j s x is the most expensive, but not by as much as you might think from miami to dallas. ket with j s x would cost you 5.49. on delta and coach. it's only about $100 less at 4.19, but you can go from phoenix to burbank on board one of these planes for $269. a coach seat on delta will cost you 40 bucks more. >> sandra mclemore is a travel expert. private air travel used to be reserved for the top one percent of society. >> the rich, the celebrities, not regular but for just a little more than a business class tickets, regular people and now able to take advantage or private flights to some of the favorite destinations. >> and that was brooke shaffer reporting tonight. people across the globe meantime, are preparing to travel in the wake of the easing of covid restrictions. so here are a few summer holiday booking trends that were reported across europe in asia. not here in the u.s. wednesday is the most popular day to plan a from chip dot com, which shows that tuesday through thursday. as of the peak days for browsing flights and hotels. saturdays are the quietest the most

and his party has decided to the board, obviously are the s j b that is such as prim. thus, his party pushing for the return of the 19th amendment, which basically was the set of rules, the changes to the constitution which strengthened the hand of parliament. and the prime minister ship, and if a dallas, alabama wins that presidency. ah, what seems to be agreed is that he will make such remedies a prime minister in europe a scorching heat wave record temperatures and raging wild fars are risking lives in threatening homes. far as far as in france, greece, portugal in spain of destroyed thousands of actors of land. same basra v reports from one of spain's worst affected areas, zamora ah, battling to control the infernal across spain. it's a race against time to contain wild fires that have been raging out of control from the south of the country to the north. where blazes have scorched 4600 hector's, of land over the past few days. do train journeys also thwarted by the worst wildfires for a decade in a visit to one of the worst affected areas, spain's prime minister p

s j s u does not anticipate an increase in student health fees to offer abortion by medication services , uc san francisco study estimates that 1000 and 38, uc and cal state students get an abortion each month. at san jose state. they say at least 13 to 20 women a month will access abortion pills. we do talk about that from a male perspective, a lot of men probably don't see it from the same perspective as women because they don't have to deal with it quite like women do where you don't have to be the one you don't have to be there to raise the child. you don't have to give birth to the child. so ah, a lot of men are kind of missing that perspective that women are the ones who will be going through that. so why do you get a say in what they will be going through instead of them? san jose state says before the pandemic, its service 20,000 appointments for all healthcare services. but it's unable to predict whether or not demand for reproductive health care will increase next year. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. a new wildfire is burning in shasta county tonight. the fire is located

s. j doesn't just mention 708 and there is more chinese investment in the u. s. their total chinese investment in india is $8000000000.00 for the 16 trillion dollar economy. just about $8000000000.00 in india. mark chinese investment outside is $1.00 trillion dollars. majority of that, or a large part of it is in the u. s. and canada and europe. so, what i was trying to say is wondered about the, the statements given by the chinese ministers. and if you aren't a, b, b, there is a strategic depth between them. china, your trade is over $600000000000.00 and china's investment in c plus 17 countries is quite huge. italy, spain are all of those countries. fortunately, greece and spain, the investment in these bags on board is now functioning in any of the u. s. with infrastructure projects. and i just wanted say that these are all, it's no words. we have to see hard facts before we say that it is, it can get a 2nd of all we have to leave it there. one that one last thing that i would add is that there was also a lot of independence in russia. western europe, or says

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randy mckinney is the chief operating officer at j s acts. t service operates a fleet of all first-class 30 see semi private business jets. we went to miami international airport to watch this j s x flight bound for destin. this guy just landed in miami better than flying commercial. absolutely. but just how much does this first class treatment cost and how does it compare? we picked random flights for next monday, july 18th on some routes. j s x is the most expensive, but not by as much as you might think from miami to dallas. a ticket with j s x would cost you 5.49. on delta and coach. it's only about $100 less at 4.19, but you can go from phoenix to burbank on board one of these planes for $269. a coach seat on delta will cost you 40 bucks more. >> sandra mclemore is a travel expert. >> this is somewhat kind of in favor of the airlines. i guess you would say because private air travel used to be reserved for the top one percent of society. the rich, the celebrities, not regular but for just a little more than a business class tickets, regul

it will serve as a daily reminder to visitors and s. j p d personnel of the sacrifice made by the 13 san jose police officers who have lost their lives in service to their community. in the community that i'm a part of we have been advocating for years for an increase investment into schools into mental health into transitional housing. um various other services that are community desperately needs. so when i first heard the news that the city had invested half a million dollars in a police monument to honor 13 officers. it seemed like there is so much more going on in the city that could that could use the funding desperately. the city says the design and landscaping on the monument will cost $272,000 site clearing and construction is estimated at $354,000. the end of watch memorial is expected to be completed by the end of the year. the city says this location was chosen because it's easy for everyone to see as they walk by, and it's a reminder of the sacrifice the officers made. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. now to an update abo

obviously the s j b that is such as prim. thus his party pushing for the return of the 19th amendment, which basically was the set of rules, the changes to the constitution which strengthened the hand of parliament and the prime minister ship. and if a dallas, alabama wins, that presidency, what seems to be agreed is that he will make such a premier thus a prime minister, obviously a much more powerful prime minister ship. so again, an indication of a sort of the deal making all trying to make the maximum in terms of that power and the seats there, hold in parliament. now just down the road is the parliament building but with emergency as a huge amount of security. if i can just step away for a minute and just show you the degree, you have one bank obviously of police holding this barricade. and just beyond that, you can see an officers members of the military in that buffle one vehicle. obviously there are hundreds that we have seen are deployed here. there are multiple buses here and within the parliamentary complex, becaus

and his party has decided to the board, obviously are the s j b that is such a brim. thus, his party pushing for the return of the 19th amendment, which basically was the set of rules, the changes to the constitution which strengthened the hand of parliament. and the prime minister ship, and if a dallas, alabama wins that presidency. what seems to be agreed is that he will make such raymond as a prime minister, ridging wildfires and burning across large parts of western europe, the flames of threatening homes, forcing evacuations, and burning lives at risk. spain has seen some of the worst foreigners in france. meteorologists say the southwest is going through our heat, apocalypse firefighters, there have been struggling to contain 2 fires, temperatures of sword, past 40 degrees. in some places you case, summer heat wave is breaking records and prompting health warnings. authority say the temperatures could top 40 degrees for the 1st time ever. on tuesday, a deal on prices has collapsed between protesters and the government in panama. the government had agreed to cut

randy mckinney is the chief operating officer at j s acts. the jet service operates a fleet of all first-class 30 see semi private business jets. we went to miami international airport to watch this j s x flight bound for destin. this guy just landed in miami better than flying commercial. absolutely. but just how much does this first class treatment cost and how does it compare? we picked random flights for next monday, july 18th on some routes. j s x is the most expensive, but not by as much as you might think from miami to dallas. a ticket with j s x would cost you 5.49. on delta and coach. it's only about $100 less at 4.19, but you can go from phoenix to burbank on board one of these planes for $269. a coach seat on delta will cost you 40 bucks more. >> sandra mclemore is a travel expert. >> this is somewhat kind of in favor of the airlines. i guess you would say because private air travel used to be reserved for the top one percent of society. the rich, the celebrities, not regular but for just a little more than a business class tickets,

s j s u does not anticipate an increase in student health fees to offer abortion by medication services . a uc san francisco study estimates that 1000 and 38, uc and cal state students get an abortion each month. at san jose state. they say at least 13 to 20 women a month will access abortion pills. we do talk about that from a male perspective, a lot of men probably don't see it from the same perspective as women because they don't have to deal with it quite like women do where you don't have to be the one you don't have to be there to raise the child. you don't have to give birth to the child. so ah, a lot of men are kind of missing that perspective that women are the ones who will be going through that. so why do you get a say in what they will be going through instead of them? jose state says before the pandemic, its service 20,000 appointments for all healthcare services. but it's unable to predict whether or not demand for reproductive health care will increase next year. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. firefighter in san francisco had to be rescued after falling down elevato

s j s u does not anticipate an increase in student health fees to offer abortion by medication servicesudy estimates that 1000 and 38, uc and cal state students get an abortion each month. at san jose state. they say at least 13 to 20 women a month will access abortion pills. we do talk about that from a male perspective, a lot of men probably don't see it from the same perspective as women because they don't have to deal with it quite like women do where you don't have to be the one you don't have to be there to raise the child. you don't have to give birth to the child. so ah, a lot of men are kind of missing that perspective that women are the ones who will be going through that. so why do you get a say in what they will be going through instead of them? san jose state says before the pandemic they serve as 20,000 appointments for all healthcare services. but julie they can't predict whether or not demand for reproductive health care will increase next year. alright lamonica peter's reporting live in san jose for us tonight. thanks, lamonica. texas is suing the biden administration o

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it will serve as a daily reminder to visitors and s. jsonnel of the sacrifice made by the 13 san jose police officers who have lost their lives in service to their community. in the community that i'm a part of we have been advocating for years for an increase investment into schools into mental health into transitional housing. um, various other services that our community desperately needs. so when i first heard the news that the city had invested half a million dollars in a police monument to honor 13 officers it seemed like there was so much more going on in the city that could that could use the funding desperately. the city says the design and landscaping on the monument will cost $272,000 site clearing and construction is estimated at $354,000. the end of watch memorial is expected to be completed by the end of the year. the city says this location was chosen because it's easy for everyone to see as they walk by, and it's a reminder of the sacrifice the officers made. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. newsom is visiting the whit

it will serve as a daily reminder to visitors and s. j p d personnel of the sacrifice made by the 13 san jose police officers who have lost their lives in service to their community. in the community that i'm a part of we have been advocating for years for an increase investment into schools into mental health into transitional housing. um various other services that are community desperately needs. so when i first heard the news that the city had invested half a million dollars in a police monument to honor 13 officers. it seems like there's so much more going on in the city that could that could use the funding desperately. the city says the design and landscaping of the monument will cost $272,000 site clearing and construction is estimated at $354,000. the end of watch memorial is expected to be completed by the end of the year. the city says it shows the police administration building for this location because it's easy to see and people can see it as they walk by, and it's also a reminder of the sacrifice the officers made. alex alr

i mean, it's, it's, it's a huge testament to j. w. s t that when it was 1st streamed up, there were new planets around other styles we have never found any and yet it's very capable in the science. so i think that idea of looking out into space and looking for places where life might exist. potential environments, more than 30 percent of the observing time in the 1st year was actually going to that particular topic. so that's a real measure of how important that is in the scientific community and very exciting as well. mr. mark the conference senior advisor for science and exploration that the european space agency. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight and congratulations to you and your colleagues. good job. thank you very much. my pleasure. ah, in ukraine authorities or warning that moscow is gearing up for a new push in the don't best region, but it's not just the east of ukraine causing concern. ukraine's border with bell roof is also seeing a troubling military buildup. western intelligence agencies say russian soldier

s. president j bought and is also laying out his trash in the middle east. what we can see there is the saudi crown prince mohammed, bin salmon, who is hosting the event meeting with the could tar of a mayor of guitar to me and. and how might autonomy shake to me lots of meetings coming up with this is our desert. these your top stories, as we've been reporting you as president joe biden, this meeting latest on the sidelines offer regional summit and saudi arabia where he's been laying out his strategy for the middle east. laser delegates will be discussing issues from security, cooperation to food and energy, bought in arrived in saudi arabia on a friday on the last leg of regional tool. he's been criticized for a fist bump with the saudi crown prince. u. s. intelligence accused of ordering the killing of the journalist, jamal cash or g. the israeli military says it's carried out and asked strike all now hum us target in gaza, all to rockets were fired towards the southern city of asked along. the army says it hit a weapons manufacturing site shall anchors

johnny asked to explain the significance of the j. w. s t is our panel of scientists in california. jesse christenson, a project scientist with the nasa zill planet archive renee doyen principal investigator for the web telescopes, fine guidance sensor and info red imager, known as nearest and in nova scotia, la moda, an observational astronomer with the dunlap institute for astronomy and astrophysics. and of course, if you want to ask a question to our panel, jump into our live you tube. chad and you can be part of today's conversation. all right, so, so much to discuss, i want to start with, with the basics, kind of the emotion of this moment if you will, jessie, we built this, i say we of course i haven't done anything but we built his incredibly complex telescope. i believe it's a 100 times, at least more sensitive than it's 30 year old predecessor. why is this so exciting to what does it actually enable us to do? well, hobble it's been such an amazing observatory for humanity for decades now. and there is some things where hubble has

it deserves better using that hash tag, they are rename j w s t. a lot of people might say, well, who cares? why is this controversial, your thoughts on this, jesse? yes, so james webb was a nasa administrator during the apollo years and was very instrumental in having the cisco sent successful apollo missions prior to his time at nasa. he was in leadership at the state department when the state department was going through this period of purging a l g b t. people from the state department. this is in the early fifties and it's not clear that james webb had any specific role in that. but he was in leadership in the state department at the time. and so then it comes into this, you know, what responsibility did he have to stop it? you know, was he a product of his time? was he following orders? when it's very unclear the extent to which he was involved in this. so there's just some murkiness at it's made people. it's always a shattered things a bit. it's made people uncomfortable because you don't want to think that this incredible new instrument tha

s. president said, j abiding fight and signing an executive order to help safeguard women's access to contraceptives and abortion. this is after the supreme court overturned that landmark ruling road versus wade, which legalized abortion in 1973 biden. describing the returning as an exercise in rule political power. let's go straight to give it back to joe biden, with the female was to say, let me i tried to put a call in to who the president prime minister. ah, and i, he whistled it very late there night. i'll be talking there in the morning. i'm going to be stopping assigned to condolence folk as a japanese embassy in the way, the c i o. this hasn't happened to japan in decades and decades. i gum told all way back to the late thirties, mid thirties, and it's a homemade weapon. i've only seen a photograph of it the just far who's going to be going in again, any more detail later as they find out the detail. but arms. the fact is that one thing did strike my, get my attention that this is the 1st use of a weapon. the murder, someone in in japan. and i think we have thus far have 3000.

of course, i don't know who stevie i know for the don't know as much as a j a. d. 's 1st opinion, finance is come on both with ah what a dollars you thought you had a room with.

but j. w. s t is designed to look for the very 1st galaxies that formed in our universe just after the big bang, 13800000000 years ago. and that light has been traveling to us for almost at that time. and it's about to be caught by james webb, and we'll get an insight into how those galaxies were when they were very young. of course, they changed in the meantime, those galaxies, that those great distances are now probably like our milky way that we're able to use james web as a kind of a time machine to look back at greater and greater distances. and therefore, to earlier times in the universe and what is that that makes the telescope so special? well, it's very different to hubble in the sense that instead of being a relatively small mirror and in a tube, which is what he made, conventional telescopes used to be built. this is a huge mirror. that in fact, is 18 pieces of beryllium covered in gold, which had to unfold in space. and it's also incredibly cold. it's 233 degrees celsius below freezin

it's catch up on some other stories making headlines, j. u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and says roughly 25000000 people around the world are currently victims of human traffic. that's according to the state department's annual report on the issue. report also stressed that russia's invasion of ukraine has left ukrainian. refugee is highly vulnerable to try to traffic of the us. house of representatives has approved a bill to recognize same sex marriage at the federal level. the measure is in response to growing concerned that the supreme court could nullify a previous ruling guaranteeing marriage equality. it's unclear of the bill has enough support to pass sent. australian official said they've detected foot and mouth disease in recently imported meat products. the highly contagious animal disease. hoses a major threat to the countryside or cultural industry. travelers arriving in australia from certain regions will now be asked to walk across disinfectant mats at airports. now to ukraine and russian missiles struck a residential area

you school course, i don't know who stevie i know. paula delano is that a j a d. s for us to play in finance is come on with. with this is the western side of the northern sea route. the whole winter ice breaking activity is concentrated on the western side where the developed deposits are found throughout no vessels to the east. in winter though, for many years there's been talk of year round navigation, but in practice it still comes down to occasional convoys. pollution little don't go in your book, whitfield. thank you. oh and that is going you can or you were to were on the folks that she was london school the room. can you tell us that vehicle we were open data . sure. as words he'll say on there was more than that should mean that is can, you can zeal is where you could going in which glochelle i'm not that i know of now there's talk of rerouting oil and gas exports to asia, china, india, and pakistan. but the pipeline infrastructure to the east isn't developed yet, not one new route to china. for example, has yet been finished. it, they will know the tempera

what is that to prevent when force labor is non existent, j. u. s. week a force labor sanction act is built on lies and to design to go off the changing strong economic status, such as agriculture, solar industry, to improve race and to stabilize the region. so joe as well as as earlier, the other 2 is because mention that there is no the due diligence auditing is not possible in the region. the auditors, the moment they land in the airport in the region, they are locked up as well. workers cannot speak to auditors or investigators freely and but still there have been survivors made successful and made out of the region and have skipped to central asia or to the us. we have forced paper camp survivors who have testified on their experience, experiences, how they happen for they were forced to work, making glows well, forced to teach in a camp or force to force to make other types of products, whether it's sweaters or shoes. there are 4th labor survivors out there that can testify on, on their shoulder as it is. and how for steeper it does exist in t

j. u. s. prosecutors have charged the 2nd haitian a gang member with hostage taking for his alleged role in the kidnapping. last year, the group abducted 16 american missionaries in puerto prince last october and were working for the ohio based missionary group christian aid ministries, father, the hostages were later set free while the rest escaped. also in haiti had been protest in the capitol barking a year since your fascination of it. i sent out my eyes demonstrates his denounced the lack of progress in the case boys was gone down inside his home. this have arrested more than 40 people in connection with the murder, including a group of former columbian soldiers, but no one has been charged but keener facades. former president has returned home for the 1st time since he was deposed in a popular uprising 8 years ago. days company or was invited to discuss the country's future with the head of a military genta that seized power in january and for other format heads of state. unprecedented

buttoning and groups in the mouth as the current balance in the salt fidelis member, our jazeera, a bull, j u. s. prosecutor say the man accused of killing 7 people as an independent stay parade near chicago has admitted to carrying out the attack. 21 year old robert creamer was denied bail during a court appearance on wednesday. he is charged with 7 counts of 1st degree murder and faces life in prison. he is accused to find more than 70 rounds into the crowd . and highland park on the 4th of july haskell, han reports now from washington, dc. the suspect and the highland park shooting at the 4th of july parade is facing charges of murdering 7 people. he repaired, in court today was denied bail, but prosecutors and police gave many more details. they say that crypto actually confessed to the crime, they say he then gotten the car drove not far away to madison. wisconsin in that area found a 4th of july parade had another some out of magic weapon in his car at least 60 bullets that he thought about opening fire on that crowd. but they say he changed his mind because he hadn't done enough planning.

randy mckinney is the chief operating officer at j s acts.mi private business jets. we went to miami international airport to watch would cost you 5.49. on delta and coach. it's only about $100 less at 4.19, but you can go from phoenix to burbank on board one of these planes for $269. a coach seat on delta will cost you 40 bucks more. >> sandra mclemore is a travel expert. >> this is somewhat kind of in favor of the airlines. i guess you would say because private a4r travel used to be reserved for the top one percent of society. the rich, the celebrities, not regular but for just a little more than a business class tickets, regular people and now able to take advantage of private flights to some of the favorite destinations. interesting. >> okay. 5.27. is the time coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a school district in the east bay left to clean up this mess caused by vandals will tell you what they found after seeing multiple classrooms ransacked. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. this dad and daughter were dr

first to say that the man who j. s a, people are, have many points of view. some people and some organizations want to increase recognition additional rights and others, one more economy and groups like kam, which was mentioned before they, they won complete independence from cherry to start their own state. so if there is, there is not just one session, but what i would say that could happen if the new constitution is approved. where many, many of the articles deal with indigenous peoples rights and nurse rights to self determination and their culture. and the b o tend to be, they could have over their territories. i think that could split some of the more radical organizations with some kind of attempting to negotiate or cooperate with the atlanta authorities and isolating the more pro violence, affection. now, thank you very much. fran, how things understand all of that better. del for d. c. turning a staff from santiago, thank you very much. so now po francis has hinted that he might be considering retirement. he says this wheat strip to canada has been c