and the port's m.v.p. revenue from the project's overall phases. then 2019 numbers are what was reported at the time of that project approval and it's $1.7 billion nominal over 75 years and $190 million, m.v.p., discounted at 6%. those are sort our 2019 blieps. first column that you see shows upupdates to the model based on new information and no cost increases on the horizontal, just reflecting how we've updated because the bond was issued at a certain time that wasn't reflected in 2018919 bece we were projecting the future. so the first column is nothing to do with approval and it's just how the project has unfolded. you can see that we got behind, but ahead on a nominal basis. you will see that throughout the table and the reason for this is that vertical costs are going up, and strangely the port benefits from that because we anticipate our i.s.d. revenue, tax revenue, will go up as the vertical construction cost goes up. so on a normal basis we usually do better because those are out year moneys, but

back to our ports. in july, we are looking forward once again to hosting the public with a spectacular fireworks show and celebration of our national dependence day. national independence day. as many of you know the evening show takes place in two port locations. on june 11th we welcome bread for coffee to our ferry building. our waterfront small businesses are the backbone of the port and we never stop supporting them through covert. the welcoming event includes a ribbon cutting ceremony performances by marriott gs tiller, honky seen lying dancers and the african drum circle by sun drummers of the united africa ensemble, a native american blessing ceremony. please join us for the celebration. we help the public can enjoy our renowned open spaces this summer. in the southern waterfront we want to welcome people to haran's head park. it is 13 acres of open space along the port's most southern is loved by many. the secret on the part is out, it is a spectacular part. it provides a space for kayaking, pic

the port of hamburg, he stresses that this is a purely economic calculation. but he doesn't deny that political factors also played a role. charisse, he remembers the cold war and is worried about any new confrontation. this consolidation of the situation ended. it was of another cold war and method of concern for me personally. and for my business in general, for me in general, it also is as a, as a citizen of the european union, we can see that international trade for sure. bridge. we can see that to be helpful to keep in mind paid peace. the debate about the role europe will play in the trade war between the u. s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. your federal, catchy, i hope to some european leadership. because if not, europe risks becoming will fail for china. and he was saying that instead of laura can be the key player in the global arena. i hope that's what europe decides to do like when you spoke of the trigger. the politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to

so not me me 3 is greece is most important port. it's been owned by the chinese since 2016. china started investing in the port after the 2008 financial crisis and has made it an economic success. over the last 12 years, cargo handling has increased tenfold. the dock workers here on here one were here before the chinese arrived and saw the changes 1st hand round. it's an honest job and with it i'd manage to feed my family. i'm satisfied with your topic has been working at the port since 2005 like everyone else here. he demonstrated against the take over the court by the chinese state company, costco, amazon, and everything has been a mess since the privatization and it will get more than ever since the investor got involved here and is only interested in profit and nothing else in our situation has changed before the port was privatized, our work was much better and easier. we worked in fixed groups back, always as a team of to. now we don't have enough people now, so that's no longer possible. now we're forced to do the work up to

stay with the owner of the port. the chinese state company, costco, none of it goes to the greeks gather the number 14. i've been shaved to i think it's all about the expansion of chinese capitalism, connecticut. other, say he, the chinese has a lot of money and this is its way of the landing and asserting and status position in the world. the 1st ship to so by me we're using china is a world power. i mean, you can't overlook that or be indifferent to what is not the not unless you have any of the photo. the me me you walk good in the streets in italy and then you walker industries in shanghai. you don't need to do any analysis on the same the why can please grow at 0 percent, like here and why some other countries grow? it's 8 percent. as you've seen the past to china, you just immediately and i've been weaknesses in years over really important social and economic changes under my eyes. i've come back to europe, but, and i don't see any changes. next time i go to shanghai after a few months. i will look at the under

not just the port commission. a couple of other options explored the existing port code authority, which allows the port commission or the executive director to close a park area under certain circumstances. we don't say with complete confidence that this is allowed, but it is something that we could explore further and there's also an option to amend the port harbor code and traffic code which are not part of the municipal code and, therefore, it does not require a board of supervisor approval. and we could look into that further. so any action to prohibit a use of the promenade would be preceded by a thorough public outreach process for the many types of users from many different places that use the san francisco waterfront. the problem on the promenade is the mixing of pedestrians with faster moving wheeled vehicles, no doubt. no matter what kind of wheeled vehicles they are -- motorized or not. building up a protected bike lane may go a long ways towards solving the problem. so it would be the commission's dec

the port city was a trading house to eastern europe. the iron curtain interrupted billings for decades. now the city wants to return to its former glory and is hoping the chinese will help us when the silk road agreement was signed in march 2019 tree. se was at the center of attention with northern italy was slated to become a major trans shipment center for chinese export presented to augustine, who is head of the port authority. thanks china's interest in tree, yes is a group of it's growing significance. b c, but based on europe is growing a lot old base nations are very easily accessible by, by the part of the as they saw. you know, i think it is very simple. if you look at a map, you see that if you pass through 3 s the and you go to hungary, to germany, to say you arrive foster van busing from the northern arrange port. the city is investing even more in its rail network than in the fort itself. built over 100 years ago. it's direct links to eastern europe are still there. they just have to be upgraded. but 3 is also at pains to e

why is it 1st the lads, european port author of the crossing of west? this is very important for the shipping companies in order to reach the port and then to use it. i just received my hub. so they're very loud. it's vessels. the mother version says we call them starting their route from east asia to where it's europe, really the part of spite a live here that kind of go whatever it these containers. so cars and then as smaller version was those we call them free. the rest of the day that got to go and redistributed to many other ports of me today and lexie the dock workers are skeptical. only 70 to 80 percent of the containers are trans shipped, which won't create any new jobs for the money on the profits. stay with the owner of the fort, the chinese state company, costco. none of it goes to the greeks gather the number 4, i think shave to i think it's all about the expansion of chinese capitalism or connecticut. other say he, the chinese state has a lot of money, and this is, it's way of the landing at the end asserting and status position in the wor

we cannot, before the port privatized, our work was much better and easier. we worked in fixed groups back only as a team of 2. now we don't have enough people now, so that's no longer possible. now we're forced to do the work of 2 men that each one shift in 6 was cancelled. new jobs were created, but hardly any of them offered the same social protection as the workers previously had these proud greek dock workers now work in afford which is no longer their own thing and must be the we think it was a strategic mistake to privatize the biggest important in the country, greece is a country with a huge number of violating the ports are essential, not only economically envisioned, but social, almost in economy. they keep people connect, it is really voice. i miss this, you know, she had to be more greece was forced to privatize the board as part of your demand to tackle the greek debt crisis. ga, ga, goes and his men still blame germany and the you for it. go, goes, is now trying to save what he can and his fighting to protect his people's rights. we must do the

the port of hamburg he stresses that this is a purely economic calculation. but he doesn't deny that political factors also played a role or easy remembers the cold war. and it's worried about any new confrontation, this rotational situation ended. it was of another cold war method of concern for me personally. and for my business in general for me in general. it also is it as a, as a citizen of the european union, we can see that international trade for sure. bridge. we can see that to be helpful to keep them and paid peace. the debate about the role europe will play and the trade war between the u. s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy you bad. i hope to some european leadership because if not, europe risks becoming china. us saying that instead of laura can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what you decide to do that. can you spell that you're going to follow? politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but worldwid

there is greece is most important port. it's been owned by the chinese since 2016. china started investing in the port after the 2008 financial crisis and has made it an economic success. over the last 12 years, cargo handling has increased tenfold. the dock workers here on here one were here before the chinese arrived and saw the changes 1st hand work. it's an honest job and with it i've managed to feed my family. i'm satisfied with your topic has been working at support since 2005 like everyone else here. he demonstrated against the takeover of the fort by the chinese state company, costco, amazon and everything has been a mess since the privatization and if you will get more than ever since the investor got involved here and is only interested in profit and nothing else is our situation has changed, we cannot, before the port was privatized, our work was much better and easier. we worked in fixed groups back to be always as a team of to. now we don't have enough now, so that's no longer possible. now we're forced to do t

the port of hamburg, he stresses that this is a purely economic calculation. but he doesn't deny that political factors also played a role raise. he remembers the cold war and is worried about any new confrontation . this consolidation of the situation ended. it was another cold war method of concern for me personally and for my business in general for me in general, it also is as a citizen of the european union, we can see the international trade for sure. a bridge, we can see that to be helpful to keep them as a piece. the debate about the role europe will play in the trade war between the u . s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. your federal coaches, i hope to some european leadership because if not, europe risks become in china and usa or up can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what europe decides to do that when you spoke of the trigger, the fall politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but worldwide criticis

the way the port operates, leaves room for security lapses and theft. more often than not, the equipment used to scan cargo doesn't work. a 1000000, b, c, r c dot to modify on the jays on the gym at it. and i'm the only one that i'm the i'm going to, i had to do home me lick and mckee. she has had them had to hold in a while, but it was there is little audit and oversight . proper inventories are rarely conducted. i believe those 2000 and phone $1000.00 that to $900.00 they were they moved from the ship before it was the unloaded. the missing amount was there was any move in one way or another from the ship in an illegal way. of course. what many experts have said is the size of the blast indicates that the amount of 2750 tons did not explode the us domestic intelligence agency, the f b i. and french forensic teams, provided some technical assistance in the investigation. and even though their findings have not been made public, it's believed the f b, i concluded, the amount that exploded is 500 times the evidence available so far, just point to incompe

what can you tell me about what it feels like to be there in port-au-prince?ur apologies, we will try to get you audio going. >> hello? >> we have you now. >> i was saying for now, the streets are calm in port-au-prince and other parts of the country. but people decided mostly to stay home, to remain indoors because there was a lot of anxiety, a lot of fear about what could happen next after the assassination of the president. we are in a country, especially port-au-prince, where gangs are ruling, so there are kidnappings and assassinations every. people are afraid now that the president is dead, that the situation could become much worse in the days to come. >> you say there was already in security with the prevalence of criminal gangs and kidnappings. has that deteriorated even more? have you sensed a shift? does it feel more dangerous now on the streets? >> after the assassination, that is what the population, we have that fear. we have that fear that things can become much worse. for now, for example today, the streets are very calm today. >> how do people

the middle east, largest port, causing a fire official, say, the blaze device jebel, ali port her being brought into control. the blonde shook buildings across the city residence as far as 25 kilometers away felt the explosion, which happened just before midnight. local time. the authorities say they would know death all injuries will earlier. my colleague barbara sarah spoke to him hammered, said professor conflict resolution that george mason university says there's reason to doubt the government's fashion for the fire. it was a natural accident. there are 2 scores of thought or 2 scores of analysis, one as we have just heard from the official narrative that when a natural accident, however, the sound of this blood was heard. 25 can all make it as a way that means it is a very sick and explosion and it could have matched what happened in but you wrote last year, which is a good on yours explosion. and it's not just some stuff that was in the cargo the ship. my 2nd thought is that, is there a way we can understand this within the rift that took place of the oh pick plus meeting last we

what would be the significance of targeting the ports? >> since this is one of the main ports. during the meetings of opec plus, since the discussions are economic, there is a message in the long run there will be economic ramifications. there are all of the scenarios looming around what we can deduct from such a huge blast heard 25 kilometers away. anchor: a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university in washington. thank you so much for joining us. haiti's president has been assassinated at his home. the president's killing plunges the country into even more chaos. haiti was already dealing with gang violence, inflation, protests who accused him of increasing authoritarianism. reporter: the home is now sealed off, the scene of an assassination that shocked the international community. the nation's deputy prime minister says armed men you must and spanish stormed the house in the early hours of wednesday. violent street protests calling for him to step down have been a regular occurrence. there are fears his death will plunge this nation into crisis. >> i call

the civil defense guard rushed to the jail alley ports to put up the blaze. reza.

is the largest port. and so he is one of the most important economic training centers between the gulf region, yvonne and east africa. so it essentially be an attack on the u. e. e can nomic nurse center, which in itself is a very strong message. well, that story breaking in the past hours, so we will of course, be following it here and al jazeera for all its developments for the moment. see good new bower form or non resident fellow at the gulf states institute in washington. thank you so much for sharing your views with us. thank you. and there is lots more still to come in this news hour, including, i will tell you why filipinos evacuated from the towel. k, no has more to worry about than any russian expected at any moment. india mourns of bollywood legend. the lip cool mar has died at the age of 9 p.

it directs $1.2 billion toward more effective and modern port in port security, including a $655 million investment towards modernizing our land ports of entry. another $47 million to integrate customs and border protection, detection capabilities and robust investment in border surveillance technology. there is no request for additional border wall construction. our team at customs and border protection employs a wide array of proven tactics and cutting edge technology to defend the american people against dangerous threats to our borders. to support this challenging task the president's budget includes $37 million to integrate aerial border security technologies that will provide a common operating picture for law enforcement. this will enable our board of legal agents regardless of their location to act based on consistent, shared information. this is absolutely essential to protecting our homeland in the 21st century, and it is just a snapshot of the incredible work being done on the front lines as part of our layered approach to border security. i i urge you respectfully to support

this begin in october of last year because of the investment in technology and the focus on the ports of entry here we continue the work of the prior administration in that regard. >> so mr. secretary, do i take it from your answer then that your position is we don't have a crisis at the southern border, that the surge is largely illusory and where no reason to be concerned? there's no need to do anything differently? your policies are working? is at your answer, your policies are working at the border? >> that is a complete mischaracterization of -- >> are policies working at the border? >> what i said, what i said before and i repeat -- >> no, answer my question. are your policies working of the border, mr. secretary, yes or no? are the working? >> we have a plan b we are executing the plan. the plan takes time to execute and we are doing so. let me say this. what makes the plan more challenging is, number one, covid. we have worked through that and our plan addresses that challenge. number two -- >> covid come covid was at its height i your go mr. secretary. with all due respect wa

the port welcomes more than 24 million visitors a year. economic activity here supports $4 billion in economic annual output for the city and more than 16,000 jobs. that is why we're excited to welcome back cruises this fall which brings about 300,000 visitors to the waterfront each year. our cruises will follow the cdc guidelines and we'll have vaccinated passengers and crews and we're expecting our first cruise ship in september. this fall, we're partnering with small businesses and local artists. we want to show case our local talent and create tailor made experiences for fun and enjoyment. from crane cove park to pier 29, activities draw people to the waterfront supporting economic recorpse. these will happen as we welcome cruises, cable cars, fleet week, and hopefully a giants playoff season. thank you all for coming out today supporting our waterfront, a prosperous waterfront is a prosperous city. we welcome you to come down and enjoy some of the world's best views, best food, and best experiences. and now, please join me in welcomin

there is not a lot of newp port capacity being built built from 2009.ces berth capacity in ter terminals. we have to find more infrastructure hopefully this infrastructure plan will be responsive to that. >> by the way, i did not congratulate you on the opening of the leratherman terminal. congrats on the first newp port terminal opened in more than a decade congrats on that >> thank you, brian. appreciate it. >> $9,000 for a box. wow. >>> let's take a step outside the morning markets and check on the other headlines, including why one taylor swift just keeps on making bank it may or may not have something to do with phillip mena in new york with that and more. >> boy do i wish, brian. good morning one week from today, the house will launch its investigation into the deadly insurrection at the capitol on january 6th a committee will dive into the root causes of the siege and recommend how to prevent future attacks. house speaker nancy pelosi announced her appointees and kevin mccarthy announced his and rodney davis and jim jordan and kelly armstrong and

port director mario cordero led me into the port. >> 70% from china specifically. >> what are the oddsumer or ordered with a click online came through this port on a ship just like this? >> you've got maybe an 80% chance that it came through this port complex. >> 80%. >> right. >> how many of these containers today are going back from the united states as full as they are when they come in from asia? >> i would say about a third are going with commodities. at this point, about two-thirds empty. >> wow, that's a lot. let's watch this happen. this is incredible. look at the little claws. this is like global trade version of the claw game at pizza hut. >> more likely this is an empty container going back to asia. >> back along the 710 freeway, claudia and camilla have been listening to the debate over president biden's american jobs plan. do you think there's a need for better paying -- >> definitely. >> -- jobs? >> especially with the cost of living. i'm working two jobs. i couldn't imagine, even working two jobs, with a degree, i am not prepared, i'm not looking forward, and i'm not eve

it's a space port. you are standing at a place that must have been like the first time they built an airport and there were no planes to fly there. >> reporter: i mean, yeah. you know, it's like if there's a one-horse town, this is pretty much it, right, and the horse is, in fact, a future of space. let me just show you this. this speaks to how important this is for the entire state of new mexico because they have wrapped -- they are wrapping very much the identity of the state into the space program, at least for now. on one side is the space. on the other side it's all about new mexico. a quarter billion dollars, the state put in to build this space port here. and we are talking to somebody last night who said that just this event is probably going to bring half a million dollars in hotel money and restaurant money into las cruces alone. las cruces is really the nearest town or city, i should say, second biggest city in new mexico that is really benefiting from this infusion of money. you can imagine

just consider the size of shanghai port, which is scaled bank operations. it's the world's busiest and in a normal year would have handled more than $500000000.00 tons of cargo any more delays could hit exports at a time of peak demand in the us in europe. import is there are due to start restocking warehouses ahead of the year and shopping rush. and then there's the threat of soaring shipping rains. they've already increased sevenfold between shanghai and some european ports in the past year. t airy. it van is. landa is a professor of transport and economics at the university of and he joins us live now from skype. thanks for joining us, professor. can you break it down a little bit? there are supply chains by land, air, and say, is one more important than the other. well, basically we can say to, for international traits, we see that maritime transportation is by far the most important. around 90 percent of all goods, international trade travel via the sea actually. and don't go via arizona minority that goes for air and we see some more cargo coming up v

the port may reject any material. the port will own the material once it's unloaded at the storage site and may use it for the heron's head parks project or other purpose and either party may terminate the agreement within 30 day's notice. next slide, please. the ocean protection counsel is a division of the california natural resources agency. in 2020 for nature based shoreline resilience project to be funded from prop 68 funds. in february of 2021, o.p.c. to implement the heron's head park shoreline project. the grant agreement between opc and the port which is anticipated to be from july 2021 through may 2025. we are required to indemnify the ocean counsel and maintain and we also are to acknowledge the ocean protection counsel in prop 68 as the funding source. next slide, please. this table shows the different elements that comprise the entirety of the heron's head park shoreline resilience project with schedule budget and funding source. note that the ocean protection counsel grant will provide more than half of

the port may reject any material. the port will own the material once it's unloaded at the storage site and may use it for the heron's head parks project or other purpose and either party may terminate the agreement within 30 day's notice. next slide, please. the ocean protection counsel is a division of the california natural resources agency. in 2020 for nature based shoreline resilience project to be funded from prop 68 funds. in february of 2021, o.p.c. to implement the heron's head park shoreline project. the grant agreement between opc and the port which is anticipated to be from july 2021 through may 2025. we are required to indemnify the ocean counsel and maintain and we also are to acknowledge the ocean protection counsel in prop 68 as the funding source. next slide, please. this table shows the different elements that comprise the entirety of the heron's head park shoreline resilience project with schedule budget and funding source. note that the ocean protection counsel grant will provide more than half of

.>> with the budget request with a one.2 billion dollars to modernizing ports of entry will this amountmoney take care of fentanyl and other illicit drugs coming to reports quick. >> yes they will. >> i understand the national capital planning commission recently approved final plans for the new cybersecurity infrastructure security agency and gsa estimates the consolidation the dhs component agencies would save more than $474 million over the next 30 years by releasing spaces for these agencies a 474 billion. can you take a moment to provide an expected timeline for completion of the new headquartersrs and how the consolidation project improves the mission and saves taxpayer dollars? >> i will need to get back to on the precise timelines in the development of the residence at saint elizabeth headquarters. i cannot overstate the importance of the geographic proximity to facilitate greater cohesion within our department. as a matter of fact, not only am i so supportive of the saint elizabeth project that began a number of years ago but looking at a commitment across the country to explor

there has been a implement here just some of the access port shift the focus. the pandemic turned out to be a handy little prefect, the prime minister. it clamped down on the press, covering the waves. the news is covered, the listing post. all that jazz. ah, with case numbers rising, the us president makes a new appeal to americans who resisted getting vaccinated. ah, hello, and welcome on pizza w, watching al jazeera life for my headquarters. here are also coming up a startling warning within 2 weeks, half of me and miles 54000000 people will be infected with cobit 19.

1911, the port would look chaotic because there would be hundreds of vessels operating out of that port on any given day. and, it would be different because there would be a wide variety of styles of vessels. in 1911, you still had hundreds of sailing vessels, school nurse, delivering cargo on the great lakes under sail forces a boat like the schoonmaker which was operated under steam. we are now in the engine room of the james schoonmaker museum ship, and it this is the room where the power button that is created to move the ball through the water comes from. originally, the colonel james m. schoonmaker museum ship had expansive xi mentioned. by the 19 fifties, that technology had been supplanted van. so, the engine was taking out and then use team turban system was placed in it and all the equipment that you see in the engine room today it's based on steam turbine technology. except for the engine of telegraph which is now the other end of the communication system with the pilot house. so when the captain wants the boat to go full ahead, he sends a signal via the communication system

sally reported in port sign julia, what's the latest? where you are right now, we see a lot of people have come to the town and because a lot of the resident to town because we can't stay in their home without water without tricity, they've all come back to try to hear all the mud trees in the streets and the furniture, but we also are hearing where i am right now from another small town of some houses there have collapsed and what appears to be already rushing to try to help people that are trapped in and they have found also some, some people in the collapse houses, thoughts of more than a 1000 people still unaccounted for in the neighboring region. any progress on locating these people that we've heard on the last night, but the high amount of people on account is already told that it is because he internet and phone connected so bad. that is why they can't reach the people we ourselves are having a hard time communicating and connecting to the network. so this is the hope of the offer, but they, they also still expect more, more peop

to port spot rate from shanghai to los angeles swords. remember around $1500.00 per 40 foot container in early 2020. and from a 5 year average of $2177.00 to $4000.00 in september of 2020 to $8000.00 in june of 2021. and 9631 and the week ending july 8th. according to drury supply chain advisors, this would be an increase of over 500 percent from early 20. 20 is a. there's 2 things that we're gonna the last 20 years. number one, money printing, number 2, china enters global economy and all that money printing went over to china, along with american jobs. but the american consumer did notice that because the price of stuff coming in from china, like those white goods, the washer dryers, the tv screen, the clothes was dropping precipitously, lot cheaper. well, at some point, you know, as you pour water into a bucket, at some point the bucket has fall and then the water starts to spill over. so here we have a situation where all the g cheap gains that have accrued due to, including china in to the world trade organization under bill clinton

so it appears elon may be joining us here at space port america. whit? >> a little sportsmanship from the billionaires. gio, thank you. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. new details in the search for a messing mother from new jersey. her son allegedly taken and found hundreds of miles away. now questions about her whereabouts. >>> and the scare on a carnival ride. look at this. looking like it's about to tip over. the bystanders then rushing in to hold it down. on beach day. ght, guys, no ik -i'm down. -yes, please. [ chuckles ] don't get me wrong, i love my rv, but insuring it is such a hassle. same with my boat. the insurance bills are through the roof. -[ sighs ] -be cool. i wish i could group my insurance stuff. -[ coughs ] bundle. -the house, the car, the rv. like a cluster. an insurance cluster. -woosah. -[ chuckles ] -i doubt that exists. -it's a bundle! it's a bundle, and it saves you money! hi. i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody. young woman whispering: hey, did y

imported 2370000 t u and loaded containers according to data from the port of los angeles. this was up from 26 percent from the prior record period of january through may of 2017. so it's a, it's that a new record, high by 26 percent of the previous record high. you can see the parabolic move, it all started. exactly. all of this data started exactly once. the 1st stimulus checks started to pour into american coffers, so it is causing some inflation is causing some friction as well. because of course, you're starting to see headlines suggesting that as china, that's causing inflation or you see signs that as big coined cause and hyperinflation, right? interesting, those to bring brought up in the context of look, china's g d p is up like 18 percent and the u. s. is barely positive. and big. why? because china is trying to grow their economy. you know, if you're trying to grow your economy based on manufacturing stuff and selling it, you're going to end up with people working manufacturing stuff and selling it. if you have an economy based on social justice warriors who are

he's president of an invoice has been assassinated at his home in port prince. the attackers also injured his wife, martine, the president's killing plunges the caribbean country into even more chaos have. he was already enduring gang violence, soaring inflation and protests by opposition. supporters who accused moyes of increasing authoritarianism, the government has declared a state of emergency and closed its international airport. when it happens to be a group of english and spanish speaking persons, they were carrying huge cannibal weapons and killed the president would sing. the perpetrators who murdered the president will have to pay for their actions, facing justice. keep calm, the security of the countries under control to the driving forces of our nation. let's see. harmony to move forward together to make sure the country does not fall into chaos. taliban fighters have launched their 1st before provincial capital in northern afghanistan. since the us and nato began withdrawing their forces. the taliban says it briefly took control of carlino and de ba

if they want to take over the management of couple a port, let's listen to him. use diplomacy knocked us in the 1st of all the united states will take sides with us in terms of diplomacy and diplomatic relations. secondly, in terms of logistics, they will use every means available for it on the hand over every logistical ability they have to turkey. and finally, there will be serious financial and administrative difficulties during this process . they will give us the necessary support to turkey and disrespect as well. if these conditions could be math, we are thinking of taking over the management of capital airport. at least 3 people have been killed in severe flooding and trying his hand on province with more rain forecast. emergency crews have been working to rescue train passengers off to the subway, flooded and the provincial capital to jo. more than 10000 people have been moved to safety. german chancellor, uncle merkle has promised to speed up financial support. victims of the devastating floods that have killed at least 160 people. she visited bad wednes

you see a convoy headed toward space port america.new mexico. doctor, let's talk about what this gets us in terms of advances for humanity. what are the knock-off effects of being in space and continuing a space program other than the fact that it'll motivate young people to say, hey. i want to be an astronaut and they may end up as scientists like you? >> well, when you look at the history of transportation, the history of the railroads, the airplanes, their evolution went in three stages. first the airports and airplanes were used to transport goods, military hardware. then eventually travel became so safe that the elites began to pay premium prices to travel on airplanes and steam boats and trains and then in phase 3 mom and dad can now take an airplane trip to europe in a flash. so we see that space travel is no different. we're also going through these three phases. what is driving it is the fact that costs are decreasing. it costs $10,000 to put a pound of anything into orbit around the planet earth. that is your weight in gold.

million of investments in technology between the ports. i am looking at the projects project by project in fact i just approved the implementation ofti technology with respect to3 that were not previously operationalized. i also approved in the san diego of our border the implementation of technology to complete that section of the border and so as i mentioned before and as i am committed i am looking project by project to understand the technological needs, the mission needs and all aspects of the analysis. >> with all due respect you're not going to have any money to t do that if you followed your own budget. i know these budgets have to go through a white house process having been a director but i hope you will fight for more money for technology between the ports of entry. that's where the encounters were taking place at record levels in terms of the illicit narcotics we talked about. the worst in over two decades as you've acknowledged with regards to migrants and it's about to get a lot worse with regards to. 54 million you are not g

they will dock at the nearby port of la getta instead of the automated world. if that change enormously in the next few years, germany's folks bargain believes it can lead the way. he says it's doubling down on him ability, digitalization, and services. one thing that won't change though is the company see his contract has just been extended for another 4 years, allowing him to lead the new strategy. how about t says folks, bargain must be ready for an electric future by 2030. it's high. the german car maker has a lot of catching up to do the 5th side tracked in recent years by the fallout from the emissions cheating scandal, the autonomy. but when it comes to emissions, these is promising 0 by 2040 can hope for our business models, that means revenue and profit pools really shift gradually through 2031st from intown combustion engines, or c, s 2 electric vehicles and later to software and services. as the market is said, to decline by over 20 percent over the next 10. yes. it's the same time by 2030. the global electric, the market will be on par this i c, c,

and social media video showed a large fireball lighting up the sky both the port.t are you learning about the blast and the fire? >> this is what we know this morning, that operations were not halted last night, and operations are under way at terminal 1. this is where the explosion and the fire took place. that's from a source that's close to the situation, and that's what we're hearing right now. now what we also know from our source is that the containers were labeled to have flammable goods on board. it's been interesting to see the communication and just what we've been hearing from official channels, and also some of the things that we've been hearing from eyewitnesses. so taking a step back here, at 11:45 p.m., a large intense blast was felt where i was, 15 kilometers away from jabaal ali port which is about eight minutes away from this location right now. i also felt my building trerm and felt the reverberation. people who lived closer to the area felt it a lot more intensely. some say it felt like something was going to come through the window. video is sh