bart station agents bart station agents say, they are working in fear of being attacked at any given time on the job.. the concern for safety is at an all- time high.. particularly at the macarthur bart station, where a bart employee was attacked over the weekend. (ken) today kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to the station agent's representative about what they say is lack of safety once they step out of the booth (pkg)sotsafiyya taha-shaheed is the union representative for bart's 309- station agents. she says of the transit agency's stations, the macarthur station in oakland has become one of the most dangerous for passengers and station agentssotthat violence includes the july 2018 stabbing death o

station it is still called where the. station saw. this report that if the say or good. story make a. large blue like. some people come to stockholm specifically to see the subway on substantial to most of some of the stations even take place in some of the guys mary on the sun knows a great deal about the stock and underground. and. personally i'm very fond of public art because normally it's so you lauch and especially in the make choices just. they shows are so weak you sort of feed the art in your body you can't just take it in with your eyes but you feet with your whole body and you need sort of to walk around to see all the different angles and things that's different. in this gallery there's no shortage of new angles to explore in stock taking the subway becomes a trip through the history of contemporary art it's. almost all we have time for all this time around but maybe you can join us again tomorrow so don't forget to follow us on social media but also myself and then tell you might see him here in the german capital bye bye thanks for watching. next time on yo

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make over stockholm subway stations are turned into magnets for art lovers. pasta for posterity a food blogger collects casa rescues directly from the source this time granny's. every september the danish island of luma becomes a hotspot for vintage cars whose is now the usually peaceful beach on the north sea coast is a full with howling engines and participants dressed up to fit the occasion while twenty thousand spectators were revved up for room of this year so let's see what got their engine going. racing over the beach at full speed in vintage big goals on the danish island of worm a classic cars a motorcycle show just how much life is left in them to be traced is the only one of its kind in europe. not every collar street legal like this one fitted with an airplane engine. the race is open to all vehicles built before nine hundred forty two the track is two hundred nine meters long or exactly one eighth of a mile. courts and katherina fun t. have come from bavaria to take part there driving a nine hundred twenty eight model a ford it's the roadster ver

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some of the stations resemble cain brought home. the earliest was sculpted out of the subterranean bedroom in the nineteen seventies and then now a source of inspiration for many new artists. the study on the station is famous for its rainbow design and its colorful signage . it opened in one nine hundred seventy three and was designed by and ohana. the professor at sweden's royal institute of arts he's always been fascinated by the vibrant colors of the sky in full in its manifestation. even now eighty seven years young. the struggle. for. station in store called. saw. a report that if the all rika. story make a. large blue like. this some people come to stockholm specifically to see the subway amounts. of some of the stations even take place in summer with god it's marie on the sun no secret deal about the stockholm underground. and. personally i'm very fond of public art because normally it's so you lauch and especially in the make choices just. they shows are so weak you sort of feed the art in your body you can't just take it i

and dialects from the international space station direct space station director classrooms all over the country. in fact all over the world to get the next generation of students engaged in activities. and so, they're doing on the international space station are averaging one downlink to a classroom the day in some cases two or more a day. that's a very positive development. the other thing we have is this amazing cadre of either retired astronauts are to master not better not flying in the immediate future and we are deploying them to classrooms all over the country and getting them to engage students. but i think the one thing we can do more than anything else is accomplished a stunning achievement. we have to have that one kind of bright shining moment where people can say wow, that is what nasa just did. new horizons was one of those when it flew by pluto and we got the first images in human history of pluto, which of course people had envisioned, they have their own ideas on pluto for years and now a senior for the first time for real and were able to make my guess is to actual

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quick update on station 16? >> commissioner hayes-white: my understanding is both station 16 and station 5 are on delay. the latest we'd heard was that station 16 was looking at opening in november . i don't believe that is going to happen. there are some delays associated with that project, as well as which was very disappointing to me because they've been on track the whole time, station 5 will go into the new year, so if you want more specific information -- >> commissioner veronese: we can punt. >> commissioner hayes-white: we can punt until the next meeting. >> commissioner veronese: do you want to punt to the next item or the next meeting? >> commissioner hayes-white: either one. >> commissioner veronese: it's up to you. >> you knew we were going to put you on the spot. >> commissioners, good morning, chief, maureen, secretary maureen. assistant deputy chief tony rivera. in terms of fire station 16, the latest developments are an updated schedule has been submitted to d.p.w. on behalf of the contractor. th

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but i'm looking at a few of the stations such as station one, which has 387 no home, station 3, 471, station 36, 333. and i'm just wondering, those are -- if you look at that, that's nearly ten calls a day from each of those stations. some of them more. and i'm wondering now that we have this information we're gathering this -- i think we have been doing this for probably more than eight or nine months, if there's anything that we're learning from this information and in there's any way that the department is, for example, evolving now that we know that these three stations have more than ten calls a day? and you don't have to answer this now but maybe in a future meeting, if you could take a look at these numbers and tell us what the department is learning from these numbers and how perhaps it could evolve in the future to better serve the people, and for that matter, how we're using this information to educate other departments, including the executive and legislationtive branch -- legislative branches of the committee. >> chief hayes-white: certainly. we can come back to you with

station. one of the scripts. first i just made a sketch and posted it on social media as in germany t.v. saw it on facebook and told me if trump wins we'd like to post it the morning after the election. not there at the time i was quite disappointed because i was sure he wouldn't win every time he'd been following term selection the illustration was often used in protests in the u.s. it's been shared millions of times on social media. become the idea came to me right away what took longer was working on how to depict lady liberty is colossal so how do i get her into the picture if i kept the original scale would he climb a ladder to reach or which elements could i leave out which i could not show. to give those illustrations appear in many leading german newspapers and magazines he originally started working in business administration. but then he felt an urge to do something creative and began drawing he expresses his interest in politics through pictures and he's not afraid to take a stand. you're thirty i want

and of course her participation on space station. we had then gone on to other things you've heard about from the administrator. we are a key player in not in terms of providing the guidance system. the thing i want to make is that these are all government to government cooperative arrangements and they were done in an era where they were expanding budgets in canada and expanding budgets in the united states. we are now in a different era. we have the commercialization of space is taken off as we all know. we have new clients for space systems every day, which are not governmental. governments are moving from the business of owning and operating their own space systems to buying services from the commercial sector. we have the so-called new space environment where companies are raising substantial capital in the open market to build systems to provide services to their customers. in my view, and this new environment for space means that we have to think carefully about the types of cooperation we are going to have in the future. my c

the first one is i heard criticize union station. i think the people are overjoyed at the prospect of having an enhanced rail system that includes connecticut rail, amtrak, bus transportation, the opportunity for cap transportation. you drive by there today, and there is more economic activity there. it is 71% rented. these are the investments that have long-term consequences. >> fema has not responded to the request to open up the disaster housing assistance program. what should the next for hurricane maria evacuees? rep. neal: i came to the conclusion quickly that one of the biggest problems confronting puerto rico is what had happened to the grid. before the storm, it was only operating at 10% capacity. with members of the delegation, we visited and met with the governor of puerto rico, congressman gutierrez. we talked about what needs to happen on the island of puerto rico. the governor of puerto rico was in to see me. we had a productive meeting. i am on their schedule to talk about these issues. i am glad you mentioned fema. wh

a union representative for bart's 300- station agents says the macarthur station in oakland has becomegerous for passengers and workers. in july... 18- year-old nia wilson was stabbed to death at that station. and over the labor day weekend... an agent was hit from behind while trying to help two women who were being harassed. ( james ) it is against company policy for station agents to carry any sort of weapon. bart police are still looking for the attacker. ( james ) police are investigating an attack at the lafayette bart station. it happened just before 4:30 yesterday morning. police say a woman was w

for the international space station. in fact, the international space station has been there for 18 years. so when we need to do is figure out how does nasa go further? if we want to stay in the lower orbit the next 20 years, we shouldn't change anything. but if we want to go further, if we want to go back to the surface of the moon with a stable architecture which includes robots and other things, we can't keep doing what we've been doing the last 20 years. i have to be really clear with this as well. we do not want a gap in human activity in the the lower orbit. in order to make sure that stays true, we have to start today thinking about where we're going to be seven years from now. so we have to think about, how do we commercialize lowerth orbit? how does nasa become one of many customers driving down our cost for access for humans to lowerth orbit? and how do we have humans all enabling cost and innovation and doing more than ever before in lowerth orbit? so ultimately when we are a customer of many customers and we

the station. in the russian segment he'll have to carry out dozens of experiments and maintain the station he's got so much to do that it doesn't even have time to make. his american colleagues helping out. peggy whitson stay here was extended so now she'll be working together with jack. to ensure. good. news or good news was good. fortune. this experiment is the most delicious one. zero gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer but space also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. special first off . it's all the. somehow didn't really work. on mr need. a phone. call in the office there and a little warmth in the. shallow water. of the. host schools do not have five hundred dollars emergency. as crazy. population doesn't have mo

it's been station 15, station 19, station 7, station 4. a lot of times, if there's a class in session, which there will not be this time, we do it at station 7. so more to follow on that, but we'll put a general order out, and it goes through exactly sort of what the program is for the day. >>commissioner cleaveland: so you've not picked a station yet? >> commissioner hayes-white: i have not. and sometimes we'll get requests by the mayor's office. >>commissioner cleaveland: so what time? >> commissioner hayes-white: it's generally early in the morning. usually 6:30, 6:45, but that's part of the general order, and we will coordinate with the mayor's office if mayor breed is interested in participating at any side. >>commissioner cleaveland: i think it's important to invite the mayor. okay. thank you so much. thank you for your report. chief nicholson, come on up, or as they say on tv, come on down. >> greetings again, commissioners, chief, sister maureen. deputy chief administration jeanine nicholson. i'm going to try to wow you tonight wit

for more than 40 years since atomic kicked off my career at union station until union station opened, it was led by me. i was grateful for ted kennedys work. john is a friend of mine. the solicitation for funds on that basis overwhelmingly was driven by me. >> moderator: let's move on to the next question about farming. farming is important to the district. the farm bill solve the following two connection problems? farmers making a living and families have access to that food? neal: for sure. you can see one of the problems we have with farming and agriculture across the united states are the trump tariffs. they've not been helpful to the national discussion in the national debate. in addition to which twice during the campaign ms. amatul-wadud has suggested i is on because i voted against farm to pick up into with farm bill did. cut infant and women's healthcare programs. cut back on subsidies for poor people, and it cut back on the opportunity for local farmers to enhance that own on their own economic achievements like to understand as well making sure the infants in the pioneer va

the station. in the russian segment you'll have to carry out dozens of experiments and maintain the station he's got so much to do that it doesn't even have time to make his american colleagues helping out. peggy whitson stay here was extended so no she'll be working together with jack. good good good news it was a good to see a stooge george. bush and bush are going to your lordship. this experiment is the most delicious one the lettuce was grown at zero gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but spaceman also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill first off we can find it's on the wall how could we have to work out physical exercise. two to two and a half hours a day because if you don't have goo

for the international space station. the government has been supporting for lower orbit. and the international space station has been there for 18 years. we need to figure out how does nasa go further? if we want to stay in lower orbit for the next 20 years we shouldn't change anything. but if we want to include human activities, robotics, a lander to mars we can't keep do what we've been doing for the last 20 years. i have to be clear with this as well. we do not want a gap in human activity in lower earth orbit and we're not going to have a gap in human activity in lower earth orbit. if that remains true, we've got to think where we'll be seven years from now. we've got to think how do we commercialize lower earth orbit. how does nasa become one of many customers driving down our cost of access to humans to lower earth orbit and how do we have providers competing on cost and innovation and enabling us to do more than ever before in lower earth orbit. how do we make that a reality. ultimately when we're a customer of ma

return to earth is the station commander. in the russian segment you'll have to carry out dozens of experiments and maintain the station he's got so much to do that it doesn't even have time to make his american colleagues a helping out faster nor peggy whitson stay here was extended so now she'll be working together with jack. for the future. good. news or good news which is good news don't just enjoy. watching. this experiment is the most delicious one. zero gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological in physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer but space also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health. she's closely to see if they exercise enough. special treatment first off we can find it's all that we have to work out physical exercise. to get two and a half hours a day because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and your bones just. go away and

space station can be steered out of its way. still there have been collisions which released even more space debris into orbit. when russian rockets take off from their baikonur launch pad debris often rains down over siberia and kazakstan and not just there either. large pieces of space junk have been found in regions far away from launch sites. came from america's sky lab space station increased solar activity d. stabilized schuyler absorb it and sent it tumbling to earth around midnight on the night of july the eleventh one thousand nine hundred seventy nine parts of it came down in western australia reportedly killing a cow. in january of one nine hundred ninety seven in tulsa oklahoma lucky williams was struck in the shoulder but wasn't hurt she's the only human so far to be hit by space junk. research just want to find ways to clean up the earth's orbital junkyard the technology is still in the development phase though. until that's done the planet cloak of space waste will just keep on growing and with it the danger. prob

says the bangor has become much more than just a short wave radio station. it's become the lungs with which sudanese people breathe by reporting on security safety displacement health issues fundamental to the survival of sudanese people for example there was a cholera outbreak count which the government denied claiming it was severe diarrhea didn't just create awareness and also offered advice. when the war was raging in darfur we were informing people where the fighting was taking place so they had information on how to get to safety technically debunker has saved their lives when. other media outlets in sudan was censored to bangas location in amsterdam allows its journalists to report freely the government and its state media the darfur crisis is over but the bank tells a different story they report on the absence of security the poor conditions in the camps the number of victims casualties the number of those displaced the government doesn't want that side of the crisis to come out. here with my little while and it's a known fact that they've created a

so there might be a little clue there. >> jimmy: oh, is it -- >> station. >> jimmy: a station in c newr ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'll see you tomorrow night at the statue of liberty, buddy. absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] i got that i got it. statue of liberty tomorrow ght, definitely. could you tell the line, that's a good line that willie nelson y once said ? that somebody interviewed you and asked you about retiring orh sog. >> yeah. you know, once you get to the age of 65 or even 64, but 65. that is the retirement age when i was growing up. like, somebody told me it's 66 now. >> jimmy: it went up one year. >> they added -- added a little year without telling me. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so, i was looking at that and thinking, "oh, my god. i'm not ready to retire. what do i do?" you know. so i was talking to willie nelson about it. i said, "man, willie, you know. are you going to retire?" he said, "retire from what?" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that is exactly correct. paul, i love you. we're going to see you soon. thank you so much, and i ly, rea