it included network rail and — but the rmt.en't driving the trend. one part of that sort of overall— the trend. one part of that sort of overall dispute has been settled with network rail, but the row with the drivers— with network rail, but the row with the drivers are still ongoing. we have _ the drivers are still ongoing. we have had — the drivers are still ongoing. we have had three new strike dates unveiled, — have had three new strike dates unveiled, the first is friday the 12th of— unveiled, the first is friday the 12th of may, the second is wednesday the 31st _ 12th of may, the second is wednesday the 31st of— 12th of may, the second is wednesday the 31st of may and of course saturdav _ the 31st of may and of course saturday the 3rd ofjune, which is fa cup— saturday the 3rd ofjune, which is fa cup final day, one of the biggest sporting _ fa cup final day, one of the biggest sporting events on the uk calendar, with fans _ sporting events on the uk calendar, with fans expected to come from manchester to london so they can

network rail have installed new - formulate them word. network rail have installed new digital. t's the main means of communication for more than 150,000 deaf people across the country. 150,000 deaf people across the count . ., ., country. there are totem screens— country. there are totem screens placed _ country. there are totem screens placed around i country. there are totem l screens placed around the station, they will have customer information in british sign language on them and placed in prominent places around the station, on customer information screens and platforms so make sure customers can access that information easily.- information easily. deaf passengers _ information easily. deaf passengers like - information easily. deaf passengers like these i information easily. deaf. passengers like these say information easily. deaf- passengers like these say it will transform the way they travel. it will transform the way they travel. , ., , , . travel. it improves competence, i'm 'ust travel. it improves competence, i'm just really — travel. it improves competence, i'm ju

network rail has reiterated it is not worth risking your life for a photo. let's bring you more on that breaking news that we brought you a few moments ago that we are hearing from our sources that a report into the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, into allegations of bullying is expected today. the government hasn't officially commented or confirmed timings, but several sources have told the bbc they expect the report to be given to the prime minister today, and this is dating back a few months now. back in november, five months ago, the government appointed a senior lawyer to conduct an independent investigation into complaints about dominic raab“s behaviour. it was said that that investigation should be completed as swiftly as possible, but that was some time ago now, as i said, five months ago. the independent investigator has to report to the prime minister first, which is why ijust said that the prime minister will get that report first. that set out the ministerial code, and the prime minister, rishi sunak, will be the ultimate judge of the standa

there has been massive disruption on the rail network since last summer and aslef has been a part oftes of the strike are 12th of may, the day before the eurovision strong contests final in liverpool, so many fans will be trying to get up there, they will face disruption. another strike on the 31st of may and as you mentioned, the 3rd ofjune. that is the date of the fa cup final, which two teams are playing, manchester city and manchester united, so a large number of fans will be trying to get back to london to get to wembley for the final. unfortunately avanti west wembley for the final. unfortunately ava nti west coast wembley for the final. unfortunately avanti west coast which would carry the bulk of those is one of the train companies which is going to be a victim of the strike. so we are expecting to see considerable disruption. expecting to see considerable disruption-_ expecting to see considerable disrution. , , ~ , ., disruption. these strikes on the railwa is disruption. these strikes on the railway is one — disruption. these strikes on the railway is one way _ disruption.

network rail have installed new digital displays which give travel information in bsl — british signhe main means of communication for more than 150,000 deaf people across the country. there's totem screens that are placed around the station, and they'll have the customer information in bsl on them. and they'll be placed in prominent places around the station, underneath the customer information screens or on platforms to make sure that customers can find it and access that information easily. deaf passengers like ferdus, amanda, anthony and zara say it will transform the way they travel. translation: it improves confidence. i'm just really excited for the deaf community. and improve accessibility and you can travel more regularly and won't miss that important information. it'll be fantastic because i'll be able to prepare and take - in the information before i go onto the platform. _ if there's any changes - or if there's been no changes, it's a smootherjourney. oh, it's really valuable to us. yeah. more accessible. knowing where to go, full information, not needing to ask people to

, which oversees the infrastructure of the rail network, says that there are around 300 engineeringjects taking place this weekend. they choose this weekend because there are traditionally fewer passengers needing to travel for work reasons, so they feel they can get that engineering work done, but for example, london euston, one of the busiest railway stations here in the uk, it is going to be closed all weekend. so here in dover, the traffic is busy in building up, but not the chaotic scenes yet, but the warning is that the peak is likely to be probably early afternoon. let's return to the middle east, where the israeli military says it has hit targets belonging to the palestinian militant group hamas. the airstrikes hit areas of the gaza strip and lebanon. israel says they're in retaliation for a major rocket attack on israel launched from southern lebanon, which the israelis blamed on hamas. these are the latest images showing the aftermath of the attack in gaza. the airstrikes are the heaviest since last august. earlier, i spoke to nadim shehadi, an independent middle east anal

, which oversees the infrastructure of the rail network, says that there are around 300 engineeringnd. they choose this weekend because there are traditionally fewer passengers needing to travel for work reasons, so they feel they can get that engineering work done, but for example, london euston, one of the busiest railway stations here in the uk, it is going to be closed all weekend. so here in dover, the traffic is busy in building up, but not the chaotic scenes yet, but the warning is the peak is likely to be probably early afternoon. assignment in dover, thank you. the white house has released a report about the decisions made regarding the 2021 chaotic american withdrawal from afghanistan. the 12—page report by the national security council largely blames former president donald trump's administration for the problems that unfolded as us troops were leaving. but the report admits that the us should have begun evacuating kabul earlier. let's hear more about the report from national security council spokesman john kirby. while it was always the president's intent to end that war

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signal workers had already accepted — and signal workers had already accepted the deal so the network rail but today, a reminder that they are empty's dispute — reminder that they are empty's dispute with 14 train operating companies is not over. talks had led to progress— companies is not over. talks had led to progress but the rmt has now announced a fresh strike date on the 13th announced afresh strike date on the 13th of— announced a fresh strike date on the 13th of may, that's when liverpool will host _ 13th of may, that's when liverpool will host the final of euro vision. the rmt— will host the final of euro vision. the rmt has also turned down latest industry _ the rmt has also turned down latest industry proposals saying it can't accept _ industry proposals saying it can't accept agreeing to know more strikes before _ accept agreeing to know more strikes before negotiations start over the second _ before negotiations start over the second year's pay and changes to working _ second year's pay and changes to working practices. the train companies group said its been blindsided by thi

a fair and reasonable pay offer that the network rail made to their staff was put by the rmt to theirwas overwhelmingly accepted, 90% turnout, 76% voted in favour of it. what is inexplicable to me is that a very similar offer has been made by the train operating companies through their grouping, the rail delivery group. it's been put to the rmt executive and for the third time the rmt executive won't put it to their members and instead have called strikes which are cynically targeting the eurovision song contest, as you've said. now, the reason why that's so appalling is it's not our song contest. we're hosting it for ukraine. now, i've met the head of ukrainian railways, putin's targeting ukrainian railways. there are hundreds of ukrainian railway staff who've been killed. what we should be doing is being in solidarity with them and not targetting the event. strikes could well play into the upcoming local elections looming this week in the uk. but another issue that could potentially be playing quite big in them is the issue of housing. now, a few months ago the uk government watered

some have been settled, including ambulance workers in england from the union unison, staff on network raild criminal barristers. but many are still ongoing, including teachers, passport office staff, civil servants, staff of train operating companies, and postal workers. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas is at westminster tonight. the rcn decision in england, a blow for the government which must have been thinking that we might have dealt with this dispute? yes. been thinking that we might have dealt with this dispute?— dealt with this dispute? yes, i think if you step _ dealt with this dispute? yes, i think if you step back and - dealt with this dispute? yes, i | think if you step back and think dealt with this dispute? yes, i - think if you step back and think the government has several big priorities and one is keeping or bringing inflation down so it does not want to agree to pay settlements it thinks will fuel that point to another is to tackle the waiting lists in the nhs and a third one is to bring back economic growth which is flatlining. more strikes are not going to

projects, as well as the issue of reducing free trade tariffs regarding the connection of the rail networksthe islamic republic of iran, this project will be possible through the iraqi rail network, and through this the network will take place, which now almost requires the reconstruction and improvement of the syrian network in the east of this country, in the desert region of the east of this country, which has witnessed very heavy battles in the last 10 years, and also connecting the networks through the al-qaim region of iraq and the kamal model of syria. mr. bazarpash, minister the road and urban development of our country also announced that if this plan is implemented and implemented , it will be a very important parameter for increasing commercial exchanges between tehran and damascus, and in the same way, in the matter of transit, they say that the order is generally from east to west to the coasts . it wants to reach the mediterranean sea and also on the left side of syria, it can be connected to east asia. this will be very effective in the movement of goods and transportation, w

and the network rail continues to develop the case for further investment, and my honorable friend will mr. speaker: chris law. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this week, not only has my city of dundee announced that its flights will connect with heathrow but the scottish government have committed to dundee being at the forefront of making scotland a major world economy, bringing investment, jobs and opportunity. however, the uk government seem to have a problem with this. mr. speaker scotland's , international engagement is to be reduced. despite being paid for through scotland's wealth and taxes, uk ambassadors and diplomats have been instructed to obstruct the scottish government's international engagement with every foreign nation worldwide old not to deal with the scottish government directly. this, mr. speaker, has already been described as a, quote, "making of a parent trying, and failing, to control a teenager”" will the prime minister assure me and the businesses, the wealth creators and, most importantly, my constituents who want to see dundee and scotland prosper that

network rail has since put in an alternative power supply and says a permanent fix will be done overnighton today to south western railway services including those linking london waterloo with the south and south—west of england, lots of commuters and leisure travellers using the roots and there were extensive cancellations because only half of the platforms could be used. we should now see more services resuming again but there is likely to be disruption until the end of today largely because trains and the crews have been left out of position, such was the extent of what happened earlier. not the only infrastructure problem affecting the railway more broadly in the south of england, a stretch of line in 0xfordshire is due to be closed until the 10th ofjune while work is done to stabilise an unsafe bridge affecting not only great western railway and cross country passengers but a lot of rail as well. —— railfreight as well. but a lot of rail as well. -- railfreight as well.- but a lot of rail as well. -- railfreight as well. eight former and serving met police officers have been found gu

some have come to an agreement including ambulance workers, staff on network rail who are members ofhers, passport office staff, civil servants, staff of train operating companies, and postal workers. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas joins us from westminster. we can speak to him just now. damien, clearly some progress for the government, but a lot of these talks are still deadlocked? yes. talks are still deadlocked? yes, the are, talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are. and — talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the _ talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the strikes - talks are still deadlocked? is: they are, and the strikes that have been resolved so far are the smaller ones, barristers and bus drivers. these are the big ones. the government is pointing to the fact that this one union has accepted this deal and says that shows it is a reasonable deal and it is pointing to the others who are still to ballot this month, largely paramedics, two more unions, and saying they should accepted as well. but of course you have that rejection from the rcn,

that their unreasonable pay for network rail made to their staff was put by the rmt to their membersthe train operating companies through their grouping, the rail delivery group, it has been put to the rmt executive and for the third time that executive will not put it to their members and have called strikes which are cynically targeting the eurovision song contest, as you said. it is not our song contest, we are hosting it for ukraine and i have met the head of ukrainian railways. vladimir putin is targeting the railways there, hundreds of staff killed and what we should be doing is in solidarity with them, not targeting an event. your will on the government role on the role of the train companies is about making sure there is an agreement that can be read so not just people going to eurovision but people watching this can get their journeys back to what they expect and the fact is that unions are not ready to accept the deal you've put on the table, four or 5%, half of the inflation along with what they would say are significant changes to how they are expected to work and they wo

may we go through the sea to the rail network that goes from rasht to bandar abbas and help both the eastern and western parts of china. about 60 million tons of goods are transited from china every year . it can be completed with other routes that exist. road corridors play a major role we have tried to establish in the ministry of roads and urban development the projects that can be implemented in keyders, which are in the discussion of road transport, rail , combined transport in the priority projects for the government of the islamic republic, for the ministry of roads and urban development, which are on the price agenda. thank you and explanation of the number of dr. shahriari ahmadizadeh, deputy minister of transport, roads and urban development, and i would like to thank you very much for your participation in the special news talk of your network. call me in the name of god. hello, good night. ladies, welcome to tonight's football program and schedule. congratulations on the birthday of imam hassan mojtabi (peace be upon him) and your service congratulations, and we will star

and— spoke to a representative from network rail and he was speaking ebedd— network rail and heebeer-bede- planning on travelling, please check train operating check with your train operating eemeeer— check with your train operating company before _ check with your train operating company before travelling to see if company before travelling to see dd redr— company before travelling to see dd redr dedmer— company before travelling to see dd redr dedmer de— company before travelling to see if your journey is going to be dderdeded. — if your journey is going to be disrupted. well,— if your journey is going to be disrupted. well, travel expert sdmee— disrupted. well, travel expert simon calder— disrupted. well, travel expert simon calder joins us now . c: simon calder joins us now. good membe— simon calder joins us now. good memdeg. ebee.— simon calder joins us now. good morning, simon. oh,— simon calder joins us now. good morning, simon. oh, it's always nice to see you. you are the absolute expert on these issues. and i feel a sense of calm. but i know that if i was travelling som

he's managed to improve road rail internet networks. he's done things on social justice as well, which many people see as a positive. he's actually managed to pass bipartisan gun control legislation as well. the difficulty they've got is selling it to the american people. if you ask americans as the economy heading in the right way, the pose will tell you, they don't think it is. if you say to americans, inflation is, don't you feel that you're better off than you were a year ago? they probably don't think that they are, and so he's really got to sharpen up his message. the good news for him is that he's got 18 months before the election to get it done. he could probably face donald trump all things being equal at the moment. and joe biden believes that many independents are simply turned off by donald trump's type of politics by maga republicans. and he thinks that could be important in securing another for years in his final run for the white house. alan fisher in washington dc. thank you very much. at least 89 bodies have been found

the consolidators rail and for structuring safety improvement programs to get to the safety of rail networkant investment to address roadway safety including critical funding development and it's an area in the use of female crash testing. this is the gender inequity crash safety. this also builds upon critical investments in the presence bipartisan infrastructure law. before i conclude, i would like to mention, oversimplify republican colleagues call for drastic cuts in government funding. yesterday speaker mccarthy introduced a bill to cut funding back to the 2022 level and impose caps for the next ten years. let's not make a mistake. it's just more cuts. if you mentioned in your letter on the impact, they would send it back significantly. let me read some off them following the catastrophic derailment in eastern ohio and west virginia rail safety jobs would be dramatically reduced with 11000 fewer safety inspection dates 30,000 fewer miles of track which is inspected annually.r air travel would come to a halt with 125 air traffic control shutting down, impacting one third off all u.s. ai

could one option be staying outside the city and travelling in each day using the excellent rail networktravel editor for le figaro, based here in paris. what will the city be like? will it be very expensive? will it be very crowded? yeah, i guess both of that. so if i had an advice to give to travellers, it would be to book really early from now on if they can, because some people bought their tickets this week so they can already rent theirflats on airbnb or on other french platforms. and if they can book today, let's do it. i've been doing my own research to find the perfect place outside paris to stay. based on transport times, availability of accommodation, and how much there is to do there. and i've come up with four ideal locations. what do you think of those? these are good options. for example, in charlotte you have the cathedral. in compiegne there is the memorial of the first world war. but to my mind, if you want to be at the centre of the action, you should stay closer to paris. for example, there is chianti, which is only 25 minutes by train from paris, and which also has a

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could one option be staying outside the city and travelling in each day using the excellent rail networkl editor for le figaro, based here in paris. what will the city be like? will it be very expensive? will it be very crowded? yeah, i guess both of that. so, if i had an advice to give to travellers, it would be to book really early from now on, if they can, because some people bought their tickets this week so they can already rent theirflats on airbnb or on other french platforms and if they can book today, let's do it. i've been doing my own research to find the perfect place outside paris to stay, based on transport times, availability of accommodation, and how much there is to do there, and i've come up with four ideal locations. what do you think of those? these are good options. for example, in chartes, you have the cathedral. in compiegne, there is the memorial of the first world war. but to my mind, if you want to be at the centre of the action, you should stay closer to paris. for example, there is chantilly, which is only 25 minutes by train from paris, and which also has a c

see the completion of the first rail line in algeria built by the french and the spread of the rail network and restaurant western india built by the british. on july 2nd the day after he signed the pacific railway act lincoln signed the moral act. establishing the structure of the modern us public university through land grants. the moral act was another aspect of continental imperialism. by opening university education to small property owners the act deep in the class collaboration that has shaped settler colonialism. in the analysis of gerald horn by organizing higher education around modern disciplines producing graduates and engineering accounting administration and management. the university's produced by the act would train in educate the cadre of corporations and a rapidly modernizing and expanding state. the political economy of our own era of crisis continues to operate within the constraint set in place by land grants to corporations and universities over these two days in 1862. at the end of the year on december 26th the us executed 38 dakota prisoners in what remains the large

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that network rail has privately— independent reports that network rail has privately admitted erirein-ef context for- strength and our membership. so just a bit of context for us- strength and our membership. just a bit of context for us to all remember. just be very eereiwi— all remember. just be very eereiwi .— all remember. just be very careful , all— all remember. just be very careful , all of— all remember. just be very careful , all of us,- 3i::;333i::;333 just be very careful , all of us, about careful, all of us, about ewggeering— careful, all of us, about suggesting that there are wrewiene— suggesting that there are problems with the party's iineneee— problems with the party's finances because we depend on eenere— finances because we depend on eenere re— finances because we depend on donors to donate. _ finances because we depend on donors to donate. there are more reasons for people— donors to donate. there are more reasons for people to be concerned about the party's iineneee— concerned about the party's finances and— concerned about the party's finances and all— concerned ab

are seeing huge crowds. authorities expect more than 16000000 trips to be made across china's rail network. on the 1st day of the holiday police hunger. so on the make day holidays, a very important time for stimulated consumption, including shopping, food and beverage, the tourism leisure entertainment, and it will boost all of these areas. a lot fewer people have been waiting for this long holiday. it's one of the best times of the year to go out for fun. the china tourism research institute says more than 240000000 people will travel over the holiday. but they say it may take some time for profits to catch up to pre pandemic levels. as trends indicate people are traveling more, but spending less still a boost in visitor numbers is welcome news for small business owners. and there were no people on the street during the pandemic. so what could i do? i was under locked down and i have to stay home to our business are all rely on, the tourist says more people coming to major. my business will be better. he hopes the hardest point in his working life is behind him. now he says he wants to f

bazerpash said that according to the government's policy for the development of the country's rail network and fleet, our priority is to meet the country's needs from products. internally, on the 14th of april, in the meeting of the president with a group of manufacturers, it was raised about the import of wagons and locomotives and the delay in issuing the license for production in 1401 to build the first cargo wagon for transporting minerals, and unfortunately, so far, mr. president has not given permission to exploit this reaction. to this company the only industrial cooperative company in the country has not been given by the islamic republic of railways. in the same meeting, the president ordered to follow up on the issue. hopefully, within tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, mr. bazerpash's wife's meeting with him , the head of the company, will guide us, where are the problems in the work ? and urbanization had a meeting with this manufacturer, thanks to the requests to change from a repair set to a production set of real wagons . let him the protocols that must be followed and app

network rail have installed new digital displays which give travel information in bsl — british sign0,000 deaf people across the country. there's totem screens that are placed around the station, and they'll have the customer information in bsl on them. and they'll be placed in prominent places around the station, underneath the customer information screens or on platforms to make sure that customers can find it and access that information easily. deaf passengers like ferdus, amanda, anthony and zara say it will transform the way they travel. translation: it improves confidence. i'm just really excited for the deaf community. and improve accessibility and you can travel more regularly and won't miss that important information. it'll be fantastic because i'll be able to prepare and take - in the information before i go onto the platform. _ if there's any changes - or if there's been no changes, it's a smootherjourney. oh, it's really valuable to us. yeah. more accessible. knowing where to go, full information, not needing to ask people to guide you. if something's wrong, then yeah, we

why we have invested over £165 million in delivering solutions to protect the line and i know network rail ~ ,,, . ,, , friend will be keen to feed into that. ~ ,~ , friend will be keen to feed into that. ~ ,~ , that. mr speaker, my city of dundee not only announced _ that. mr speaker, my city of dundee not only announced its _ that. mr speaker, my city of dundee not only announced its flights - that. mr speaker, my city of dundee not only announced its flights will i not only announced its flights will be connected with heathrow but also the scottish government public commitment to dundee at the forefront of making scotland a major world economy to bring investment, jobs and opportunity. however, the uk government seem to have a problem with this. scotland public international engagement is to be reduced, despite being paid for by scotland's wealth and taxes, you king a mass of the departments have been instructed to obstruct the scottish government with every foreign nation worldwide told not to deal with the scottish government directly. this has already been described as, quote, smacki

infrastructure, and safety improvement program to make significant advancements to the safety of our rail network. you also plan to make important investments to address the roadway safety crisis, including the critical funding that would accelerate the development, this is an area i have written to you about, of the use of female dummies in crash testing. this will start to fight the gender inequity among vehicle safety and crash victims. it also builds upon and helps actualize the critical investments in the president's historic bipartisan infrastructure law. before i conclude, i would just like to mention my worry over some, some of my republican colleagues call for drastic cuts to government funding. yesterday, speaker mccarthy introduce add bill to cut funding back to the 2022 levels and impose caps for the next 10 years. please, let's not make a mistake. caps are just more cuts. as you mentioned in your letter to me on the impact of these cuts, they would set our progress back significantly. let me read some of them to you. following the catastrophic derailment in eastern ohio and west virg

the number of sexual harrassment incidents on the rail network across london is being under—reported to remind passengers of the sorts of crimes that won't be tolerated. they're now encouraging more people to report incidents. public confidence in policing at the moment is at an all—time low. but i would encourage anybody who experiences this type of behaviour to come forward to report to us. you will always be believed, you will be supported and we will take action. let's take a look at the tubes. there are planned closures on the jubillee and waterloo & city lines. the met line is also partially closed. and the district is part—suspended. for the latest travel news where you are, you can tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. high pressure is in charge, so it is looking like a settled day today. some sunshine around, but there is a small chance of an isolated shower. a bright start this morning — quite a chilly start under the clear skies last night. we'll see some fairweather cloud b

their members on network rail accepted it. so we've resolved the dispute there. to— members make a decision. okay. so to you— members make a decision. okay. so to you thmh— members make a decision. okay. so do you think train drivers are paid enough then . well, are paid enough then. well, look, they've been given a fair and reasonable pay offer and i think, by the way, the targeting of these big events is terrible . all i've met the head of rrtramtah— all i've met the head of ukrainian railways, i mean, hutm-s— ukrainian railways, i mean, putin's been— ukrainian railways, i mean, putin's been targeting ukrainian rail r— putin's been targeting ukrainian ratt , the— putin's been targeting ukrainian rail , the railways,— putin's been targeting ukrainian rail , the railways, hundreds of rail, the railways, hundreds of rattuay— rail, the railways, hundreds of railway workers— rail, the railways, hundreds of railway workers have been three. — railway workers have been three. the— railway workers have been killed. �*r�*v�*itii: 2 railway workers have been killed. 2 2 2

examine the syrian market for iranian goods and manufacturers in a two-day trip to connect the rail networksq. an attractive market, as well as iran's market, can be a market for syrian producers as soon as possible, as soon as possible, the balance is better than in the past, leaving their country behind by three numbers. let's have bilateral cooperation and draw a detailed plan to advance this cooperation. in a short discussion at the damascus airport, the joint commission for economic cooperation of the two countries called for the activation of the private sectors and a period to identify the attractions in the markets of the two countries . he put his hand and his lover on my mouth and said, "god's step, the reward is with hazrat zahra , the reward is with what you do, i know it is harder than fighting. i know , make me halal." they book about the martyrs' wives were written and the leader of the revolution was accompanied by the book. i read your mother's book. i never thought that the supreme leader might read this book. what is the author of the book ? hello, well done. you wrote it

we can't fix all of the roads or rail network affected within one year, so when you spread that causede year to three years, the inflationary impact is less than people might be fearing. haidi: another -- kathleen: another thing i asked minister robertson about was the possibility of raising taxes and the rbnz suggesting that is the way to go. he said they will minimize borrowing and everything before raising taxes. he mentioned this coming soon, may 18, when the budget is coming out, and they have taken a look at their spending and taken some things out of the budget already like a social spending program, so they are starting to make room for this cause without having to increase borrowing or raise taxes. the other biggest challenge for the year or the biggest risk to the outlook is global economic uncertainty, and that is a major factor in theme from many countries and certainly at these imf world bank readings here in washington. haidi: kathleen hays there. well, the strongest cyclone to hit western australia has made landfall, impacting operations in the key commodity producing re

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the spokesperson for the canadian pacific kansas city rail network says ice and debris on the track likelyrailment. [gong] the victims and survivors of the boston marathon bombing ahead of today's race. it has been 10 years since the attack. the one boston day ceremonies have included a gathering and site for the families who lost loved ones in 2013. happening today in san francisco, the aapi is marching with march for our lives to stand upeys t gun industry. wells fargo says, it stands in solidarity with the community in the face of senseless violence. the aapi community is still struggling with the shootings and half moon bay. the twin peaks tunnel will be closed. this will allow crews to complete a detailed ceiling inspection of the 105-year-old tunnel. service will be interrupted for the k ingleside and the m oceanview lines. shuttle trains will provide connecting services throughout the city while the tunnel is closed. still ahead, welcome mark consuelo's. the actor taking over as the new cohost of kelly ripa. here is a live look outside right now. kind of foggy. we will check in wi w

restoring the traffic of trams specialists are repairing carriages renovating the contact network changing the railsith spare parts helping from st. the difficulties of the renaissance from the ruins of amarmagomedov found out when the first wagons would hit the city streets. for the first time since the end of hostilities, she sat down at the control panel of a tram. we drive in complete silence. natalya is visibly nervous and makes several mistakes that are not typical of her experience during the year of a simple depot. forgot the instructions perfectly. you see, this is a board when you are so torn out of life. he survived all this. and as they said, trams would run and they would believe that we would still go. tears of pride before sending the tram on the street of mariupol, electric cars undergo the so-called running-in of car drivers in turn, they wind circles around the territory of the depot, if it reveals some kind of malfunction , it drives them to the masters. masters of various specialties restore the mechanisms of the frame of parts 90% of all trams are damaged as a result of fragment