., 250-a for automotive works, one with the international association of machinists, one with transport union local 200, one with the international brotherhood of electrical workers and one with the municipal executive associations, all setting wages, benefits and working conditions for represented employees fort term july 2019 to july 2020. >> chair heinicke: 2022? through 2022? >> yes, through 2022. >> chair heinicke: i asked they all be called together because i get the sense there is no concern about these agreements at the board level, in fact, real happiness with the way this has all gone down. let me see if there is public comment on the contracts, seeing none, public comment is closed. director riskin, i assume it is your strong recommendation we adopt the contracts? okay. board members, any questions. >> please, just pardon the new guy a couple of questions. i must say i thought the formatting of this was opaque. and i'm trying to get to a big bottom line financial impact and if i'm adding these together correctly, the three-year financial impact is about $150 million or thereabouts.

union pacific topped earnings estimates thanks to cost cuts and pricincreases to combat midwest flooding and trade tensions between the u.s. and china. despi d evidence of a slown in the transportation sector, union pacific ceo said he's not concerned about a possible freight slump. >> we see a little impact from the coal and energy markets and then we do see a little impact from tra but, you know, i don't -- i can't say we see some kind of nt inflection p occurring now that would make me think that the third quarter or fouquh arter is getting much worse than what we see nowon >> uni pacific rose nearly 6% today to $174.25. >>> tobacco company sgrght th in a new product that heats tobacco instead of burning it. the company raised the full year guidance and stock rose more th8% today. >>> and after the bell onlinepe product company chewy reported the first result since going public and earnings and revenue were in line with estimates. shares were volatile, though, in the after hours trading session. they closed the regular session up nearly 4%. >>> coming up, the next lunar step. the economy is being redefined by a new generation of explorers. >>> warned that theu.s./china trade war

the rmt general secretary mick cash, the rail maritime and transport union, said they would like a suspensiont is established what happened. any indication that network rail is prepared to consider that? well, you know, i have not put the point to network rail today. i would imagine, given the amount of maintenance work and upgrade work on our network at any given time, i think at any given time, it is fair to say, there are hundreds of rail workers across the uk doing various types of work, so the idea that all of that would be suspended is quite hard to imagine. that said, we don't know what has happened in this particular case. i think it will be up to the police and the rail accident investigation branch to potentially give some early indications as soon as possible what happened and therefore a decision on that basis can be made. thank you forjoining us. police have begun searching land in worcestershire in connection with missing estate agent suzy lamlugh, who disappeared more than 30 years ago. miss lamplugh was 25 when she went missing in 1986. she was declared dead in 1994 but a body

when we get to the panel, i would appreciate the transportation workers union support this bill. now, i want to turn to the first panel. is issue of the 737 max 8 not just about stakeholders in the aviation industry. this committee is a public body and therefore has a responsibility to hear from those most impact did which unfortunately includes at times of tragedy. are mr.'s first panel joroge and mr. michael who bothichael stumo lost members of their family in the boeing 737 max 8 aircraft crash. to our witnesses, i cannot imagine the immeasurable grief that you and your families are experiencing. on behalf of the entire committee, the member is here today and those that cannot join us come i want to extend our sincerest condolences to both you, your families during difficult time and we appreciate your willingness to testify in front of our committee, your testimony is a crucial reminder of the international role the u.s. aviation system operates within. these crashes occurred on u.s.-made, u.s.-assembled, u.s. regulated airplanes. the faa's action have implications to travel

union station. a report is highlighting some safety risks at the transportation hub. our news partners at wtop first reported on monday's report by the amtrof office inspector general. so take a look at this. the report says this car was able to drive on to the platfort and rig on to the tracks earlier this year. the inspector general says passenrs and staff are also put at risk due to broken surveillance cameras and lacks monitoring of entrances. amtrak agrees withthe safety recommendations. amtrak released a statement and reads in part, quote, we have aken important steps for improvements such as creating a plan to document how we will address the vulnerabilities oig identified at the station and yard by september of 2019. >>> people who have paid their debt to society are getting a second chance at cleaning up their records. it's thanks to a local church. first baptist church of glenarden hosting this free expungement fair today. they brought in judges and lawyers to offer people free advice. the group reviewed residents' criminal records to see if they were eligib

union. british marines have seized an iranian oil tanker as it entered the mediterranean. the uk claims it has evidence oil was being transportedropean union sanctions. commandos used helicopters and boats to take control of the ship as it entered waters around british—controlled gibraltar. no shots were fired. iran has accused the uk of piracy and summoned the british ambassador in tehran. researchers in switzerland are arguing that a massive global programme of planting trees is the most effective weapon to counter climate change that is currently available. their study published in the journal science suggests that in total, around the planet, an area the size of the united states is available to plant trees. the extra canopy cover would be enough, they say, to remove 25% of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere right now. live now to zurich, and to jean—francois bastin, lead author of that report. thank you for your time, good to talk to you. i know you have been looking at a dataset which i think covers 78,000 looking at a dataset which i think covers 78, 000 forests. looking at a dataset which i think covers 78,000 forests

unions. friday the frenchh transport miminister says she's aware of e issues and plans to make changes to improve the national rail system known as the essence hav. many fits the amounts of passengers were underestimated. yes we can to ththe president of the sncf abouts it and as a result reinforcements will be put in place fill the role that i won't be satisfied seem to kind of waiting times at concerts that we've seen over the last few days. i think that like me t the president of the essence yes so the way to times accountants and so will be taking action on there will be reinforcements. your class. and finally it's the twenty fifth anniversary for the most valuable comompany in the e wor. amazon was founded back in july nineteen ninety four by jeff days as is now with the nine hundred and fifty five billion dollars. business is the richest man in the world commerce giant also pays very little in taxes quite famously so last year paid no federal income tax in the u. s. just over two million dollars in the u. k. in twenty seventeen at this most recent. public filing mark amazon's birthday u. k.

the uk claims oil was being transported to syria, in breach of european union sanctions.pters and boats to take control of the ship around british—controlled gibraltar. no shots were fired. iran has accused the uk of piracy and summoned the british ambassador in tehran. southern california has been struck by its strongest earthquake in two decades, causing fires and some damage. the quake, magnitude 6.4, struck on the edge of death valley, and was felt from the mojave desert to the pacific coast. there are reports of significant damage in the city of ridgecrest. firefighters have been dealing with flames and providing medical assistance. the russian president has met the pope on a one—day visit to italy. their meeting may be paving the way for a papal visit to russia. vladimir putin also met the italian president and prime ministerfor a news conference, where they discussed russia and italy's troubled relationships with the european union. very shortly, we will find out how nirmala sitharaman plans to reinvigorate india's slowing economy. the country's first female financ

hours but many hong kong those do not appreciate this new transport facilities each again general secretary of the confederation of trade unions is one of them look at this high speed rail you know it's like us frosting in the hot paul hall the reason for his discontent inside the railway station there is a controlled border between hong kong and mainland china an official video explains the consequences. attention after entering the mainland port area departing passengers will need to comply with mainland laws. the opposition sees this as a breach of hong kong as one country 2 systems arrangement that guarantees hong kong its own rule of law it's a gradual slippery slope where gradually you know chinese begin the end of a now into our rule of law and then take away a piece of land and claim it to be chinese judicial system. for many people in hong kong this station has become yet another symbol for the mainland influence in this city. the women's football world cup comes to an end on sunday with current champions united states taking on the netherlands in the final it's been widely acclaimed as the best ever. women's tourname

so when we get to the panel i would appreciate the transportation workers union as well as -- in support of this bill, we would like to hear more about the importance of maintaining a strong labor protection on safety. now i want to turn to the first panel. the issue of the 737 max has not , is not just about stakeholders in the aviation industry, this committee is a public body and therefore has the responsibility to hear from those most impacted which unfortunately includes at times of tragedy. today's first panel, mr. paul jarreau and mr. michaels to mow who both lost family and the ethiopian airlines flight 302 or et 302 crash which itself claimed the lives of 157 people. chair -- and i asked this -- to give a voice to the 157 victims of that tragic accident. mr. -- and mr. -- i can't imagine the immeasurable grief that you and your families are experiencing. on behalf of the entire committee, from members here today and for those who can't join us, i want to extend our sincerest condolences to both of you and your families and all the families. during this very difficult time. and w

they say it has evidence it was transporting oil to syria, a breach of european union sanctions.ats to reach the ship and took control without firing any shots as it entered waters around british—controlled gibraltar. in response, iran has accused the uk of piracy and summoned the british ambassador in tehran. suspicion was first raised when the ship, which would typically have had its oil transported through the suez canal to the mediterranean — a much shorter, cheaper and safer option — was instead tracked going a much longer way — on a detour right around the coast of the african continent. with more details here's our defence correspondent jonathan beale. britain's ministry of defence has released these photos the moment marines boarded the tanker under the cover of darkness. first by ropes, then more by fast boat. no shots we re then more by fast boat. no shots were fired. they'd been waiting until the vessel entered gibraltar‘s territorial waters, with the legal justification for the raid, enforcing eu sanctions on syria. we have reason to believe that the raise one was gar

to continue drilling for gasol fight for us despite european union sanctions this essay you disagree see suspend talks over an air transport agreements and calls for financial constraints on turkey so far on korea has ignored the u. demands to stop calls illegal trimming to keep sea brickley north and parts of siphesihle cypriots control the such. still to come on al-jazeera we're in mozambique where people are still struggling to be the open minds for months after seeing major cycling. and indonesian officials for a solution to the plastic pollution threatening its coastlines. hello model forecasts for to run for the last few days as suggested temperatures really high close to record rallies and there's not much cloud around there are no showers any significant in the last 24 house and the forecast is still stuck at record levels now yesterday it was $41.00 so we're not far off at the average about $35.00 so this part of iran is particularly hot but again is in contrast with iraq baghdad's not this time of year no $42.00 yes but average really on the breeze is still quite strong running down across the dusty ground secure

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union for what it calls illegal actions on monday e.u. leaders agreed to suspend talks with ankara over an air transport agreement and called for financial constraints on the e.u. is called turkey's actions illegal turkey controls the northern part of cyprus but this is not recognized by any other country greek cypriots control herself or some cause the owner joins us live now from istanbul some m. so turkey says it will continue drilling despite the prospects of e.u. sanctions just bring us up to date with what's been happening. well actually turkey and cypress have been have been debating actually have been arguing about they are sea shells and exclusive economic zones borders in the is the mediterranean after those locker to energy resources were found out in the sea so basically turkey claims that. turkey claims that wherever cyprus is drilling right now or overlaps with turkey sofie it sides exclusive economic zones and turkey is sea shelf that's why the turkish side and turkey also has the right to explore and drill energy resources in the middle to in this and mediterranean also turkey accuses. the greek the cyprus side for ignori

union sanctions this summer to e.u. leaders agreed to suspend talks over an air transport agreements and called for financial constraints on turkey so far on has ignored c.-u. demands to stop what the block calls illegal drilling in turkey backs the breakaway northern part of cyprus while greek cypriots control the sight of european foreign ministers have called for dialogue which in the e.u. the u.s. and iran in a bid to save the 2050 nuclear deal leaders held talks in brussels as they try to salvage the agreements which the e.u. foreign policy chief insists is still alive and former south african president jacob zuma is expected back at a state commission hearing on government corruption in the coming hours on monday he told the inquiry that he's the target of a conspiracy similar is forced from office last year of overseeing the looting of state funds he denies any wrongdoing during his 9 years as president for that's up to date the news continues here in al-jazeera after al-jazeera world stay with us. thank you thank you. thank you thank you thank you. thank. her if. she should go with you if she says. this is. the

passenger cars to derail the train was carrying nearly 300 passengers from union station to carbon dale two passengers were transported to the hospital with minor injuries an investigation is still underway >> it's history in the making as the grueling three-week tour de france comes to a close. of and without winning l wearing tw jersey he's the first person from colombia to claim victory. bernal was riding with the team who scored seven titles in the past eight years crisscrossing france over 21 stages, he beat his teammate thomas by one minute 11 seconds. >> all right coming back from the weekend, bill karins coming back from vacation time. a look at the week ahead welcome back, bill >> yes, quiet weather to start the week could be active by the end of the week, something tropical near florida in the meantime we're tracking something behind it, almost beautiful fall like air today. beautiful northern plains. enjoy it but we're watching the storms this morning in des moines tracking arkansas and indiana this afternoon by wednesday that cold front and the storms are in areas of the northeast and all the way back down

union sanctions won't stop it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus. e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with the turkish government over an air transport agreement and called for the european investment bank to review loans to turkey. its ass and what are you up there in the mic for many years we told if the greek cypriot side the e.u. or the un do not recognize the rights of the turkish cypriot side as a guarantor state and we shall protect it and we started drilling what comes next as we told the e.u. if they take measures like these ones we will increase our drilling activities we currently have 3 ships in the area and we shall deploy the 4th vessel to the area at least 130 people have died in monsoon rains across south asia millions have been displaced as flood waters and landslides washed with buildings across the region former south african president jacob zuma is back at a state commission hearing on corruption he says he's received death threats on monday he told inquiry that he's the target of a conspiracy zuma was forced from office last year he was of overseeing the mask looting of state funds and denies any wrongdoing durin

a fairly sober assessment of freight markets that could pressure union pacific and some of the other transports as well. major indicese are nowhere in the dax now, down two point tempers -- two point 1%. -- 2.1%. ericsson right now is down more than 10%. it as well giving a sober picture of asia, saying that it may be a little bit too optimistic on profitability 2020.s for back to the main story in the united states, bank of america with record second-quarter earnings on the interest income despite a beat on trading revenues. bank of america following peers lower. here with more is the gentleman owner and finance reporter. stocks are up, clearly not disappointing too much, but a net interest margin. >> the stock is up i think because the trading results are good. fixed income trading revenue is unchanged from a quarter of the year ago and that is surprising because all of the other banks that have reported, the big banks including goldman, they had sizable declines in fixed income trading. bank of america held on to its revenue and that's a good sign. equities is down but sort of almost everybo

members of the balpa union are now expected to walk out in august. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridgeourt of appeal. the height of the school summer holidays, should holiday—makers watching this this lunchtime be concerned? well, anyone with a flight concerned? well, anyone with a flight booked with british airways in the coming weeks will naturally be concerned but my message is don't panic and the reason is this. firstly, the pilots' union has not set a date for a strike get and secondly they've got to give british airways at least two weeks notice and thirdly, if they could under law wait months until actually call a strike and fourthly, in a couple of hours, talks will resume to try to break the deadlock. the pay offer on the table from british airways to the table from british airways to the pilot is an 11.5% increase over three years which they say is fair and the union says, look at the profits that british airways and its pa rent profits that british airways and its parent company made last year, a whopping profit and pilots deserve better. the context of all this, as you menti

union pacific coming in with a great quarter, and this defined what happened yesterday with the transports really selling off on the back of csx's news. the 10 year yield in the u.s., 2.06%, dragged lower by europe. european central bank staff has began studying a potential rebound of their inflation goal, which could embolden pursuing stimulus measures for longer, according to officials familiar with the matter. we are joined now by vasileios odierkis, banque lombard global head of fx strategy. should we take it more seriously now that the ecb is concretely considering changing the way it looks at its price stability mandate? all, i haveirst of to say that we will definitely have to get a bit more clarity into this and look at more details other than the headlines, but definitely we need to take it more seriously. this is not something that the ecb is contemplating. this is something that the fed is contemplating. we've been living in a relatively low inflation environment for quite some time now. there has to be a lot of thinking, a lot of central bank thinking, about whether there shoul

union. >> his main focus is on that patient that he's transporting to the hospital.ou're supposed to have situational awareness, but who would think when you're wheeling somebody into an emergency room somebodwould come roub. >> the suspect here 49-year-old david lucas charged with robbery and held without bond pending another court hearing on august the 1st. at g.w., pat collins, news 4. >>> new developments in the case of two california teenagers accused of killing a police officer in italy. tonight we've learned one of the teens is claiming it was lf-def. the associated press reports 19-year-old finnegan lee elder told police that he stabbed the plain clothes ov after feeling pressure on his neck. he thought he was being strangled, he said, but in an order upholding the teen's jag the italian judge says there were no marks on elder's neck. theff oicer was stabbed 11 times. can you look for more on this story coming up next on "nbc nightly news." >> still a tonight, combating crime against women. only on news 4 the new campaign to stop human trafficking at hotels a

turkey says european union sanctions won't stop it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with turkey over an air transport agreement and called for the european investment bank to review lending to the country he's going to over the northern part of cyprus is not internationally recognized greek cypriots control the south of the mediterranean island so i'm costello joins us live now from istanbul turkey says it won't stop the drilling despite the prospect of e.u. sanctions just bring us up to date with what's been happening. well there are an turkey's foreign minister just had a joint press conference with their new country part and he just stated like our now record that turkey already has 3 ships in the eastern mediterranean 2 of them are drilling ships one of them is a suspect and research ship and he stated that turkey is planning to send a 4th ship to isn't meant to rain so it shows that turkey is determined then decisive about its position with regard to eastern mediterranean also turkey's foreign minister to wish all of that of these sanctions. to be imposed by the e.u. council to turkey are and ar

turkey says european union sanctions won't stop it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus a u foreign ministers have suspended talks with turkey over an air transport agreement and called for the european investment bank to review turkish lending or turkish control of the northern part of cyprus is not internationally recognized greek cypriots control the south of the mediterranean island with some cost the only joins us live now from istanbul turkey says it will continue drilling despite the prospect of a u.s. sanctions so just bring us up to date with what's been happening to them. well this turkey's sides reiterated that it is the size of to continue its efforts and them in this and mediterranean for looking for energy resources because turkey as as a country that has a coast and long coast in the eastern mediterranean turkey claims that the greek side for its export oil explorations in the sea all 4 laps with turkey's sea shelf and also turkey accuses the greeks operate for excluding the turkey which is the north of the island as a south independent state which is on the recognized by turkey for ignoring the turkish side for it so this is the c

so taiwan semi sends all the semis up union pacific will send all the transports up. all the health cares down. this is not the way to run a railroad >> precision railroad, they're forgetting the lessons s.a.p., guys, down over 5% this morning. >> suboptimal. >> it was soft, apparently missed consensus expectations. kwlo cloud bookings decelerated they had strong cost control i'm reading from a couple notes that came out. they couldn't mitigate that miss on licenses in terms of their e-bit line stock's down 6%. >> if it pulls down salesforce -- we were kpmting th -- expecting that at a certain point. >> you think salesforce -- it would be a mistake to sell salesforce >> exactly i think they're taking european share. again, how hard are things honeywell comes out saying one of our best lines, it was not that great a quarter but they raised guidance on the phone establishing what a better quarter it was. yesterday bloomberg's story about safety honeywell down five. now it comes back. how hard is this market? it's incredible. as the call goes on, boom, it takes off. let'

unions they are protesting last week's violence when. gangs of criminals attacked people in the in the cities transport system random people people they thought were coming back from another big demonstration that was happening that day and they said they don't feel safe at the same time these protests are targeted as you said it educating those who arrive there showing for example videos of last week's clashes of this violence to people arriving here they want to raise awareness they did they tell people you are arriving in a deeply troubled city. so they're trying to send a message to tourists and visitors who are arriving there saying yes how have they been reacting to the demonstrators. well imagine you come out of off an airport maybe after a long flight and then you have people dressed in black standing there and shouting slogans that you don't understand if you're not from hong kong because they're mostly incontinence so most people are 1st of all very confused they just try to get away from these protesters and then when they have a little bit of a distance they start maybe meet maybe some of them take leaflets some of them who unders

union sanctions were undeterred from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus and is sending a 4th exploration ship there foreign ministers of suspended talks with turkey over an air transport agreement then called for the european investment bank to review turkish lending turkish control of the northern part of cyprus is not internationally recognized greek cypriots control the south of the mediterranean island. and when are you up to them the mc for many years we told if the greek cypriot side the e.u. or the un do not recognize the rights of the turkish cypriot side as a guarantor state and we shall protect it and we started drilling what comes next as we told the e.u. if they take measures like these ones we will increase our drilling activities we currently have 3 ships in the area and we shall deploy the 4th vessel to the area. so course also has more from istanbul. as for ankara statement so far it seems the turkey is position in this and mediterranean its stance will not be changed if following the decision to curb contacts and funding for turkey turkey believes that this decision by the e.u. is mainly politically motivated as a result of a pressure by greece and th

transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. on al-jazeera. on counting the cost $3.00 decades after the collapse of the soviet union russia is engaging with africa to raise its political clout and we look at the economics behind thirty's decision to buy the s. $400.00 and f. 35 stealth bomb counting the cost and i just hear. this is al-jazeera. hello from doha i am however here dean with the al-jazeera news are coming up for you in the next 60 minutes very good the 3rd and the best round so far. the u.s. envoy leading the go see asians with the afghan taliban tells al-jazeera substantial progress has been made ahead of a meeting between rival afghan groups in doha. the french president says he is trying to find a way to resume an international dialogue with iran as to iran warns it's ready for higher enrichment of uranium. a rescue vessel defines italy's right wing get interior minister to reach ports but migrants on boards are not allowed to disembark. and. tour a brazilian pioneer of the bossanova style of music has died at the age of $88.00. but 1st the u.s. special envoy for afghanistan says the current round o

the coast of cyprus in defiance of european union warnings that that is illegal and you foreign ministers met on monday for talks with turkey over transport agreement in the cold for the european investment banks really lending to the turks greek cypriots controlled the south of the island to control of the north is not internationally recognized as a 1000 when i yup that i'm there for many years we told if the greek cypriot side the e.u. or the un do not recognize the rights of the turkish cypriot side as a guarantor state and we shall protect it and we started drilling what comes next as we told the e.u. if they take measures like these ones we will increase our drilling activities we currently have 3 ships in the area and we shall deploy the 4th vessel to the area. to build censoring saudi arabia passed the lower house of the us congress won't seek sanctions over the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi the other condemning human rights abuses its attention to female human rights activists was also sense you'd. vote for the bill because the director of national intelligence to name murder suspects despite bipartisan backing the bil

use the billions that we would save by not leaving the european union and investing it in those communities. i want us to bring transporture investment, give money to the local communities so give money to the local communities so they can decide how to spend it and we can make sure we heal the wounds of brexit and bring a divided country back together. isabel. you are both supportive of a second referendum on eu membership but not on whether scotland should stay in the uk. are you notjust picking and choosing the things you like and trying to block democracy on other matters? there is a difference between the independence referendum and the brexit referendum. first of all, the snp put forward a detailed idea of what they wanted it to look like, that was not done by the brexit site. and people who wanted to keep people together in the brexit referendum was much greater. in parliament there has been confusion even amongst the brexiteers, and that is why brexit has not happened. that is why it is more legitimate to have a people's vote to decide that question. also in scotland most people in scotland wa nt in scotland mos

union a day after the e.u. imposed sanctions on turkey for drilling off the coast of cyprus. they suspended talks over and air transport called for reviewing turkish lending. turkey controls the northern part of cyprus, but that is not recognized by any other country. greece controls the south of the island. south africa's former president, jacob zuma, says he received death threats hours after -- ma made the allegations on the second day of the hearing in johannesburg. inquiries looking into accusations that he oversaw the mass looting of state funds while in office. zuma denies the allegations and says he is a target of their seat. africansrch has found seeking short-term u.k. visas are more than twice as likely to be refused than applicants from other parts of the world. it blames significant financial discrimination and careless decision-making by britain's home office. is twice mayor of the london borough of enfield. as apent 40 years working midwife. to many, she is a pillar of the community. her success has not helped her only sister to visit the u.k. from nigeria. she has been denied a visa three times on finan

transportation industry. that's viewed as an economic bellwether, of course. norfolk southern down 6.5%. union pacific down 6.25%. kansas city southern down 4.5%. all those names slamming on the brakes as well. investors seem to have digested their profits after blue apron tacked on in just the last 48 hours a significant percentage, right now it's down 8%, but over the past two days, they have been up 27%. not bad. yesterday, what got this stock juiced to the upside? the meal kit company surged 35% yesterday. why? well, the surge can be very much attributed to another high-flying name, beyond meat. blue apron cooking up new beyond meat based menu set to debut in august, featuring recipes that include a caramelized onion and cheddar burger and jalapeno and goat cheese variety. the stock has gotten creamed since its ipo in 2017, down for blue apron as much as 90% but it has certainly come back year to date. let's put it that way. beyond meat trading lower by 1.75% but up more than 565% since its initial public offering back in may. >>> all right. let us take you to capitol hill right now. we've

union station. here is a live look from there. the amtrak office of the inspector general highligh some safety risks at the transportation hub. take a look at this. the report says is car was able to drive onto the platform and right onto the tracks earlier this year. the g inspectoreral says passengers and staff are also put at risk because of broken surveillance cameras and lax monitoring the entrances. amtrak said, quote, we have taken immer important preps for imements such as creating a plan to document how we will address the vulnerabilities oig identified attihe sta and yard by september of 2019. >>> people who have paid their debt to societ they are getting a second chance at cleaning up their records and it's all thanks to a local church. the first baptist church of glenarden hosted this free expungement fair in upper marlboro yesterday. they brought together judges and lawyers who gave people some free advice. they also reviewed som residents' criminal records to see if they were eligible for expungement. people got advice on getting their voting rights restored as well. >>> hard to believe, but we are weeks way fro

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he says european union sanctions won't stop it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with turkey over an air transport agreement and called for the european investment bank to view turkish lending turkish control of the northern part of cyprus is not internationally recognized greek cypriots control the south of the mediterranean island. iran's foreign minister says the door is open to negotiations if president lift sanctions on japan's a reef doesn't think they'll be a military confrontation they use foreign policy chief says the 2050 nuclear deal is still alive european foreign ministers meeting brussels call for dialogue between the u.s. and iran to save it from collapse those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the cure revisited statement that's what i found. thank. you thank you and the different. al-jazeera. for some trick of nature these stem cells and white swan are on. which this whole procedure is a bad. joke like a bank but it's more sophisticated listening to what it is out by a born american like us relations. it just might at that worldwide 350000000 people are

has been organized by unions of flight attendants and airport workers they are protesting last week's weiland where. criminal gangs have attacked people in the city's public transport system and many of them say they do not feel safe it's also as you said some. protests targeting tourists who arrive in this city because people protesters want to win a national solidarity protesters want to address the international community hoping for support from people from other countries that's why they gathered at the airport today they are standing next to the exits the doors where the people come out and shouting. slogans at them and are also giving them leaflets and showing them videos of police brutality telling them they have in a arrived in a troubled city and one of the slogans at this shouting is fi hong kong and we were just looking at bridges a lot of them what what's accounting plaque oncet with their messages how have tourists and visitors been reacting to these demonstrators. well imagine you out off a flight maybe an intercontinental flight to the offense for several hours in a plane and then you arrive maybe you don't know what hop is happening so most. people

transport on all flights departing from france the tax will only apply to outgoing flights not to those flying into france or transiting fares will increase by $2.00 for an economy class ticket within the european union business class flights outside the you could cost an extra $20.00 the paris is all the airport the response to the attacks was mixed with possible depreciation is good in principle i suppose but how can we be sure where the money will go a lot is really found on to take for granted to you that specific goodness of biofuel it's always the ordinary people that pay and companies should take more responsibility for the state of the promise climate campaigners say that the aviation industry is responsible for nearly 5 percent of global carbon emissions the french government says of the new eco tax will raise grow $200000000.00 a year money they say that they will spend on less polluting modes of transport such as rail the eco tax has already proved unpopular with some investors shares in air france fell after the announcement last year french president a man or mark or scrapped plans for similar eco tax on diesel fuel that sparked months of yellow face protests but some activists welcomed

turkey says european union sanctions won't deter it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with turkey over an air transport agreement and called for the european investment bank to review turkish lending to control of the northern part of cyprus is not internationally recognized greek cypriots control the south of the mediterranean island cinema cazalet joins us now live from istanbul so susan why is ankara downplaying the seriousness of the new moves. well turkey believes that the citizens taken by the council are mainly due to some pressure imposed by greece and the greek side for it sunday you counsel and turkey believes that those measures mentioned are political much awaited firstly. first the about the banks because turkey's foreign minister said that the e.u. always criticizes parties to give political recommendations to the banks but this is what they are doing also the every ation agreement between e.u. and turkey turkey says their anchor although they drop the say agreement. i guess the question is is this driven by political or economic concerns that this point soon though. well it is it cuts bo

says european union sanctions won't deter it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with the turkish government over an air transport agreement and they've called for the european investment bank to review loans to turkey at least 130 people have died in monsoon rains across south asia millions have been displaced as flood waters and landslides washed away buildings right across the region former south african president jacob zuma is back at the state commission hearing on corruption he says he's received death threats zuma was forced from office last year accused of overseeing the mass looting of state funds he denies any wrongdoing during his 9 years as president it's back to europe calling now stay with us. 2 the european parliament process where the people of europe send their representatives. because of the boxes of the of the m.p.'s. they belong to the people will jump at these to hold the european union to account. a look you can hear us look inside. what do they do here. nothing. and there's a hugely important debate about the future all to european union today and i'm trying to say. i mean it's impossible f

union pacific later this morning. that's at 11:00 a.m., lance fritz. coming up, the rest of the transports having a really rough go. that all down with david kostin, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: --viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." union pacific posting second-quarter earnings that beat estimates. total carloads were down 4%. shares of united rentals are lower in premarket trading. construction and industrial equip into rental company trimming the upper end of its andnue -- the construction industrial equipment rental company trimming the upper end of its revenue. volvo's second quarter earnings were better than expected. truck sales rose, driven by a 30 brought percent jump in the usa and canada -- driven by a 30% jump in the u.s. and canada. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thank you so much. what has been striking over the last few days is how transports have underperformed as the s&p keeps rallying. if you come inside the bloomberg, the blue line is the s&p, the transports the white line. technically they are supposed to move together. time.is for more, david kostin is with us. how do you u

the union can draw on multiple producers on a robust transportation network and if dupont doesn't have the powder, then hazard has the powder. if nay don't have the powder, oriental has the powder. with this robust unit of powders, the union is able to sort out the supply. if you're lee, you're depending on these shipments coming from augusta periodically. but they may not come. they may not be there when you need them. they may already be allocated. after a battle, you've shot off all the powder in your cartridge boxes, all the powder in your casons, and you're waiting for that replenishment. it's that gap that explains the confederate powder shortages and the quality problems when they use less capable powder to fill in the gaps. >> you mentioned josiah gorgas, the head of the effort to get the gunpowder. there was a gorgas in the building of the panama canal, either the engineer or the doctor. the doctor, okay. is there a relation there? >> i don't know off the top of my head. i'm sorry. i really should. especially being from west point where george washington goethe is buried. i wo

transport on all flights departing from france the tax will only apply to outgoing flights not to those flying into france or transiting fares will increase by $2.00 for an economy class ticket within the european union business class flights outside the you could cost an extra $20.00 the paris is all the airport the response to the tax was axed was it will do. is get in principle i suppose but how can we be sure where the money will go a what it's really thought went on to take so when you see it the goodness of life it's always the ordinary people that pay and companies should take my.

all transportation no matter where you go in the city cost the same? who wouldn't be for that? i lived in the soviet unions a student in college and i remember the metro was five copecks i think. that seemed great but you didn't have any other rights. so why is it becoming more popular now? >> it's very easy to be generous with other people's money. when you are young and most of the followers of this movements are students and they want to believe in utopia. it's a people that are actually pushing this forward that have actually lived in the soviet union, they've been to cuba and seen these failures across the world. but they've never been taught the failures of the ideology and the philosophy behind these ideas that it is inevitable that it will fail. it goes directly against human nature because human beings are going to be completely self-interested. the only system that allows that self-interest is the one that respects private property rights and make sure you do something productive with that drive. that will inevitably fail for individuals that get as much wealth and power as they can and the only

he says european union sanctions won't stop it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with turkey or of an transport agreement called for the european investment bank to review turkish lending turkish control of the northern part of cyprus is not internationally recognized greek cypriots control the south of the mediterranean island and iran's foreign minister says the door is open to negotiations if president donald trump lift sanctions. told us media he doesn't believe they'll be military confrontation european foreign ministers of call the dialogue between the u.s. and iran in a bid to save the 2050 nuclear deal the top diplomat says the deal is still alive but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the strain states have done so much about them. with every. welcome to the stream team has bought health benefits to millions of people over said trey's but now there is a rising concern over potentially dangerous teas which claim to transform your body now at some of the most popular up of o.t. by celebrities on instagram. i really could be out so it will look at the risk

also implemented regulations requiring labor unions to have greater financial transparency and responsiveness to her members. and as secretary of transportationshe has been one of the leaders in the president's initiative on regulatory roll back. i'm going to let her talk about those principles and values. but i will just tell you as someone who has known her for decades and has seen her serve in the public and the private sector, that there is no greater champion for our shared conservative values than elaine chao. please welcome her back. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much for being here. thank you for inviting me to sell prate the values we cherish. faith, family, freedom and opportunity. [applause] looking out over this audience , it is so deeply encouraging to see so many leaders committed to making a real difference for our country by living these touchstone values. every word, every action in service of these timeless principles create a ripple effect throughout our society and our country. and it strengthens the foundation of who we are as americans. [applause] so thank you so much for all that you do to promote and fight for

union it comes a day after the e.u. impose sanctions on turkey for draining off the coast of cyprus they suspended talks over an air transport agreement and called for the european investment bank to review turkish lending checky controls the northern part of cyprus but that's not recognized by any other country greece controls the south of the island. south africa's former president jacob zuma says he received death threats hours after giving evidence at a public inquiry into corruption on monday zuma made the allegations on the 2nd day of the hearing in johannesburg inquiry is looking into accusations that he oversaw the mass looting of state funds while in office sumo who served 9 years as president denies the allegations and says he is the target of a conspiracy it's a new research has found that africans seeking short term u.k. visas are more than twice as likely to be refused than applicants from other parts of the world it blames significant financial discrimination and careless decision making by britain's home office force. katonah lowy is twice manner of the london bar of enfield before entering local politics she

and the european union has imposed sanctions on turkey for continuing to drill for gas of cyprus despite repeated warnings e.u. leaders agreed to suspend talks over an air transport agreement and called for financial constraints on turkey the e.u. threatens action last month of turkey did not cease for a book called illegal truly and cypresses exclusive economic zone. this is all to see around these all of the top stories for us democratic congresswoman say they will not be silenced by president donald trump responds into trump's comments that they're anti american and to scold for them to go back home to. our country we raid on a mandate to advocate for and to represent those ignored left out and left behind our squad is big our squad includes any person committed to building a more equitable and just world and that is the work that we want to get back to and given the size of this squad and this great nation we cannot we will not be silenced. mexico and guatemala have rejected a new u.s. measures aimed at stopping more immigrants seeking asylum the new rules require people to request safe haven in other countries on their way to the u.s. . the lower house of th