the developers need to emphasise public transport is part of their so—called 50-50 transport is partn. to find out what that means we went to the council hq when the leader has just taken up the reins. we have to make sure the investment is there that we are delivering that. there is a contribution of 20,000,001 place to put infrastructure in place. we have to look at behaviour change and changing the way that people travel around the city. we are are targeting a 50—50 split. it is critical that we invest widely to google ‘s options in front of people and encourage them given the option is to do that. the council wants to reduce car journeys is to do that. the council wants to reduce carjourneys to half of the total. i am eating a former planner who thinks that it is unrealistic. cardiff has to grow but it has to do that in a more sustainable place than this, at least initially. this is in the countryside. transport is very bad in this area. he studied the plans for elsewhere and thinks the plans for elsewhere and thinks the cardiff's new housing estates are going to make things wors

it still lacks an adequate public transport network. when traffic is gridlocked, motorbikes are the quickest way of getting around. >> in fact a new motorbike business is rapidly expanding. motorbike taxis. 50 customers sit behind the driver. there are now hundreds of thousands of motorbike taxis nationwide. the brisk expansion of the app, customers can call a motorbike taxi with ease. it was made in january 2015, gaining widespread popularity. indonesia's first online motorbike taxi service was started by a young entrepreneur >> . >>> in this episode of asia insig insight. >> this market company is under contract from overseas corporations. eva melita is one of the company's leading researchers. she heard about a smart phone application for hailing taxis a year ago. since then, she regularly uses the service. a gps function identifies the nearest available motorbikes. there are about 10 at the moment. >> the fare is determined by distance. once the order is placed. eva receives a call from the drive driver. >> hello. >> the driver arri

walking, cycling and public transport.eed to invest wisely to put those options before people and encourage them and give them the options to do that. so the council wants to reduce car journeys to half the total. i'm meeting a former planner who thinks that is unrealistic. cardiff's got to grow, but it should be growing in a more sustainable place than this, at least initially. because this is way out in the countryside, as you can see. public tra nsport‘s very poor in this area. he studied the plans for plasdwr and thinks the new housing estates are going to make things worse before they get better. people don't like travelling by bus if they don't have to. people will only use public transport if it is better than the private car, if it is reasonably priced and if it's accessible and none of those things apply in this area. nearby areas, between 75% and 85% of people commute by car and i expect the same to happen here, because it's a similar sort of area. that's how people behave and developers have got to provide car p

day the perishable goods are packed up for transport.harvest fresh supplies large supermarket chains with vegetables grown on the company's own fields and nearby farms. driver lucky thantheni is preparing his cargo. today he's taking it to a big warehouse in johannesburg. the truck interior has to reach the required temperature before the delicate frereight can be loaded. final instructions from the logistics manager. the vegetables have to be kept cool at a constant temperature of 2 2.7egrees celelsius durig the transport. that will be checked on delivery. >> we need to make sure that everything is packed correctly, is seaealed correctly. because any -- let's say, any heheat and stuff that comes ino the vegetables that are not sealed correctly, not cooled propererly, goes to waste. >> refrigerated transport is important in a hot country like south africa. this is one of the 13,000 or so refrigerated trucks in the country. the fleet emits enormous amounts of greenhouse gases. the cargo area of most trucks is poorly insulated, resulting i

i was transported to the 1960's. and i was always a fan of merle haggard but not necessarily his political philosophy. because i don't believe the proposition is that if you disagree, the policies of your government that you have to leave the country. i actually believe the bue beity of america is that you get to disagree you get to respectfully dissent and you still get to live here as a full fledged american. i'm pleased to join my colleagues in consideration of this bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service in bakersfield, california, as the merle haggard post office building. merle halingard was born in bakersfield in 1937 and as my friend from florida said, took a circuitous route to becoming the northeast common man, as he was known. as a teenager he often found himself in reform school after committing petty crimes. by the age of 20 he was serving time as mr. desantis said, in the california prison. it was that experience, however, that helped him turn his life around. in prison, merle

the council wants developers to emphasise public transport as part of its so—called 50- 50 transportget the master plan right and make sure the investment is there and we are delivering that. there is a section of £28 million and we have to look at behaviour change. we have to look at behaviour change. we have to look at delivering a shift in the way people travel around the city. we wa nt way people travel around the city. we want 50% transport by car and 50% by sustainable means, be that walking, cycling and public transport. we need to invest wisely to put those options before people and encourage them and give them the option is to do that. so the council wa nts to option is to do that. so the council wants to reduce carjourneys to half the total. iron at meeting a former planner who thinks that is unrealistic. cardiff has got to grow, but it should be growing in a more sustainable place than this, at least initially. this is way out in the countryside, as you can see. public transport is very poor in this area. he studied the plans and thinks the new housing estates here are goi

the reason why portland was founded and continues to be the lifeblood of the community, from transportation and now recreational perspective. was chosenthis spot as a tort was because there were shelters from the pacific -- chosen was because there were reports. inre is a natural harbor portland, the downtown area. the water is naturally deep. there was a population center here, which made it a natural port, and all the timber, the fur, and agricultural products that were grown in the area, all of that combined made portland what it is today. the first signs of european exploration and settlement came in the late 1700s, captain robert gray was the first explorer to find the mouth of the columbia river. he sailed into the mouth and discovered this huge, natural waterway. not long after that, there was the overland exploration, i lewis and clark, -- by lewis and came out to the part, one of the most important reasons they came on the expedition, was to find the northwest passage. they wanted to find a waterway to connect the eastern parts of the united states with the pacific ocean, opening u

the transport secretary chris grayling is making a statement now, in the commons.0ur transport correspondentts. it's the train line that split people right down the middle. for supporters, it will boost the economy and bridge the north—south divide. critics say costs will spiral and benefits are overblown. today, several years late, the government finally confirmed the second phase of the route. trains will run on from birmingham on two lines, some on already existing tracks — one serving the north—west and major cities like manchester and liverpool, the other serving the east midlands up to sheffield, leeds and york. the fact hs2 trains are now likely to stop in the centre of sheffield is bad news for everybody here on this estate in mexborough near doncaster. it means that the line will come through those trees, and they were going to build new houses there, but they've stopped, for obvious reasons. it will come over our heads and is likely to go through these two end houses here. but of course it means all of the houses around will have a 20 metre high rail viaduct right above their heads

that are involved in transportation, because that's a commerce, to go higher in order to verify then feeds of any rally. you've got to move with genuine staying power. the financial stock going up after they reported their quarter, but they've held their ground however, the stocks in the transports representatived by the dow jones transportation average, they've been a disaster peaking july 14, 9,743, plunging to 9,183 today that is a breathtaking, breathtaking decline this group can be fairly emotional, meaning the truckers, the airlines, the rails, the straight, and a barge company can really jump around right now, though, they're jumping into an abyss. this weekend, between trips to my garden, i read the conference calls of every single transport in the index that reported and all i can say is while there are reasons for declines, they not to me necessarily signal a dire economic forecast nothing like a recession, not even a slowdown. but let's break it down. so first, and most visible perhaps right now, the rails csx, kansas city, union pacific, they all had pretty good earnings

el presidente de la federaciÓn nacional de transporte anunciÓ un paro nacional de transporte e incitÓntador: muy buenas tardes, amigos de univisiÓn. desde horas en la maÑana tuvimos ese calor intenso nuestra zona, 80 grados en zonas de la tarde. hay mucha humedad que se ha quedado aquÍ en el Área de filadelfia. por eso hemos visto temperaturas que han sobrepasado los tres dÍgitos. maÑana volveremos a ver la misma historia, y tambiÉn para el domingo. tambiÉn vamos a ver la posibilidad de lluvias en nuestra regiÓn, es por eso que continÚa el aviso por calor extremo hasta las ocho de la noche. un sistema frontal estÁ acosando a los grandes lagos y debe comenzar a desplazarse hacia nuestra zona, por eso maÑana estaremos bajo riesgos de tormentas y lluvias bastante fuertes, tambiÉn vientos que podrÍan superar las 60 millas por hora, y tampoco se podrÍa descartar un tornado. esto puede quedarse con nosotros hasta el domingo, quiero que vean cÓmo este sistema va estar entrando hacia nuestra zona, y hacia las horas de la noche podrÍa estar dejando una precipitaciÓn bastante fuerte. podrÍan in

we better do that. 12% of jobs are transport. transport will be one of the first things to go fully autonomous. the robots will be able to do everything, bar nothing. elon: let's move back -- gov. sandoval: let's move back -- what will that look like? elon: it is going well on that front. if somebody orders a model 3 today, they will get it late next year. we just started production. we made the first production unit last week. the thing that is not well cars and anybout kind of new technology is how hard it is to do the manufacturing. it is vastly harder to do the minute lecturing by a measure of 100 then to make that one of something. or 60 people, we can make a prototype of practically anything in six months. , weanufacture that thing who spent three years and that is really fast. it's excruciatingly slow at first and then it grows exponentially. extrapolate -- if it's real slow at first, it will be real slow -- we will make five cars a week forever. it will be 10 cars a week, the 20's week, than 40 cars a week, then 5000 cars

to go back and report to president jefferson about the opportunities for trade and transportation in this part of the world. i think they would be proud that some of their findings have turned out to be true. our cities tour's staff recently traveled to portland, oregon, to learn about its rich history. learn more about portland and other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend every , weekend on c-span3. >> on "lectures in history,"

ifelt absolutely supported by british transport police throughout the entire process and ifeel transporthis brain was a lwa ys finance industry. his brain was always kept active, he read a lot and no dementia in the family, yet he has dementia. as a researcher behind the report said, you can do the most unhealthy things and not get dementia, and you can do everything right, and not get dementia. let me bring you this breaking news, the home office reveals the number of police officers has fallen to its lowest level in this country since 1985. the home office hasjust level in this country since 1985. the home office has just revealed the number of police officers has fallen to its lowest level since 1985. more on that no doubt our newsroom live, which is coming up next. a lovely day. after the storms of the last few days things are quieter. most of it will clear away over the next few hours. it might take until early afternoon before clearing eastern pa rt afternoon before clearing eastern part of england and might take this evening until it moves from the far north—east. but it is try an

como transporte, ocio y forma competitiva.nico. nuestro especial, el otro lado de la bicicleta. ♪ ♪ la bicicleta es un vehÍculo de transporte personal de propulsiÓn humana, es impulsada por el propio viajero, acondicionando con el esfuerzo de las piernas de las personas o usuarisos. en particulares mediante pedales. ademÁs de 1000 millones de bicicletas usado, yo le transporte, es sano, ecolÓgico, sostenible y ecolÓgico, vÁlido para trasladarse por ciudad y por zonas rurales. la bicicletas en medio de transporte preferido por muchas personas. 800.000.000 de bicicletas son usadas de mente en el mundo. la bicicleta de montaÑa o todoterreno es una bicicleta destinada al Ámbito deportivo. la bicicleta de carreras esta construida para la velocidad. grandes competencias a nivel mundial han aumentado su uso. montar en bicicleta es uno de mis deportes y pasatiempos favoritos pero en su prÁctica a imprevistos, uno de esos me pasÓ, he venido donde un mecÁnico de bicicletas recomendado, en el sur de la ciudad, en medio del mercado italia

to the department of transportation. for the life of me, i can't remember why this authority was given to the g.s.a. in the first place. but it may have been because it was -- wmata was considered simply an agency of interest of the federal government. on consideration, under the fast act we agreed that the department of transportation was by far the more appropriate agency to appoint federal directors, understand they are local directors but regional directors but also federal directors to the wmata board. this is of great interest to the region. i recognize it's not monumental to the congress but the region needs this bill. all three jurisdictions, the district of columbia, maryland and virginia have made their administrative changes, but these changes need to be confirmed by this body. i thank mrs. comstock for her leadership with this bill and ask that the entire body approve. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the gentleman from maryland reserves. the chair recognize

the department of transportation talked about requiring side guards decades ago.his federal register says the d.o.t. anticipated supporting a law requiring side guards on semitrailers as far past as 1969. s years later, 2017, and we're still at the same place. >> so why hasn't the department of transportation's regulatory national highway traffic safety administration moved forward. we found one nhtsa memo from 1991 that stated truckside under ride counter measures have been determined not to be cost effective. the agency didn't give any details on how they came to that decision, and we weren't able to find any other nhtsa statements on the issue, so we asked nhtsa for an interview. >> is there anybody that can answer my questions on that? >> the agency has yet to grant our request. instead, they sent us a statement citing ongoing research on side under ride protection initiated at the texas transportation institute, which is another transportation research group, this one on the campus of texas a&m. nhtsa told us that research will be completed at the end of 2017

germany'y's transport minister denies allegations his department gave into the car companies and play down the severity of allegations they cheated on emissions tests. soccer star cristiano ronaldo is in court on allegations he played tricks with his taxes. ♪ >> thank you for joining us. the white house has said donald chomsky mitigation director anthony scaramucci has left after just 10 days on the job. scaramucci was fired at the urging of trump's new chief of staff john kelly. scaramucci's appointment raised eyebrows a as he hadad no previs political experience. he also gainined immediate attention with a strongly worded rant about two of his colleagues. our washington correspondent joins us now for more on this developing story. scaramucci is gone. what brought about his fall from grace? maya: it seems to have been this one-two punch, the strongly worded rant as well as the bringing in of general john kelly as new chief of staff. for those keeping track, thehere is definitely a revolving door of people in the white house. scaramucci coming in 10 days ago. former press secretary se

the transports just hit a new high. about to close at transports or beaten down commodities.top, right? >> as investor you stick with the transports because transports grow businesses with growing commodity. commodity prices tend to flop all over the place. as investors we want to stick with the thing tied to a growing economy. that would be transports even though they may be a little bit expensive. liz: gotcha, for our final question of the quiz today, tech stocks, do you you keep them or ditch some of them? at a lot of siphon off a bit of profit that you already made? >> you take some profits if they don't make any sense anymore but keep in mind, tech is a fantastic generator of growth. with very good balance sheets. i think you want to be long the group. they have gotten a little bit ahead of themselves. liz: you should go to pamplona run with the bulls because you're bullish. kevin caron, stifel-nicolaus. [closing bell rings] all three major markets end in the green. there is the closing bell. david and melissa pick it up for "after the bell." david: stocks ending a short

transportation. havees personally seen change the economy and the quality of life in my home state of nevada. with respect to energy, advances in storage, renewable energy, energy efficiency management, micro-grids and smart grid communication are all part of an energy revolution that holds promise for lowering cost, creating new jobs and improving performance. transportation. technologies such as we just saw , drones, electric and autonomous vehicles and ridesharing are reshaping the movement of people and goods with potential improvements to safety, mobility and accessibility, not to mention convenience. we are also going to examine technology and s impact on other sectors such as health, education and public safety. for my chairim initiative is for governors to become aware of technological changes happening in the world and the opportunities they bring all of us. we will provide governors and state teams with resources necessary to develop a roadmap for policy efforts based on next the ideas and

this station reopened here as well as a mode of transportation sector. it serves over 8 million a year. it went another cently. the earthquake caused cracking and other problems in ceiling of this magnificent hall. the union station redevelopment corporations board of directored started to explore the magnificent feeling in this main hall and after three years of renovations, we probably opened the main hall last summer. it is in its true glory. the main hall looks as it looked in 1907 as intended by daniel bernham and we really welcome and enjoy having people come through the station now to really see station as it was swended when it was first filled at the turn of the 20th century. around 1900, washington, d.c. was celebrate iing the centenni and of course around the country, many of the cities were developing parklands, such as central park and new york. there was an interesting congress in doing something similar here in d.c. and senator james mcmillan was appointed chairman of the senate park commission and the purpose was to really look at the laf

we'll look ahead to how motor transport will work after 2040. but do we need to worry a little more about our oil—polluted air in the here and now? what the government was required to do was to prepare air quality plans which would reduce the levels of pollution in the shortest time possible. something which works in the next 23 years is not going to reduce those pollution levels in our towns and cities in the next few months and weeks. we'll test the government's ideas for cleaning up our atmosphere. in the midst of a week of drama here at the white house, i'm joined by one of donald trump's key lieutenants, sebastian gorka. what has the president achieved in the last six months? ten years ago, anita roddick, the environmentalist and founder of the body shop died, one of the most high profile victims of the contaminated blood scandal. we hear from her daughter sam for the first time. she was pretty clear that she got it through the transfusion when i was born. and, you know, i could really hear the vulnerability in her voice because my mum real

it's the first time the german transport authority has made the move to revoke a permit.the same time, the transport authority has been trying to calm water slightly by saying it will be easier to do a software update to make sure the cayenne is in line with emissions level. that does mean for porsche, 22,000 vehicles to recall, to refit, and i will be a considerable expense to them. consumers have also found out that porsche owners have a car with an audi engine. audis are the luxurious car but perhaps not as luxurious as that ultimate porsche. that could be a bit damaging to the brand image as well. the german environment minister is very angry. she has said that all top german carmakers must clean up their act. let's take a look about more of what she had to say in this report. >> first, the diesel emission scandal and now, cartel allegations. volkswagen had a lot to answer for during a visit by the minister our breath and excrete you the entire auto industry to task -- barbara hendrix. she took the entire auto industry to task. >> it appears politis and industry got t

he recently spoke about ongoing efforts to improve rail service and address other transportation needs. mr. moorman is expected to hand over control of the company to his successor at the end of this year. from the press club, this is just under an hour. >> to our headliner of today, woman became president and chief executive officer of the government backed national railroad passenger corporation, most don't say that, they say amtrak. he is 10th executive to lead amtrak since the company began operations in 1971, prior to taking the helm as transitional ceo of amtrak he spent approximately four decades at norfolk southern corporation and i think predecessor southern railway. a native of new orleans, he primarily grew up in hattiesburg, mississippi. last month he announced plans to step down from his current role. he will have served about a year and a half when he completes his time at amtrak at the end of the year. he says it is longer than he planned to. before he leaves we invited him here to talk about amtrak's continuing budget woes, derailment, customer complaints about sur advi

we've got to do that. 12% of jobs are transport. everything, they will be able to do everything, bar nothing. back -- you are rolling out the model three this year. what is that going to look like? well and thating front. think if someone orders it today they would get it late next year. we just of production. and, how hard it is to do the manufacturing. to get 100y harder then to make one of something. 50 or 60 people, we could make a prototype in six months. to manufacture that thing, we need 5000 people to spend three years. that is considered the best. codeacturing does this where it is slow at first, and it grows exponentially. then, people extrapolate on the straight line. they are only going to make five cars a week forever. no. it will be 10 cars per week, then 40 cars a week. it grows crazy fast. we are hoping to get to weekhing like 5000 cars a by the end of the year. >> i wanted to give the governor's an opportunity to answer questions. i was told he would be able to do that. governors, any question for elon? governor sco

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david glawe to the secretary of foreign intelligence and david pekoske to head up the transportation security administration. both appearing before the committee, committee chair is senator ron johnson of wisconsin. we expect to start in just a moment. >> ... [inaudible conversation] >> this business meeting is called to order. pursuant to notice on june 30, 2017 the committee needs to consider the nominations of clarion grady to be undersecretary of management at the department of homeland security and hammy carter to be special counsel office. just a brief opening remark, i think as the hearing indicated a couple weeks ago, to highly qualified candidates, simply couldn't be more impressed with the people selected to fill those incredibly important positions. in terms of the folks we are going to be voting on, we will talk about the nominees but i am pleased that we are voting on two qualified candidates and i certainly intend to support their nominations and with that i will yield my ranking member, senator mccaskill. >> i will say for the record a brief opening statement that i ha

institute another transportation research group on the campus of texas a and m. that will be completed at the end of 2017 but the state did not explain exactly what that project entailed or if it would lead to new federal regulations requiring side guards. we asked the transportati they referred us to dot. so we sent our follow up questions to nitsa and dot, no one responded >> i think that is very frustrating that in my mind this is a no brainer. >> lois is using her story to lobby to make those changes happen. fueled by her mission to add side guards to every semi trailer on the road and her faith her daughter roya is cheering her on at every turn. >> you go mom. mm-hmm. she would be very proud of me and that is what she would want. because she had a great heart. >> after our series big rigs big risks, aired, chuck schumer is calling on government to require side under guard and rear under ride guards after a fatal under ride crash in new york if you feel compelled to add your voice of support to lois's mission we have a page to show you how to contact your sen

much more investment is needed in cleaner transport, critics say.he chancellor and his autumn statement to see how much the government is willing to spend to clean up illegally polluted air. roger harrabin, bbc news. and roger's with me. —— norman smith is with me. this is a bold headline. how dramatic is this politically? it sounds like there should be a drum roll with this announcement, the end of an era, the end of the internal combustion engine on our roads. when you strip it down this isa roads. when you strip it down this is a much more cautious and careful and calibrated announcement. for a start, there will not be the big, great, bonanza giveaway of a scrappage scheme to help all of us trade in our old. in part because ministers take the view that it tends to benefit people who are better off, those who are more likely to have a second—hand diesel as they ran around. secondly, the ha rd as they ran around. secondly, the hard work, the heavy lifting will be left to local authorities who are already under huge financial pressure. they are the

defend id free transportation between the venues by train is something that does not happen in many other countries big events are organized. well as we heard them from the bus himself it's all gone without controversy just by all the hype and all the publicity before the sort of been spent now it's down to what he should be all about is about the football and between two of the best teams in the world what should be as i said a cracking fine. anything take a politician for think for a minute the guests now because we're joined by peter stone to use the chief correspondent for gold dot com peter great to have you in the studio now first of all just explain to us what are you doing here in russia well obviously it's the big tournament next year the world cup and a lot of our team we haven't been to russia before for work to visit so they've sent me on almost an exploratory mission here this year just to sort out the whole cities take a look around the infrastructure to see how the place is carried off the world cup next year you're seeing the full cities the full sky do. you view the way.

chapter two in this book is a history of atlanta viewed through the lens of transportation. the city as many of you i'm sure no began in 1837 and was called terminus, a wonderful poetic name for a city. [laughter] >> very appealing. it was called that because it's where the railroad would end it. they taste bought arbitrarily where the railroad would end and it did and a bunch of other railroads crossed and by the late 1800s, well, by the civil war atlanta was a very important nexus of the railroads, which is why sherman burned it to the ground in 1864. atlanta came back with a vengeance colonist self the phoenix city. atlanta has always had this sort of can-do attitude and we are going to go forward and do what we need to do it is also always been completely full of itself and full of a lot of hot air. in the late 1800s someone in savanna joked that if atlanta could suck as hard as it blew like being a blowhard it would be eight sink award like savanna so,-- but, it's kind of lovable and that way. atlanta has never been like the rest of the south. it's always kind of been a

in the past, truck drivers were transporting family members or people that they know. some of them came from mexico. some of them were born here but they had family in mexico and central america. it's a network. the drivers, but the interesting thing is that this involved a lot of money and who is benefiting from this big amount of money? we usually -- the arrests are because of -- i mean, the drivers and the people who are in this, but who's really benefits? who are in the top of the businesses? this is something that we need to -- we need to ask and who's benefiting from so much money? there's a combination between national smuggling networks and drug trafficking organizations or national criminal operations that operate at the border and they charge money to the smugglers. so i mean, there's more and more of this happening because of the strengthening of border enforcement. much more money involved because migrants are willing to pay more. and more groups are right now interested in -- >> for those who decide to -- for those migrants who decide to go on the trucks a

we should say in terms of a reply, the department of transport has said ourfull the department of transportgh. the only thing that will stop operators is if they know there is a danger of prosecution. to them they wouldn't even get a fine. nothing wouldn't even get a fine. nothing would happen, if it's guidance and they could have those tyres on at mot and they could be younger than ten yea rs mot and they could be younger than ten years old. there is nothing to stop them once the mot is finished replacing them with older tyres, we do know it's a practice some operators have. they put good tyres on for the mot and store them because there is no age limit and ta ke because there is no age limit and take them off and put older tyres on for the rest of the year. because at the time of the crash it had been moted six months before and it would have failed because the rear tyre was down to the cord. we have to leave it there, sadly. it's a complicated issue. it's one that clearly means a lot to you. complicated issue. it's one that clearly means a lot to youlj complicated issue. it's one that cl

this coming from the department of transport. this is route.ing labour‘s mp‘s furious. the department for transport saying 16 properties will be demolished. some argued the plans should take into account 216 homes originally planned at the site. let‘s speak to karen schofield who has been waiting for this decision. you have looked at this. what does it mean for you?m means it‘s the worst possible news that anybody wants to hear, that you‘re going to lose your family home which my husband and his brothers, they bought the land a long, long time ago, 40—odd years ago and there‘s been four family homes built, there‘s horses, sta bles, homes built, there‘s horses, stables, we have provided employment for local communities. it‘s ok hs2 saying they‘re going to compensate like for like. we have invited them to come down here and have a look what we‘ve built up over the years. they haven‘t been. but it‘s just going to be the worst possible news and how we can all start again, it‘s just unthinkable. i know you work at the local primary school, tom your

with threats to our transportation system on the rise, t.s.a. has an essential role in preblingting -- in protecting our homeland. i've made clear several times my concerns about the president's proposed cuts to the t.s.a. budget, particularly when it comes to funds for counterterrorism programs. i expect to you make clear to the administration at the highest levels what you need to do your job and you should not back down until the administration proposes a budget that works for you. i expect to you make sure your office becomes apolitical. this administration can be making policy decisions based on intelligence and facts. it is your office that has the data and analytic tools to make sure that the policy decisions are sound. i look forward to working with in the future. i understand you told the committee staff this week that you would come in to sit down with them once you've been on the job for several months. i really appreciate that in the. i understand you offer and i expect my staff will take you up on it. i hope both of you will remain

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we compete in a transportation marketplace. and so if you look at new york to washington and new york to boston, kind of the same although it's a slightly slower trip, all of you know this, you know, downtown d.c., union station to penn station in two and a half hours, something like that. we compete very well with the airlines because, hands up, how many people really enjoy being at laguardia airport? >> that's not fair. you're a train guy. >> that's what i'm saying, right? we say this all the time. you know, i mean, we're talking about no middle seat, right? i mean, we have a lot of competitive advantages, and it's incumbent upon us as a good company and as a good steward of the taxpayer's money to compete effectively in that marketplace and that means price so that we realize the maximum amount of revenue for the service we offer. and we have 70-plus percent share, market share, of commercial transportation between new york and washington. so i do understand that. and by the way, let me say this, we are looking at doing some

. >> ya la gente nos ubica, ya la gente se baja de transporte y enseguida aborda.dad, no sÓlo son una alternativa de empleo, sino que los mismos habitantes se solicitan este servicio. >> ellos cubren una necesidad, hay un vacÍo de transporte que no se alcanza a cubrir porque son zonas mmuy difÍciles de acceso. reporyt los vehÍculos de escarabajo ya se dejaron de fabricar en mÉxico, desde el 2003. presentador: hola quÉ tal, tenemos a continuaciÓn la mejor informaciÓn deportiva, y aquÍ se las presento. hubo clÁsico de clÁsicos en la ciudad de miami, se enfrentarÁn barcelona y el real madrid. vaya lluvia de goles, tenÍan adelante al barça dos a cero apenas al minuto siete, pero iban a empatar a dos el partido, y llegarÍa a piquÉ, el capitÁn y el presidente, para darle la victoria al equipo tres a dos, marcador final. se midieron mÁnchester city y tottenham en un duelo tambiÉn de este international champions. se concretaba la goleada de 3 a 0 para el mÁnchester city. cruz azul recibÍa a las chivas. edwin hernÁndez, por parte de chivas, y adriÁn por parte de cruz azul s

now indian manufacturer atul is punting the little machine as a cheap solution to africa's transportems. it has set up assembly plants across the continent, we went to one in port elizabeth, south africa. behind me are the vehicles from india and they are flown into a full manual assembly line. that assembly line is purposefully designed because it does create employment and it gives us the necessary personal control that we have in the assembly line. we effectively put together in deciding to go down this route check sheet and coincidently after doing that this little vehicle ticked all of those boxes. the top three is unemployment, the second is the ability to empower people to start micro— businesses. not only locally, in metropolitan areas and in rural areas. thirdly, the contribution to society. now, the whole idea is to try to get different vehicles to provide specific services to these communities, so we are trying to ensure that in those communities where you don't have transport infrastructure we have smaller vehicles to navigate and this will solve a lot of the problems we