but with regards to what travellers, how travellers are using it?th using ai as a planning tool when it comes to travel and we are actually looking at skyscanner implementing our skyscanner is semi—search tool which allows you to have natural language so it's a lot more flexible and organic in the way that you can search and find destinations with relevant process. shares of tobacco giant philip morris international have search by 10%, reaching a record high. the bran strong demand for its nicotine pouches called according to the lakers earnings report. it a smoke—free business accounting for 40% of net revenue for the period between july and september. that's it for this edition of business today. thank you for watching. hey, i'm lola with the catch up. tonight, former abercrombie ceo arrested, twins cleaning london and paddington bear's british passport. previously on the catch up, we told you that the police officer who shot and killed 24—year—old chris kaba in 2022 was found not guilty of murder. while a judge has now lifted restrictions which p

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policy that payss for travel if you disclose the chain of to command that you need travel for non- travel reproductive health care services. >> the department of justice came out with a statement saying this is totally in line with the amendment for the dod butna senator tommy tuberville thought it was appropriate to suddenly jam up the promotionpr work. rita think of the past the dod has not been interested in tracking this and now they're concerned when they tried to take care of their people they are going to be penalized based on a political agenda as opposed to we are providing high-quality healthcare for our personnel to maintain mission readiness. >> you've alluded to it. obviously this is become a political issue and people are talking about this. i don't hear a lot of discussion of women in the military. obviously this creates certain barriers for everyone, what is an particular about women in the military that makes it so much more challenging. >> i think also women in the military don't have the same autonomy as women that are in the military. as an officer in the military, i c

the cost of travel depends on many factors, the category of vehicle, the specific road, the time of travelthere are categories of transport that can travel on toll roads for free. still have questions about toll roads. want to know how you can save on car travel, write us in telegram, ask your questions, we will definitely ask the experts about everything and tell you in the next issues of our instructions. the ebola epidemic began in west africa in december 2013, a two-year-old boy died. yes, people were buried here from ibola, when they bury from ibola, no one is allowed, only the red cross, a highly contagious infection, even teeth hurt. my whole body was twisting so much, i got infected from my husband, he died in my arms, they saw that some white experts had arrived, that is, this is a white man brought this trouble at all, there was a case when our car was pelted with stones, the russians helped us a lot. welcome to asia, the heart of the continent beats here. what have you gotten yourself into, love of adventure, come, i will deprive my mother of her will, i did not sharpen the rott

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policy that pays for travel if you disclose to your chain of command you need to travel for noncovered protective health care purposes. the department of justice came out with a statement saying this was totally in line with the amendment as far as the dod was concerned. senator tommy tuberville thought it was appropriate to jam up the promotion work. in the past, the dod has not necessarily been interested in tracking this. now they are concerned when they try to take care of their people, they will be penalized ace on a political agenda as opposed to we are providing high-quality health care for personnel to maintain mission readiness. >> you alluded to it, this has become a political issue, people are talking about this -- i don't hear discussion about women in the military. this creates certain barriers for everyone. what is it about living in the military that makes it much more challenging? >> i was a women in the military don't have the same autonomy as women who are not in the military. as an officer in the military, i cannot travel more than 150 miles away from my duty station

regional travel rather than flying.ually we have seen the overall type of trips that people are booking a more diversified, so this isjust one part of the picture. we're seeing growing interest in high—end premium travel inside and outside of china, a big rise in nature and coated travel, such as sichuan, hunan, tibet and the maldives, so more people are wanting to connect with nature and explore culture. does that mean some of the stimulus measures we are seeing is impacting or having an impact on people who are willing to spend more? the stimulus measures may help in the short term, but actually we are seeing long—term recovery for the tourism sector will depend on the broader economic factors. especially the recovery of consumer spending power and employment levels. financial stability is still essential for sustainable recovery in tourism. we — we — we want to also talk about the key theme of 2024, first, and we have seen domestic travel is the big shift and international, china international tourism remain subdued

travel rather than flying. we have seen the overall type of trips that people are booking a more diversified, so this isjust one part of the picture. we're seeing growing interest in high and brilliant travel inside and outside of china, a big rise in nature and coated travel, such as session one, debate, and the mole dies, so more people are wanting to connect with nature and explore culture. == wanting to connect with nature and explore culture. -- sichuan and explore culture. -- sichuan and the maldives. _ and explore culture. -- sichuan and the maldives. does - and explore culture. -- sichuan and the maldives. does that - and the maldives. does that mean some of the stimulus measures we are seeing is impacting or having an impact on people are willing to spend more? ~ , ., ., , on people are willing to spend more? a ., ., , , more? misdemeanours measures ma hel more? misdemeanours measures may help in _ more? misdemeanours measures may help in the — more? misdemeanours measures may help in the short _ more?

the travel and leave policy.he pentagon is put up numbers sitting on the dozen people in the first six months took advantage of the policy. i talked to advocates who say this is a good first step, the notion that they would pay for travel and allow the sleeve given that people might have to travel for a couple hundred miles instead of the clinic outside the base. take me through these policies. they change the notifications on when you have to inform command. >> delayed pregnancy notification. previously was as a policy as a woman you go to the clinic. you get coded. it is the only medical condition that gets its own special code, so it is obvious why you were being coded. you have women making the decision to not continue with the pregnancy or even women suffering continuous miscarriages, losing the pregnancy, and having to notify leadership about a pregnancy lapse before they notified their family that they were pregnant yet, so we change that policy and we have delayed notification up to 20 weeks, and the purp

but some travel insurance policies now cover covid and some of the costs associated to adjusted travellans. plans do range from the minimal basic coverage of an airplane ticket to more comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage of delays, cancellations or even potential coverage of hospitalization. we did speak with the travel insurance insider, who says the pandemic forced the industry to reevaluate. it grew the market. it also put the industry through a bit of a roller coaster, as you can imagine, when covid hit, most everybody canceled those trips, and that put the industry into a bit of stress. that took them a while to recover from that, and things to consider when thinking about purchasing travel insurance include the potential for delays or cancellations due to weather. are you making a significant investment in your travel plans, and is your health insurance active where you are traveling, incarcerated women in the south bay are now getting hands on retail experience. a goodwill store is opening inside the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas. goodwill silicon vall

one thing that is curious _ keen to travel. one thing that is curious about _ keen to travel.ut expedia, - keen to travel. one thing that is curious about expedia, it i keen to travel. one thing that is curious about expedia, it is| is curious about expedia, it is the second biggest travel booking website by sales but only the fourth most valuable. why is that, could it be undervalued, perhaps? expedia is a quarter _ undervalued, perhaps? expedia is a quarter below— undervalued, perhaps? expedia is a quarter below its _ undervalued, perhaps? expedia is a quarter below its all-time l is a quarter below its all—time high price, it has been through a difficult period, the chief technical officer and chief executive officer left, the turnaround plan seems to be working but that is in the early stages, and uber may well be thinking that there was a bargain to be had here. lots of consumer— bargain to be had here. lots of consumer facing _ bargain to be had here. lots of consumer facing apps - bargain to be had here. lots of consumer facing apps are - bargain to be had here. lots of

you are seeing travellers - are seeing travellers getting more sophisticated where they are choosingokinu destinations? yes. they are looking at — destinations? yes. they are looking at the _ destinations? yes. they are looking at the types - destinations? yes. they are looking at the types of - looking at the types of destinations, looking to resonate around experiences they are wanting to travel four. ., ., ., ., ._ four. you mention moving away from the regulars, _ four. you mention moving away from the regulars, bali, - four. you mention moving away from the regulars, bali, tokyo. | from the regulars, bali, tokyo. it is over tourism a concern you have noticed?- it is over tourism a concern you have noticed? the data shows we — you have noticed? the data shows we are _ you have noticed? the data shows we are starting - you have noticed? the data shows we are starting to i you have noticed? the data | shows we are starting to see some search trends for the lesser known destinations, so moving away from those popular destinations this year. we are starting to see the emergence of so

should travelers and potential travelers know? >> absolutely.el can get very crowded a few ways. if you want to skip the line, there are free reservations that you may not be aware of. so if you don't have clear and you don't have tsa precheck, select airports have a free reservation system where you can make an appointment to go through security, and that gives you expedited line access for you and your family without any additional fees. >> there's also no go ahead, go ahead. i just didn't know that. i couldn't believe it. i couldn't believe that. >> yeah, it's not everywhere. so you know, i hope that the program continues to expand, but definitely at major airports domestically and abroad as well. a select few like amsterdam, you know, here, seattle, you know, phoenix, i believe. so definitely have a look and see if your airport participates. and that's one way to take advantage. beyond that, i like signing up for different alerts like travelzoo has been sending out really great deals lately of different cruises, you know, all inclusive trave

belarus, no matter how much i travel, no matter where i am, i always miss you , my belarus, you are my purest, my homeland, in you is my strength, fortress and soul, no matter how much i travel, no matter where i am. i always miss you, my belarus , you are my fatherland, my homeland, in you is my strength, fortress, soul, we will carefully preserve our land, protect its peace and quiet. belarus is kept by the gods, the people with their country, so give us god strength and faith, save my land from evil, and let them build their nests in the endless belarusian... places, no matter how much i travel, no matter where i am, i always miss you, my belarus, you are my homeland, my motherland, in you is my strength, fortress and soul, no matter how much i travel, no matter where i am, i... i always miss you, my belarus, you are my homeland, my motherland, in you is my strength, fortress and soul, in you is my strength, fortress and soul. happy holiday, dear teachers! don't you dare forget the teachers, they worry about us, they remember us. in the silence of those who thought rooms await our r

some travel insurance policies now cover covid and some of the costs associated to adjusted travel plansans do range from the minimal basic coverage of an airplane ticket to more comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage delays, cancellations, even potential coverage of hospitalization. we spoke with a travel insurance insider who says the pandemic forced the industry to reevaluate it grew the market. it also put the industry through a bit of a roller coaster. as you can imagine, when covid hit, most everybody canceled those trips, and that put the industry into a bit of stress. that took them a while to recover from that. things to consider when thinking about purchasing travel insurance include the potential for delays or cancellations due to weather. are you making a significant investment in those travel plans? and is your health insurance active where you are traveling? 519 right now. trending. this morning zombies filling the streets of key west, florida over the weekend ahead of halloween. yeah, it was all for the island's annual fantasy fest. costuming and masking festiv

travel trailers. if you want a travel trailer, and there are some restrictions about where you can put it, we strive to have people be able to put it right on their property. it may not be allowed in every instance because of things beyond our control, but if people have to rehab their homes and it could take weeks or months, you have a place where you can stay and work on property and get it done. if you want to request a travel trailer, you can call hope florida and apply for a travel trailer. we have brought hundreds of them and deployed them. i think we have 1500, 1700 travel trailers in the state program. you probably can qualify on this with fema. fema will not get you a travel trailer within a week. it will take probably many weeks for them. we can turn it around quicker and that is what we are going to do. we have hope florida buses at horseshoe beach and then at a community center. we have hope navigators in madison and taylor counties going into neighborhoods impacted by the storm to offer s

it's fun, i guess to travel when it's a holiday, you want to be summer. but yeah, you're like, wait a missing get you get to trick or treat. and there's all kinds of other events going on. for example, in san francisco city hall. there. >> has halloween-themed entertainment zones for the kids. this is those. this is that new entertainment zone concept, right? they did it once for oktoberfest where >> several restaurants and bars are allowed to serve out in the open air in the like block party drugs actually enjoyed drinking. they're gonna have live music and games of play. some scary movies night cost on cotton street. yeah. so that's what the branding. this one nightmare on front street. it'll be from 02:00pm until i think they ended at 10:00pm. so get out there and have some fun. >> time now is 8.41. and after the break, we'll take a look at how the warriors did in their second game in a row against the pelicans. >> and we will be drying out just in time for halloween festivities. i have the extended forecast after the break. we start oaf this morning.

well, it is reflecting a domestic travel in china.tourism is kind of negative for the last six months. it will probably remain negative for the next three months. we expected it. the one thing that striking if you have a greater demand from trainees going outside, so selling rates in china have never been so high. so people to have money to spend but they are spending outside china. (00v)in other news — uber has reportedly expolored a possible bid for travel booking website, expedia. according to the financial times, uber has been in discussions in recent months over a potential acquisition and how it could be structured. uber has yet to confirm the news, but if true this deal could be the largest—ever for the ride—hailing giant. airbus has announced its laying off up to 2500 workers from its defence and space division. the firm said the redundancies were part of a restructuring plan, as they try to bring down costs. the head of airbus' defence and space division michael schoell—horn said a leaner and more competitive approach to busi

so people are still traveling and engaging, and we expect travel to continue to grow at a pace faster worldwide, which is typical for travel. with thanksgiving and christmas holidays coming up soon, we're found to see again the bookings surge move through the holidays. now is the time to book travel, because hotels and flight also rise closer to information >> would you say based on what you see in travel trends, this economy is acting like an economy going into a slowdown or like an economy that actually, i don't want to say going into a speed up, but one that has significant kind of gdp momentum >> yeah, i think from what we're seeing, i would call it steady state. i wouldn't say we're looking at something that's going into decline, because that's what we thought would happen earlier this year. and things have held together quite well going through the summer consumers are behaving how they typically would. so it feels like a normal travel environment at the moment. >> i thought we were going to get that slowdown, too never came thank you for your time today. >>> coming up, shares o

traveling along things in the south. a look at that 64 minutes along 1, 0, one. 85 up to menlo park. it's a lot of people commuting up into the low part. these are slow for them to 80 might be a good alternate and also cilantro down to 37 southbound. there. 46 minute reasons. back to you. >> thank you. reyna 7.47. is the time in the north bay. this nevada home was destroyed by fire wednesday morning. firefighters say all the residents were able to get out. so nobody hurt. thankfully. investigators now looking into it started that blaze. meanwhile, in related news in santa rosa, police arrested a man accused of starting a grass fire on corby avenue right near highway 101, earlier this week. and you can see some of the burned ground here. fire crews put out the flames before it grew beyond an acre in size. witnesses told officers that a man started that fire and then ran and hid in the parking lot of a nearby car dealership. so police went over and looked. they found a man in stamp and booked into jail. >> in the east bay,

gen z has increased their travel budget. 42 1% since last year to $639. older travelers. that's next be before us actually cutting their travel spending by 21%. stay up to date on local news, weather and sports. you can stream kron for news on your tv for free with the new kron. 4 on kron on app. i should say it's available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung tv. you can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron 4 mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 dot com. coming up on the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. buckle up again in the bay area and no relief. triple digits today. tomorrow. >> when will we see 90's? even 80's country will tell us all about. plus, how are you dealing and how you can keep yourself and your family safe during this intense people? >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the kron. 4 morning news. get ready for another hot day across the bay triple digits today tomorrow and possibly even into this weekend along with this last jontre tell us just a few moments with. and oakland woman, a marine this morning after she is 1

travel around belarus, hello everyone, today we are traveling around the minsk region, i was told that we need to start our excursion in a village called gorbishche. pritytsky sergey osipovich, one of the organizers of the komsomol underground in western belarus, an activist of the communist party. riyana fought against the polish occupation, paved the way for a better future for his people. during the great patriotic war, he participated in the defense of mogilev and gomel, worked in the political department of the central front. in january 1942, he became the second secretary of the central committee of the leninist communist youth union of belarus, in october of the same year, assistants. chief of the belarusian headquarters of the partisan movement, having experience in underground work, instructed sabotage groups before being sent to the occupied territories, one of such was a group of faithful weapons. in october 1943 , sergei osipovich was awarded the order of the red banner, and since march 1944 he led the polish headquarters of the partisan movement until the end of the war. i

he wonderful to see so many travelling fans.— wonderful to see so many travelling fans. he has taken over alastair cook's - travelling fans. he has taken over alastair cook's record. | travelling fans. he has taken over alastair cook's record. i am reading some reaction from his team—mates that ben stokes has described him as selfless and incredible. what else have we heard from his fellow team—mates? we heard from his fellow team-mates?— we heard from his fellow team-mates? like i have no idea, i team-mates? like i have no idea. i have _ team-mates? like i have no idea, i have been _ team-mates? like i have no idea, i have been too - team-mates? like i have no idea, i have been too busy l idea, i have been too busy commentating on the match. he is such a team player. he is not thinking of records and saying i need to score 71 to become the best ever england player. he is thinking about what the team needs from him in the situation and that is what makes him an incredible player. it is always nice to break records and i'm sure when he eventually retires he will sit back

we expect nice surge in travel.lly normalized for us this year in terms of the travel patterns but holidays in particular are seeing strong demand and spikes, so in terms of what we see , i don't think we'll see anything different this year than we have in past years when it comes to healthy demand for those holiday periods. if you're looking to travel now is the time to book. the longer you wait prices are going to continue to rise especially in the airline industry. they are starting to pullback some of that capacity. liz: i know. don't put it off like i do all of the time at the last second. it's not expensive? brett good to see you thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: with three and a half weeks ago until election day we are waiting on former president donald trump to speak at a rally in colorado right now, arrive all presidential candidate kamala harris speaks in the battleground state of arizona. we are going to get you a live report. and jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon warning today that geopolitical risks with i

so i thought traveling by ship might be a good idea. all right, i'm going to try out this 2 week trip and then decide if i want to sail across the atlantic next year. and then i plan on taking her back here. yeah. it's the moment of truth, veronica and the crew. the ship is ready to sail. okay, we can go to the captain gives the order to cast off. think of all the lines they set off under the eyes of friends and onlookers. the ship is due to arrive in copenhagen in 2 weeks. despite all the euphoria sailing novice on it is also a little nervous i'm afraid i'll do something wrong or get in someone's way or go overboard. whatever poor care. c comes in norway, here to approve is reading a vessel, in this case, a diesel electric hybrid. now we're going to unplug the charging cable before we head out. to be sure power is because it's mostly made for renewable sources, such as a water power for instance. and then we can charge our batteries during the night when we don't use the green energy for more climate friendly tourism. northern norway i

show fellow traveler, my fellow traveler and i are in for an unforgettable journey, you can't escapenture for the whole weekend, where will it be? we have several options, there are three of them, how will it be? i'm just not used to this, what? what will we eat? well, let's get to know each other. oh-oh-oh, where will we sleep? i wanted to say welcome, but this phrase doesn't fit here. how will we get around? very cool. and how will we have fun? i'm ready, i took a risk, imagine, will we fly? decides fortune cookies, someone took them out of their wide trousers, and we take out a cookie from a bag that will tell us in an instant what our point will be, and my fellow traveler and i get fabulous pleasure, every cookie is an adventure, oh-oh, i'm sure it will be cool, everyone in the edtkongovets got up fellow traveler with timur rodriguez premiere on october 12 at 13:00 on ntv. nevsky new season from monday at 20:00 on ntv. we have different noses and we tolerate a runny nose differently. we will say stop to a runny nose, if rinostop is in action. rinost extra is active from the 25th

but what happens when you're not even travelling treat ron? john, she'd was traveling for business through india. he went to the u, a. e and he was abducted there. there are a ronnie and dissidents all over the world. there are people who like to live in the free world and voice, their criticisms against the regime. this essentially puts a target on all their box. that is why this issue is much broader than simply john . she charm a case. that is what we have been saying from the beginning. and it is really a travesty that germany and us did not take this more seriously. thank you so much for joining us on the show is really great to get your insight facing. yeah, thank you. thank you. supporters of george's opposition? parties of raleigh di side parliament in protest that the official results of this weekend's elections, the ruling pro moscow jordan, dream policy one sought today's, but the countries presidents and all positions say they will recognize the result. the you, us, i'm the election observers have called for an investigation into a

but what happens when you're not even traveling to iran? john, she was travelling for business through india. he went to the u a. e and he was abducted there. there are a ronnie and dissidents all over the world. there are people who like to live in the free world and voice, their criticisms against the regime. this essentially puts a target on all their box. that is why this issue is much broader than simply john . she chairman, case, that is what we have been saying from the beginning, and it is really a travesty that germany and the us to not take this more seriously. thank you so much for joining us on the show is really great to get your inside fishing. yeah, thank you. thank you. okay, there was some other stories making headlines around the world. my heavy is really strikes, hit multiple areas across 11 on monday, including the port city of tire separate bombing and the eastern back of valley killed at least 60 people according to the lebanese health ministry. meanwhile, as well as military says it's i and don't defend system. interc

so it was fun to travel with them. it was fun to travel. one last thing. the ten back. okay. quincy adams and his father are back in europe now. they're in netherlands. they're in the netherlands. john is ambassador to the and so his secretary, francis dana, he dispatched dana with john quincy, who was. 13, as his secretary to to saint petersburg, to get recognition from catherine the great. well, he was there for a year. it didn't work out. dana came. john quincy, by that time was 15, almost 16 took three months to get back. he because of his father, he most of the important people in stockholm and copenhagen and. so he tarried there and and made a lot of social contact as people of the stories society set out check the check the the birth records there and see how many children ever named john quincy. some of this got back to his sister and she kind of confronted him with it, with his escapades, heard about his his escapades. so he had. he had a colorful life. i think. and but you asked me about the election, john adams. and it's a this is a passage in a book he said in his

maryana itskevich will tell you how travelers saw this region. this is a land of contrasts and active volcanoes. to find yourself on the top of a volcano, to see kilometers of solidified lava, like unearthly, martian landscapes. mesmerizing kamchatka in a mini-film by yan popov. he is one of the finalists. video competition dedicated to the beauty of the far east. kamchatka is simply a place of contrasts, there are a lot of volcanoes, a lot of greenery, a lot of hot springs, you can't watch it all at once. yan still under the impression, a young bear, was also scared of me, after which i ksyusha said, slowly, don't run, but go towards the tents, we reached the tents and i realized that i had such a slightly delayed tremor. very scary, i think he should run away, i would have run away myself, ready to meet wild animals, twelve-year-old oksinia brashina, together with her father, they are brave dreamers, the following far east, daughter, you wake up for a long time, butterflies eat your breakfast, we'll cook some compote from this, we'll make a des

you want to get a travel offer because the travel offer is paying rent. buy it from somewhere . according to the definition of this law, we made a significant part of the people smugglers. it is a problem law. there are people like you you may be going on a trip, a study trip , a medical trip, any trip, a business trip , you may need more than the money that the central bank gives for travel time, the rest of your expenses , the production of the producer of rome, we should not see zero and one , my producer is the producer of our institutions now based on the width, actually 45 tomans, on the assumption, if i could get the preferred width, which many of these poor people can't get, then the institutions will buy based on the width of 60 tomans, then i have to issue a statement based on the width of 45 tomans. i want this production wheel to spin, my worker they are working, so if it is shut down, those workers will be poor, they will be unemployed, then you will see what the result will be . i think the value of your customs exports will fall, because of this, the demand for im

and i thought it traveled expertly in this campaign. that is generally when most candidates hit their stride. she was able to navigate the divide between talking about concrete policy proposals like the childcare tax credit and making home care part of medicare. and then soring to america and about the democratic project we are all engaged in. and all of it was contrasted periodically with the authoritarian dangers offer bide trump and those that are holding up his campaign. it was a beautiful way to make that final pitch. i know the people in my district in maryland in the 8th district throughout maryland in dc, have been just on fire about getting to that speech. a huge massive overflow crowd which i am sure is going to upset and destabilize her opponent. >> he is obsessed with crowd sizes. 60,000 people in attendance there at the event proper and on the fringes of the event. i think you are raising such an important point here, congressman. billed as the vice president's closing argument about democracy. certainly there was a deeply

other leaders from the administration have traveled over there. what will the united states do in the conditions in africa? sec. jean-pierre: i would say the president traveling there would send a positive message. i know you asked about others traveling there, but the president is going to be consonant with my bike to one country. sec. jean-pierre: -- going to the confident -- >> but to one country. sec. jean-pierre: if anything, using our commitment to building on that relationship, on the continent. as far as angola, he will have multilateral meetings, to discuss increased collaboration on shared priority. let's not forget the pgi, and addition of this president started, that's going to be the first chance. the open access rail network is going to start there. going to angola is a connecting factor in this key initiative, the pgi, right? we are talking about a historic effort in this open access rail network. that's going to be a big deal for everyone, every country in the continent. if anything, this shows the president was a commitment, and h

been done. israel will be announcing the coming hours or days it comes, a senior us officials are traveling to israel in an attempt to make progress on a truce. he is really military, his last heavier strikes on the ancient city of bond. back in eastern loven on 8 women were among 19 lebanese killed in those attacks. local authorities in northern gauze i have declared basically, i hear a disaster zone after repeated attacks by that is really military cause mass civilian casualties. of these 10 palestinians have been killed in the latest strife thought about as soon as more details from central garza there has been a clear escalation since the hours of this morning and the noise of this strike in particular in fact la here, which witness really a tremendous amounts of military pressure by the use of the site. that what these within minutes, where you had targeted one of device markets and they had getting at least 10 palestinians, well, 20 others. what consent wounded in that the lead strikes that were conducted with no sort of warning for civilian? so a tumble harris and donald trump are ca

don't forget about your travel agents.ally good. nobody wants to fly on christmas eve or christmas day, but you could save 200 bucks by flying on new year's eve. >> what about hitting the road? >> okay. great news here. aaa is actually expecting gas prices to be below $3 by early november. gas buddy says look at the prices there. we could see $2.99, the national average for a low in thanksgiving. and then christmas, even lower, $2.83. so, if you are planning to hit the road for the holidays, it's going to be a great driving holiday. and some people are in the market for a new car too. so that could be good. >> before everyone starts booking flights and travel and hotels and whatnot, feels like the scammers are usually out during the holidays as well. any particular scams we should be concerned about? >> this is a crazy stat. booking.com looked at the last 18 months, and they said travel scams have gone up 900%. and they say it's in part because of artificial intelligence. the cyber security experts say a.i. has gotten so s

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of a commission but i like it more when more people are traveling and doing more travel. going to come in terms of how people are doing economically for themselves and the supply side will be how much inventory is there and when things end up not having enough rooms in the hotel, prices will go up. when there are lots of empty rooms, prices go down. long run, it all averages out, and our concentration is on make better products and services and make it easier for everybody to travel. that's what we are trying to do. in the end, i can't influence the economics but i can influence making it easier for people to travel. >> how are you thinking about the upcoming election, and president trump talking about tariffs, and what is your message to trump if he's elected? >> i don't talk about politics, but it's good for people to go out and vote if you are in a country where there's a democracy and you can vote, you should vote. i did listen to daria on uber, and they are giving a discount on uber if you are going to vote and that's good to get the vote out. some partsof the world

definitely tried to read the american genre of road travel, travel logs and books from kerouac to mark twain. there's so many great books out there. i dove into them. not sure if i took any one as a particular model but draw from their spirit which is to use the adventure as an opportunity for exploration. >> so the pandemic was raging, pretty much, when you left. >> right, right. >> george floyd was murdered while you are out? >> before. so we left on september 11th and george floyd was in late may. all of that was in the background. protests going on. it was our third night on the road in lancaster, pennsylvania. there was a shooting by police, a fatal shooting that resulted in police protest, resulting in smashed windows at the police department, the post office and other shops. so all of the george floyd protests, that was all happening as we were traveling. >> i do not want to get too far ahead of myself. what surprised you those first months when you are out there? if you had done it three years earlier or three years later, how would the trip have gone? if you had done it in 201

north ofthe anyone travel anywhere? north of the river. — anyone travel anywhere?ver, everything - anyone travel anywhere? north of the river, everything is - of the river, everything is fine, because the south river stopped the water but south of the river everything is dead, everything is completely a mess. the shops are not open, they are completely destroyed. car is in the middle of the roads, thousands and thousands of cars. there is no normal life, it is impossible. hugo, we appreciate _ life, it is impossible. hugo, we appreciate you - life, it is impossible. hugo, we appreciate you talking . life, it is impossible. hugo, | we appreciate you talking to life, it is impossible. hugo, . we appreciate you talking to us about all of the efforts you are making. i am sure the people are delighted to see you when you turn up with an offer of help. thank you very much. let's just take you back to arizona and phoenix, to be precise where vice president kamala harris is holding one of her rallies in this all—important state, and in particular trying to get out the lati

one of the things about the book is the travel.they traveled across and i'll be quiet in a minute here. they went first to paris for three months in 1778. john had to come back for three months and they went back. the things they sailed and in those days were just unbelievable but the weather was so bad, pardon me they couldn't land in the netherlands or anywhere. they had the land on the coast of so they had to make their way acrossss in the midst of this incredible place which they described in great detail. that soured adams of the catholic church and they blame the church for what it was doing to peasantry. they the jesuit's for some reason. travel literature was big in the early republic. he and his wife visited in central europe and he wrote detailed scriptures they were published in several magazines. i'm kind of a visual person anyway but it was fun to travel there. quincy adams and his father are back in europe now and they were in the netherlands. they are in the netherlands and johnny is ambassador to the netherlands and

or you know that it could take you a week because it just took so news traveled as people traveled is. i think the larger point so there was always a time delay yeah i that helps and i it's always really fascinating to think about how these ideas were circulating in this moment. one of the fascinating things to me is there were these almanacs that were printed in the 18th century and every colony that told you like when the sun rise and set and, when a frost was anticipated and things like that, and when the tides and all this information was there, but at the back were often lists of travel and how where could stay and where the ferries were. so if you wanted to travel between richmond, wherever, right. or in philadelphia, say it would tell you like travel six miles in one day on horseback and say at this. so they they had practical guides to make it mark accessible that's that's really is so you described the legal treatises that continued to argue for checks on power were there any situations that arose between 1787 and 1833 that demonstrate the importance of checks on executive po

so you have to follow when traveling around most the. ready interruption mistake. it's incredibly important to approach in each country with the famous again as mine though, if i just want to keep adapting to it. and so you have to avoid overlying it with a template, some past experiences, or should i see them? because then you can quickly make mistakes as to the new crime guns. the danger is clearly the shelling before so often entering an area that is being combined. if i look at some multi shelves that are kind of the of the dangers of mine. i mean, of course, it depends on the area under, which means it's overall heading so many, many, many minds have been light. that's also dangerous. and in the file ship, i guess i'm okay and it's all right. and i started working in new crime on the 25th of february, 5th to the day off to the full scale russian invasion. started uncomfortable. it's always a bit of an upset feeling of doing it, a few. everyone's trying to get out and stuff i knew go in, but you know if that is, but it felt right to be that line. it's 7. see th

travel and leisure seeing quite a lot of momentum this morning up 1.2%.ps some of the narrative that we are witnessing within travel and leisure is the fact that oil prices are trading lower about 4% and that could be providing a little bit of a boost to the travel names. we are seeing lufthansa and easyjet performing with the stocks. let me take you to the other side of the story? who are the worst performers? oil and gas down 1.7%. as i was just suggesting a couple of seconds ago, we are witnessing lower oil prices this morning down 4% and that is putting some pressure in terms of those oil companies, including bp and shell, both trading lower so far this morning. healthcare also a bit of negative moves there down 2% off the back of some earnings. let me tell you about those. one of the companies we are monitoring very closely this morning is philips. at this stage, look at it. we are down 15%. this is after the company cut annual sales outlook as they saw an easing in chinese demand and, indeed, the ceo saying the market conditions remain uncertain. le