of transportation. without objection the witnesses written statements will be made part of the record and with that commissioner anderson kelleher you are recognized to get a five minute presentation of your testimony . >> good afternoon chair after, ranking member graves and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify regarding transportation and climate effects in minnesota area my name is margaret anderson kelleher and i'm honored to serve as the commissioner of the minnesota department of transportation . climate change is already impacting minnesota. people, wildlife, plants and resources, outdoor recreation areas and our infrastructure . minnesota is getting warmer and wetter. average temperatures in minnesotahave increased by three degrees fahrenheit line . warmer temperatures mean more maintenance costs, more dangerous ice on our roads, less time to transport heavy loads during the winter months. extreme heat vents are also a major concern and problem area this year alo

that's a 21st century transportation bill? as i mentioned earlier, we have built 35,000 lane miles in the 100 largest cities. guess what, they're running out of space. they have to tear down neighborhoods to build anymore. and it's not working. congestion is six times worse than it was 35 years ago. americans waste $170 billion a year in congestion. business wastes time. in congestion. we need to solve these problems. and we have to look at new ways of solving these problems. what we've been doing since dwight david eisenhower was great at the time, it doesn't work in the 21st century. and they continue to deny the threat of climate change or even the existence of climate change. i tried to say ok, you can't acknowledge climate change, trump won't let you do that, fozz ill fuel contributors won't let you do that. how about this. you acknowledge that there's a business case to be made. g.m. is going all electric. all electric in 2035. where are they going to charge? you've got four companies making 80,000-pound tractor semis. f

they benefit the many transportation projects we oversee here at the transportation auth. transportation authority. with that, i'm happy to take any questions. >> chairman: thank you, ms. fong. i do not see any comments or questions from colleagues. so let's open up items 12 through 14 to public comment. >> clerk: let's check on that. there is no public comment. >> chairman: all right. public comment on these items is now closed. is there a motion to approve items 12 and 13? >> so moved. >> chairman: moved by peskin. >> second, melgar. >> chairman: seconded by melgar. madam clerk, please call the roll on items 12 and 13. >> clerk: items 12 and 13. [roll call taken] >> clerk: there are nine ayes. items 12 and 13 have approval on their first reading. >> chairman: thank you. please call item 15. >> clerk: of course. item 15, update on the pennsylvania avenue extension. and we received one public comment, and it is on the computer. >> chairman: great. ms. walton. >> hello. i'll try to present my screen here. hopefully this works. good morning, chair and commissioners. i'm the

come from the transportation sector. they passed a bill that lays the basis for us to drive in the 21st century while protecting the environment. host: earlier on the program, we were talking about the nine year anniversary of the daca program. you called that a floor, not the ceiling. what did you mean? guest: it would help provide a pathway to citizenship to the young people that voters across the country have said should have a pass -- a path of legalization to citizenship. many of them are essential workers. this is the country that they have known and loved our many years. i believe that they should be allowed to stay here and we passed a bipartisan bill out of the house that would help them, that would help people who have temporary protected status and others legalized -- legalize their status and we passed another belt with greater levels of bipartisan support -- another bill with greater levels of bipartisan support that would help people legalize their status. these are the essential workers that kept our count

along with the idea of transportation actually for all transport what we are trying to do is use datarom mobility to accomplish a host of other things to be able to anticipate maintenance and traffic patterns and winterberry days. that's all there is to it. so one of the things we have to think about is as we move in these directions, what is the overall demand for energy and electricity. and i think we'll need all of our generation forces also want to point out that there are a lot of large-scale battery manufacturing being located in various countries including in europe. and robust nuclear energy competence. that's very attractive energy source-energy of the manufacturing. >> they talk about this. [inaudible]. according to the outlook of the materials in the batteries. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. 1.5-kilowatt hours by 2040. adjourned's about hundred and 85 kt, and. [inaudible]. where would that come from. >> most of it would come from abroad. from countries that are resource rich. many of them their traditional suppliers are ready, and some of it would have

we have two look at m3 maritime transport —— decarbonising transport. transport -- decarbonising transmutat this in the 1980s. _ transport. russians that this in the 1980s. -- _ transport. russians that this in the 1980s. -- built - transport. russians that this in the 1980s. -- built this i transport. russians that this in the 1980s. -- built this in| in the 1980s. —— built this in the 1980s let it was nicknamed the 1980s let it was nicknamed the caspian sea monster. a new one hasn't been built in 20 years. at this maritime school, where navy officers are trained, they have a similar conceptin trained, they have a similar concept in their latest training simulator. just imagine _ training simulator. just imagine the _ training simulator. just imagine the challenge, travelling at the speed of an aeroplane, three orfour travelling at the speed of an aeroplane, three or four metres above the water, and crossing the busiest shipping lanes in the busiest shipping lanes in the world. the busiest shipping lanes in the world-— the world. with passengers onboard! — the world. with passengers onbo

as a cleaner mode of transportation.tructure, nobody will ever adopt a mobility solution that is electric, because charging in these big cities are next to impossible. and this is gogoro's solution to that problem. riders own special electric bikes, but not the batteries inside them. instead, when they are running low on power, they visit a station like this to swap out their flat battery and pick up a fully charged one. a subscription of around $10—30 a month gives you access to any of the 1,400 swap stations around taiwan. gogoro estimate their customers have saved around 80,000 tonnes of c02 between them — that's roughly 25,000 across the world flights. over in san francisco, one company has a different take on the battery swapping business. these are drive—in swapping stations from startup ample. you just park up and within minutes a series of robots remove the empty batteries from your vehicle and swap in fresh ones. it is an idea that is also being championed by chinese electric vehicle maker nio. they plan to buil

debe ponérsela. >> toda persona que use transporte público o espere por transporte público debe usarple con la norma los pasajeros pueden enfrentar multas de hasta $1500 por ofensas repetidas. >> voy a seguir usando la mascarilla ya que todavía sigue la covid-19 entre nosotros. >> también será obligatorio el uso en las escuelas. >> están juntos y uno debe tomar su distancia todavía para hasta estar seguros todos. >> en albergues, cárceles y hospitales sigue siendo obligatorio su uso. en los lugares de trabajo todavía es confuso, osha va a hacer un anuncio de la modificación de las normas. los californianos vacunados completamente podrán entrar sin mascarilla a restaurantes, gimnasios y bares. >> si el organizador del evento le requiere llevar la vacuna no tiene que usar mascarilla adentro. y si no se pide comprobarlo todos deben llevar mascarilla. >> la reapertura del estado tiene a muchos padres preocupados por la seguridad de sus hijos. mientras el riesgo de contraer coronavirus disminuye, los centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades (cdc) dice que los menores de 12

that is it for our future of transport special.ottest weather of the year so far awaits us as we head into the weekend. it's sunday that will be the hottest day of the two, with temperatures reaching 30 degrees in the very hottest areas. it's pretty humid across parts of england and wales on friday, but that humidity will be easing somewhat as we head into the first part of saturday morning. fresher air moving in for most. that said, it will stay pretty humid around the channel islands, still with some low cloud and some fog patches here to start saturday morning. 0therwise, we've got broken cloud, and these are the kind of temperatures we'll have to start the day — around about 10—14 degrees for most, so a mild start to the day already. now, for saturday morning, really, across the northern half of the uk, you'll see patches of cloud. eastern scotland probably having some decent sunshine. wales, the midlands, east anglia, southern england as well having a largely fine and settled start to the day with plenty of sunshine, too. for

they benefit the many transportation projects we oversee here at the transportation auth. withtransportation authority. with that, i'm happy to take any questions. >> chairman: thank you, ms. fong. i do not see any comments or questions from colleagues. so let's open up items 12 through 14 to public comment. >> clerk: let's check on that. there is no public comment. >> chairman: all right. public comment on these items is now closed. is there a motion to approve items 12 and 13? >> so moved. >> chairman: moved by peskin. >> second, melgar. >> chairman: seconded by melgar. madam clerk, please call the roll on items 12 and 13. >> clerk: items 12 and 13. [roll call taken] >> clerk: there are nine ayes. items 12 and 13 have approval on their first reading. >> chairman: thank you. please call item 15. >> clerk: of course. item 15, update on the pennsylvania avenue extension. and we received one public comment, and it is on the computer. >> chairman: great. ms. walton. >> hello. i'll try to present my screen here. hopefully this works. good morning, chair and commissioners. i'm

i am familiar with the transportation challenges. and i use the great walkway as the that i ls and i have plenty of every others that i can drive on when i need to take my car somewhere in the city. and before the great highway closed tos, and i appreciate the highway impact measures saken to and and to have a safe, car-fee space. a pilot will give accurate data on full disclosure to impact covid conditions rather than partial, incompleept rfs >> my martin munoz. and thank you and and i want to talk about the urgency of the climate change. and of san franciscans, we should be leaders. the fact that we are having this debate about one stretch of road that is constantly covered in sand and has to be closed one month out of every year and brought so much joy to so many people. the fact that we are debating this doesn't show the level of urgency that we have. there are thousands for drivers and to people with disabilities who are now able to enjoy the great hawkway. and i am asking the question to show what a transformative vegs for the

the transportation mode rural americans use the most. madam speaker, since his first day in office, president biden has declared a war on blue-collar workers. he's also declared war on the american energy industry. thanks to liberal democrats and the fantasy of the green new deal, energy costs for americans are skyrocketing. it's evident, gas prices heading into the july 4 weekend is the highest since 2014. we believe that america should be energy independent. it's good for our economy and good for national security. that's why, if we defeat the previous question, i will personally offer an amendment to the rule to immediately consider congressman jeff duncan's protecting american energy production act. this legislation, which i'm a proud co-sponsor of, would prohibit the president from declaring a moratorium on fracking without congressional approval. madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of my amendment into the record along with any extraneous material immediately prior to the vote on the previous question. the spe

the chief causes include problems, the transportation and refrigeration. the power from harvest. the kitchen table is a race against time. a california based company appeal sciences might be able to help founder james rogers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel and we apply to the surface of fresh produce. we can't see it. you can't. you can't do it. but it slows down the factors because the fruit to age it helps even without refrigeration appeal as a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coding helps the produce last up to 4 times as long. that 5 time time to transport the produce to storage and to eat it before it spoils . appeal is based on liquids and other natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. there extracted and blended into a taylor made solution by combining them in the right ratios. when they dry a dry into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause fruit to age, which are basically water going out and oxygen going

i am familiar with the transportation challenges. and i use the great walkway as the that i ls and i have plenty of every others that i can drive on when i need to take my car somewhere in the city. and before the great highway closed tos, and i appreciate the highway impact measures saken to and and to have a safe, car-fee space. a pilot will give accurate data on full disclosure to impact covid conditions rather than partial, incompleept rfs >> my martin munoz. and thank you and and i want to talk about the urgency of the climate change. and of san franciscans, we should be leaders. the fact that we are having this debate about one stretch of road that is constantly covered in sand and has to be closed one month out of every year and brought so much joy to so many people. the fact that we are debating this doesn't show the level of urgency that we have. there are thousands for drivers and to people with disabilities who are now able to enjoy the great hawkway. and i am asking the question to show what a transformative vegs for the

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the chief causes include problems of transportation and refrigeration. the power from harvest a kitchen table is a race against time. a california based company appeal sciences might be able to help founder james rogers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life and fruits and vegetables appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel that we apply to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it, you can't, you can't do it. but it slows down the factors because the fruit to age help even without refrigeration appeal as a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coding helps the produce last up to 4 times as long that 5 time time to transport the produce to storage and to eat it before it spoils. appeal is based on liquids and other natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. there, extracted and blended into a taylor made solution by combining them in the right ratios when they dry the dry into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause fruit to age, which are basically water going ou

i am familiar with the transportation challenges. and i use the great walkway as the that i ls and i have plenty of every others that i can drive on when i need to take my car somewhere in the city. and before the great highway closed tos, and i appreciate the highway impact measures saken to and and to have a safe, car-fee space. a pilot will give accurate data on full disclosure to impact covid conditions rather than partial, incompleept rfs >> my martin munoz. and thank you and and i want to talk about the urgency of the climate change. and of san franciscans, we should be leaders. the fact that we are having this debate about one stretch of road that is constantly covered in sand and has to be closed one month out of every year and brought so much joy to so many people. the fact that we are debating this doesn't show the level of urgency that we have. there are thousands for drivers and to people with disabilities who are now able to enjoy the great hawkway. and i am asking the question to show what a transformative vegs for the

part in the future of autonomous, sustainable and connected transport. the first ever british car was for a few years now, we've been told that driverless cars are just around the corner. and on this programme, we've taken a few for a spin. but before they can truly become a reality, we need to know that we can trust them just as much, if not more, than a human driver. and if this driverless world comes about, it will be transformative — not just for the drivers, but also for the cities, so we may need to rethink some of the basics. we're used to a lot of congestion on our roads but it seems here like this model of autonomous vehicles seems to actually overcome some of that congestion. so we know that people spend a lot of time driving around cities, creating congestion, looking for a parking space. with fully autonomous parking, you need fewer spaces. so that will reduce the requirement in infrastructure and in cities for the real estate needed for parking solutions. the vehicle will literally drive itself into a car park, find its spot, recognise the w

masks are still required on public transportation.om today, san francisco mayor london breed is going to talk about the reopening, the city aligning itself with state guidelines on masks and general business operations, but high- risk activities will have extra restrictions, mega events will need to submit a self and safety plan 10 days in advance. >>> 10 lucky winners will leave $1.5 million in california's vax for the win lottery. any california resident over the age of 12 who had gone at least one dose of the covid vaccine is eligible. the drawing is in about four hours. >>> at morning to you, it is tuesday, june 15th, i'm len kiese. >> i am anne makovec in for michelle. have everything you need to know, but first, a bay area heat up is on the way, mary, we are all bracing ourselves for those triple digit this week. >>> oh, my goodness, inland especially with temperatures in the 90s and triple digit, extreme heat is on the way. we have heat advisories, excessive heat warnings that will be in effect as we look ahead to the rest of t

the green party senator for transport wants to push berlin's mobility revolution even further. on i guess, yes, not under 1st week and services significantly painful more public transport or better cycling infrastructure better transport infrastructure even for pedestrians in and on then very likely will raise the price of public space. and i each of the whole factoid, 100 kilometers of fast bike lanes are planned to better connect berlin's inner city with its outlying districts. in the near future mobility research, andreas me doesn't own a car or even a bike. he books, trains cars and bicycles with his cell phone and calls for a radical sharing strategy. he says only shared mobility can stop cars eating up land. we then few men will be willing to share cars in rural areas. you won't be classic car sharing. the, the 5 people are driving 5 cars in the same direction at the same time than those 5 people will be driving in one car and do that usually with digital platforms. and that's how we can drastically reduce the number of cars in rural areas as well. out of practice what, w

the specialists that come off this transport are hand picked. they are checked every time they arrive at watertown. overall security in this area is the highest yet to be maintained in this country, even higher than that of the manhattan project. selection of watertown was dictated by several unique considerations -- guards maintain regular patrols. supplies destined for watertown channel into the area through regular aec routes. watertown radio and teletype communications, the angel is referred to as an article. her pilots are called drivers. the geographic spot of groom lake is called home plate. the angel was designed to do a single job -- obtain the largest amount of reconnaisance information ever collected on any single flight. for the first time in jet history, it is possible to inspect 400 square miles with a single photograph. for the first time in jet history, sensitive electronic equipment is being carried to heights where it can search for any number of radio, tv or radar signals and record this information for detailed analysis. ther

it is the secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. good morning, mr. secretary.t is good tob to be in your company. let's start with this infrastructure bill. where does things stand? the president has been negotiating wit with the republicans. where do things stander? >> on friday, there was another counteroffer by the republicans, about $50 million in movement, but did not meet the president's objectives for what we need to do. it is not just about getting through this season or some kind of short-term stimulus. it is about making sure that america wins the future at a time when our competitors, like china and our allies, are investing much more, frankly in infrastructure than we are. that's why it calls for such a big step. the president will speak again with senator capado, who has been a leader on the republican side. they'll speak on monday. and over on the house side on wednesday, there will be a markup for a key element of infrastructure policy. so lots going on right now. but still lots of daylight, honestly, between us and our republican friends. >> dic

i am familiar with the transportation challenges. and i use the great walkway as the that i ls and i have plenty of every others that i can drive on when i need to take my car somewhere in the city. and before the great highway closed tos, and i appreciate the highway impact measures saken to and and to have a safe, car-fee space. a pilot will give accurate data on full disclosure to impact covid conditions rather than partial, incompleept rfs >> my martin munoz. and thank you and and i want to talk about the urgency of the climate change. and of san franciscans, we should be leaders. the fact that we are having this debate about one stretch of road that is constantly covered in sand and has to be closed one month out of every year and brought so much joy to so many people. the fact that we are debating this doesn't show the level of urgency that we have. there are thousands for drivers and to people with disabilities who are now able to enjoy the great hawkway. and i am asking the question to show what a transformative vegs for the

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the clean ferry system we are planning with the water emergency transportation authority. following last month's approval of the multi operator transit pass. this is a m ou to bring new ferry service to the island by 2023. this will be exciting for transit users and bike lane for cyclists commuting from east bay across the bay bridge to take the ferry to san francisco. ferry service is one of the many transit services we are working to deliver. there is not possible without the support of the committee. i want to highlight that we are hosting virtual outreach events this week hosted by timma staff. these are meant for employers and workers to shape business affordability program. the first is tonight june 22 from 5:00 to 7:00. second one friday june 25 from 12:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. i look forward to hear what island employers recommend. the next meeting will be this fall. that will conclude my remarks. any public comment on the chair's report? >> there is no public comment at this time. >> public comment is closed. with that this is an information item. will you please cal

and follow up to the budget transportation last month, and will present fiscal year final budget for your consideration and adjustments have been made to the phase two annual budgets resulting in an increase of $86,000 for capital activities. additionally, i wanted to share that the annual rating which remain unchanged with a stable outlook and with the desirable changes to the office use and occupancy in the last year. we embarked on a procurement services and today on the regular calendar and with allied universal security services. and this allowed us an opportunity to encourage competitive pricing and small business enterprise to decrease with the federal and state advocates to ensure we are aware of and on the federal level, congress and the biden administration continue negotiations on the infrastructure package which we hope will provide robust opportunities to provide efforts and we strongly expressed support for the passage of the package and asking congress to advance this important effort. and we also sent a letter to house chair to support the invest in america act as it

core was solely dedicated to the transportation effort for the army and then later turns into the transportation core which still continues today. so this scene this tablo that you're looking at is of a sort of transcontinental trip from washington dc to san francisco, california. so this actually happened in 1919, so you had a convoy of trucks like this and others to show the american people sort of what the army can do in terms of transportation. and for some first time they've seen, you know mechaniz truck in action and it really made the public aware of what the army is doing what the military is doing in terms of transportation. so the cast figures you see in this tableau and others are really remarkable because we're trying to create authentic scene. so the uniforms the the type of boots they are wearing the material. the buttons is very authentic to the time period we're trying to represent which is a 1918 1919. so the process that's evolved in creating these cast figures, you know starts with an idea then we have to find a model prefer, you know, usually we use soldiers real soldiers who

this also includes transportation hubs too, like train and bus stations. you also have to wear your mask in k-12 schools, childcare, and other youth settings. the states health and human services secretary noted that this all may change, based on the ongoing conversations it is having with the cdc. healthcare settings, including long-term care facilities, homeless shelters and emergency shelters and cooling shelters will still need to have your mask on if you enter those areas. remember, businesses can choose to require masks, so we have to follow those individual business guidelines as well. if you are unvaccinated, you must continue to wear masks in indoor public settings, like retail stores, theaters, restaurants, and other state and local government buildings. >>> now high risk events will have some extra restrictions, mayor reed and dr. colfax announced what they are calling the safer together order mega events will still need to submit a health and safety plan 10 days in advance. indoor megaevent organizers will need to collect proof of vaccination o

i'm the transportation planner with the transportation authority. i'm here to update about the treasure island multi-operator transit pass. today it's agenda will include the overview of the transit pass which describe our recommendation. a proposed transit prize that staff developed for an analysis and i will walk through the schedule and next steps regarding this project. so as many of you know, treasure island has the implementation plan adopted in 2011 a comprehensive multi-mobile program to improve alternative means of mobility. this plan called for regional transit services including treasure island ferry, east bay and expanded muni services. this plan also identified residents of market rate housing will receive a transit pass through their hoadus and to kind of give a the purpose of this pass was to make sure that when treasure island, when the program is launched, there will be three new transit services on the island and on on island shuttle service. there will be different fares and retail pass options. to support overall program goals an

between 1459 and 2016, the primary metric for transportation performance success was second to delay that cars experience. we didn't look at much of anything else. and this was in direct violation of the city's transit-first policy in 1973. it is not just a roadway. it is also our coastal defense. a problem literally caused by excessive driving. within two years, great highways will be permanently closed to cars because it is falling into the sea. and we need to protect our coastal waste water treatment infrastructure. today marks the mid point in a process for designing the future of the great highway and this is the beginning point for phase two.

we are going to execute with the water emergency transportation authority. really to get into more detail with a study we are preparing as it relates to the ferry from treasure island to san francisco. the next slide. real quick in terms of usury visiting mobility goals. the incentives are to have folks travel via transit, walking or biking as much as possible. did discourage the use of private cars through the tolling and paid parking that is part of the program. most importantly meeting 50/50% transit walking, biking mode versus driving peak visit mode. the map that shows here is our intent right now. we will focus on the ferry service and discussion. we are also chatting and working with patterners to the east -- partners to the east. ac transit to establish transit service to and from the east bay. working with s.f.m.t.a. with the existing service and increasing service to san francisco. there is a plan for on island shuttle. today's topic when we are all excited about is ferry service from the new ferry terminal under construction and nearing completion

remember, there are real risks to transportation security workers.r day cruise ship passengers on a cruise ship in italy tested positive for covid-19 and they're required to be tested before, during, after their trip. 8,000 tsa employees tested positive for covid-19. real risks out there. >> absolutely. pete, thank you for staying on top of this for us. appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, a surge in gun violence gripping american cities right now. and police chiefs are now telling cnn they worry this will be a very bloody summer. so what is the plan? what is driving this? we'll be right back. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, it's a whole new world out there. i wouldn't be here i

aire libre pero los no vacunados deben usar la mascarilla y los vacunados que usen un medio de transporteen que están preocupados ante la agencia estatal, el informe sobre la razón >>> preocupados por el futuro de sus negocios varios propetarios llevaron su molestia afuera de las oficinas de las autoridades >>> es una situación que nos hace sentir incómodos hacer preguntas personales a las personas documentando cosas personales médicas >>> el gobernador dice que el estado está listo para una reapertura total pero la medidas sanitarias que van a continuar causan el enojo de los dueños de negocio >>> antes cambiaban los requisitos como usar químicos o mascarillas >>> dejar de usar mascarilla es permitir a los trabajadores solamente si están vacunados contra el covid-19 algo con lo cual no están de acuerdo >>> no queremos problemas legales no queremos ser doctores y no separar a nuestros empleados >>> él es contratista aunque el principio siguió las restricciones en esta ocasión no va a obligar a los trabajadores que usar mascarilla >>> bastante con esto de usar mascarilla porque no sirve pa

so finding alternative means of transport is vital for our planning. people from the german initiative transition town by doing just that the provide cargo bikes to anyone, free of charge. most of the bikes work with them, like motor people reserve, the bikes via an online platform, and can pick them up at 6 different locations. and kind of for me, it's a small way to help combat climate change to have an alternative to buses, trains, and cars. people always talk about how hard it is to do something for the climate. but with this project it's actually really easy. people use the cargo bikes instead of cars when they go shopping or need to transport larger items to members of the initiative or all volunteers. and the bikes are mainly funded through donations in the 3 wheelers are now much seen and love sight in the city. and tell about you, if you're also doing your bit, tell us about his visitor website. then just the tweaks the hash tag doing the open, the we shall yours to raise hers. those cargo blacks loop really robust at a great way to give you l

so finding alternative means of transport is vital for our planning. people from the german initiative transition town by doing just that the provide cargo bikes to anyone, free of charge. most of the bikes work with them, like motor people reserve, the bikes, an online platform, and can pick them up at 6 different locations. and kind of for me, it's a small way to help combat climate change to have an alternative to buses, trains, and cars. people always talk about how hard it is to do something for the climate. but with this project it's actually really easy because people use the cargo bikes instead of cars when they go shopping or need to transport larger items. the members of the initiative are all volunteers. and the bikes are mainly funded through donations. the 3 wheelers are now much seen and love.

transportation, and a plan to deliver food to the belgians. he asked his wealthy friends for financial assistance. then set up a nationwide appeal for donations. he had a passport issued by no nation, and signed only by himself, giving himself permission to cross the channel, visiting british military and political officials. he crossed the submarine infested english channel 40 times to negotiate between the british, and germans, although he refused to divulge military information to either the british or germans. both the germans and british objected to hoover's plan to bring food to the belgians. the germans were aware of the optics by invading belgium, and the population to starve. they informed hoover that they could not be responsible for prevent the accidental torpedoing of any of his ships. and some were torpedoed. as for the british, at first winston churchill, the lord of the admiral team suggested that hoover was a spy, and should be investigated. despite numerous british officials vouching for hoover and his mission, churchill refus

or for transportation. so i believe if that number were to change it would have a severe impact on our opportunities to access funding as we grow into larger community. >> thanks mayor. i agree with you. it is changing the rules in the middle of the game that is the most concerning. as you all work your long-term plans for growth in the future and i appreciate that answer. as many more as we know now the necessary stimulus package led to inflation regardless of my colleagues are pushing for more deficit spending in the infrastructure will somehow pay for itself. do you think more deficit spending on infrastructure like this been requested by the president's plan is essentially costless? >> thank you for the question. the data shows it's certainly not costless. for federal spending or tax cuts to pay for themselves you actually need to have a five and a% return on investment. because you then tax at five and a% you give back one 100%. instead of 500% reports the federal investments have a 5% return on invest

for these tests, dummies were transported up to 98,000 feet by high-altitude balloons. blowing] the dummies were released for a freefall period during which body movements and escape equipment performance were recorded by a variety of instruments. many of the dummies landed outside the confines of military reservations and were regularly observed by local civilians. following a series of dummy tests, a human subject, now a retired colonel, an air force pilot, made three bailouts from high-altitude balloons. these and other aeromedical projects that used both dummies and human test subjects were unclassified and widely publicized in the press and other media. ♪ in 1956, 20th century fox released "on the threshold of space," a feature-length motion picture based on these projects and filmed on location at holloman air force base. air force personnel, aircraft, high-altitude balloons, and other equipment, including the actual anthropomorphic dummies, were used in the making of this film. the eyewitness reports of military units that always seemed to arrive shortly after th

the green party senator for transport wants to push berlin's mobility revolution even further. on. i like yes. and for the 1st week and services, significant pain, far more public transport or better cycling infrastructure, better transport infrastructure even for pedestrians in and on, then very likely will raise the price of public space. and i each of the whole factoid, 100 kilometers, a fast bike lanes are planned to better connect berlin's inner city with its outlying districts in the near future mobility research. andreas to me doesn't own a car or even a bike. he books, trains cars and bicycles with his cell phone and calls for a radical sharing strategy. he says only shared mobility can stop cars eating up land, then female will be, will learn to share cars in rural areas to the old won't be classic car sharing. the, the 5 people are driving 5 cars in the same direction at the same time than those 5 people will be driving in one car and do that easily with digital platforms. and that's how we can drastically reduce the number of cars in rural areas as well. out of practice

time to transport the produce to store us and to eat it before it spoils. appeal is based on liquids and other natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. their extracted and blended into a taylor made solution. by combining them in the right ratios. when they dry a dry into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause fruit to age, which are basically water going out and oxygen going. yeah. so same materials were just teaching them a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of praise, in order to give them the same kind of protection that you'd have on women. on a cucumber or on a dutch wholesaler nature's prize cell, some $120000.00 tons of fruits and vegetables a year. they import from 59 countries, especially latin america. in rotterdam, the imported produce continues to ripen before it's sorted, packed, and shipped to the retailer spoilage and waste of the common problem in the industry. but the company hopes to minimize these losses in the future, the consumer. so through the way they actually bought it and they don't use it. a

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how are they transported there? dr. millett? allan: well, you had put them on ships. the best way to do that were lsts available. very often, having trucks preloaded with ammunition, supplies, water, was crucial in supporting various amphibious operations. the trucks were as numerous and important. so, the big island campaigns. saipan, guam, okinawa, i think the one place where trucks did not do so well was on iwo jima, largely because of the volcanic gravel that was very tough traffic ability. there, you needed weapons carriers and jeeps to try to move casualties, ammunition. nobody could really function for very long unless they had some kind of transportation systems based upon vehicles of some kind. it might be amphibious tractors or light vehicles. but, you simply cannot conduct a military operation that was firepower rich unless you had something to carry the loads of ammunition. tyler: thank you. that was an excellent question. it raises the point that even though these islands look minuscule on a map, an island like wattle canal or saipan has the capacity and

and transportation services.ransportation commodities, we talk about this cars and trucks story that propelled inflation higher as well. on the services side, its airline fares. these are the two big things. if you look at this chart, you can see the difference one of these -- these two kata -- the difference these two categories make. you can see what happens when you take out transportation categories, it is an unprecedented tilt in dynamics. romaine: this is striking, the gap you see between these two things. we are looking for widespread nest. that chart seems to suggest that it is not really bleeding through to other areas that much? joe: no, it's really not. if you look at the overall report and the 100 something components that go into the core cpi index, we are at a situation where fewer categories have been rising at a pace faster than 2%. versus more. in that sense, -- joe: this is what you were showing me in the office. matt: yes, this is the percentage of components in the basket. you can see this is