la mayoría de la gente llegaba a san francisco en barcos. los ferries están de regreso porque las autopistas están congestionadas, manejar es caro por la gasolina y los viajes y el ferry es una buena forma de recortar estos gastos >> el sistema de transbordadores en el Área de la bahía tiene una visión comprometida con la movilidad de las próximas generaciones. en san francisco y su conexión con las ciudades vecinas >> es un transporte necesario, se usa para transportar de una ciudad a otra y acá como para las empresas o restaur

the ice class allows the ferry to operate in ice up to 90 see.taking into account the difficult operating conditions in kamchatka. stanislav agapov approached this issue, but their rather creative, uh, representatives went directly instead of operating and studied the features of operating this ferry. stanislav agapov became. the third ship built at the livadia shipyard for the kamchatka territory for several years. two transport bases, designed and launched, are successfully operating there. here in primorye now. this newest ferry is also ice-class, that is, it can be operated at any time of the year, the execution of such an order became a real challenge for primorye shipbuilders. complex technical solutions were used, and at one of the stages of work they were suspended due to such a large coronavirus pandemic. we have n't built yet. its pretty thick steel. that is, there were great difficulties in bending. you fought and won. at least, we see the result of launching, the very first test of seaworthiness, the hull stands level and does not rol

i saw many ferries in belarus.is the most unusual and now i will show what the trick is. with the help of a special iron handle, you need to pull the cable on itself, in fact, this is a hand- drawn ferry, by the way, moving in this way with the people on it is not at all difficult, well, usually men work here who help, who, let's say, show interest, but believe me, the girls are also interesting, like schoolchildren rule. everyone wants to try swimming. we can go on for a very long time, some of the kids still quarrel. why didn't i try, so another ferry is waiting ahead, when the next turn is already. i have almost crossed with us, of course, after mooring we did with my stop at a site with a stand with a guide, which provides information about modern swamp insects that appeared on earth much earlier than dinosaurs 330 million years ago, we will talk about dragonflies. just like that, the scribes are, of course, the emperor. we often see him directly. there is a white-haired rocker lyudka siberian red-haired , not

is this is picking up at san francisco's ferry building. according to experts, this is a sign that economy is getting better. out of 54 storefronts at the ferry building, there are only five vacancies right now. the energy and traffic in the ferry building is coming back, and locals are noticing the difference. >> that looks like it's starting to get a life again. >> many are attributing this booze to find businesses that opened this year. one is a store that started as a food truck, and now they have several restaurant locations. the newest one is making a splash with long lines at the ferry building. >> it is a breath of fresh air that they were reaching out to us. we are a very cultural, colorful, flavorful brand you might not have seen in the ferry building before. >> the menu includes a collaboration with a ferry building staple. what will you show us tonight? >> this is one special item were only having here exclusively at the ferry building. it is a collaboration with actually bread. we get the bread fresh daily. >> they are welcomin

and to explore whether ferry service is possible here at all, apparently . perhaps this is the first trial or, as the rivers themselves say, technical flights. earlier , lavrenty cruised under the kerch strait between the krasnodar territory and the crimea; now the task is no less important, having left the russian port of yeysk , the ferry overcame 40 nautical miles. it's about, 7.5 km in 7 hours is not fast just a seam in escorted by a minesweeper to eliminate the possibility of being blown up at sea. until now, your business there are ukrainian mines. as a result, everything went smoothly, the fairway with a proven congratulations to the mariupol post is capable of receiving ships up to 240 m in length and a draft of almost eight laurels for mooring space and the depth was more than enough soon the entire infrastructure necessary to receive ships of this class will be restored in the port, ferry traffic will become regular. and this is an opportunity to deliver much-needed building materials to the republic faster and cheaper, hence will start exporting s

yes, i did well on the ferry.to hear from you anymore. beloved everything should go without jambs. be careful at stake big money bait and you can without cut off ears this time. this target is a cabin number, cute. yes, if your dad finds out, he will kill me, he is kind. how fast, do you want to say yes? no, it won't be interesting. and then, when there are still weddings not a moment of peace, not open everything listen , well, the door will break. vasilisa tell the captain he doesn't care that you're on vacation so let's go captain i'll be right back. nothing to do about. dad made me his partner. now we have to solve all sorts of problems. it's more romantic on the ferry, secondly, i'm the daughter of the owner of the ship, daddy won't understand if i use the services of his competitors. i am soon loved. well how are you? have you sorted out a problem passenger? everything is good. all passengers are happy. someone from your caused. vasilis said that some passenger was demanding it, it was not vasili who was dea

what about the ferry passengers. the main what about the ferry passengers.rs. t“t;e: main summer holidays, in dover and folkestone juxtaposed border controls with the police and the french border force effectively having to check everybody�*s passport and post—brexit arrangements. we are now getting the mirror image of that and previously, you might�*ve found this, but your driving rating on the boat and no french control at all leaving you just go to the uk border force. theyjust ask leaving you just go to the uk border force. they just ask for there to leaving you just go to the uk border force. theyjust ask for there to be border controls and everybody needs to have the passports checked and stamped by the french that is leading to delays in three hours they are saying, 90 minutes both companies assume that will put you on the next available ship whenever thatis on the next available ship whenever that is when you finally get through border controls. hat that is when you finally get through border controls.— border controls. not ideal. roads and railways?

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autonomous okrug, a state of emergency was introduced due to the shallowing of the pechora river, ferrytraffic with the republic was stopped. komi residents of the district who traveled from the region by car. now they cannot return home in the usual way. what detour routes were proposed, we learn from oleg sugar. he joins us oleg welcomes, how can you return to the inhabitants, and not the scorpion district home. yes, hello alexandra, denisk district due to the suspension of the ferry service between naryan-mar and the republic. komi really decided to conduct an emergency regime, but officially it is not yet in effect; the documents are on the signature of the governor, the reason for this, and the shallowing rivers on the territory of a neighboring subject, where the movement of ships is difficult in connection with this, further voyages will be carried out according to the actual possibility. oh yes, the improvement in the performance of the lip, that part of the residents who returned to vacations, naryan-mar by car faced difficulties, if earlier travelers were loaded on the cable h

crossing at a distance between cities, a small only 70 km and the ferry will overcome it in 4 hours the port of mariupol the first ships from yeysk have already arrived; the lavrenty ferry can carry up to 700 tons cargo. this is about 20 trucks plus almost 150 passengers in two ports have already created the necessary infrastructure for the new flight. how is it expected in mariupol to deliver the goods necessary for the restoration of the city? well, in the opposite direction they will carry the products of the dpr enterprises that are in demand in the russian regions. today, the ministry of emergency situations clarified data on the consequences of sabotage in the village of mayskoye in the north of crimea as a result of explosions that thundered the day before, 70 private and nine apartment buildings were damaged rescuers will be restored after demining and investigative actions. so far, there is no gas in the houses, but after the survey, its supply will be resumed, while electricity and water are supplied in full before the authorities, the peninsula. it was also reported that

business is at san francisco's ferry building in a big way. is driving the post-pandemic rebound. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: thanks for joining us. we will start with another check of the weather. let's get back over to lisa argen. lisa: good morning. last weekend of august is here. maybe not as warm as you would hope but boding well for our season of lower risk fire danger and we have a lot to go through september and october. we have breezy onshore winds, cloudy skies, and expanding marine layer. 61 in fremont. you will be lucky

recently, ferries are on line service.iysk work without pauses at all, a very mobile amount, and as the sea goes well, so do not shoulders and processing speed. here , the shoulder straps were rolled out of a small wagon, that is , the processing speed was somewhere in the order of, probably, eight hours, and the whole loading of half-gons took only about an hour. maybe a little more from the moment the ship arrived here at the port of baltiysk, by the way, a design feature allows it to be twice as fast. this is what happened with the ambal and baltiysk, these are ships that have been operating on the line for a long time. come on, marshal rokossovsky sovremennik is more environmentally friendly and, unlike them, was built according to a russian project specifically for the service line, baltiysk was laid down by a ship worth 5 billion rubles. it was in 2018 by rosmorfort and the russian government then, as if they were looking beyond the event horizon of 2020 and 22, lithuania and the eu. in general, they began to use the

by the transport company of the ministry of defense of russia, first of all , the ferry itself willarry passengers exclusively transport ordered by the ministry of defense, our sources in the port inform that, before the meeting, reinforced security is being prepared separately, the reception will be quite strict, there will be trucks, but the cargo inside is not construction materials, andryushchenko emphasized at the same time the lavrain ship is so called, which left novorossiysk and arrived in yeysk on august 1. even a similar nameless ship disappeared from the radars in only andryushchenko does not have a view of the water area, although the public posts his photo from the port, the russians usually use this tactic when they are engaged in piracy, so all two vessels out of three that exported rolled metal from the mariupol port were not displayed in the e marinetraffic system, the information was obtained exclusively by visual observations , judging by the array given the data, the russians came close to launching a military transport base, noted andryushchenko volodymyr molcha

items that we only have at the ferry building. we get the bread fresh daily. luz: acme bread is welcoming their new neighbors, but they are still missing many of their pre-pandemic neighbors. >> we are very happy to continue to serve the folks that have been coming to us consistently throughout the pandemic. there's still a lot of faces that we miss seeing, especially those office tenants. luz: san francisco's chamber of commerce president said the financial could see a boost very soon. >> we are looking forward to people getting back. we are also hearing that a lot of companies are asking employees to come back. hopefully after labor day we start to see another surge. luz: another business that opened this year. >> luxury boutique for dogs. all of this just made of high quality ingredients like organic meat and veggies. luz: has this become the instagramable spot for people to take photos with their dogs? >> people can just hang out. luz: bike rentals are also going up. >> we have bookings from all over the world. luz: speaking o

in general, there is a ferry service, apparently.perhaps this is the first trial or, as the sailors themselves say, a technical voyage, lavrenty used to cruise along the kerch strait between the krasnodar territory and crimea; now the task is no less important, having left the sport of the russian yeysk , the ferry overcame 40 nautical miles. this is approximately 75 km. 7 hours is not fast. just a seam, accompanied by a minesweeper, to eliminate the possibility of being blown up at sea. until now, your business there are ukrainian mines. in the end, everything went smoothly farvator proven. mariupol port is capable of receiving vessels up to 240 m in length and with a draft of almost eight laurels for mooring space and depth . and this is an opportunity to deliver much-needed building materials to the republic faster and cheaper, and they will start exporting from here in the near future. coal, metals, grain by the end of the year expect to send at least 1 million tons of cargo evgeny golovanov and andrey tkachenko ntv mariupol done

and to explore whether ferry service is possible here at all, apparently. this is the first trial or, as the rivers themselves say, technical flights before lavrenty cruised along the kerch strait between the krasnodar territory and in the crimea, now the task is no less important, having left the sport of the russian yeysk, the ferry overcame 40 nautical miles. this is approximately 75 km. 7 hours is not fast. i just walked accompanied by a minesweeper to eliminate the possibility of being blown up at sea. until now, your business there are ukrainian mines. as a result, everything went smoothly. the proven port of mariupol is capable of receiving ships up to 240 m in length and a draft of almost eight. the adoption of local depth for mooring was more than enough soon the port will restore all the infrastructure necessary to receive ships ferry service of this class will become regular yevgeny golovanov and andrey tkachenko ntv mariupol donetsk people's republic of german chancellor olaf scholz citizens from the council shouted insults at scholz, called the

in general, there is a ferry service, apparently.s is the first trial or, as the sailors themselves say, technical flights before lavrenti sailed along the kerch strait between the krasnodar territory and crimea, now the task is no less important, having left the russian yeysk, the ferry overcame 40 nautical miles. it's about 75 km in 7 hours is not fast. just a seam, accompanied by a minesweeper, in order to exclude the possibility of being blown up in the sea until now, ukrainian mines are found every now and then. in the end, everything went smoothly farvator proven congratulations. to mariupol the post is capable of receiving vessels up to 240 m in length and with a draft of almost eight laurels for mooring space and depth was more than enough soon the port will restore all the infrastructure necessary to receive vessels of this class, ferry traffic will become regular. and this is an opportunity to deliver much-needed building materials to the republic faster and cheaper, coal and metals will be exported from here in the near fu

on this ferry, the view is simply amazing, by the way, and the ferry has an applied value here in thegion, there is verkhnedvinsky for 5 minutes and i save mileage and time in a completely different area. from the ferry you can clearly see the ruins of the former county hospital, it may seem familiar to someone and you are not mistaken. the ruins have repeatedly flashed in the belarusian cinema, by the way, they are not alone right on this place. the film state border was filmed on this porch. and in general, the city of desna is a favorite place for outdoor shooting in belarus. they filmed here both a black birch and a bus driver for several more years. in the meantime , the film cities of the past are not particularly in demand among tourists, unlike the local religious shrine. once a year, the gum ceases to be the smallest city in belarus, because a huge number of people come here to celebrate the local revered icon of the diska adegidre, it is very curious to find out about the icon and about celebration. i advise you to visit the ascension church. if you're lucky, you can chat wi

and by the way, a ferry also runs near the lviv bridge and near the assembly there, uh, is it bare, bareixed the wharf with a pen once back in soviet times, when there was no antonov scale, i went by ferry , that is, they are looking for different ways to transfer weapons. that is, they will stubbornly hold on to these positions they will stubbornly hold on to the line of defense on which they are now. well, the recent events at the front show that the occupiers are focused on holding their positions. there were reports yesterday that they were shelling the antonov bridge again. the occupiers are creating temporary crossings in order to once again mend equipment with manpower to the other side of the dnieper. to what extent can these crossings replace bridges with the enemy? no, of course, crossings cannot replace near the antonov bridge, the occupiers placed such a ferry crossing, that is, they made spantons, several such peculiar fruits that move with the help of boats and which push them along the dnieper, respectively, from the left to the right bank, during which he crossed there fo

and to explore whether ferry service is possible here at all, the first car on a passenger ferry after a long break entered the port of mariupol in russia, they will build high-rise buildings from forest wood in the country. we have a lot of free good, where a new age of wooden architecture has already begun and the road to court is paved with good intentions by the residents of the houses that brad pitt built for the victims of the hurricane. katrina won. here against the actor and get solid compensation. an impending wall of fire more than 10 km long is trying to stop firefighters in the ryazan region. there they say woods and grass in the fields for the night. the fire area has more than doubled, the settlements are shrouded in smoke, local residents on their suitcases are waiting for a possible evacuation, they can even reach moscow and fight the fire from the scene. vladislav nazarikov, the scale of forest fires in the ryazan region is clearly visible from a height and more than a hundred hectares of forest are burning. an emergency regime was introduced in two districts of the re

some breaking news now regarding ferry operations, d | now regarding ferry operations, d fds and p andthey would likely be delays of up to three hours at border controls. he and ovaries in and around the port of calais is one of delays and said the people who booked their mist crossing could get onto the next available sailing. we were just onto the next available sailing. we werejust mentioning onto the next available sailing. we were just mentioning that eurotunnel train p and ovaries said that to passengers on social media that wait times in calais this morning were caused by additional traffic arriving from eurotunnel. a warning of ferry delays coming back to dover from france. the former head of twitter has warned about a breach of security. the testimony could have serious consequences as our silicon valley correspondent reports. well, peiter zatko is a legend here in san francisco. he has the nickname mudge. he was the former head of security at the former head of twitter has used to call him mudge. but things soured between the two. and now you have this kind of extraordinary s

expected today in sakhalin, this is what happens after heavy rains in the vselimzhinsky district , a ferry crossing was torn off the anchor. after that, the ferry ran aground, the trailer of the truck fell into the water , the truck itself overturned, but the people were evacuated by boat, the district center of magdagachi was left without water supply. the central water conduit was washed out and, due to severe flooding, get close to the pipes for repair work. not yet possible in the region flooded, 82 houses evacuated 158 people. the most difficult situation is in the village of ivanovka, zeya district, there are 77 houses in odessa. and here are the stands, where until recently the overflow of the river was filmed from the air, the water is gradually leaving at the same time in the amur region, 32 settlements of gryaznushka remain without transport communications. in primorye, it is impossible to drive along some highways, volginsk, in the olginsky district, people do not risk driving through areas where the water is still a little fearful that it will be more powerful later and again t

recently, ferries are on line service. baltiysk work without pauses at all. a very mobile ship.ll. there is processing speed here, small wagons rolled out epaulettes sharpened. about an hour, maybe a little more from the moment the vessel arrived here at the port of baltiysk, by the way, design features make it possible to unload it twice as fast as it happened with the ambala and baltiysk - these are the ships that have long been operating on the ltii bow line marshal rokossovsky the vessel's contemporary is more environmentally friendly and, unlike them, was built by the russian government specifically for the baltiysk service line. 5 billion rubles it was in 2018, lithuania and the eu as a whole began to use the kaliningrad transit as a means of economic and political pressure in the coming months, the kaliningrad region bolshoy russia will be connected by another ferry of the same project , general, chernyakhovsky, its construction is almost completed at the shipyard of turkish subcontractors at the end of the year, four ferries will operate on the line, the throughput of a

witnesses told the ferry captain that someone had gone overboard. the vessel was immediately turned around as they tried to rescue the person. the ferry crew remained on scene until local authorities arrived. coast guard says that since the search has been called off, its likely the person who went overboard did not survive. livermore. police arrested a driver over the weekend to they say had 3 pounds of marijuana. >> and a handgun with an extended magazine. the driver who was described as a 48 year-old from oakland is a convicted felon. police say who they say this person was initially stopped for a traffic violation and they found this. police say they person was arrested on suspicion of dui and driving without a license. >> the deadline is looming for 7 states, including california to figure out how to drastically cut water use as the colorado river crisis grows 2 months ago, federal officials gave the western states until mid august to find out how to use at least 15% less water next year. but after weeks of tense negotiations, there's still no

it is quite high, so again, to arrange the entrance of cars, loading them into tsipantons or ferries, no matter how you say it, you know it all. fits right there somewhere in the requirements of the 30s and 40s of the 19th century, when the armed forces of the soviet army were preparing to force the dnipro river there, therefore, er, say that they are in the conditions of a modern war, in the conditions of today, what exactly did the capabilities say artillery and missile troops of the armed forces of ukraine, and i think that it is not effective , it is more designed to transfer such manpower, or as they say, in order to help there, well, at least on a day to help local citizens there - move out of the city oleshki, which has been like that all its life, we will consider as a conditional satellite of the city of kherson. there are a lot of people who live on the territory of the left bank. there in oleshki, they work in the city of kherson, and again, there is food that needs to be delivered to the regional center. they also require crossing the river there. dnipro, but i will say ag

the water is too shallow for the ferry, which this family business runs. this was a mob on there. the water was one meter, 31. if we cross over our ship won't make it, and we'd be finished muscle, then you're stuck in the sand with the propeller busted from work. a new propeller like that costs 26270000 b. and you just can't go out and buy that in the defect office. now some employees will have to go on vacation. others will have their, our shorthand, and the rest are using to excavators to dig a new, deeper channel. further down the rhine at mannheim, it is clear just how much is at stake. 80 percent of germany's inland shipping passes through the rhine arbor director. the current tells us that many sectors depend on goods delivered by water to the end of that we went over there. you can also see that the police are blocking one of the 2 routes on the bridge by so probably because there's not enough water muffle, which is here. and you can see how these 2 ships now have to watch out passing each other. hi coleman, either. so now these guys really have a hard job, making sure noth

this is our first electric hydrofoiling ferry. this one will be able to carry 30 passengers.concept. but next for me is another swedish company called x shore that's making electric boats better connected. hey! hello. nice boat. thank you, thank you. she's a beauty. i believe you have something to give me before we get on board. i have. so, you will be able to start the boat with this one. garmin�*s gps and vitals—tracking smartwatch comes with added nauticalfunctions. man overboard on, unlocked. and then if you fall in, then it stops. now, this won't be as energy—efficient as hydroplaning, but it's still powerful. in four seconds, we will be up well above 30 knots, so everyone needs to hold on. is everyone ready? yes. give her everything you got. just full throttle. laughter yep, i'm flooring it. it's similar to candela in cost and top speeds, but can cruise slowly for double the time. as it sails, the vessel collects 150 data points each second. everything is shared back to h0 to optimise performance, but with private info being beamed straight from my wrist, i was curious

the dnieper is now carried out, we know that the russian military, in particular, has established a ferry crossing. please tell us how intensively it is used, how it works now and were there any attempts to hit it by the armed forces? first, the ministry of defense of the russian federations represented by those warriors who every day, risking their lives, defend the liberated territories. they don't just protect. well, they are building bridges with their air defense systems, they are doing exactly the work that, uh, they should be doing, so ferries are crossing, and bridges all exist. let me remind you once again that there are no strategic problems with the fact that the bridge is supposedly closed or does not function no, therefore, in full measure, many residents of the kherson region, thanks to all these events, once again feel their support. e, careful attitude to the protection of the liberated territory of the kherson region. thanks to the soldiers of the russian army, who themselves are outcast every day, stand guard. uh, again, the security of the liberated territories. kirill

future ferry service. fantastic chase arena where the warriors play and tell be a contribution to the 350 mile bay -- san francisco bay trail system. >> this park once complete will be a huge benefit for the 6 thonned houses in mission bay and the bay area residents who will criminal the city's other new parkses bay front will be an amenity for those who visit. i want to thank the mayor for her leadership in developing parks throughout the city and supervisor dorsey for district 6 and our commissioners oci commission. wee have commissioner gustos in the audience and charles whitaker and e lane forbes from the port and the port staff this will be their park and we look forward to turning it over to you in a year. >> i like to invite our great mayor to speak. mayor london breed. >> thank you. you know it is hard to believe that this entire area of mission bay just over 25 years ago was a place that was under utilized railway. and this was a place that most people never visited. so to see it come arc live and

russia and the dpr from yeysk to mariupol arrived the first ferry. while the empty voyage was a test dean of the route along the sea of ​​azov is 80 km, which the ship overcomes in 7 hours in parallel, large-scale construction is underway in mariupol, 130,000 m² will be handed over in the near future new housing, report by alexander bilev, after crossing almost 40 nautical miles or about 70 km. the first car on a passenger ferry arrives here in the port of mariupol, cargo ships already go along this route, and now russia from the dpr has also been connected by a ferry crossing aboard the lavrenti. can take 700 tons of cargo. there are places for 20 trucks and for 136 passengers, travel time is about 4-5 hours, depending on weather conditions, the crossing will operate on one round trip per day will carry civilian goods, for example building materials for the restoration of the liberated territories of donbass, and in particular mariupol, where specialists from russia are building a whole microdistrict. the building area is 14 hectares, on which 100,0

so all the engineers and they ferried across the river grant boarded steamer met with butler to outline plans for the attack angry and told butler that he would be solely responsible for the attack because he would read provision before marching toward petersburg and then stalled on the north side of the chickahominy weather on —- river, but there would be responsible for providing those rations. 60000 of them. grant says without this precaution and that the services of this core meaning hancock cannot be had for an emergency tomorrow this utterly implied he consider the participation of june 15 offensive as necessary as only an emergency but that he was unaware of hancock's actual supply situation returning to the north side sunset on the 14h and then to provide those telling him not to advance and tell the supply ships had arrived in hancock word of a those orders that his presence at petersburg was expected. ultimately the supply ship failed to arrive so at 10:30 a.m. on june 15th we released hancock to begin the track toward petersburg six hours were wasted between the second core a

that represents many emergency ferries. thank you for being with us this afternoon.ecause the company itself admitted it had broken the rules in the way it conducted the dismissal of the staff by not notifying them, never mind government, as the rules were supposed to require, you must be very disappointed that this decision has been made?— has been made? yes, very disappointed. _ has been made? yes, very disappointed. it _ has been made? yes, very disappointed. it is - has been made? yes, very disappointed. it is hard - has been made? yes, very disappointed. it is hard to | has been made? yes, very- disappointed. it is hard to fathom why they would take the decision that they did. we don't know the reasons and we hope to find out. we will be reaching out... disappointed they released the news on a friday afternoon, but thank you for your interest in this story because if that was an attempt to bury it, then it clearly failed. so it is pleasing you are following this story through and thank you for that. $5 you are following this story through and thank you for that.

the government and unions say they're disappointed that p&0 ferries will not face criminal action forhe way it dismissed 800 workers without notice in march. environment experts blame the recent heatwave and drought in parts of the uk for autumnal conditions, which are already being seen in england a month ahead of time. also coming up in half an hour, it's talking business. the momentum behind women's sport is at fever pitch after england win the european football cup — but is the money finally flowing in to level the playing field with men? good afternoon. train passengers are facing a further day of disruption after thousands of rail workers started another 24—hour walk—out in a dispute over pay and conditions. across the country, only around 20% of services are running. the government say the strikes could be ended if the unions put the pay deals on offer to their members. this report from our correspondent, helena wilkinson. a now familiar sight for rail passengers across the rest of the country — half empty stations, weekend plans and services severely disrupted. we had to leave

the government and unions say they're disappointed that p&0 ferries will not face criminal action for the way it dismissed 800 workers without notice in march. michael gove backs rishi sunak to become the next conservative party leader and prime minister, saying he has what thejob requires. he says rival liz truss�*s tax policies will affect the poorest in society. mexico's former attorney—general is arrested in connection with the disapppearance of 43 students eight years ago. environment experts blame the recent heatwave and drought in parts of the uk for autumnal conditions which are already being seen in england — a month ahead of time. and museums in glasgow agree to return looted artefacts back to india which were taken from temples and shrines during british rule in the 19th century. also coming up in half an hour, it's the media show which looks at the end of some soap operas and what others can do to survive. good afternoon. train passengers are facing a further day of disruption after thousands of rail workers started another 24—hour walk—out in a dispute over pay and condit

>> there's the ferris doctrine makes that impossible. >> reporter: the ferris doctrine prevents anyonenything that happens to service members on the job, no matter how egregious. >> the biggest thing for me was these boys were not protected. i have this vision in my head, nightmares, of the aav going down. what was his last word? >> reporter: this was one of the worst training accidents in marine corps history. but accidents keep coming. and the gao states less serious ones are likely underreported. christian avila tavares, an army combat medic, was on a training drill in 2018 when one vehicle broke down. so his vehicle had to tow it. >> wow. 1:30 a.m. maybe. it's dark. it's raining. it's muddy. the vehicle that we were towing just slid and hit us. and so we just rolled over. and i was expelled from the vehicle, and then the vehicle just landed on top of me, pinning me down from the waist down. >> so this giant monster vehicle rolls over on top of you? >> yes. on top of me. >> reporter: his left leg had to be amputated above the knee. the right leg was so badly damaged he spent the nex

citizens passengers on the ferry carried out a special operation. we are looking for a dangerous hooligan and his friend for your peace of mind, leave me alone here, whoever leaves the cabin is at risk of getting shot. yes , this is not a trip to the campus today is a day off. so don't worry. have a nice trip knew you such hate? i would in the life of you. many of the crew members turned out to be accomplices. if i don't get the papers, you get number two, i'll blow the ferry, he won't do this one. the only thing i understand is that this is a folder with some financial documents and not only. and what else because of what this fuss? do you think that i should not have known that my nerves are protecting my friend? underage is not the time for your sarcasm. he was connected to the port mafia, pretty much the same thing. prosecutors can't. why are you carrying it with you? because my dad asked me to hide them abroad. you do not understand that this is his insurance, if it starts, the consequence of his business, at the end. they are all bandages ther

it's only a ao—minute ferry ride from athens. right. because, coming up, the ancient treasures rewriting danish history. ole sent me some pictures and i was like, "whoa," when i saw it. and nick is getting arty in istanbul. it's coming to life in a quite creepy fashion! like, ifeel like i've made an actual person now. so see you after the break. i am in this town of aedipsos in greece and i was a bit worried because i thought the travel show set me up because that water looks freezing cold. i've been told that these are hot springs which have been here for thousands of years. they've been visited by roman emperors, hollywood superstars and now an east london geezer. savage! oh, man! this isjust gorgeous. now, there is a lot of history to these pools because, legend has it that goddess athena created these springs for her favourite hero, hercules, so he could come here and kick back and heal himself after his herculean tasks. i think it's quite fitting for someone like me. now, they say that the minerals in these baths have got healing p

the first car on a passenger ferry arrives here in the port of mariupol, cargo ships already go alongute, and now russia from the dpr has also been connected by a ferry crossing on board lawrence can take 700 tons of cargo. there are places for 20 trucks and for 136 passengers , the journey time is about 4-5 hours, depending on weather conditions, the crossing will operate on a regular basis, one round trip. civilian cargo will be transported per day. for example , building materials for the restoration of the liberated territories of donbass, and in particular mariupol, where specialists from russia are building a whole microdistrict. building area of ​​14 hectares, on which 100,000 m² of modern and comfortable housing will appear. 2,000 specialists are involved in this largest construction site in the city. the work does not stop for a day, they began on july 1, and in just a month and a half , several five-story buildings grew from scratch in a wasteland. there will be 12 of them in total, two houses are ready for 100% around, they are landscaping the territory from the settlement

today, the first ferry from russia arrived in the dpr.d mariupol will be regular regularly expected that flights will be operated daily at one time the ferry can to transport more than 130 passengers and two dozen trucks, and an important stage in the restoration of the city, a report by alexander bibibov, having made a passage of almost 40 nautical miles or about 70 km. the first car, a passenger ferry, arrives here in the port of mariupol, cargo ships already go along this route, and now the russia of the dpr has also been connected by a ferry crossing aboard the lavrite. it can take 700 tons of cargo, and these are 20 trucks and there are places for 136 passengers, travel time is about 4-5 hours, depending on weather conditions. one circular flight will operate on a regular basis. civilian cargo will be transported per day. for example, building materials for the restoration of the liberated territories of donbass, and in particular mariupol, where? sheets from russia are building a whole microdistrict with a building area of ​​14 hect

i'll go up on the ferris wheel. lou. this ferris wheel has been here since 1979. it takes you up almost 50 meters and a something of a landmark here at the octoberfest. ah . today at the octoberfest of course, wouldn't be complete without a visit to one of the many pavilions. there are 14 big tents in all which can hold up to 100000 people. i'm in the hacker. tense is one of the largest had octoberfest you'll always find a free spot during the day, but in the evening it's a real challenge, especially on weekends. ah, if you're here for the 1st time, remember the beer at octoberfest is a bit stronger than your regular lager, otherwise the party might be over sooner than you'd like. but it's easy to have a good time here every once enjoying themselves. and the good news is contagious. ah, mm. so what's my impression of the octoberfest? there's the reason this is called the world's biggest party. it's quite something a bit very an original. ah. besides rights and tradition, october fast is all about coming together to celebrate. so maybe it's no wonder that the years

future ferry service.tastic chase arena where the warriors play and tell be a contribution to the 350 mile bay -- san francisco bay trail system. >> this park once complete will be a huge benefit for the 6 thonned houses in mission bay and the bay area residents who will criminal the city's other new parkses bay front will be an amenity for those who visit. i want to thank the mayor for her leadership in developing parks throughout the city and supervisor dorsey for district 6 and our commissioners oci commission. wee have commissioner gustos in the audience and charles whitaker and e lane forbes from the port and the port staff this will be their park and we look forward to turning it over to you in a year. >> i like to invite our great mayor to speak. mayor london breed. >> thank you. you know it is hard to believe that this entire area of mission bay just over 25 years ago was a place that was under utilized railway. and this was a place that most people never visited. so to see it come arc live and i s

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the grand opening of senor sisig, a filipino fusion restaurant now in business at san francisco's ferry >> reporter: chef and co-owner, gil payumo, is excited. >> it only makes sense for us to be one ofe san francisco staples. we are sr excited. >> reporter: payumo says his sig dishes are popular because thee they incorporate mexican flavor. mexican flavors. >> that is our main dish. burritos, tacos. >> this is one of the best burritos i have have ever had in the bay. >> reporter: when longtime cuss heard about the new ferry building location, they couldn't to check it out. you have a bel view. music. the food is fresh. what more could you want? >> right now, they are serving lunch and dinner seven days a week. you still have time to get get there. they close at 8:00. g close at 8:00. opening earlier on saturday and sundays. >> i literally eat there once a month. i get my haircut in the mission. >> too tempting. >> way too close. >> you could run there. >> burn some calories. right? >> so you can fully enjoy the m. > >> let's give you a live look outside. this is probably not the foggy