the majority of the rail network in scotland remains closed with network rail dealing with around 400ate incidents. david wallace lockhart is in glasgow for us and told us about the impact there. a 19 year old man has died after his car was struck by a falling tree in east ayrshire last friday. shortly before that red warning came into force. and the disruption is still being felt here in scotland. i'm in glasgow central train station, one of the main train stations in scotland. very quiet for this time of day and if you look at the departures board behind me, you can see why. around 20 trains on that and the vast, vast majority of the scheduled trains cancelled, including trains going down to london and manchester. around 20,000 homes in scotland without power currently. a slightly worse picture on that front in northern ireland. 75,000 homes without power. and the storms continue to come, because we're expecting heavy rains and strong gales coming into the southwest of england and wales. that's storm herminia — not as strong as the storm we'vejust experienced, but more bad weather s

what about the all important rail network? exactly as ou important rail network? lots _ important rail network? exactly as you say, lots of _ important rail network? exactly as you say, lots of people - as you say, lots of people completing longerjourneys, returning from wherever they spent christmas and new year's, were ready to start the working year on monday, so a very busy weekend. so far, the sort of disruption that pops up at any time, for instance on the east coast main line, there was a broken down train and track inspection that slows things down, same on the west coast main line between rugby and commentary. you still got festive engineering works —— back between rugby and coventry. we still got festive engineering works around southampton. there is unknown but what we have seen in the past couple of hours, warnings put out by the trans— pennine express, who work in the north of england at other scotland, saying that they're going to try and run our trained and also midlands railway saying be prepared for last—minute cancellations —— mark e smith if you

network rail have said that all trains in scotland are cancelled and there are not many replacement alternativesw a storm is coming in like this? there is not a lot you can do. we are not getting deliveries today, so we have stocked up on what we need. we make sure everyone is as warm as we can. we could buy gas, so that is fine. certainly in the past we have produced a five—course dinner. we did it under gas torch light, so if necessary we can do that! really it is taking it as it comes. in the tradition of light housekeeping. helen harris speaking to from galloway. storm eowyn has undergone a process known as explosive cyclogenesis, where it rapidly deepened in terms of the pressure and the wind speeds around the storm over the past 2a hours or so. here it is. you can see the low pressure with just all those isobars, especially just to the south of the centre of the low pressure. that's where we're seeing the strongest of the winds — winds through the republic of ireland, northern ireland and scotland too. red warnings still in force for wind associated with storm eowyn. across northern irelan

network rail scotland logged nearly 400 incidents of damage.s are over but yellow warnings are in place across most of the uk today for heavy rain, high winds, hill snow and flooding. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. our scotland correspondentm david wallace, lockhart has been in glasgow and told us about the ongoing travel disruption there. they are certainly not back to normal yet. the weather has really calmed down. it is quite pleasant in glasgow forjanuary this morning. the damage of those high winds that we saw on friday are still very much here. i am friday are still very much here. iam in friday are still very much here. i am in glasgow central railway station and are one of the biggest and busiest railway stations in scotland, and it would not be that busy normally on a sunday morning, but it would normally be busier than this. if we look at the departure board, we get a sense why. 20 trains are not there. the vast majority of them cancelled. three are still technically operating but they are all bus replacement services. that gives you an id

network rail have said that all trains in scotland are cancelled and there are not many replacement alternatives you know a storm is coming in like this?— in like this? there is not a lot ou in like this? there is not a lot you can _ in like this? there is not a lot you can do. _ in like this? there is not a lot you can do. we - in like this? there is not a lot you can do. we are - in like this? there is not a j lot you can do. we are not getting deliveries today, so we have stocked up on what we need. we make sure everyone is as warm as we can. we could buy gas, so that is fine. certainly in the past we have produced a five course dinner. we did it under porch light, so if necessary we can do that. really it is taking it as it comes. in the tradition of light housekeeping.- comes. in the tradition of light housekeeping. you have a wonderfully _ light housekeeping. you have a wonderfully calm _ light housekeeping. you have a wonderfully calm demeanour i light housekeeping. you have a j wonderfully calm demeanour to offset the storm. alan harris, thank you for talking to us. thank you very much.

once the red warning has passed, network rail staff will start to go out and check the routes, whether that's on foot, whether that's using special trains to check or using the helicopter to inspect the routes from the air. that's going. on the a1, this lorry, buffeted by strong winds, narrowly avoided a head on collision. the driver of this car was rescued after being trapped by falling trees, while for another motorist, a lucky escape. the emergency services, doctors, among the few who had to venture out. you know, i've been driving about visiting patients and this is, um, it's just carnage. there's fences down all over the place and debris everywhere. and, you know, it's a real proper storm. this was the worst storm to hit the scottish mainland in more than a decade. buildings destroyed, debris crushing cars. its winds were exceptional and vicious. its impact and its cost could take days to become clear. the winds of the storm gusted to more than 100 mph, and conditions have eased considerably but the amber warning for wind is still in place until tomorrow morning, so caution is sti

this hearing will focus on america's freight rail network, it will also touch upon improving and constructively growing inner city passenger rail to best serve america's needs, as your rail works best where demand is high. competition and private sector involvement are ample and a dependence on government support is low. amtrak must look at improving and maintaining its existing network and wean off government support and provide competitive and safe service to attract riders. amtrak should serve as an appealing option for travel, not a replacement for vehicles and airplanes which remains the overwhelming preference for americans. as you know, the current service transportation authorization expires this congress, and this committee has begun assessing the nation's infrastructure needs. many have worked on surface authorization legislation and will require us to be both principalled and pragmatic. building and supporting america's rail network involves cutting the red tape and improving safety through technology and improving innovation and encouraging private sector involvement and competition

network rail scotland logged nearly 400 incidents of damage.over but yellow warnings are in place across most of the uk today, the heavy rain, high winds, health no and flooding. —— hill snow. the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenko, is all but certain to secure a seventh term today when belarusians vote in their presidential election. these are live pictures from a polling station in linz. with his fiercest critics and most serious rivals either in prison orforced into exile, the electoral process has been described by the opposition and eu officials as a "farce". mr lukashenko has been in power for more than three decades. after the last elections in 2020, which he claimed to have won with 80 per cent of the vote, he crushed street protests prompted by allegations of vote—rigging. in recent months, he has released some but more than 1,200 remain behind bars. russia has been struggling to contain a major oil spill off the coast of the annexed crimea following an incident with two tankers which was badly damaged in the black sea over a mont

together this funding will help relieve congestion along chicago'sov rail network. improve supply chain efficiency make committee saver as well. this is made possible through the collaboration between public sector and class one railroads. mr. jeffries, whom you speak what how important programs are for our national rail in freight network? is font good to see the event and southside chicago. it's critically important and create is the model program for the rest of the country. we often get approached from otherit communities, we want too a create and explain the commitment from not only the freight railroads but thehe commuter railroads and tracked e city, county, state, u.s. dot and how we've all work together too identify an area of very large projects different parties benefit from at different times. everyone a skin in the game. everyone is maintain a commitment, absolute critical importance. we are. thrilled with the outcoe of last fall's awards. i will just give you a quick example the leader of create chicago was invited southern california to the create pro

there has though been extensive disruption in the areas affected and major damage to the rail networkn tomorrow until trains will start running again. many roads are blocked with overturn vehicles and fallen trees. there is concerns about the heating, power, hot water, to 117,000 homes that tonight are still without electricity. that tonight are still without electricity-— electricity. disruptive and destructive _ electricity. disruptive and destructive - _ electricity. disruptive and destructive - with - electricity. disruptive and | destructive - with daylight electricity. disruptive and - destructive - with daylight the destructive — with daylight the danger to life warning in scotland kicked in. this footage shot by an electrician helping those in need. we were driving along the coast and a wave crashed on to the side of the van and took me from the lane i was over to the kerb. i hit the kerb. i could see i had moved two spaces over. , , , ., , could see i had moved two spaces over. ,, ,., , ., over. this is the strongest storm to hit scotland — over. this is the strongest storm t

line _ network and their main coast rail line.y, make it tomorrow, your ticket will— today, make it tomorrow, your ticket will still be valid. great _ ticket will still be valid. great. simon calder, thank you very much indeed. so, there is a lot of snow particularly on high ground. let's talk to someone who has been out in that snow and that is peter rowe, he is a volunteer with the mountain and cave rescue team in the peak district. peter, what have the commissions been like with you today chris? the commissions been like with you today chris?— today chris? the conditions treacherous. _ today chris? the conditions treacherous. there - today chris? the conditions treacherous. there has - today chris? the conditionsl treacherous. there has been today chris? the conditions - treacherous. there has been 69 inches— treacherous. there has been 69 inches of— treacherous. there has been 69 inches of snow but the biggest problem — inches of snow but the biggest problem is that it is drifting. the — problem is that it is drifting. the nor

i look forward to future hearings on how rail networks sustain our economy and how the surface transportation reauthorization impacts these. they are supporting over 85,000 new transportation projects in every congressional district. they helped create 1.6 million construction and manufacturing jobs across this country. these jobs with good wages, benefits, and working conditions are driving the 4.1% unemployment rate while modernizing our infrastructure and that is why it is unfathomable to me that on the first day of this administration, the president signed an executive order to pause this progress, putting hundreds of thousands of jobs and thousands of projects located in every congressional district in this country at risk. no committee is more bipartisan than this committee. and the pain that this part of the executive order is equally bipartisan so i want to call on every member of the full committee to work at the projects in your district, the jobs in your district, and remind the administration of this bipartisan pain this will cause your district. instead, we should be working toge

, been pretty extensive _ disruption in the areas affected~ _ there's been major damage to the rail networkrains will- start running again. many roads are blockedl with overturned vehicles and fallen trees. and there's concerns - about the heating power. hot water to 117,000 homes that tonight l are still without electricity. so i think it's important to point out that it - was an amberweather- warning, which was in place across northern england, still in place, _ obviously not as severe . as what we had in scotland and northern ireland. however, by early- afternoon here in cumbria, the m6 was litteredl with lorries and vans which had been blown over onto their sides— by strong cross winds over a stretch from . however, by early afternoon here in cumbria, the m6 was littered with lorries and vans which had been blown over onto their sides by strong cross winds over a stretch from carlisle down to tebay. we saw several of them. for power to be restored. we can speak tojim dale, he is senior meteorologist at the british weather services at the british weather services. do you think we handle

we could see problems on the roads, the rail network, perhaps the airports, potential for power cutsy tonight into tomorrow. we've got a couple of amber warnings, the first one for wales into the midlands for snow and ice, valid from 6pm. 9pm then a second amber warning comes into force across northern england for heavy snowfall. for the here and now, though, we're in a cold air mass. relatively quiet conditions at first, but milder air is working in from the south—west, along with these weather fronts. they're initially going to be falling as rain, quickly turning to snow as that system pushes its way northwards and eastwards. so there's the rain just lurking in the wings, pushing into the south—west of england through the middle part of the afternoon, turning to snow, certainly over the higher ground. to the north and east of that, a drier picture for much of the day. a bit of sunshine across eastern scotland, north—east england too, but feeling really chilly, just freezing across parts of eastern scotland. let's turn our attention to the afternoon, when that rain turns to snow as

widespread disruption to travel — for example, we have seen amtrak, the american rail network has hads. flights which is the main way to travel round the us, something like 3,000 flights cancelled. we have had more delayed on top of that so widespread disruption to certain parts of the united states, five states have declared a state of emergency, but those weather alerts go as far south as places like florida. the so—called sunshine state known for mild conditions, which gives you an idea of the extent of what we're talking about. those weather conditions are heading eastwards. even here in washington where it is pretty cold, at the moment the weather is pretty clear. those conditions are due to get a lot worse and other major cities on the east coast of the us, places like baltimore are also likely to be affected severely over the next 2a or 48 hours. places that haven't been affected so far on the east coast are bracing themselves for worse to come. tell us what could happen in the next few days and how dangerous could it get? these weather conditions are serious. we are talking se

because of flooding and further up in the midlands, there are problems, really big problems, on the rail networkarticularly between leicestershi re particularly between leicestershire and that area around their down to peterborough, there are big problems there. here in the north, there are still a yellow warning for the cold conditions and he mentioned manchester airport. that had to shut its runway again this morning. it has reopened but of course, it was shut yesterday as well which means that is a huge backlog of flights that have been cancelled or delayed and that means that passengers might not get away on time. the advice, as always with all of that public transport and the airports, check with the operator before you decide to set out. . ~ operator before you decide to set out. ., ~ , ., operator before you decide to set out. ., ~ i. n set out. thank you, nicky schiller — set out. thank you, nicky schiller in _ set out. thank you, nicky schiller in burnley. - eight policemen and a driver have been killed in a blast in central india. a police statement said an explosion hit a police vehic

this is capital you. tele is blankets it in sic fog, this disrupting the cities, air and rail networks. passengers have been stranded on station platforms and dozens of trains of delay for up to a 1000. flights for major efforts have been affected by low visibility. utility is also in the grip of a cold snap. that's it from 8 o'clock when it's coming up and inside story, we'll look at the expected thoughts between iran and european panels on thrones nuclear program. so you see the had a lot of that. let's look at the east asian, the weather set, pretty fast and miles the course months of china in the days ahead. that's not the case. it was the korean peninsula and japan. we've moved winter weather coming in. so we are expecting snow in the north of japan, that soft a record snow for last month. we'll see some of that touching down into northern areas of hong shoot. it will get a little bit colder in tucker, at least on sunday. but by monday, those temperatures will be back up to above the average move wet weather coming into the very south here. so the west is looking large. we try and

this disrupting the cities and rail networks. passengers have been stranded on station platforms, is dozens of trains of delayed for up to 8 house flights from major airports have been affected by low visibility. utility is also in the grip of a cold snap shops of clothes in the central indian town, up with them to install the guarantee with people protesting against the dispose of toxic waste from an industrial disaster. 40 years ago, the system. so to say they, they won't the waste and that tom, more than $5000.00 people died of the $65.00 pounds offered gas. felicia, the pesticide plant owned by us company. well sorry, they say they need tons of ways from the site to a disposal facility. it's expected to take 9 months to be incinerated. the mill dave's is suffering. heavy flooding is monsoon rains. we pay with the island nation streets have been washed away in the capital. molly authorities issued a lot for the rental range and high winds and have received hundreds of calls from people for assistance. the melodies, as well as low as lying nation, make it one of the most vulnerable

we could see problems on the roads, the rail network, perhaps the airports, potential for power cutsther, particularly tonight into tomorrow. we've got a couple of amber warnings, the first one for wales into the midlands for snow and ice, valid from 6pm. 9pm then a second amber warning comes into force across northern england for heavy snowfall. for the here and now, though, we're in a cold air mass. relatively quiet conditions at first, but milder air is working in from the south—west, along with these weather fronts. they're initially going to be falling as rain, quickly turning to snow as that system pushes its way northwards and eastwards. so there's the rain just lurking in the wings, pushing into the south—west of england through the middle part of the afternoon, turning to snow, certainly over the higher ground. to the north and east of that, a drier picture for much of the day. a bit of sunshine across eastern scotland, north—east england too, but feeling really chilly, just freezing across parts of eastern scotland. let's turn our attention to the afternoon, when that rain

all aboard for a potentially frustrating day of train disruption across a big swathe of the uk rail networkry few will be running today, with some areas getting no service at all. train managers who are members of the rmt union rejected a revised offer about working on rest days, so they walked out on new year's eve and january the 2nd, and now plan to go on strike on each of the next 20 consecutive sundays. just one train an hour will run between london euston and each of birmingham, manchester, liverpool and preston. they will only run between 8am and 5pm too. glasgow and carlisle will have a limited service, with rail—replacement buses running between carlisle and preston due to planned engineering work. and north wales, blackpool, edinburgh, stoke on trent and macclesfield will have no ava nti west coast services whatsoever. both sides say they're open and willing to negotiate but have criticised one another. the rmt general secretary mick lynch accused avanti of paying its own senior managers extortionate rates for working on their days off, while those who are union members were paid

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the governor says it's money well spent to build the backbone of a rail network that will eventually san francisco and los angeles. >> to the cynics that are filled with cynicism, that stand on the sidelines and don't engage, we're here making this work. would we have started this whole thing in 28 with a different. that's you know what? we can't we can't go back. we just have to accept the responsibility of where we are. and that's exactly what we are doing. >> the authority also pushed a new plan to build a 54 mile rail connection between the high speed rail line and the brightline west network that's also planned between las vegas and southern california. >> costco is recalling its kirkland signature severe cold and flu. plus congestion medicine for potential contamination. the specific lot had been rejected. it was not supposed to be shipped to stores. the flu medicine was sold nationally between late october and the end of november last year. you can return the product for a full refund. restaurants and businesses are getting concerned as the egg supply nationwide dwindles. the

life page which is up and running that as the snow has started to fall, there are problems on the rail networks hill. great western railway say the rain has flooded the line between froom and taunton, meaning trains have to run at a reduced rate. there are issues in a large part of the country, you can get the latest on the bbc news website and app and you can get a forecast on the bbc weather website. forthe a forecast on the bbc weather website. for the moment back to new in the dry studio in london. i new in the dry studio in london-— new in the dry studio in london. . ., ., ., london. i am not moving. i am not swapping _ london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank _ london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank you - london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank you very l not swapping. thank you very much. the us is bracing for a huge winter storm that could see the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in decades. five states have declared a state of emergency but at least 25 more are under weather alerts as the storm is expected to begin in the centre of the country be

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rails. the roadway narrows and widens and there is limited vidzability. and one crosswalk. >> so these are our goals. and. it is basically creating safe area for pedestrians. slow traffic, expand the bike networkconnected to the city bike network within the neighborhood. that is important. and then of course, create parking in high demand areas. the out reach broadly right this is connected to the vision plan from 2018 and then the mc clarin collaborative works on interconnecting all amenity this is is only for vs shun avenue within the mc clarin park. i should say -- you have a list of all of our supporters in the become they are specific low interested in segments we target what they are interested in whether safety, bicycle, pedestrian. and then we have a lot of city agencies we are dealing with. mt a. fire department, muni. okay. and i will take you through here that shows on the right. the tom the i conwhat we are focusing here it is sidewalks and lighting. we are putting in i will quickly get my numbers here. new sidewalks right. you will be able to walk from there to hawn. and there is 140 linear feet of new sidewalks we will have pedestrian lighting that is lighting low lighting. we do

network to the showplace square neighborhood. >> this has the added benefit of allowing the connection of berry street to seventh street and regularizing the street grid which is currently blocked by at grid rail infrastructure . >> this relatively small parcel has an outsized potential to alter the experience of seventh street and finally at king, king and fourth streets. here we're showing narrowed traveled lanes, curbside loading and parking bob outs and protected crossings all along with some planting to work to slow traffic to city appropriate rather than freeway speed. >> the railyard working group and the public realm visioning process concluded this phase of work with an in-person workshop in october 2020 for rail yards. working group members generally explore expressed conceptual support for site development at a scale commensurate with the s.f. railyard regional importance and the investment in infrastructure planned for this area. >> members articulated high expectations of potential development projects based on the needs of the existing and planned context and the experience of successful nearby projects such as mission rock and the transformational potential of an infrastructure