the design capacity of the upper lars.esults of the completion of the reconstruction, it will amount to 3,900 vehicles, which is 10 times more than the current passport indicator , more than 120 specialists and a dozen units of modern equipment are involved in the construction, when conditions allow, work goes around the clock, especially the installation of metal structures of a canopy for cars at the exit from russian federation uh, finishes work on the arrangement of the building, the registration of freight traffic to leave the russian federation despite the active construction, the checkpoint did not stop its work for a single day, the transport continues to pass in the usual mode of construction will be completed at the end of this year, and at the beginning of the next updated checkpoint will work in full force alexander kundukhov. and we already have carrots for you! get a passport vehicle registration certificate and other documents next to the center of the park area playground and car park. in addition, the mini

hundreds of times and thousands of heavy trucks are waiting at the verkhniy lars checkpoint.ay, 500 trucks pass here every day in both directions. this is already six times the design capacity of the reconstruction of the post started last year, work is underway in very difficult geographical conditions of the road. it is literally squeezed by rocks, the darial gorge. there is mika nine plus points here, and reinforcement reaches up to 200 kg per cubic meter of concrete mix. what in the whole country is not observed anywhere, in principle, and believe us, we have experience with him at checkpoints. we have many places where this most complex one was built. in addition, there are difficult climatic conditions, temperature fluctuations, heavy snowfalls, and frequent hurricane winds, of course, all loads are provided, including sister and strong winds. although, yes, there are indeed such impulses. as if. well, i think that force majeure will be avoided in quality. there is no doubt, thanks to the joint preliminary work of the ministry of transport customs border guards and the

. >>> and lar,te a special spa.rk ese newlyweds exaipln their fiery ddweing day. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> and i'm rhiannon ally in for mona. we want to begin this morning with new action to address the critical shortage of baby formula. president biden is now invoking the defense production act. >> and overnight on capitol hill, lawmakers approved two new bills, but it could still be weeks before parents see any relief. abc's em nguyen is now here with the very latest. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. as families struggle to find baby formula, the country's biggest formulamaker is facing a new investigation. this morning, the house of representatives taking new action to address the baby formula shortage approving a bill last night that would allow more formula to be purchased with money from a federal program for low income families. the house also approved a measure to spend $28 million to help the fda increase formula supply. >> they can move quickly. we can get product here rapidly and, again, it should come from fda approved facil

responders prevented further loss of life and one of the victims of the vta shooting with 63 year-old larslane. his family. he's filed a lawsuit against the vta saying that they didn't do enough to prevent the largest mass shooting in bay area history. harper's rob nesbitt reports now on how they're hoping the lawsuit prevent another family from suffering save loss. >> an attorney for the lane family says the vta its security should have seen the warning signs that the employee who shot and killed 9 people was capable of doing so when the stories of mass shootings make headlines, the deadliest one in bay area history comes to mind. today marks one year since vta employee samuel james cassidy opened fire in a rail yard of san jose civic center neighborhood killing 9 men and then himself. nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane to was a hard-working, wonderful man. >> who put others, you know, and in front of himself cared about people worked hard provided for his family. >> lane's family is suing the vta claiming the authority failed to act whe

hundreds of times and thousands of heavy trucks are waiting through the verkhniy lars checkpoint.0 trucks pass here every day in both directions. and this is already six times more than the design throughput capabilities. reconstruction of the post began last year, work is underway in very difficult geographical conditions of the road. it is literally squeezed by rocks, the darial gorge. there is mika nine plus points here, and reinforcement reaches up to 200 kg per cubic meter of concrete mix. what in the whole country is not observed anywhere, in principle, and believe my experience, checkpoints. we have many places where this most complex one was built. in addition, there are difficult climatic conditions, temperature drops, abundant snowfalls, and frequent hurricane winds, of course, everything is provided loads, including sessions and strong winds. although, yes, there really are such impulses here. as if. well, i think force majeure can be avoided. e, there is no doubt, thanks to the joint preliminary work of the ministry of transport, customs border guards and design organi

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one of the victims of that shooting was 63 year-old lars kepler lane. his family filed a lawsuit against the vta saying that didn't do enough to prevent the largest mass shooting in bay area history. kron four's rob nesbitt reports and how they're hoping the lawsuit they say will prevent another family from suffering. >> the same kind of loss. >> an attorney for the lane family says the vta its security should have seen the warning signs that the employee who shot and killed 9 people was capable of doing so when the stories of mass shootings make headlines, the deadliest one in bay area history comes to mind. today marks one year since vta employee samuel james cassidy opened fire in a rail yard of san jose civic center neighborhood killing 9 men and then himself. nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane. you know, the father, the husband that we all want to have in our family. she was a hard-working, wonderful man. lane's family is suing the vta. >> claiming the authority failed to act when cassidy showed s

nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane. you know, the father, the husband that we all want to have in our family. she was a hard-working, wonderful man. lane's family is suing the vta. >> claiming the authority failed to act when cassie showed signs of insubordination and had 4 separate altercations with co-workers, everybody. you know who work with that guy and the supervisors know that there was a fear. that this man would go. postal vta had entered a contract with the santa clara county sheriff's office and universal protection service to provide security. raleigh says the 2 failed to carry out proper security screening, surveillance and risk mitigating measures. he was a lot of carrying a duffel bag with enough guns and ammo, not bullets to kill everybody. to kill. almost 400 people that were there. the says they are honoring those who died one year ago. their statement saying in part the tea's focusing on the continued healing of our employees and the families of our deceased co-workers. tragically, we are also mournin

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i'm lar babel ella. welcome to the program. we begin our show to day in ukraine where there is no let up in the fighting. bombs, injuries and death have become a part of everyday life. and the brutality is especially felt in the.

leslie's simplicity to the headlines join me as i take on the lars dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradictions upfront with me. mark lamond hill. what out 0 ah. civilians freed from a b. c. steel plant. a maya or head to safety, the ukrainian controls to the evaporation, after enjoying weeks of rush and bombardments. ah, are you watching al jazeera alive from dill? how with me for the battle also ahead. new zealand is back on the map for international tourists. the country opens its borders to 60 nations for the 1st time since the cold, 19 pandemic.

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one of the victims of the vta shooting was 63 year-old lars kepler lane. his family filed a lawsuit against the t a saying it didn't do enough to prevent the largest mass shooting in bay area history. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how they're hoping that the lawsuit will prevent another family from suffering the same loss. >> an attorney for the lane family says the vta its security should have seen the warning signs that the employee who shot and killed 9 people was capable of doing so when the stories of mass shootings make headlines, the deadliest one in bay area history comes to mind. today marks one year since vta employee samuel james cassidy opened fire in a rail yard of san jose civic center neighborhood killing 9 men and then himself. nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane to was a hard-working, wonderful man. >> who put others, you know, and in front of himself cared about people worked hard provided for his family. >> lane's family is suing the vta claiming the authority failed to act when cas

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. >> lar before we come to want to take a listen to what new york's governor had to say this morning. is a toxics do of a rising right wing extremism, ideology that is out there. white supremacy, easy access to guns at a permissive culture on the internet. >> is all induced by the internet. the fact that platforms are willing to share this information, allow it to be posted but also it's about access to guns. >> lar at your thoughts? >> yes, well of course access to guns, sean just talked about it. they're trying to make it about gun control spirit new york has with the most stringent gun laws in the country. 42% of households in america actually own guns. you do not see -- fortunately this thing happened it was suggested as a normal thing thank goodness. you look at the state with the most stringent gun laws is the state of california. and in california you have the most murders in the entire country with the guns over any other state. so adding more, and more, and more loss is not going to solve the problem. why we aren't addressing mental health as an element of this, i am not sure

the latest one filed today on behalf of lars kepler lane. they say they failed to provide adequate security, despite prior complaints about the gunman. vta issued a statement saying it is, quote, focusing on the continued healing of our employees and the families of our deceased co-workers. we will address lawsuit claims at a more appropriate time. we brought you the remembrance ceremony live. our stream is on 24/7 on kpix.com and the app. >>> in the wake of the texas tragedy, some teachers are re-evaluating their own plans on top of active shooting drillers to keep their students safe. one local high schoolteacher says she has escape plans and a drawer stocked with some unusual safety supplies. >> reporter: like many of us, lindsey is doom scrolling a lot this week. unlike most of us, the pain, the terror at robb elementary is a daily present worry. she's a high school english teacher. >> the grossness of it feeling normal almost. because we're just -- we have this happen so often. there's just a heaviness of having to try to wear the brave

la oscuridad >> simbolizando el recuerdo tus seres queridos >> telemundo >> en más temas de regreso lars agentes de la oficina del alguacil de contra costa. precisamente el decomiso según autoridades para después de detener una persecución en la ciudad de pittsburgh >> y estas imágenes muestran un choque que terminó con el carro incendiado en esta ciudad. bomberos necesitaron equipo para sacar al conductor que sobrevivió pero fue llevado al hospital por asistencia, ocurrió cerca de estas calles la tarde del día sábado >> en otro accidente en san josé autoridades dieron a conocer detalles del atropellamiento mortal el sábado policía informó que la víctima fue una mujer que no estaba en el área cuando atropellada por dos vehículos en esta avenida cerca de la autopista rededor de las siete 30 de la tarde. descartaron que drogas o alcohol para factor y ambos cooperan con la investigación >> en esta misma ciudad la policía arrestó responsable de causar un choque entre varios vehículos ocurrió cuando el sospechoso atropelló a una persona y al huir colisionó con otro carro, los ocupantes tuvie

one of the victims of the vta shooting was 63 year-old lars kepler lane. and his family has filed a lawsuit against the vta saying did not do enough to prevent the largest mass shooting in bay area history. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> on how they're hoping the lawsuit will prevent another family from having to suffer the same kind of loss. >> an attorney for the lane family says the vta its security should have seen the warning signs that the employee who shot and killed 9 people was capable of doing so when the stories of mass shootings make headlines, the deadliest o e in bay area history comes to mind. today marks one year since vta employee samuel james cassidy opened fire in a rail yard of san jose civic center neighborhood killing 9 men and then himself. nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane. you know, the father, the husband that we all want to have in our family. she was a hard-working, wonderful man. lane's family is suing the vta. >> claiming the authority failed to act when cassidy showed

nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane. you know, the father, the husband that we all want to have in our family. she was a hard-working, wonderful man. lane's family is suing the vta. >> claiming the authority failed to act when cassidy showed signs of insubordination and had 4 separate altercations with co-workers, everybody. you know who work with that guy and the supervisors knew that there was a fear. that this man would go. postal vta had entered a contract with the santa clara county sheriff's office and universal protection service to provide security. raleigh says the 2 failed to carry out proper security screening, surveillance and risk mitigating measures. he was a lot of carrying a duffel bag with enough guns and ammo, not bullets to kill everybody. to kill. >> the >> almost 400 people that were there. the says they are honoring those who died one year ago. their statement saying in part the tea's focusing on the continued healing of our employees and the families of our deceased co-workers. tragically, we are a

hundreds, and sometimes thousands of heavy trucks are waiting through the upper lars checkpoint. today, 500 trucks pass here every day in both directions. this is already six times more than the design capacity . the reconstruction of the post began last year. road conditions. here, literally squeezed by rocks, the darial gorge has points, and reinforcement reaches up to 200 kg per cubic meter of concrete mix. what in the whole country is not observed anywhere, in principle, and believe us, we have experience with him at checkpoints. we have many places where this most complex was built. in addition, there are difficult climatic conditions, temperature fluctuations, heavy snowfalls, and frequent hurricane winds, of course, all loads are provided for, including sochnik and strong winds. although, yes, indeed here there are impulses. as if. well, i think force majeure can be avoided. e. there is no doubt that thanks to the joint preliminary work of the ministry of transport , customs border guards and the design organization , it was possible to develop unique solutions that allow

because these dropletseed to be fairly lar, you have to be face-to-face or in close contact with somebodye time, or it can be spread by contaminated clothing ordered and, for instance -- clothing or linen, for instance, or holding someone who is infected. but it needs prolonged contact the second two cases were to people that were together in london. -- two people that were together in london. kasia: west african monkeypox as a fidelitrate of 1% on the one from congo has a fatality rate as highest 10%. dr. louise ivers is at massachusetts general hospital, where one patient is being treated for monkeypox. >> we know the two types of monkeypox are not highly transmissible from human to human. it is rare, it does happen, but it is actually a rare infection to begin with. it is totally different with coronavirus. we see, even in the most recent variants in massachusetts, highly transmissible coronavirus infections. what is an usual --what is unusual in these cases off monkeypox as that would typically see a connection to travel to the african continent and it is rare to see exposure like thi

. >> reporter: sky lar costars with academy-award winner marcia gay harden in so help me todd, about a lawyer who hires her aimless son as her law firm's investigator. >> for those of you who don't know -- >> reporter: the police drama east new york stars amanda warren as the newly promoted boss of a brooklyn precinct. >> we are here to tell the truth. really tap into the human condition. >> reporter: joining the wednesday night all reality lineup is a new row plans adventure competition series inspired by the love boat called "the real love boat." multiple star trek commanders walk the blue carpet in support of their para mount plus streaming series including star trek discovery's martin green. >> to have that seat, that position in the cannon, in the franchise, in the legacy, it means a lot. >> reporter: and mickey guyton joins lee anne rimes for next installment of cmt cross roads. >> i'm such a huge fan and just being in these moments is a dream come true. >> so much more fun with this one around. >> reporter: paramount plus's series halo based on the video game that's generating

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so lar day will you nissan slat near the crest of the andes in south western bolivia. beneath its crust lies the world's single largest deposit of lithium. mm. pancillo. why this is the mayor of the nearby community of rio grande. while us supports lithium mining, because he believes that it will generate profits for every one mrs. thomas, case, all of the communities near the salt plaza and all of bolivia will benefit from the extraction of lithium here. good, the liberal examiner should been if you ship about 2000 people live in rio grande. the local economy is doing well thanks to income from the extraction of sodium, boar, 8 or borax. while us hopes that if lithium mining operations expand as planned, there will be even more money for the local residence. there are huge deposits under the crust of the soul plus a pilot planned for extracting the white gold has already been built. for libby as government wants to benefit from the increased demand for lithium, as more and more western countries develop electric vehicles, bolivian officials want to do more than simply export lithium. t

this is sandy fees. jenkinson, my number is 800. 9 forest rangers, elizabeth hosting and lars for yawn work with the nonprofit prima klemmer association. they organized today's project. them sued. i its yeah, uh hi, dawn gwinn school. children take part in a project like this. it has a special impact and doesn't the ideas really take root is now over the next years, they'll be able to observe what's growing here and they'll develop more respect in nature. but all that is hugely important and they're having fun. they're really into it. it's a joy to watch off on for function to tile on garcia to sundry off insulin. i hope it will spur them to reflect on things that they don't go to climate demonstrations and, and stop at mcdonald's on the way home. he's on his arms are maybe they'll ride their bikes to school. those small steps can help make the world a better place signed and have an impact on their life lesson for beth on eyeball, that's the most important. less melbourne florida. suspicious of us, my young reforestation projects and germany must include a mix of species. the children

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the great masterpiece of andrei tarkovsky mirror in the cinema great masters of world cinema, like larsrier, or alan parker, was inspired by this philosophical attempt to capture the elusive. all the time and grasp the fragile threads of the bizarre fabric of childhood memories. the pinnacle of tarkovsky's creativity and one of the main films in the history of cinema, they say so about the mirror, immerse yourself in this world and you are for the first time for yourself or again last week. russian cinematography has taken part in several forms abroad. this is the first ever session with some fists of africa in dakar, the tv content market in dubai and the russian film festival in kyrgyzstan in a little more detail. the first international session of russian and african filmmakers was held in senegal, the head of the vgik production center, the debut of fedor popov, the cameraman denis alarcon, production designer sergei ivanov, told their foreign colleagues about how cinema is made in russia, they were very warmly welcomed in this distant country. the live audience is very sincere, but

well, a new one was filed today on behalf of lars keplar lane. his family claims the transit agency, the sheriff's office, the private security firm hired to protect the facility failed to provide adequate security, despite prior complaints about the gunman. and in response to the suits, the vta did issue a statement saying in part, quote, the vta is focusing on the continued healing of our employees and the families of our deceased coworkers. we will address lawsuit claims at a more appropriate time. >>> happening now, a vigil at the san francisco intersection where two pedestrians were killed last weekend. mary and little wil la henderson, a mother and daughter from florida died after a car hit them at third and mission. the two were in town for a wedding. local safety advocacy groups are calling for lower speed limits in that area and for more traffic calming measures. eight other pedestrians have been killed in san francisco just this year. >>> vallejo police may close its nighttime 911 dispatch center because of critical staffing issues. the

join me as i take on the lars dismantled misconceptions and debate. the contradictions do we have a real democracy here in the united states? they're smarter political florida also wrote a cool insurgency, our mark lamond hill, and it's hard to get up front right here on out 0. did you know you can watch out to see were english streaming light on like youtube channel? last thousands of off programs award winning documentaries and death news reports subscribe to you choose dot com forward slash al jazeera english ah. the cranes president of the un chief to help rescue the wounded from the assal styles. steel. wiggs is fighting intensifies near the plant. ah, hello money site, this is out there, alive from day was coming up out zera's on the right of life in east ukraine where soldiers face continuous, russian bombardments and high tech weaponry. soaring inflation in the united states . problems.

unsupervised children or mentally ill people should have access to any kind of weapon meaningful gun lar forms. did not happen then. do you think that this is something that can, that can actually happen now and if so, how could it be achieved? thank you. yes it can happen. but i think part of our problem in this country is that we talk around the issue and we use terms about the policy. but the real argument ends up being about the politics of the debate rather than the policy. because if you ask gun owners or non gun owners, we're all in agreement on who shouldn't have guns. whether it's the negligent misuse largely by children, the intentional criminal misuse or someone with severe psychiatric problems and dangerous psychiatric problems. none of us want those people to have guns. we can agree on that. and then we sort of go into this a day chavo loop and we start arguing about the politics involving the issue instead of focusing on how did this individual obtain the gun? what could we do to prevent better prevented that individual, that type of person from getting it in this instance?

and as long as us guns continue to flow and traffic, get it into their countries. lar carlson, director of the american program, think tank and mark castillo codes negative director of international human rights organization. global exchange. we've talked about those who flee their homes to escape violence, but what happens when the threat is due to climate change? last november, we interviewed the united nations high commissioner for refugees, philipo bronte to discuss how the world will respond to the growing number of people who are being forced from their homes due to extreme heat. wildfires, drought floods, and other climate disasters. the clyde climate change, the climate emergency forces people to move. so there's an element of displacement or force displacement that is linked in many, sometimes complex ways to the big climate change process that we are witnessing a thin cover. it big flood or a big drought even are those phenomena which are increasing with climate change. they've always existed, but they're increasing. they're becoming more serious, more impactful with climate c

the latest one filed today on behalf of lars kepler lane. his family claims the transit agency, the sheriff's office, a and the private security firm hired to protect that facility failed to provide adequate security despite prior complaints about the gunman, samuel james cassidy. the vta issued a statement responding to the suits saying in part vta is focused on the healing of our employees and the families of deceased coworkers. we'll address lawsuit claims at a more appropriate time. by the way, we brought you the vta remembrance ceremony live on cbs news bay area. our treatment is on 14-7 on kpix.com and the kpix app. >>> we're learning more about how the deadly texas elementary school shooting unfolded. authorities say the gunman was in that school for more than an hour before he was killed by law enforcement officers. the 18-year-old shooter was able to get in through an unlocked door, opening fire in a classroom and killing those 19 students and two teachers. there are reports of parents pleading for officers to storm the building and

join me as i take on the lars. this man, are the misconceptions and debate the contradictions. do we have a real democracy here in the united states? there's not a political party that's a radical insurgency. are mark them on hill, and it's time to get up front right here on out 0 ah, receiving eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al jazeera. ah, ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hi there. i'm kim banal. this is news all live from dull hoff coming up in the next 60 minutes. faced with soaring inflation, the u. s. federal reserve is expected to announce the biggest rate hike in 2 decades. the you propose is to bad all impulse of russian oil. it will not be easy because some member states.

it was a lar on the railway at the malina station.l, such strikes are carried out from the point of view of uh, in order to knock down supplies and uh, damage the infrastructure, because of course, supplies are going, and weapons and supplies are coming, how do they understand this and our military is moving, but here is this funnel that is shown as a kulenis missile strike er missile strike er you know here we are talking about three wounded and if he was there 10 minutes later suitable diesel electric train eh just with civilians thank god that he was really late and that's why there could have been many more victims and we could have been the second kramatorsk after kramatorsk. what were you interested in? life is not in danger. this is a little bit not my responsibility. two regional administrations work here and are responsible for this part of the work. our task is still more the city of zhytomyr and our military losses. maybe you know two and a half billion hryvnias, as far as i remember, you already called it the main ones. is

i'm lar babel allah, welcome to the program. we begin our show to day in ukraine where there is no let up in the fighting bonds, injuries and death have become a part of everyday life. and the brutality is especially felt in the port city of mary.

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join me as i take on the lars. dismantle the misconceptions. and to me the contradiction to we have a real democracy here in the united states. there's no political hoarding. it's a radical insurgency. are mark lamond hill and it's hard to get up front right here on out 0. ah russia says 46 civilians have been evacuated from they besieged steel plant in the ukrainian city of mary lou, i am fully back savoy. you're watching algae. 0 live from doha, also coming up with a show of support for ukraine. u. s. house speaker, nancy pelosi becomes the highest ranking american official to visit key and protests of being held around the world to mock inch national labor day. we begin in ukraine where a group of civilians have been allowed to leave the as of star steel work st. mary's pole including women and children. the ukrainian government says 20 people left the area. but russia, what's the number of 46? the plant has been surrounded by russian forces, and the u. n. has been working with both sides to push for the release of civilians, alexia bryan ha

for victory are invested in the creations , that is, there are various carpet-making techniques and lars see, the wharf technique is a small hair, curls, a linen weave of a braid in blue and yellow, every angel made by people, this is about to bring us the time of the victory of angels, snails, dreams and bracelets a little in krypnytskyi according to the author's technique of oleksandra prenko , the craftswoman of folk art collects those who want to join the weaving every day in the local museums, in addition to museum workers and caring residents of kropivnyc, now here are relatives of defenders and immigrants who came to kirovohrad region, i want to say that i have something special relation to this work because my son is protecting mariupol when he was a graduate, there was such a beautiful big photo and it is in the file and i put these little angels in the file, but i think that for the bender it will be kept at the energy level, such work distracts from heavy thoughts, says the displaced woman iryna from kharkiv two months ago because of the war, she left home and now lives in kir