uh, in the crisis year of 2019. air transportation was subsidized on three hundred and sixty routes. there are currently 200 subsidized route networks. it has 628 directions 317, of which remote hard-to-reach settlements and, for example, according to the results of the meeting on june 24 this year, the commission of the ministry of transport of russia to consider the application for carriers to participate in the subsidy program implemented, additional communication routes were received by such cities as gorno-altaisk, krasnoyarsk e , magnitogorsk nizhnevartovsk novy urengoy surgut syktyvkar and tobolsk please tell me if these routes are popular subsidized routes? it is worth noting that popularity is not the main thing. the main thing is to enable residents to fly, especially within the region, these commercial flights are not always in demand - this is a social task that the country's leadership and the federal air transport agency, together with the airline, will achieve funding for pent-up air travel. increases annually, despite

expenditure plan for the county transportationrity and submitting to the voters at an election to be held on november 8, 2022, amending the business and tax regulations code to continue in effect the existing local transactions and use tax at the existing rate of 0.5% for 30 years to fund transportation improvements under the 2022 transportation expenditure plan. increasing the transportation authority's appropriations limit by the amount checked under the transactions and use tax for four years from november 8, 2022, authorizing the transportation authority to issue limited tax bonds secured by transactions and use tax revenues. affirming the transportation authority's determination under the california environmental quality act and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 101.1. the members of the public joining us remotely and wish to comment on this ordinance, call 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 24892610924. then press pound twice. once connected, press st

this requires the sustainable development of ferry lines fares. such transportationshould not affect the cost of goods for the population and cargo of recipients, it is also necessary to ensure the availability of air communication with the region for citizens airlines are reimbursed for costs due to increased travel distances. another task against the backdrop of sanctions is to increase the rate of import substitution in the transport industry, if for building materials it is now minimal, depending on foreign supplies, then for technology, it remains quite high, and at the same time, last year was not just successful, but the best in the history of transport construction. the deputy prime minister spoke about this. marat khusnullin. here is one of the figures 163 million square meters of asphalt were laid only in last year. in terms of transport construction and infrastructure renewal, 21 years have been the best in history. this means that we have built the largest number of repaired roads. we have received the largest amount of funding in history. 163 million squ

i think the future of transport will be a future of big technology change. 0pass app and smart mobility system deployed in genoa is currently in trial but discussions are taking place with other cities around the world to expand its use further. perhaps one day hop—on, hop—off really will be the transport of the future. there are lots of incredibly dangerous workplaces and a drilling rig is probably one of them. we've just had a talk with the safety manager who has pointed out everything on board that could potentially explode, and the only way to get people in when you are hundreds of miles away at sea is via a helicopter to do an inspection. so using robotics to monitor the space and keep an eye on things so using robotics to monitor this place and keep an eye on things could be a solution. this particular rig in norway has been parked up for refurbishment so the robots can be put through their paces and get some practice in. this robot is making a sd map of the whole rig, a bit like a google street view. why is it called weik? weik — weik is a norwegian wo

the workforce. you're working very hard. our transportation security officers are on their feet or their entire shift. many of them show up 3:30 in the morning to make sure the checkpoint is open for the first passengers that arrive and they have a job that is significant responsibility just they cannot make a mistake and the work that they do because if they do then some passenger or some passengers belongings might get into the sterol area of an airport that shouldn't be there are on board an aircraft so i have enormous respect for the work our officers do every day and also their leadership at airports that supports them. thank you for mentioning bradley international airport. this job is very hard to particularly now when you think of the rapid resurgence thankfully of growth in the aviation industry. when passengers get frustrated and i understand why they do. the people that they see at the airports are going to be the transportation security officers or the gate agents or when they get on board the aircraft. none of those employees no m

from the transportation authority. this request is for slow debose triangle at the request of chair mandelman we are veterans thanksgiving to fund community workshops and developing concepts for what is called, vision slow triangle. which would include traffic calming and public realm improvements. work would be done with uc berkeley graduate students who have done work. and so we are looking forward it seeing the work over the sum and are recommendations this e merge from the plan. and for the next request i am invite rachael or department for planning to speak to the district one neighborhood program request. >> good morning, commissioners, yes, rachael deputy for planning. this is a request from district one commissioner chan's office for a community based neighborhood transportation planning effort. will be a multimodal in scope. so during the scoping process there is interest from the community from transit service planning and reliability and transit -- of priority and features. supporting um -- transit stops. and

and for the development of the budget results of work the transport industry for the twenty-first year has failed colleagues and the ministry of transport will have to do even more in the coming years, despite the sanctions, international pressure among the new tasks is the creation of new logistics corridors . dmitry moroka will tell the details. to reorient cargo to the east to support air transportation, as well as to ensure the availability of the kaliningrad region by all means, these and other tasks are facing the russian transport industry against the backdrop of severe international restrictions on all calls, and also, the successes achieved were discussed at the final board of the ministry of transport under the sanctions. russia is increasingly entering the asian markets here too, but the key task. this is to increase, e.g., cargo flows, an important role in this is played by the investment program of russian railways in the amount of 88 billion rubles. by the end of the year, the capacity of the east direction should reach 158 million tons of cargo.

tsa is charged with protecting the nation's transportation systems while also ensuring the free movement of people and commerce. tsa's nearly 60,000 employees play a critical role in securing our nation's transportation modes, including commercial aviation, general aviation, mass transit systems, freight rail, passenger rail, highways, pipelines and ports. the 43,000 plus transportation security officers who screen air travelers every day are among the most visible part of tsa through the public but there are many others in the tsa workforce including transportation security inspectors, federal air marshals, visible intermodal prevention and response teams. so this committee greatly appreciate the dedication shown by you, admiral pekoske, and the vast majority of tsa's frontline of employees who continue to work threat the covid-19 pending. each day tsa screens more than 2 million passengers, and 1.4 million checked items for explosives and other dangerous items. growth in air travel is expected to continue and will either approach or exceed pre-pandemic volumes in the coming months. tsa

when much of the country remain home amid the covid 19 pandemic. transportation security officers have been part of the recovery of air travel we are seeing this summer. federal air marshals protect the nation during high-level incidents with a level of professionalism and integrity that serves as a model for the tsa family. the workforce is an inspiration to me deserving of our supports of starting with the 2023 budget request which provides pay equity for tsa employees and puts them on equal pay footing with their counterparts in the federal governors. if confirmed i will do what i can to advocate and implement and work hard to ensure the workforce is well prepared to meet the challenges of the next 5 years and beyond, tsa does not do its job alone. our success depends on cooperation between the agency and its partners. we continue partnerships with critical stakeholders, airlines, airports, state and local governments, other agencies, foreign governments, pilots, and flight attendants. equally important are growing partnerships with the surface transportation

to lead the transportation security administration. i want to welcome you back, administrator, to the committee. senator cantwell has a lot going on right now and i was a little late because i had another obligation with a grade to come over and help out with sharing the hearing. so tsa employees, like those in minneapolis, st. paul international airport, keep our sky safe, our travelers on time and the airport running day in and day out. it's critical that we rise to meet increased demand for air travel and properly balance the need for safety with a quality experience for travelers. congress created tsa on november 19th 2001 in the wake of the attacks of september 11th. to strengthen the security of our nations transportation systems. and to prevent future terrorist attacks over the past two decades tsa has evolved to deploy advance technologies like touch-less screening capabilities and to address the new national security risks. like cybersecurity. i'm sure something on your mind. tsa must adapt to meet new threats, including those

anyway, that is it from us from the riverside transport museum. bus, please. bye for now. we've seen a bit of welcome rain for some parts of england and wales. the sunniest positions have been in scotland. very pleasant here but after the cloud and rain across eastern scotland, it will brighten up eastern scotland, it will brighten up too. we will see clouding western england. patchy rain across on eastern areas but temperatures on the humid side, 26—27 c in eastern scotland. if you are heading off to the commonwealth games events today after this morning's cloud and rain don't be some sunny spells developing as we go into the evening. the chance of a few showers close by to wembley by the time we get to the kick—off with that big match between england and germany. things will turn dry here although if there are showers around it will be in eastern england tonight. clearer skies and a fresher night. glasgow city centre, 27 celsius. a sunny start for many here. eastern parts of england starts cloudy, sunny afternoon to come. in the west after that

it is important to continue developing our own production in the transport sector. ve already mentioned aviation. but of course, we will also need sea vessels and modern rolling stock for our railways at the domestic component base, as well as public transport trucks and construction equipment. there can be digital transformation to increase efficiency the prime minister instructed the industry to continue work on it in order to reduce costs and speed up cargo and passenger traffic, advanced domestic technologies are also required in the construction and housing and communal services sectors. for greater transparency, the main procedures should be transferred to electronic form, and the duration of the construction investment cycle will be reduced . . according to mikhail mishustin. last year, the benefits of the program showed serious results. the total amount of loans with reduced interest that are subsidized by the state exceeded 1.5 trillion rubles, the task for this year is to provide housing. they are the same as last year's indicators, and here they play an im

the transportation of passengers will not be increased and only the tariffs for the transportation of goods will be increased, that's why i wanted to b that everyone was as correct as possible and er where did they speculate on this price on this issue regarding visa-free transportation, this concerns the cancellation of permits for international automobile transportation, what system did ukraine operate in order to ensure transportation in accordance with international obligations? tens of thousands of permits were exchanged every year on the principle of reciprocity with the countries of the european union and with other neighbors. paris for example, from a ukrainian manufacturer to its consumer, the carrier had to obtain not only permission for transportation from the french side, but also from all countries through which the truck will pass, for example , poland, germany, holland, depending on which part of france it is . the european markets are poland, hungary , and slovakia after visa-free travel for ukrainian cargoes becomes operational, such permits will not need to be obtain

it is important to continue developing our own production in the transport sector. mentioned aviation. but of course we need as well as sea vessels and modern rolling stock for our railways on the domestic component base, as well as public transport trucks, construction equipment. we need to continue the digital transformation of the industry. this is necessary to reduce costs and speed up cargo and passenger flows, as well as a tool to improve overall work efficiency. and, of course, to ensure the uninterrupted training of qualified personnel to maintain the backbone of the industry in the face of external pressure, to equip it with modern simulators for equipment domestic production. our universities and schools to involve young people in engineering initiatives in the field of transport mikhail mishustin held a strategic session on transport. and a message from the ministry of defense , two russian strategic missile carriers tu-160 of long- range aviation performed a scheduled flight in the neutral waters of the barents sea, they were accompanied by mig-31 fighter

anyway, that is it from us from the riverside transport museum. e breaks in the cloud and sunshine and warmth across the south coast as we can see from bournemouth earlier on it�*s been quite muggy out there. the cloud has been thicker with patchy light rain in the north and west. this is cumbria just a few hours ago. we look at the satellite and the radar combined you can see how extensive the cloud is and the fragmentation means how much of a nuisance that rainey�*s. in the south—east corner, a bright afternoon. fresher in the exposed west coast of scotland. 23 celsius. peaking at 25 celsius. as we go through the evening and overnight, there�*s more clout and outbreaks of rain to come, pushing in across wales in the south—west, eventually moving into the midlands in the early hours of sunday morning. it�*s going to stay on the muggy side, temperatures in the mid—to high teens across england and wales but that weather front will gradually sink its way south and east. it might bring a little bit of welcome rain across the south—east corner. don�*t

we are actively working on the issues of this road transportation from vladivostok to the city of moscow, e.g., by car. uh, with two twenty-footers. can be easily reached in 10 days. well, a maximum of 2 weeks, and by rail it can be 3 weeks. in june, the tariffs for rail transportation of goods were increased by 11 percent, this money is expected to be partially used for the so-called debottlenecking at the bam and the transeb, but the government says that these funds will not be enough to completely solve the problem. tariff they're through they just raised it in order to really collect the price, there is talk of an additional 20-30 billion there. i think that no more, probably, they will collect money for the railway workers. we have a backlog on the eastern landfill, but at the same time the russian railways promises that they will, no matter what, to the father of the year, the declared throughput of 158 million tons secured. this year, for the railway, we have allocated sfm b-250 billion of additional money for investment programs. while it is not enough to ask the account for addi

today we are considering thete nomination of david to be the administrative's transportation security administration of the department opponents security. welcome back to the committee and congrats on another nomination for o this position d thank you for your willingness to continue to serve an important role in the federal government. twenty years ago transportation security administration wasr established in response to the september 11 terrorist attacks to carry out the central mission of ensuring travelers are both safe and secure.11 since his creation travelers have encountered tsa on a daily basis most notably during the security screening process at our nation's airports. tsa currently screens over 2 million travelers each and every day. this is a significant undertaking and when the possible without our dedicated frontline tsa staff. they work hard every day to ensure transportation system especially throughout the national pandemic really continue to serve a great honor. i am thankful for your support of the tsa workforce and look forward to ensure officers receive the compe

>> the transportation security officers. d officers at the checkpoint. >> okay, but not the federal security director? >> they will bring in the director if needed. >> i read a person not be needed if you have someone that is an illegal immigrant? >> so, we are not looking at some one being illegal or legal in the country, our function is to -- >> why not? >> because our role is to make sure that people who may pose a risk to transportation that is significant enough to either require enhanced screening or not allow them to fly, that the proper procedure -- >> so, someone who is known to violate the laws of the united states is not required enhanced purity? >> sir, there are people who violate the laws of the united states every day that fly. we look for things that are related to transportation security. >> and you don't think someone who is, by definition, somebody who presents a warrant for arrest, you don't think that necessitates enhanced screening? >> i think all those individuals getting hit screening. >> you just told

in the company has decreased by about half, but the volume of air transportation has ined at the same level july 19 aeroflot launched direct flights to beijing and the chindu, and before that, the novelty company successfully sent cargo to southeast asia with a transfer, which significantly decreased with the geography of our international transportation by carriers. uh, to compensate, we are developing, uh, international hubs, istanbul and dubai for example, yes, these are the points through which we now deliver, let's say, cargo from southeast asia. the new great turkish route passes not only through the sky, but also through the sea, this container with goods and the port of istanbul closes the so-called the golden triangle of the business group has access to the sea in the baltic far east and in novorossiysk, here in the spring they began to develop new routes to the turkish ports of istanbul and samsung and back or further to the city of mersin by rail or to the central asian countries from seven e, container large container turkish lines. we have six employees. e

european union, now the bureaucratic procedures associated with obtaining permits for the transportationods are disappearing, and the permits themselves, which had to be obtained from european states for a year, also for ordinary ukrainians , and a certain bonus, the right to drive vehicles in the european union and p sergey, we are mostly concerned about whether this visa-free transport solves the problems of the logistics business well, first of all, it is if it is so easy to talk with victory indeed, this is probably a victory, but let’s talk about fact number one, which for some reason does not say . this agreement is valid for only one year. that is, it is not an open-ended agreement, that is, after a year we can once again return to the very unfavorable for ukraine in the first the turn of the practice of driving cars outside of ukraine through permits, that is, the question is, how do we use this and whether we can make it let’s say content and use it further, this is question number one question number two unfortunately, really, a big plus in because we moved away from the practi

from the territory of germany and poland there, now we will transport them from theions of the russian federation from of our russian manufacturers, but at the same time, according to the rules that the european commission or lithuania have introduced, we do not have the right to do this, we believe that this is again a gross violation for non-european officials to decide how to develop. and what to buy there for the residents of our region in our entrepreneurs. we believe that this is another european nonsense, which, despite what was said, dmitry sergeevich is a launcher there, and razuma, of course, they are visible, but these sprouts must be helped. so to speak, turn into something more serious for a while restrictions imposed by lithuania to the leningrad region to re-refine to delivery by sea, how effective is this direction now and do you plan to reduce the volume of sea transportation if the rail transit is fully restored no, it is not planned, so, based on how these decisions are made by our neighbors, the sea the component, on the contrary, needs to be deve

anyway, that is it from us from the riverside transport museum. saturday was a warm and humid day for many of us. in places, we got to see some sunshine. in other places, the humidity gave rise to a lot of cloud, mist and murk and some outbreaks of rain, and there's more cloud and rain in the forecast for sunday across some parts of the uk. the sunniest conditions will be up to the north. the earlier satellite picture shows this pipeline of cloud, bringing some outbreaks of rain. we're starting sunday on a pretty soggy note across parts of wales, northern england, the north midlands, eastern england too. very little rain getting down into the south, but quite a cloudy, murky start to the day here. much of the rain will tend to peter out. still a few showers into the afternoon, but a bit more in the way of brightness developing, particularly in north wales and northern england. all the while, northern ireland and scotland will have the lion's share of the sunshine. always a bit more cloud for eastern scotland. cool and fresh here — 16 for aberdeen,

the man responsible for public transport in genoa thinks this isjust the beginning. tote transport inhe beginning. we only want to be on _ isjust the beginning. we only want to be on the _ isjust the beginning. we only want to be on the leading - isjust the beginning. we only | want to be on the leading edge of technology, trying to understand what will be happening not next year, by the next three years, because you need time to get ready for technology. i think that the future with public will ask for a lot of transformation, technology will be much more important. so i think the future with public transport and new technology like electric, like driverless cars, so i think the future of transport will be a future of big technology change. 36c! transport will be a future of big technology change. 360 pass a . . big technology change. 360 pass an and big technology change. 360 pass app and smart — big technology change. 360 pass app and smart mobility - big technology change. 360 pass app and smart mobility system l app and smart mobility system deployed in genoa is currently in tria

among the people we have grant shafts the transport _ the people we have grant shafts the transport secretaryrship and on multiple occasions and now— leadership and on multiple occasions and now even these ministers are saying _ and now even these ministers are saying enough is enough and your time _ saying enough is enough and your time is _ saying enough is enough and your time is up — saying enough is enough and your time is up and you should resign. as you time is up and you should resign. you were time is up and you should resign. is you were speaking there, we saw nadine dorey is going into dentistry in unless i'm mistaken she seemed to be signalling very strongly that she wanted the prime minister to continue. that is a signal she gave and that is not a surprise to any of us that she is gone and and there are others in there who clearly don't share that view. when that meeting happens. what happens then if the prime minister hears these calls to step down and says no. what are the next steps that you will likely see. in are the next steps that you will likely see-— are the next steps t

network due to the blocking of ukrainian seaports, ground transportation from ukraine to the european union increased significantly, so the european commission accelerated the signing of a transport visa-free visa with kyiv. will allow our carriers eh thousands of drivers eh without permits to drive through all the countries of the european union before each year we received the so-called quotas, each country set its own requirements, this is especially important for our economy, for our exports, and at this difficult time, at the same time, another radical decision on the opening day of the conference in lyon was the approval by the european council of a project to reduce emissions to zero , two of the new cars, that is, from 2035, new cars with internal combustion engines will not be sold in the european union, well, this is also sea transport, aviation, the development of alternative fuel infrastructure, all this for the sake of sustainable future and although the eu developed a plan to phase out fossil fuels long before the war in ukraine, now due to sanctions, russia wil

from the transportation authority. debose triangle at the request of chair mandelman we are veterans thanksgiving to fund community workshops and developing concepts for what is called, vision slow triangle. which would include traffic calming and public realm improvements. work would be done with uc berkeley graduate students who have done work. and so we are looking forward it seeing the work over the sum and are recommendations this e merge from the plan. and for the next request i am invite rachael or department for planning to speak to the district one neighborhood program request. >> good morning, commissioners, yes, rachael deputy for planning. this is a request from district one commissioner chan's office for a community based neighborhood transportation planning effort. will be a multimodal in scope. so during the scoping process there is interest from the community from transit service planning and reliability and transit -- of priority and features. supporting um -- transit stops. and transit access we know

drew, is that one of the transportation authority studies? >> i'm not familiar with the figures that are being cited. >> this is in our packet. it's on page 2 of the staff report. and then it's further in the study i think repeated perhaps. average weekday vehicle trips. >> source transportation authority, 2017. >> yeah. >> okay i see now. thank you for that clarification. we developed estimates of trips by mode as part of our routine traffic analysis. we developed that from surveys we distributed. and that's the source of the estimates of the vehicle trips by vehicles and transit impacting the tnc component. we estimated directly from the same -- [indiscernible] -- described before which was a data set shared with us by researchers, uber and lyft. from that we derived the total trip making for a period of time in 2016. >> commissioner imperial: thank you for that clarification. it goes to my second question, because those other modes of -- or how cars are being used in other services, not just like lyft or uber but in terms of delivery uses l

as you know the department of transportation grant the recipient at historically been a limited. [inaudible] utilizing geographic or economic or other hiring preferences what dot funded transportation projects. but the new infrastructure law provided new statutory authority for recipients of dot grants who use local hiring preferences. we call them local hires. on contracts. as a former mayor your self, can you explain what this new authority means for cities and other grant recipients carrying out infrastructure projects? for example grant recipients required local hiring practices? >> thank you very much. as itre both secretary and mayor i've heard too often stories from neighborhoods that have long craved some kind of infrastructure investment. and finally see it only for residents to look at the worksite and wonder if any of the people getting the good paying jobs working on that project come from anywhere near in the area where the project is being done. but as you mentioned earlier, our ability to support that kind of work was restricted to pilot programs. using the authorit

the smaller communities and cities that are separated there is a need for public transportation. the services are not as frequent as an urbanized areas and therefore having sufficient access to transit services for people with disabilities and services for seniors are veterans that need access to the clinic or the community as a whole is crucial. so many committees public transportation especially in rural areas is ava lifeline. just like he lay on a vehicle knowing there's a public transportation system that is a phonecall away to request -- for many people in this nation. >> thank you. thank you mr. chair. >> senator warner from virginia is recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman. i'm glad you are having this important hearing. administrator fernandez lemmy say how happy i am -- let me say how happy i am -- as you know our system here is in the hole national capitol region. we have staff members that use the model on a daily basis. transit systems around the country are having some challengesas in getting ridershp levels back up. on a more generalized basis in a generalized basis

it is important to continue developing our own production in the transport sector. ioned aviation. but of course, we will also need sea vessels and modern rolling stock for our railways on the domestic component base. also trucks, public transport, construction machinery tool to increase efficiency. the digital transformation of the industry may become work on it, the prime minister instructed to continue in order to reduce costs and speed up cargo and passenger traffic. advanced domestic technologies are also required in gray construction and housing and communal services. for greater transparency , the main procedures should be transferred to electronic form, and the duration of the construction investment cycle will be reduced , according to mikhail mishustin, the drivers of the industry remain mortgages. last year, benefits and programs showed serious results. the total amount of loans with reduced interest, which are subsidized by the state, exceeded 1.5 trillion rubles. the task for this year is to ensure the commissioning of housing below last year's figures,

hacker published new data from his personal account and now hunter is suspected of organizing the transportation of prostitutes between the states, for which he may face criminal charges. how seriously our own us correspondent alexei veselovsky understood everything. new scandalous details of hunter biden's adventures hit the press. after some hackers hacked into the cloud service where hunter 's photos, videos and text messages were stored from iphones and other devices, the fact that the son of the american president likes to walk in a big way is no longer a secret, spicy details and parties surfaced in the press before. but this scandal threatens the hunter with federal charges, caught on the internet , prostitutes from boston travel by train to the hunter in new york and film themselves to confirm it with them. hunter also took off. but for obvious reasons, we do not have the right to show this video in full, we have to select frames. apparently, 8 hours with night butterflies flew by so cheerfully that their hostess ukrainka ekaterina moreva wrote to hunter. is it possible to extend the sea

the shock ka-52s work in pairs. each of their combat cutouts is accompanied by a transport mi 8. lligator is on the ground, the mi-8 will come to the aid of its crew, which must promptly evacuate the pilots on board, not only the crew. but a man armed with machine guns is sitting with an order to move around; their task is to detect the enemy and be the first to open fire to prevent shooting, according to to our land helicopter, the helicopters go to the target very low, avoid detection by air defense systems and make their attack sudden . from three to 15 cm. mara it seems that on the tops of the trees you can get it with your hand and there is flight. at the sight of the crew. helping the onboard defense system, vitebsk warns in advance of the threat. and with heat traps it takes enemy missiles away from the helicopter. thank you, as they say in our designers, who came up with the airborne defense system. it allows we avoid the entire attack, uh, different classes of, uh, missiles, in principle, we detect them in time, timely maneuvers, along the way, the airspace above the fiel

the installation site. this is 500 km. heavy equipment was transported to the details according to the plan of the sculptor, honored artist of russia yuri mondoganov. the buryat buddha should not be inferior to similar figures in china , thailand and india. everything that will happen next in our program, european diplomats have already recognized the blocking of the transit of goods to kaliningrad as a political mistake. well, how is it now in the region inflation hits records in the us again americans are ready to stand in lines for free food, and in paris there is a military parade. in honor of bastille day, we will tell you more about macron's statements after the advertisement. wait today for a special edition of the 60 minutes program with all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. we go live right after the news. don't miss 60 minutes today at 11:30 and 17:30 on the russia channel going on vacation. plan hotels on twin.ru. cashback 30%. the weather is gorgeous, let's go to the park something joints ache in the rain from j

of which on land is blocked by eu sanctions, this is a specialized vessel for the transport of bulk rgo. it has two trims on board and can accommodate 78 twenty-foot shipping containers to transport. maybe refrigerated cargo immediately after mooring unloading of tinplate for the manufacture of cans begins. lumber was brought pipes all building materials everything needed for construction in the city of kaliningrad loaded us for two days. well, this is because the first time it is planned to ship now, no more than a day, after lithuania began to block the land cargo transit to kaliningrad, the european commission made an explanation rail transportation of goods under sanctions will occur without hindrance, but lithuania reserves possibility of cargo control transportation of sanctioned goods by road remains prohibited the authorities of the kaliningrad region insist on the removal of all restrictions on the transit solution is only the first step. the removal of the problem is required. similarly, the removal of restrictions in terms of road transport, i thank my colleagues from the

we follow the money with eugene mulero, senior correspondent for transport topics. ter, we meet with the hosts of the "not another politics podcast." william howell, anthony fowler and wioletta dziuda >> next week on the c-span networks, wednesday morning, ceo's of some of the leading firearm manufacturers will testify before the house oversight committee on the practices and profits of gun makers. on thursday morning the house judiciary committee conducts an oversight hearing on the justice department's national security division, and the veterans affairs committee will look at ending sexual harassment at v.a.. the senate returns to capitol hill on monday the vote on a bill to provide help to the u.s. computer chip industry and plans to expand health care veterans to benefits of exposed to toxins. the house is in on tuesday expecting to take up the computer chip legislation and they will also vote on a wildfire and drought relief bill. watch live next week or on c-span now. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any t

the international energy agency estimates that that 5 percent of all energy is consumed in the transportation sector. but companies around the globe are revolutionizing the way we travel, making a greener and more convenient. one example, the high pollute rail technology traveling as fast as an aeroplane, without leaving the ground. that may soon be possible with the hyper loop. in the spanish city of valencia, one company is working on this new technology that could transform the way we travel. to put a can brun, i'm east more. for example, the train from barcelona to paris. currently takes about 9 hours in the high pollute could cover that in one and a half hours, not a min one. v san is one of the founders of the lay ross. he's convinced that soon we will be traveling through futuristic looking tubes and much faster than unconventional trains. this would be most convenient for replacing short distance life and long train rides. but i think we will connect to cities and hobbs it up to 1000 kilometers per hour with net 0 emissions and effective energy consumption. in a said the guy here is h