the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather thanportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for the united

welcome to the ferry building's birthday, yoo hoo! what great weather we have to celebrate. i'm elaine executive director of the port of san francisco and i have the distinct honor of opening up this grand celebration. as the executive director of the port, my team and i have the awesome responsibility of 7 and a half miles of water front and it includes this they majestic building. i want to thank the people who put this together, lillian and justin of my group. thank you people behind the scenes who made it happen. [applause] we've got some very special people here today to make this celebration very grand. we have our mayor, mayor london breed, who will speak shortly and we have supervisor peskin and also, thank you, and also we have commissioner ed herrington joining us today. thank you ed herrington. so it was exactly in 1898 when the first vessel arrived here, opening the newly fashion pier and opening an era of prosperity and diversity for our city. for nearly 40 years, it was the bay crossing that welcomed everyone in and out of the city. the bridge went up in 1936.

building and what we see going forward in the ferry building in the future. as we said here, there is a time capsule and i'm going to put in a time capsule right now, some photos that 25 years from now, will be picked up that will be redone and all the work that we've done to date, will be part of this photos. i'm going to drop this right here. as a little commemoration. [applause] to that end, our company the hudson pacific, we believe that the future is our hands, we're excite today work with civic leaders and future business leaders to protect and maintain the safety and security and vitality of the city of san francisco. we have a lot to look forward to. applaud yourself, this is one of the greatest cities in the world. and we're here to celebrate this. [applause] our local leadership here is second to none. through various levels of diversity and positive attributes, you can see the future is going to be very bright and currently, i'm standing here today to segway to introduce, our leader of this city currently today who is focused on business, social, a

ferry. in. well, like everything. if you count, it can fit here, probably about 30, maybe even 40 cars, if you arrange them correctly, but maybe i 'm exaggerating a little motorcycles. naturally even more. and now, since this is the last flight of the ferry, and the car and those wishing to cross there is, in principle , quite a bit on the other side, so my motorcycle stands quite freely in the center proudly, watching the other side, the ferry workers jokingly call themselves sailors of transverse navigation, but the significance of their work does not change from the name. the ferry has a captain three logbook. anchor and timetable there is a special timetable for this ferry out of luck. i managed to make the last move, both there and back. however, in her schedule on the ferry , you can also ride it will cost you about 7 dollars without the ferry. life would not stop in these parts, but would pass, like in slow motion, because the detour would have to wind extra hundreds of kilometers. an

the dramatic draw in ferry usage was staggering who was using the ferry that was a novelty rather than a transportation but the ferry line stopped one by one because everyone was getting cars and wanted to drive and cars were a big deal. take the care ferry and to san francisco and spend the day or for a saturday drive but really, really changed having the car ferry. >> when the bay bridge was built had a train that went along the lower level so that was a major stay and end up where our sales force transit center is now another way of getting into the city little by little the ferry stopped having a purpose. >> what happened in the 40 and 50's because of this downturn we were trying to find a purpose a number of proposals for a world trade center and wanted to build it own the philly in a terrible idea objective never gotten down including one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a part of ferry building and completely impractical. after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for th

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i just came by ferry. i had a visitor in town, came by ferry yesterday to the island and what a glorious way and what a glorious trip that is with the views of both the city, as well as the island. when we arrived there was-it was monday, so no place to eat lunch, no place to grab even a coffee, and certainly if we had those types of things, restaurants and cafes, many more people would come. the other thing is that we have an art master plan for the island and as you know, there is a first instillation of the sculpture-the park isn't yet open on hilltop park, but i believe as we have art placed around the park that there is going to be more people who will come to look at the art, so this is going to be a very exciting place and this is a excellent start. there is much information that we need to digest, and i'm glad that you've made this first presentation and we look forward to really working with all the partners on treasure island in trying to make it more economically viable. thank you very much. so,

it is marking 125 years since the ferry building first opened. proceeds benefit a group that brings people, fresh fruit and vegetables. the ferry plaza farmers market. >>> the south bay the president of san jose university will deliver a address. at noon she plans to talk about opportunities and challenges including improving graduation rates, boosting funding for research and strengthening partnerships. speech will be live streamed. >>> this morning was celebrate bridge builders. a teacher helping young people become builders . it is a mission to open jobs after graduation for the students he loves. >> reporter: he is dusting off his shop and preparing for a new school year ahead. it is his 12 year leading the construction trades program after decades getting his hands and boots dirty as a contractor. >> i never thought i would be a teacher. shop is my happy spot. >> reporter: this year his goal is to place five students directly into a career path after graduation. >> at the beginning of the year seven or eight, want to. by the end of the year

that used to go by ferry there kerch and novorossiysk and here they are some old ferries just like thatat it will save them from something, but if we already have our own cruise missiles well, plus, let's be honest, look at the distance between these ferries, well, there are no problems for a remote-controlled sea drone to pass between them. well, it’s not difficult at all. well, they don’t want to pull something between them, uh , now they’re trying to pull it out. imagine a note , all of you. well, there’s a metal, well, metal. chains, you understand, they make a conditional net from these metal chains, pull them between them and so in order to physically catch well, okay, it is possible to protect the test from sea drones well, but if you know , ukraine already has its own crooked missile i think that all this may not help you very much, moreover, a cruise missile that hits air defense systems that are supposed to defeat this cruise missile, but let's count how many cruise missiles of the h 101 555 type and caliber were shot down by the ukrainian air defense forces, and they have som

we came this morning - on the ferry and after the game we are going back on the ferry.unbelievable really that she was chosen . and she was really chuffed - that she could come to guernsey and play for our little island. very, very proud. she's worked so hard. with the score at 2—2, tesni is brought off the subs bench. quite emotional. i was battling some big emotions coming on that pitch that day. come on! just knowing that i had them there, it was overwhelming because i wanted to make them proud. the nerves got to me a little bit. a few dodgy touches and all that. but then once i got my head around, i was actually on the pitch, i was raring to go. and i felt the determination and the passion in me. as her team looked for another opportunity, more familiar faces in the crowd. come on, go on, go on, go on! well, it's tense. it's nervous. 2-2. we're on top. we need to get a goal now, though, because guernseyl will come back into this. minutes from full time, the opening they needed. i can't even explain it. i look at that and go see people. it's absolutely insane. the ad

on this ferry, the view is simply amazing, by the way, and the ferry has an applied value here in thek region, there is verkhnedvinsky for 5 minutes and i save mileage and time in a completely different area. the ruins of the former county hospital are clearly visible from the ferry it may seem familiar to some, and you are not mistaken. the ruins have repeatedly flashed in the belarusian cinema, by the way, they are not alone right at this place. the film state border was filmed on this porch. and in general, the city of desna is a favorite place for outdoor filming of belarusfilm. 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, belarus, because a huge number of people come here for the holiday, the local revered icon of the diska adegidre is very curious to find out about both the icon and the holiday. i advise you to visit the ascension church. if you're lucky, you can chat wi

and the raid harpers ferry armory. john brown, october 16th, 1859, curea raid on that facility. he wanted to get additional weapons. heuredhat slaves from the area would join and that would be the beginning a huge movement. unfortunately him there was a african american killed the first person killed on the raid and the and another people that were from the town and that got the people who were in that area to combat john and try to stop what he was trying to do. john brown is said to have started the very first beginnings of, the civil war. john brown was captured and actually there is a mural is in this exhibit. it's a mural here. it's on the wall. and it shows john with a comrade lying beside of him. these are individuals. the charges against john brown, he was tried for treason and he was later hung. we're currently in the statehood of the museum. this is the area that talks about and discusses reasons for west virginia becoming a state in 1863. western virginia is actually we're looking to become a state much earl

the ferry building is celebrating its 125 anniversary as you know and having its first ever summer ferry fest. this event is all through august. sorry, the event is august 17 from 5 to 7:30 at the ferry building. enjoy what the grand building has a offer. we also started market place in crane cove park this past weekday. this is a new reoccurring market which feature local makers rkss food activities musicians. it is organized by the sf parks alliance and sunset mercantile. the park market will feature 4 theme markets from august through november so please come out and enjoy the park. last month has been a boom to the port with 4th of july firework, concerts, movies at crane cove park, pier party at the wharf, the ferry building 125 celebration, the women world cup viewjug so much to come. i again want to thank port staff. it has been quite a lot of work to prepare for these events and this vibrant waterfront is helping the tenants succeed. now, more to economic recovery. apec mayor breed announced the city will host the asian pacific cooperation this fall and feature several high profil

real ones, really, if you work fruitfully on the section by cutting off the transport arteries, the ferryct the crossing, but even here the sea has been on our side for several days, storms do not give the opportunity to use it as a logistic -logistic artery, and the route that remains 17 is already overstressed, and with the worsening of the situation with the greater deterioration of the situation with the crimean chongar genetic bridges and the exclusion of the ferry pontoon crossings in this direction . this route may stop at all, so we are talking about the fact that they are worried about how their logistics are currently arranged, and in addition to military needs, humanitarian ones are also really suffering. that the highway actually remains the only connection for supplies to the peninsula itself, and there is a situation of humanitarian measures, well, fuel is only fine on the crimean peninsula, and residents complain that it is expensive and not everywhere, not everywhere at all. i think that in principle, this situation means that and the occupying forces are not well supplied

then onto one ferry and then onto another ferry, before you reach your final destination. the reasons unst in shetland could soon become something of a super highway — that way. once part of an raf radar base, the land was bought by frank strang and his wife around 15 years ago. never in my wildest dreams did i think we'd be building a spaceport. it's all about geography and location, location, location. and we're the most northern tip of the united kingdom. so when we launch, we're launching over sea. we've got a clear trajectory into the orbits that we're trying to get to and the airspace itself is very uncongested. so there's very little civilian air traffic flying overhead. so from this location here, we can get the satellites into the orbits they need to be. also, because of our location, we're two and a half kilometres away from human houses, human habitats, so it's a very safe location. this is the first of three launch pads, with the site hoping to get their orbital licence in the next few weeks. eventually, up to 30 rockets could be launched each year, carrying a

out of it from central sydney policy, opera house, underneath the hobbit bridge to the stadium on a ferry this afternoon. and that was full of support, as many australian supports as around, of course, many spanish, and very many english and 20 of and supports us from other countries as well. we've seen colombians, we've seen brazilians, and a good number of americans, reporters who i think, had the tickets probably a little while ago, assuming that they might get to the final and see themselves crowd champions for the 3rd time in a row in states. they're going to get to see england and spain go head to head. as you mentioned, a new champion for the 1st time tonight and the crowd in a straight stadium, a strategy behind me expected to know more about 78000. and that we're getting ready for tonight's big spectacle, since it'd be either full of football fans or lima. what about the fans where you are? what about 30 minutes ago, they opened up the doors to this fen festival, which is also of course i have to remind all of us the 1st 10 festival at a woman's was caught. and the fans have been

now ice crossings and ferries are a thing of the past.s great that they built such a bridge across the yenisei river turns out. we will finally get to the other side, and it was built for a long time, we traveled a lot, it turns out we watched it all later, well , a good gorgeous view, in general, the bridge opens is very important. we have a dad to sit in the mastovik, thank you very much, it's just huge and well, i'm glad that it's nearby. uh, such an object will be built with us directly , we are proud of it, another good news in krasnoyarsk this year they began to build a metro one of the future stations, how does a huge pit look like now they will make a fortification from bur driving piles work is going on around the clock the krasnoyarsk metro will operate on the principle of the trump metro, which is a high-speed tram whose tracks pass both above the ground and underground from the classic metro. and it , among other things, is distinguished by the depth of the station instead of the average 50 m, 12 in the krasnoyarsk metro will

shawn chitnis is live at the alameda ferry. a lot of people are waking up to poor air quality. how is it looking now. >> amanda, that concern for the air quality is coming from the pictures we saw of serious smoke coming from the side of that fire. we are glad to show you now that the fire is looking the best we have seen it all morning. no flames visible at this time. none of that thick dark smoke high in the sky. a little bit of smoldering from what we can tell at this location. this comes more than 12 hours after firefighters started to attack this fire last night. the latest that we are getting from the fire department is that they made some progress and that the debris pile that started the fire has gotten smaller. that was part of the tiling that created so -- challenge yesterday. heavy equipment was needed to move around the debris to get to the starting point. that took time but they were able to get progress done this morning. people in oakland noticed a disstink smell right away. this morning as we caught cut manager here, they described what it was like to smell the

all right, well john ferry, thank you very much for talking to us at l. g 0 of these debates narrow down the field. the standards get higher each time. there is one and there's another one on september 27th. so kimberly, we will see who is left standing, but there were some surprises here. and there was a new comer and spent a lot of the time on the debate stage. having the to having the voice. so we're feedback from a swami, made a diffusion line that was pretty effective. a lot of people seem to think. and rhonda sanders, the florida governor, did not dominate this debate. lot of surprises, sir. john, thank you for that. it's really interesting to see the name that you had heard of now making some headlines, appreciate that. thank you. it's ok. we're going to stay with the store a new and the carter from the maryland or university of maryland school of public policy where she is an associate professor is joining us now live from washington. kind of to kind of discuss this a little bit more talk to us professor about as some of the vulnerabilities maybe

they would take them to the cities port, where passenger ferry has been hastily converted into the closing cost of the passenger lounge. now republicans does a clinic patients placed on mattresses on the floor. this one is tending intravenous trips and oxygen lined up because you're stuck with on yet. i really haven't ever experienced this before and i've been working for 27 years. it's like, well, conditions stretches, scott that everywhere patients here, patients that reinforcements are on their way 56 firefighters have already arrived from romania and is more personal and the equipment are on their way from the czech republic, croatia, germany, and sweden. factory is welcome use thought for those who have died here and full villages have been displaced from their homes. it is already too late. a terrible twilight has enveloped the whole area. the smoke has turned the midday sun black, the glow of flames brings destruction and steph jumpstart. helpless. i was just there. a alexandria, please. join us. joining us live from alexandra from the smell. so what's been happening there with the

well, really, how ferry, they crossed it and started using it. of course.is ship in particular. that is, it can be assumed that it is some kind of disaster there, a disaster for the russian fleet, but you know, we don’t we know how the war will go on. perhaps in a few months this particular ship will not be enough for spas to save some russian group somewhere there , for example in the same occupied berdyansk or, for example, to transfer something by ferry to the crimea, so again, any loss for the russians it is very good for us and of course it is a big ship . that is, after such an explosion, there were definitely some sailors or officers killed in one way or another. well, it is very good, let them know even in novorossiya so that they can get all of them in if we talk about this story, after all, with the russian black sea ports, how dangerous is it that it can interrupt some oil supplies from kazakhstan to the countries of the west, because we understand that these black sea ports of kazakhstan are being used by our western allies , and they may be afr

then onto one ferry and then onto another ferry before you reach your final destination.rhighway — that way. once part of an raf radar base, the land was bought by frank strang and his wife around 15 years ago. never in my wildest dreams did i think we'd be building a spaceport. it's all about geography and location, location, location, and we're the most northern tip of the united kingdom, so when we launch, we're launching over sea. we've got a clear trajectory into the orbits that we're trying to get to and the airspace itself is very uncongested, so there's very little civilian air traffic flying overhead, so from this location here, we can get the satellites into the orbits they need to be. also, because of our location, we're two and a half kilometres away from human houses, human habitats, so it's a very safe location. there are currently seven spaceport in various stages of development across the uk, but the soaps to be the first taking small satellites into orbit. ., ., , ., into orbit. the value of small satellites _ into orbit. the value of small satellites is

as the fire was just starting. >> we were on the ferry coming back. until an announcement was made that everyone was outside had moved interior seating. by the time we made the one stop in oakland, the fire was even bigger. >> there was an air-quality advisory issued last night and it was expected to continue into the afternoon today because of this fire. anyone who can smell the smoke should stay inside and close their doors as well as their windows. from this location, we heard multiple loud booms in the morning. we asked the fire department. they say they're looking into it but not able to say exactly what may have caused those explosions just yet. >>> with a check of the weather, let's get a look with first alert meteorologist, jessica burch. >> the difference from thursday and friday as we will see the clouds rolling in from tropical storm eugene. it is currently over southern california . by the time it makes it up to us tomorrow, we will see the clouds left over. that keeps us nice and cool for our friday forecast. take it a step back and look

san francisco's ferry costs. san francisco's ferry building might soon start (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) visit your local volvo retailer, to explore mild hybrid suvs during the summer safely savings event. a boost in ridership during last weekend's outside lands festival in golden gate park. more than 889,000 riders took muni during last year's. >> weekend of outside last lands. and this year there are over a million riders. agency says that's a 26% increase the cost of auto insurance is going up for drivers across the country. some drivers say their policies have doubled even tripled within the last year. they want to know why some say inflation. others say americans forgot how to drive. triple a says drivers have picked up some bad habits during the pandemic such as speeding using their phones running red lights. experts say drivers got used to the roads being pretty much empty. coming up next, the new push from california lawmakers for more gun safety not only in our state but across the country. e

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris. stories this afternoon: a first—ever women's world cup win and with it, south africa seal a place in the last 16. jamaica have never made the knockout stage before either but they too make history, sending brazil home in the process. and leigh halfpenny�*s full century — the wales full back will win a 100th cap in their world cup warm—up against england. hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm hugh ferris. south africa's prize for a first—ever women's world cup win it isa it is a historic stay at the women's world cup with two teams reaching the last 16 for the first time ever, one having crowdfunded their trip. south africa's price was delivered in dramatic circumstances. an injury—time winner gave them a 3—2 victory over italy in just their second appearence at the tournament, as sweden beat argentina to clinching top spot in the group, setting up a mouth—watering last—16 clash with the usa. alex fletcher rounds up the action for us. two sides from different continents and with differe

over 22 flights are ferrying people out today. >>> president biden is heading west, set to land in reno in a couple of hours. he's going to stay in glenn brook. on monday mr. biden and first lady head to maui. the president hosted a historic meeting with the leaders of south korea and japan. brie jackson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: president biden welcoming the leaders of japan and south korea to camp david. this meeting is a dramatic improvement in relations between tokyo and seoul after years of strained relations. >> america's commitment to both countries is ironclad. >> reporter: the three leaders announcing efforts to strengthen economic ties and bolster security which includes pledging to consult each other during the crisis. >> we'll a hotline to share information and coordinate responses whenever there is a crisis in the region or affecting any one of our countries. >> reporter: north korea had provided munitions to russia in its war against ukraine and it's believed a ballistic missile launched last month was likely the product of technical cooperation with rus

hey, you and -- i want to check in on -- you and pete davidson bought an old staten island ferry. >>'m wearing the life jacket on shore. >> seth: yeah. you just can tell. [ laughter ] this is -- you know how like sometimes your friends do something, and you're like, "oh, why didn't they ask me?" that is not how i feel about this [ laughter ] but do give me an update on the ferry that you bought with pete davidson. >> oh, my god. financially, it's going great. [ laughter ] i mean, it is -- >> seth: it's a real - >> we are printing money [ laughter ] it is our own money, it's ferry bucks, but we are printing it desperately hoping that a dock will take it for payment >> seth: so you don't have a dock yet >> it's basically docked i mean, it's not going to drift into the manhattan or anything, it'll be fine. >> seth: yeah, that's great. >> it's tied down. >> seth: is it exciting to buy a ferry right as the sharks come back [ laughter ] >> we bought -- this is why idiots should not be allowed to do things. >> seth: yeah. >> we bought -- pete and i bought this boat, and then, like, there's

shawn chitnis live at the alameda ferry where many commuters are waking up to the plumes and also the smell, shawn. what do you see? >> reporter: well, as commuters coming by to catch one of the first ferries here, they are certainly taken aback by what they see over my shoulder. some of them did smell it and others have not but as we continue to monitor the conditions here, i will say that it seems as if the flames have gotten smaller. harder to tell though because the smoke is still so thick. and driving through oakland to get to this location, i could certainly smell the smoke inside my car. and that is really the key indication that agency officials want people to think about as they go about their day today. if you can smell the smoke, they say that is enough reason for to you stay indoors and close your doors and windows while we are trying to get through this. we also want to show you a little bit of the scene last night. that's when people were first noticing this in oakland and again, people smelling it right away. even indoors and part of the response that continues today is

. >> the shuttle will connect to the transit setter into the ferry. -- center and the ferry. it will have connections to the buses that go to the mainland and east bay. larry: the shuttle is free and will take passengers to seven stops around treasure island. more young women being diagnosed with cancer according to a new study. federal researchers study that data from 17 national cancer institute registries. they looked at more than 500,000 cases of early-onset cancer between the years of 2010 and 2019. the study found that early-onset cancers in women increased slightly over that decade. young women in their 30's saw the biggest increase while cases among men in the same age group declined. more sensitive screening test are one reason for the increase. fast thinking basque ballplayers probably saved a teammates life. video shows the moment the man collapsed during a game in new jersey. a teammate who happened to be a volunteer firefighter immediately asked for someone to call 911. another teammate grabbed a nearby machine. they put the pads on their friend. a police officer

>> san francisco ferry a bay ferry introduced a new way to collect fares.show proof of fair while boarding instead as they get off, which is what they have been doing. this is an effort, they say to speed things up when the trips and all right. time for another look at the forecast as we look live at the golden gate bridge. and lawrence is back with getaway forecast. yeah, a lot of folks heading out about some people trying to escape the fog. i get that. but >> we are going to see plenty of the clouds overnight tonight, but still more sunshine as high pressure going to start to build in throughout the weekend and into next week. and i think maybe as we get into the middle of next week, you can start looking forward to a little fog, make a return to help cool you down out there right now. looking out towards sfo. we've got the clouds moving in overhead. no delays being reported. the sfo, san jose or oakland right now and that's some good news for travelers. if you're headed out this weekend are expecting anybody in into the monterey bay we go. it'll be cool

really work fruitfully on the section by cutting off the transport arteries , there is actually a ferryrossing, but even here the sea on our side has not been given the opportunity to use the artificial one for several days. her as the nearest logistic artery and the route that remains 17, she is already so overstressed that with the deterioration of the situation with a greater deterioration the situation with the crimean chingarsky and with which bridges and the exclusion of ferry pontoon crossings in this direction. this route can stop at all, so we are talking about what they are worried about. the only connection and for supplies to the peninsula itself, and there the situation of humanitarian measures, fuel, it was very interesting to watch how the russian gauleiter and the occupiers assured in social networks that there are no problems with fuel in crimea sometimes our eyes and ears in crimea say that, firstly , secondly, you won't find sky-high prices everywhere, but they burned out, as the russians and propagandists say, including when, in the midst of this soothing, soothing r

. >>> one man is dead after he was pulled from the water near the alameda ferry terminal. this happened yesterday afternoon. bystanders helped pull the man out of the water near the ferry, but then he went into cardiac arrest. emergency crews rushed him to the hospital, where he died. three other swimmers were also rescued from the water and are expected to recover. >>> many people are mourning the death of oakland native and "euphoria" actor angus cloud. he died last week at age 25 at his family's home in oakland. we still don't know the cause of the actor's death, but his mother now speaking out saying he did not intend to end his life and that although he had been grieving the recent death of his father, her son's final day was joyful. lisa cloud goes on to say, "we may find out he overdosed accidentally and tragically, but it's abundantly clear that he did not intend to check out of this world." >>> the writers guild of america approaches their 100th day on strike and a failed meeting friday was seen as the first potential thaw between the writers and the alliance of m

reporter: a worker for the ferry says many on board were shocked. >> we started passing out masks to protect them as much as we could. reporter: alameda county has issued an air quality alert and is urging people to stay inside and close windows. potential health impacts, the biggest worry for everyone we talked to. >> i will get out of here soon because this isn't an healthy tuber breathing and. -- healthy to be breathing in. reporter: just into our newsroom tonight, reports that the smoke can be smelled in newark. that's 25 miles from here, just to give you an idea. fire officials telling us they plan on being out battling this blaze for several more hours. tim johns, abc7news. ama: thank you so much. make sure you are getting the very latest updates with this fire and the air quality levels where you live with the abc 7 bay area news app. download and enable notifications. we will be bringing you the latest air conditions tomorrow on abc 7 mornings. >> oh my gosh. >> a slice of paradise reduced to ash. >> we were not prepared for what we saw. it was heartbreaking. it looked like a

withstand such large trucks that as for crossing the kerch bay in general, they are trying to use ferries and a, including large amphibious ships, which they should involve in this, but they are primarily trying to reorient, let's say, all these people who travel in cars so that they we drove through uh, let's say along the land corridor uh, through the territory of the newly occupied territories and here i want to say that if we statistically analyze what they transport with the help of ferries, and there often storms, it’s like that, it’s all the same. they try to transport first of all buses on or let’s say, uh, trucks, uh , civilian, let’s say trucks, but we still have information that in these civilian trucks, they also transport weapons uh, and how many people from russia are willing to come to crimea now, after all, it’s summer, it’s hot , the sea, and until after that, when we’ll say yes at the beginning, and let’s be honest, at the beginning of july, many russians actively went, and that’s why they really motivated them. well first of all that the prices were 45-50% lower than, f

are now required to show proof of farewell boarding vessels instead of when getting off the ferry. change is an effort to speed up the disembarkation process at terminals on all routes. the tsa has changed a plan that would have required members of clear to undergo additional identification checks. this despite reports a recent security breaches of the private company, the tsa's original plan would have required all members of cleared under grow additional vetting. well, now the agency says that this will only affect a very small percentage of the members. the change is a big win for clear as their entire business model depends on getting travelers through security quickly. it is not clear they will decide just who needs the additional checks. alaska airlines can boast that it has the most on time. north american airline this summer. >> for the second month in a row, the seattle based airline. all right. first and being punctual and july out of about 37,000 flights, 82% arrived on time. delta came in second followed by american airlines. then united been southwest some california l

and so this allows the diesel, ferries react slow to stare and come on. the curve is flat to go to somebody, and electric ferry reacts much faster when it's similar to electric because it's a man uh it'd be making shipping more environmentally friendly is just one advantage in the yard up there. come on norwegian. engineers are also using it to see whether ships can sail without a crew on board. right now to him, us very long still needs to be on the bridge, but in just 2 years, the ship should run itself with the captain on shore. for me to hit the ship and make its own decision, this route you'll put me in mind you up will be to mamma to them and make sure the machine is doing what it's supposed to get up. i'm up in the maritime trial should be completed soon. norway will then have the world's 1st all electric and self pilot in container ship. this motorcycle is 100 and full years old with hardwick and actual grease. you're going to lose keeps it running even though hardly any parts are available anymore. historical bucks of the foreman, 7 business own