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i own five vehicles, no kids, no wife. i am the only one who can drive them. i would rather pay a per mile tax or per gallon tax than i would per vehicle. they are having me pay for the married people. same thing with property tax and school funds. i would rather see them go to a gallon.r or a per i can't drive five vehicles at one time. host: let's have the congressman respond because our states going to do away with their revenue streams because you in washington past this new user fee? are they going to say we won't have to charge you to register your vehicles? guest: it is an open question about how states respond. i agree 100%. we would never support a federal law that mandated how your state handle those issues. states would be free to handle those issues how is best for the state. states piggybacked a state gas tax on top of the federal gas tax. milese moved to a vehicle traveled tax, it would not surprise me at all if states moved their system to our vehicle miles traveled tax. the goal would not be to dictate state behavior. it would be to lead by examp

i am sure he will be delighted to be reminded of that! you said you did not see emergency vehicles. i suppose it is possible they were tied up elsewhere?” vehicles. i were tied up elsewhere? i went all the routes they said that were in trouble and i did not see any other emergency vehicles apart from ambulances. we have two highways agency depots either side of basingstoke and we did not see gritters. this morning, i managed to dig my car out, made a five minute journey and in thatjourney, one mile, isaw journey and in thatjourney, one mile, i saw four gritters. you could have dong with one of those yesterday. thank you —— done with one of those. have a nice quiet day indoors! thank you. russian president vladimir putin has said that russia is withdrawing from the cold war—era intermediate—range nuclear forces treaty after a similar move by the united states. president putin insisted the door remained open for negotiations, but he instructed ministers not to initiate arms control talks. he added that russia would start to develop a new mid—range hypersonic missile. but he cautioned against being drawn into an expensive arms race. translation: our a

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vehicles are concentrated on the four streets we've identified as would be posted with no over-sized or overnight camping. i also believe there's a lot of commercial vehicles that park there as well. i would tell you i believe post of -- most of the people in the vehicles now in that area have tried to be good neighbors. they're taking a parking space and theoretically breaking the law by sleeping overnight in their vehicles and living in a residential neighborhood and has had an impact but i'm sure some neighbors have had their own negative experiences they'll share but our engagement with most of the people who are staying out there are trying their best especially the families. the other thing i should say and i'm sorry i forgot to mention, that when we find a family that has dependent children who are offered shelter immediately and at that moment if they're willing. our priority needs to be on the most vulnerable which are children 18 and under or individuals with medical conditions that are sick and in their vehicles. we've been focussing on those i know from neighbors many feel this has been disruptive in their neighborhood. >> commissioner: my question wasn't to suggest ther

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that was how i make it out of here when i have no money. and the. i. vehicles are torched on the venezuelan border with colombia as rioters try to break through military barricades the president maduro cuts ties with go to accusing it of fueling the standoff over u.s. aid supplies. more than eleven thousand of these yellow vests protesters flood the streets of france yet again for a fifteenth weekend of antigovernment on rest.

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i didn't think suspicious at the time. but i still, for whatever reason, drove around to see a few other hotels or motels, to see if i found his vehiclealled the imperial inn. >> reporter: why would harvey lie about something as benign as where he was staying? when joe got home that night, he went straight to his office and turned on the computer. >> i entered harvey morrow's name on google. and i was surprised what i had found. >> reporter: a simple google search and there it was. a news article describing the murder of disc jockey steven b. williams. >> and harvey morrow was listed as a person of extreme interest. >> reporter: but if harvey really was a fugitive, wouldn't he have changed his name? maybe it was an awful misunderstanding. still, joe called the captain of cascade county sheriff's department in great falls and told him what he had learned. and it wasn't long before sgt. clark in california returned to his desk and saw the red light on his phone. there was a message. >> and he said i understand you might be looking for harvey morrow. >> wow. what'd you -- what'd you think when you heard that message? >> well, i was happy

i keep going back to the fairness of parking resolution because it's fair to everyone this is a ban on oversized vehicles. can you tell us again, i believe you said other alternatives were offered such as rpp or a complete overnight ban. is that true? am i remembering correctly you looked into other options before going to just an oversized vehicle ban? >> that's right. andy thornily sustainable division mtab. this is part of the codified guide abs you -- guidance you approved and we look at the problem you asked us to solve and take up an assortment of tools and would time limits help something and something else. a good principle, try to achieve multiple things with a swing and not just one. ordinary daytime time limits, blanket overnight parking restriction on the edge of the reservoir. we talked about rpp knowing that's a bigger thing we wouldn't just bring forward u unilaterally and the maybers are used to leaving their cars parked so none of those were satisfactory. if i might volunteer the oversized vehicle in the parking restriction is not directed ostensibly at overnight vehicles but dimensional and you heard many commenters including the supervisor's office say some of the problem is commercial vehicles left parked on the stre

i was just dumbfounded. i was shocked, what i saw. >> reporter: david yelled at him to check on jill, his daughter, in the bronco and nelson says he made his way carefully to the vehiclelike david, he was a former state trooper and knew that crime scenes had to be preserved. >> i, i looked in the back seat and that's when i saw little jill back there. i reached back and i touched her arm or shoulders, something and i said, "jilly jilly jilly." >> you knew she was gone? >> i knew she was gone. and i said, "dave, i -- i think they're all gone, buddy." "i think they're all gone." >> reporter: david lost it. >> he actually went down to the ground, was layin' on his back and rollin' around and sayin', "why?" "why'd i have to go?" "why'd i have to go?" "why not have stayed with 'em?" >> reporter: uncle nelson managed to get david away from the garage. >> dave was trying his best to get back in. i wouldn't let him go back in. >> so you really are the officer, securing the scene? >> i was trying to, i knew it had to be done, 'cause i knew we had a crime scene and i wanted to make sure that i didn't do anything to hamper it. >> reporter: david camm says he was way beyond under

this but on the us i mean that i guess i lost my vehicles. president trump said you were invaders. other people. people like you come and don't speak the language and you know behave badly you think it's going to be easy once you cross there are no us him our fuzzy political bulls did this and that which i had been about c.-span they gave the senate. have more so in. the old bedell i can't there when i get out this will suddenly meet on the scare a lot of all in. many are you that. little so almost a not a democrat also that's the most i accuracy will say yeah you know it's a little somewhat of a want to stir be anybody mentally and i will see as. you say these are nautical but also when i spot a sauna hollowness you know you'll either way this is the most of i want to stir this loss up or yobbos seeing was that a man has the we had our cumbia. there will we ever know gen joe adam was part of a sequel mark until one of these things you don't mean was maybe going on not get into hot it'll mean one of these thing i at last miss most is the loneliness is located in the heart you'll kno

i seen a window that was broken out on the back of the vehicle i knew if i could swing the vehicle inms many and just -- i just i don't know. i just grabbed it loft it up and started pushing and i heard that's enough we can get him and i don't know how far maybe three feet, and it just felt crazy. it was just that feeling that i felt. >> well, man oh man you were the guy. i mean, obviously, you have the strength of more than four men because you could do what they were unable to do. you are a weight lifter you practice -- five times a week -- according to one of the papers out there. you have squatted in the past 950 pounds. you've bench pressed 530 pounds, and you've dead lifted 800 pounds. but ryan, a jeep cherokee wears 4,514 powngdz low did you do that? where did that come from? >> where it calm from, i couldn't tell you by i just knew one thing is that i didn't want this man to be stuck, and i wanted to get him out of there. so if that's what gave me the power, you know, i will do it again and save somebody else again if that's what it meant. >> well l you were in the right place

today, it is great to see you all of you here this morning i feel i should probably take 10 seconds and explained my arrival in a rolling vehicle. i think many of you have heard that, but maybe some of you hadn't, i had an accident on december 30 on a bike and i have a broken pelvis and hip socket. and am in a rolling means of transportation for some time. so, it was very painful initially, it is much better now, but i am very thankful to be able to carry on and be here today. so what do i find satisfying? there are so many elements of the work i am doing today that are satisfying and first of all, i have always liked new challenges, and get bored very quickly when things become routine and i guarantee you there is not a lot of routine in the job i am in today. and i really enjoy that, i really appreciate that. i was raised in a home that highly valued serving and serving others, and that has been really part of my whole life is, service. in a multitude of different ways and i never would have predicted being here, little more than two years ago, but when the opportunity arose, i could not, i could not say no. and, i enjoy the peo

i in a low vehicle, i can get through that. then the bus gate same, the plane does not process that at all. it is after the thing you have identified as being the danger. do you think cognitive factors need to be taken into consideration when councils are putting together signage because there are so many distractions that drivers have to deal with? you also have electronic distractions going on in cars as well. driving is probably the most complex skill you will ever obtain, along with reading. we are asked to do both of those things in an environment like that. there are a lot of distractions as you see. iigns are. thank you very much. now 50 years ago today, the "boeing 747" took to the skies for the very first time ?— heralding the start of what was dubbed — the "golden age of travel". the jumbo jet offered more space, more seats and greater luxury — than ever before. it transformed aviation — making far—flung destinations within easy reach — as adam woods explains. newsreel: thejumbos are coming. 1969 and the jumbo jet is unveiled to the world. newsreel: one observer commented that it seemed as though the qe2 had taken to the sky. bigger than anything else at the time, it transformed air travel for millions of people. newsreel: thejumbojet has brought a new dimension to air travel, space, more room for more passengers. more seats meant more tickets, it shrank the world. america, africa, australia — now all within reach of the masses. the 747 was a massive risk for boeing — it nearly bankru pted the company. orders for the new plane were slow to come in. but half a century later it's

i don't know. i don't have the specifics. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah. >> where does the money go? >> pays for the food, the the vehicle. we're not funded. we're solely supported by the donations. >> the u.s. mission is registered with the irs at religious non-profit. it doesn't pay taxes. >> do you do anything that would be characterized as religious? >> go to the church of choice here. they say prayer before they go out. >> we reached out to the secretary general. who over sees the groups five sober homes. it is too bad a disgruntle former member could generate such an mouse. calling the fundraiser an act of religious worship. calls religious solicitation. >> i never heard anything like that. >> he's on a mission to regulate sober homes in california. >> their not licensed or regulated by the state or county. >> the california addiction programs and professionals. offering certifications of sober homes. they can't verify that clients are sober. >> it's a wild west out there. >> yeah. i call it that myself. >> c cap certifies 400 sober hopes. estimates there are at least 2,200. in california. leaving the vast majority of people seeking recovery to fend for themselves. >> it's making a profit in two months. >> ceo of shine a light. five sober homes charging 1,800 to 7,000 a month per bed. he used to pay for certification. but doesn't think the standards go far enough. >> a lot don't test on a regular basis. >> they conduct daily drug testing six weeks. and random three times a week after that. and limit access to drugs by limiting access money, wallets and car keys. >> drug dealers are open availability. but can control the opportunity. >> pet

i was on was killed in egypt that i have scaled back. >> sean: you nearly died in to hear square, geraldo told me, i never knew this that he shot, had a video of your vehiclean ied. i never knew that story. is that true? >> yes, that is true. i think it was way back in 2003 when we were blown up by a double line on the afghan-taca stanley border, and geraldo and his brother were a few vehicles behind us, and you know how ince this is, in those days, the united states military did not even have armored humvees on the battlefield. do you think what that -- they did not even have armored vehicles, but they needed it. >> sean: it so wrong. and i bring this up, because wow is coming you wrist your life to report. and i watched you on "60 minutes" i always thought you did a great job, and you say this, which is just the fact and it is the chronicle, look at the media today, i say that i am a talk show host. i say that i do opinion, news, and investigative reporting. i do it all. and 89% come i think it is closer to 90% of that a liberal, and you can see it. and you say you need two sources. that is so far gone. why if you tell the truth like that do you believe

staff i spoke to were saying "it's the only car we've got," so i ended upjust keeping it for the eight days. andrew is adamant he caused no further damage to the vehicle during the time he had it. when is is where it all went wrong. the check—in attendant discovered new significant damage, which turned out to be a micro—dent on an already heavily damaged panel, which most likely was already on the car. they tried to frogmarch me into the office so i could pay them up to £1,200. karen believes that she too was forced to pay for damage caused by a previous customer. i had absolutely no problems with the car in the time that i had it. i had it for five days and in that event, my mum was ill, so i hardly drove the car in the time i had it. when i returned the car, the chap came out from the green motion office, went straight to the front of the car and said, "you've damaged the front bumper of this car. you will have to pay for it." you couldn't see the damage from the front of the car. to actually see it, you would have to lie down on the ground and look up under the car. but the way that he went straight to it with his hand suggested to me that he knew the damage was there and that it w

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with accidents that we have currently with gas vehicles but keep in mind, gas vehicle fires happen every day. i think it's, i it was 100 something thousand vehicle fires a year, so this is not uncommon with cars. liz: in fact let me just say that we did a little bit of research, 2015 is the most recent data that we have but during the year of 2015, there was something like 174,000 highway vehicle fires and those resulted in 445 deaths and in fact, you do have these regular car engines that are five times more likely to catch fire and blow up than electric vehicles, but you know, tim, that's the problem for elon musk. he is under such scrutiny that two vehicle fires, one in june where two teenagers at a very high rate of speed got killed because it burned up and they crashed and then this one yesterday in florida really attracts a lot of attention. >> well you're right. it's a big headline for several days and that's why tesla is very aggressive in saying they're going to work with the departments, the fire departments on these issues. we've seen this here in silicon valley several times. fire departments hav

and i recognize there's been a 10-year effort to improve that and 10 years is a long time. and including broken vehicles is a daily occurrence. so i said i wrote this this morning when i was delayed to consider spending money on anything that does not improve service today is quite frankly a smack in the face to 170,000 people who rely on uni metro every single day. is that my time? you guys got it. thank you. >> since you are discussing revenue, i do have a pet peeve. i was wondering why with these tickets you guys don't have -- you don't partner with local businesses to provide coupons, advertisements, for cultural events, museums, automobiles, airlines, whatever to eek out some kind of revenue from the tickets and you don't always have to go up on the fares. if there is 170,000 people riding transit every day, then five cents in revenue would amount to $8500 per day and may not sound like a lot, but it all adds up and besides, if you can get people out to the museums, then they are spending money and discount some cultural events and advertise them on these in order to provide a coupon to get people out spending money. >> seeing no ot

i just wanted to say that when i have done outreach in the bay view which i've done more often than any other location, i have been impressed by talking to certain people who live in their vehicles who have made arrangements with the businesses that are closeby. -- close by. one guy with his tv on said see that wire over there, the business that i am parked in front of is so grateful that i'm here that he is letting me use his electricity. there was another person said that he's made an arrangement with the business next to him and they're kind of helping each other. so the business man is asking thoim -- him to keep the sidewalk clean. making sure everything is safe around there and so he does. there's about five vehicles on that same block. i just impressed to hear when businesses and residents living in their vehicle make an arrangement to work together in unity, it's a beautiful thing. >> commissioner: thank you, ms. kelly. thank you for your obvious compassion. mr. newman, please. and melanie, when he's done speaking, we'll go to you, if that's okay. sir, please. >> clerk: spencer hudson. >> commissioner: sorry, i mistook your name. mr. hudson welcome back. >> last week you

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vehicle technologies. coming from michigan, i am very keen to the vehicle technology. the command they go. i see a lot of them on my neighborhood roads. what is interesting is size and shape of those vehicles are significantly different than they were when the interstate was originally designed and thought of and put forward. how those vehicles handle, how they react are much different. how they are going forward, even significantly more different. any of you that have a vehicle that is less than 3-4 years old that has active safety features on it, you will know exactly what i mean. the technology and the vehicles is growing exponentially. it is making them much safer, but also making them much more adaptive to connections to infrastructure, and potentially, sharing information and ross the vehicle fleets. so, the committee's approach, congress asked us to look at 50 years. i would like to ask all of you, put yourself back 50 years ago and imagine what the interstate system would look like today. and remember, somewhere along the line somebody is going to invent a self them, and then a smart

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