aati , an expert on palestinian political issues in the administrative palace of the us department of transportation , was the target of a business attack. this soft attack the transportation benefits processing software of government employees simultaneously targeting the reuters news agency about the possibility of revealing the information of 237,000 current and former employees of the us department of transportation was the target of a work attack, the same computer system caused the suspension of flights in the united states , which some media outlets caused by they knew it was a cyber attack, american lawmakers asked the president of this country to bring a certificate of mental competence, fox news reported that 61 republican representatives , including a former white card doctor , have expressed concern about biden's re-election, so the report of these 61 members of the us house of representatives about biden they have asked him to participate in a cognitive test for the presidency in 2024. germany is sending the largest shipment of military equipment to cory . according to spiegel weekly, t

targeted the software for processing government employees' transportation benefits . 237,000 current and former employees of the us department of transportation were targeted by a work attack. earlier this year, a computer system malfunction caused the suspension of flights in the us. some media attributed this problem to a cyber attack . american investors asked the president of this country for a certificate. bring mental competence and reported that 61 republican representatives, who are the doctors of the white house, have reported amid concerns about biden's re-election , so the report of these 61 members of the us house of representatives asked biden or took a cognitive test to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. germany is sending the largest shipment of military equipment to cory, as spiegel wrote, this shipment is worth 2 billion and 700 million dollars, and according to the plan , the shipment of this package is supposed to be announced at the same time as the president of ukraine attends the last visit to germany. more police germany had described the release of the details of the life trip as a betrayal of

the us house of representatives asked the unit to either participate in a cognitive test or withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. the administrative barriers of the us department of transportation targeted by a hacker attack. this attack was on the employee transportation benefits processing software. at the same time, reuters reported the possibility of revealing the information of 237,000 current and former employees of the ministry. earlier this year , a computer system malfunction caused the suspension of flights in the united states, which some media attributed to a cyber attack. the world of the east assyrian church and the accompanying delegation from the tomb of the newly identified martyr of assyrians, jani be to swimming the snake with arvin, and from parts of the countries of syria, iraq and america, who participated in the fourth religious dialogue of the center for the dialogue of religions and cultures with the east assyrian church in they visit tehran with the presence of martyr jani's shrine paid their respects to this holy defense martyr in their own way. issuing electronic visas for the hajj of tamattu 1402 for iranian pilgrims and executives has started. the

department of defense through us, africa command remains committed to supporting the department of state's efforts in sudan. over this past weekend, this support involved organizing and synchronizing transportation from khartoum to port sudan and on to saudi arabia for us, citizens and others who wished to depart sudan. today, the uss brunswick along with the uss truck and uss polar remain in the vicinity of port sudan and are able to provide support to the evacuation mission as needed. additionally, isr assets continue 24/7 overwatch over potential land evacuation routes. and africo s deconfliction cell continues to distribute relevant information to the department of state, our allies and partners and international ngos to help enable informed decision making. looking ahead, secretary austin looks very forward to welcoming philippines president marcos to the pentagon tomorrow. it's important to point out that we're standing at a transformational moment in the us philippines alliance. we've made great strides recently in advancing our bilateral defense relationship from announcing four new enhanced defense cooperation agreement sites to successfully completing the largest ever iteration of our

of the 10g network. sold here in the us. the new plan was announced today by the department of transportation and the national highway traffiction. the technology already exists to some extent in certain vehicles. agency officials say automatic emergency braking or aeb can detect objects in the way and stop or slow a vehicle preventing a crash or making it less severe. we're seeing a real epidemic of roadway fatalities on us roads over 40,000 deaths a year, a b systems are a big step forward in saving lives on our roadways and preventing crashes . when deployed a b systems can potentially bring a vehicle to a complete halt or at least slow them down so that they're significantly less damage on impact. the agency say the technology will save at least 360 lives a year. the regulations will undergo a 60 day public comment period before a decision on a final version will be made. if approved, aeb would be mandatory in all new vehicles within four years. well, tomorrow is the beginning of hurricane season and president biden today outlining how his administration is responding and preparing for extreme weather events. the preside

of tools and definition that we use. for example with the federal charging infrastructure grant, they encourage us to use the department of transportationping tool and that has a slightly different area in terms of what they are mapping. >> i would like to thank you for the presentation. i really like to see the team doubling to three. you guys have a really really important job. i don't think there is anything that we do with the city that is more important than achieving the climate goals that we have than what you are doing. we know this is important and especially with mass transit hitting some cliffs in the future, what you are doing to electrify private vehicles. and working to achieving some goals within the climate action plan with electric vehicles for adoption. we know what those 2030 goals are. do you have any information for how we are doing versus those goals recently? >> yes, thank you for that question. there are two goals in the key climate action plan and we want to reach 100% of car sales for being electric vehicles without increasing those numbers of regular vehicles on the road and wanted to see those to be electric

law , we must be aware of the law that limits us, people in england are worried that their rights are more limited, such as healthcare, education, transportation and fire department under the impact of this new law has been realized in these sectors in the last few months , there were widespread strikes over their wages and working conditions due to inflation and the increase in the cost of living in england. the sale of england and the assignment has been recognized since 1966 by workers and union leaders. they say here that they will not allow their rights to be lost. thank you for your cooperation until the end, but the news in my five sections has been a long time. i can easily and quickly view their own bills, what should we do? to install my electricity utility software, when they enter the main page of my electricity software, just click on the icon, they will enter this space. in this space, there is general information, whether the electricity bill has been paid or not, they can enter the electricity bill viewing space. the last information should be their own . personal details at the time of sharing. amount of rials. electricity number. we use money. w

the faa recently used new technology to clear over 100 flytrap that will save time and money. the faa and department of transportation are doing our part, but airlines need to accept their fundamental responsibilities to better serve passengers. when they do not, we are here to enforce passenger rights and hold airlines accountable. in just over two years, this administration has diverted significant gains -- has delivered significant gains in passenger protections. we have stepped up oarsmen number most and transparency. -- enforcement, rules, and transparency. we have helped get $1 billion in refunds back to passengers and security enforceable commitments and web service that did not exist a year ago that's reversible commitments around customer service that's not exist a year ago. all of this is possible because president biden is fleeting and administration focused on making everyday life better for americans. just as the administration is delivering investments to improve physical infrastructure, we are also acting to ensure american have a better experience with our transportation system. it is an honor to serv

meeting around maternal mental health, which put us around the table with our colleagues from the department of labor, housing, and recognizing transportationall of these issues are part of the solution. >> when you desegregate the cdc data, mental health issues are the underlying cause of most of the deaths for white and hispanic mothers, but black and asian mothers suffered much more from her conditions and hemorrhaging. is it harder to address these challenges when the root causes very so much by race? >> that is why we have to invest in all of the above. we are also investing in helping hospitals prepare for hemorrhage and helping them be ready to respond to those crisis moments. and moving further upstream and better managing hypertension and gestational diabetes in women during the prenatal period, which is why it is important to get people connected to prenatal care. we hope these efforts will help us address critical disparities. >> carol johnson, head of the health and resources administration, thank you for your time. >> the civil war in myanmar intensified this week as resistance fighters attacked the governing military forces. t

talked about how the employees of the department put things in order in the field of passenger transportation, taking into account the fact that a significant part of us. we pay close attention to this category, and in fact , every day we detect more than 800 traffic violations indicated by categories. e vehicles in separate periods. when the raiders event is held the number of violations detected by us is about two dashes 2.500. and that's not counting the accident. recently in moscow, a taxi driver, in pursuit of another order, grossly violated the rules of the road and began to turn around, a biker motorcyclist blindly crashed into the car at high speed , his passenger died, received a serious injury, another capital driver demolished the navels of pedestrians. he behaves strangely at traffic lights. contained not, well, not moving, on time, the rookie recalls with a shudder her recent taxi ride. she was returning as a seriously ill child from the hospital late at night and noticed the strange behavior of the driver , which became clear when we drove onto the highway. while driving, he closed his eyes, and the car leaned in the other direction. i h

us officials say hundreds of citizens are likely to be evacuated on the usns brunswick, which is a fast transport vessel. the us state department it has helped nearly 1,000 us citizens depart sudan since the violence began. thousand people attended an open—air mass in pope francis�*s third and final day in hungary, he urged hungary not to close the door on migrants or those he says of warren and unlike us. prime minister viktor orban has repeatedly criticised migration and was constructing a border wall to keep the migrants out. this is what our reporter had to say earlier. this square in budapest, in front of the hungarian parliament building, in the last few minutes the pope has been holding a holy mass attended by up to 100,000 people in the square and in the neighbouring streets. people are now slowly leaving the square. the pope left a few moments ago. in his sermon here, his main opportunity to address the people of hungary and hungarians who flocked to hungary to listen to him, to attend his visit. he quoted the example of the good shepherd. he said it was important, he called on his listeners to open the doors which hav

$30 million the us department of defense, in turn , confirmed that they would provide military assistance to ukraine but did not name specific dates. and at the same time, italian transportworkers are demanding higher wages and better working conditions. today , a large-scale strike is planned in the country on the eve of the strike of italy-airways has already begun to cancel flights. dozens according to local union to protest intention to air traffic controller pilots and flight attendants strike expected to cover airports across the country, including rome and milan belarusian tractors reached brazil in the country opened the largest agricultural technology exhibition in latin america agrishow 2023 for the first time in history take part in it and belarusian enterprises i am very pleased that the minsk tractor works supported our initiative and today brazilian farmers can they say to support belarusian tractors with their hands. they consider their quality only on the internet. we also started working in brazil to create two assembly plants for belarusian tractors adapted to local conditions. this project can ensure the supply of belarusian tractors and attachments fo

of the legal rights that limit us. people in england are worried that their rights are more limited . healthcare, education, transportation and the fire department were affected by this new law. in the last few months, these departments witnessed extensive calculations of the percentage of their wages and working conditions due to inflation and the increase in the cost of living in england . the british have recognized the calculation since 1966, workers and union leaders here say they will not allow their rights to be lost . a thousand civilians were killed in 12 conflicts around the world guterres said that the terrible truth is that countries and the international community are not fulfilling their obligations to protect the increasing number of civilians who are caught in the war, which is what several members of the bolivian parliament said in yesterday's session while discussing the fate of one of the opponents of the government. in this meeting, the interior minister of bolivia described the representatives of the right-click mouse party, which camacho is the leader of, groups consisting of thieves and violent people for the right of the

of the state department has sent us in terms of details about the military package. we know includes additional show, artillery and remission, anti—tank weapons, armoured vehicles, trucks and trailers for transportnd it's a very long list. the end of that statement refers to something to china, russia could end this war today and until it dies, the united states and our allies and partners will stand united with ukraine for as long as it takes. president himself in the press conference and partners will stand united with ukraine for as long as it takes. president himself in the press conferences's ability to defend itself is crucial to ending this war, vladimir putin will not, reserve, so the message is notjust to ukraine but must crucially is that the g7 countries will support your claim for as long as it takes, remember we talk about f 16s, the jet fighters, the training of ukrainian pilots, seeing that translated the ground in that row anytime soon, it will take time to train as pilots, even if it starts soon, there's is to iron out about, we will how that work, but you is that this is a long—term commitment, they are in it for. that this is a long-term commitment, they are in it for.— they a

of what could be record breaking summer season. >> ainsley: madison all word is live at newark airport to tell us more. hey, madison. >> good morning, ainsley, steve and pete, yes. so the department of transportatione improved a chaotic travel system but critics they wonder if the secretary really has a handle on everything going on. a ground stop was issued in denver airport over staffing. just the latest in a long list of problems this year including cancellation, delays, and near misses on runways. memorial day weekend travel is around the corner and we are expecting a record-breaking weekend. 17 million passengers are expected to take off from a u.s. airport from thursday through monday. but, as you can see behind me, the travel it's already started long lines this morning and it's not even 8:00 a.m. we got to talk to some of those passengers and ask them if they have confidence in the current travel system. what we heard from most of them as much as they can, they are taking matters into their own hands. >> retrospectively i think i have had a very limited experience with having delays. i have been lucky. i am flying american scare lines today. you never know what will happen. >> i have an ai

using our tools to press airlines to continue improving customer service. >> travelers are also being encouraged check out the department of transportation, airline customer service dashboard. that will tell you what kind of compensation you're owed if your flight is delayed or canceled. the tsa says that pay hikes for tsa agents have bled to better airport staffing levels. >> by now we know what to expect with the forty-niners constant quarterback drama team showing off its current crop of healthy qb. he's down in santa clara this week. yeah, guys are hitting the field next. in sports, brock purdy, who's working his way back from injury. and trey lance spoke today. then there's sam darnold number 3 overall pick few years ago. sports director jason dumas. we'll have the latest on we'll have the latest on what dove beauty bar does far more than clean. this is going to moisturize my skin. i use dove beauty bar on my face. i use dove beauty bar to remove my make-up. it's always there, for whatever i need it for. with 1/4 moisturizing cream... ♪ dove beauty bar ♪ ...it's amazing what dove beauty bar can do. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the game was back toget

this'll be a test of the system says transportation secretary pete murray judge said the department of transportation has been working with airlines the lasting holidays. ask all of usine story from last summer and the instructions it took place then. cancellation and delay rates were unacceptable proportions last year. it is important that not happen again. >> industry officials are also addressing staffing shortages and have already hired 30,000 additional workers there reducing flights that using bigger planes to increase capacity. that's also treating 3000 air traffic controllers. they are not expected to be ready this summer they are hoping changes thus far will help make this holiday weekend runs smoothly for the airlines and passengers. neil: good number of folks behind to their. thank you very much of charles watson in atlanta on that will be updated going around the country how folks are putting up with this, the lines, the worries, the problems and big step in an airport that us in a bun. that is a crisis right there. in the meantime the latest on the 2024 presidential race. of course tim scott was a new entrance in the race the same time we saw ron desant

department of transportation reports the number of people going through u.s. airports is already above pre-pandemic levels. >> this weekend will be a test of the and i think all of us have airline stories from last summer and the disruptions that took place then cancellation and delay rates were at an acceptable proportions last year. >> experts say prices on domestic flights are down. 26 1% this summer compared to last year. but some international flights are expected to cost more, particularly for european travel. >> since a lot of people had for beaches and lakes over the holiday weekend, firefighters are getting ready to respond to emergencies in the water and sacramento, for example, rescue crews will be patrolling the rivers. they're very concerned about higher faster running water and point out. also a very cold water kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here in lawrence. i know you've been watching this. yeah. we've been talking about this. it's really dangerous up there this year. they've got a lot of snow still in the sierra nevada. we've seen those temperatures now warming up in the 70's across the high country. so >> that snow is melting out t

transport vehicles, another very expensive, valuable military hardware. those are all now in the hands of the taliban, who the us state department labels a tara group. now in similar instances when the us leaves a conflict, so in, or they say ends a war or military equipment, just sort of the spoils of war. and it's finders keepers mean what happens with all of that stuff. well, uh precisely is in the case of, of can understand if there is no kind of uh, withdrawal that we surely and save the equipment. it's just been a bad and the case worker, i understand they knew this was coming and they still didn't take steps to remove a lot of the equipment because they felt, hey, it was more expensive to remove it that believe it. and that is a kind of stupid judgment. but you know, that's what the decision restriction was into. they were confused about what was happening and where i would go. and so now the taliban have the weapons and the weapons probably all over the place that are going to, well we will regard as terrorist or some of verse of groups and the sources of discharge with a weapon that could be accurate. because a lot of the weapons were in th

department of transportation gender equity plan. when bus passengers tested the new addition, many said it was too narrow to provide any shade for even one person. notice they chose those of usebt as a nation, cities and states almost bankrupt and to spend 10,000 on this, outrageous. government is out of con control. >> they want us really thin to get some shade. >> it is hot there. i guess why people need a shady spot. >> the other day i saw a blind man sitting in the direct sun at a bus stop with zero shade. tax dollars need to be utilized better. this is a joke. know where your tax dollars are going, demand they go to good use, not ridiculous use. >> and not just for minorities. if you or i walk up to it, girl, you can have the shade. i am just saying. >> it is just fake. >> they're allergic to the truth. then you need more shade because you have a rash. thanks for watching. "america reports" is next. >> i don't know if we have a thing going round and round. he knows where we are. this deal won't solve all the problems. the president took a lot of things off the table but this will put us in the first step. >> that was house speaker kevin mccarthy, giving an update on whe

us about these reported attacks? well, russian media reports that drones hit at least 3 residential buildings in moscow. and according to moscow department of transport, the traffic in the area was blocked and the gps signals were jammed after the alleged drone attacks. drones were also allegedly shut down in moscow suburbs, and the videos of this, especially smoke in the sky are now being circulated on social media. well, as you may or must on may, i suggest that daniel actually said not to spread or important, not just spread on verified information, but rely on official sources. he also stated that no one was seriously hurt. and according to russian media, about 25 drones were involved in the attacks. and most of them were actually shot down or allegedly shut down in the moscow suburbs. but russian authorities did not specify the concrete number of thrones involved just by some background for out of us. this isn't the 1st time i drove has exploded as a russian territory. is it? you know, that's definitely not the 1st time it happened. it happened more and more over the last couple of weeks and months. been on march 4th, for example, a drone carryi

us about these report attacks? well, russian media reports that drones hit at least 3 residential buildings in moscow. according to the moscow department of transport, traffic was blocked in the area, and gps signals were also jammed after the alleged drone attacks moscow mer suitcase have done and said that the drone attacks caused minor damage to several buildings in the city. but no one was seriously hurt except for the 2 people that were reported on by russian media as well. all emergency services are working hard to clarify the situation. he said as well, he also important not to spread. i'm verified information and only trust officials forces, according to russian media about 25 drones were involved in the attacks. most of them were shut down by air defenses in the moscow suburbs. some of the drones got caught in trees and wires as they flew at an ultra low altitude, but russian authorities did not specify the concrete number of drones involved. okay, but this is the 1st time something like this has happened. oh, this happens more and more over the last couple of months and weeks been on march 4th, for example, a drone carrying an improvised

the enemy, using the lull on the soviet german front, increased the transportation of manpower and equipment by rail in order to disrupt enemy transfers. brigade of germans. in the main departmentst communications in case they don't. zhlobin mogilev and another voluminous list of directions, the alignment of the situation in almost every city, we shout very hard and all lines are closed for the actions of partizan. mogilev position, heavy traffic was interrupted from 21 o'clock, unloading capabilities were exhausted and stuff like that. 61,000 railroad bridges blown up by partisans about 6,000 meters of wire communication in the forest derailed over 150 enemy echelons about 15,000 fascists were destroyed. plans to strangle the partisans they failed together with the enemy. on june 20, 44 , powerful explosions simultaneously thundered throughout belarus. in the morning , the germans calculated the damage only in the strip from the lake to the river 3:5, 40,000 rails were blown up. thus began the famous operation bagration for the final. the knowledge of the fascists from the belarusian land of the partisan in it was assigned a special one. from declassified documents of the russ

cyber threat poses to all of us, either from municipalities who may see their tax department hacked to infrastructure or operators of various infrastructure systems, transportation systems, where do you see across the board in a blended sort of average on a scale of one to 10? i let you off because i'm thankful to have you here. you know, i'm just trying to gauge what the perception is out there of this threat and how serious people are taking it. because we need to take this, in my pun, one of the -- opinion, one of the critical threats. ms. easterly: i agree with you. i think it's improving because of colonial pipeline. it's improving because of the scourge of ransom rare. you know, ransomware has become sadly a kitchen table issue and therefore we're making cybersecurity and cyber hygiene a kitchen table issue. it's not where it needs to be but much better because of those things. we're now working with the field force day in aday out with businesses -- and day out with businesses large and small, with entities that weren't thinking about their cybersecurity and telling them, these are the basics that you need to do. because it's not when you're doing the bas

department of transportation says it's taking steps to make flying more efficient. a recently used technology to clear over 100 new , more efficient flight routes. critics say this effort to boost flyer rights could backfire, leading to higher ticket prices for everyone. and travel experts say these rules will be slow to take off. don't hold your breath . if you expect something to happen quickly, i highly doubt that will happen. it will take months and probably years. administration says another new rule will go into effect later this year, requiring airlines to be more transparent about the full cost of tickets, including all fees. in washington. mike emanuel fox news, there's a health advisory for one of the most scenic areas of the world. hawaii's telling visitors and residents to avoid the water at areas including kylo obey heavy rain resulted in stormwater runoff entering into coastal waters. flood water may be contaminated with harmful bacteria and pesticides fall from overflowing cesspools and sewers. other areas of concern include parts of oahu and maui. as the weather get

the department of transportation says it's taking steps to make flying, more efficient. faa recently usedogy to clear over 100 new , more efficient flight routes. critics say this effort to boost flyer rights could backfire, leading to higher ticket prices for everyone. and travel experts say these rules will be slow to take off. don't hold your breath . if you expect something to happen quickly, i highly doubt that will happen. it will take months and probably years. administration says another new rule will go into effect later this year, requiring airlines to be more transparent about the full cost of tickets. including all fees in washington. mike emanuel fox news. meantime frontier airlines is apologizino another country even though she didn't have a passport. the woman was supposed to fly from philadelphia to jacksonville, florida, but there was a gate change. so she accidentally boarded a plane bound for jamaica. after arriving she could not get off of that plane because, as he mentioned she didn't have a passport. flight crews stayed with her, though, until she could get on a plan

department of transportation reporting the number of people going through u.s. airports is already above pre-pandemic levels. >> this weekend will be a test of the system. and i think all of us have airline stories from last summer and the disruptions that took place then cancellation and delay rates were at unacceptable proportions last year. >> experts say the prices on domestic flights are down. 26% this summer compared to last year. interesting because i mean, i i you know, you got to shop around some international that's why they're expected to cost more, particularly if you're going to europe. james, we both google that i've discussed. yes or spend sieve and that's you know what? >> just hang here. how about that? yeah. how weather couldn't be better. so we'll watch to go anywhere. stay and enjoy that. we've got britney begley standing by in the weather center with a look at our forecast on this thursday morning. hey, britney, i like that. stay here. save money, stress free. you can enjoy a all different kinds of climates with our microclimate. take a look at radar again. what we're watching is that slight chance for drizzle conditions, a sprinkle or 2. i'm not really

faa used new technology to clear more efficient flight routes that will save time and money. the faa and department of transportation are doing our part but airlines need to accept their fundamental responsibility to better serve passengers. when they don't we are here to enforce passenger rights and hold airlines accountable. in just over two years this administration has delivered some of the most significant gains in airline passenger protections in decades. we have stepped up enforcement, rules and transparency. we've empowered passengers with better information. we've helped get a billion dollars in refunds and counting back to passengers and we have secured enforceable commitments around customer service that didn't exist just a year ago. and another major step is coming as you will hear in just a moment from the president. all of this is possible because president biden is leading an administration relentlessly focused on making everyday life better for americans. just as the biden/harris administration is delivering historic investments to improve physical infrastructure, everywhere from airport terminals to

department of transportation reports the number of people going through u.s. airports is already above what it was pre-pandemic. >> this weekend will be a test of the system. and i think all of us have airline stories from last summer and the disruptions that took place then cancellation and delay rates were at unacceptable proportions last year. >> and the experts say the prices, if you're flying domestically, they say they're actually down about 26% right now. this summer compared to last summer. but the international flights and i can vouch for the state. they cost more, especially if you're going to europe. >> well, airbnb speaking of the holiday weekend is enforcing stricter rules to prevent unruly parties at its rentals this summer, the short term rental service is putting a block on certain one and 2 night bookings for the memorial day and for the 4th of july holiday weekends, airbnb says that that applies to reservations identified as potentially higher risk for rowdy parties. parties last year. the service says it managed to prevent more than 200 people from booking listings using there various defensive out of >> 10 51 is the time. and tomorrow is the start of the mem

use by the police department. all of this comes as those 45 officers are under investigation for sending racist, homophobic, and misogynistic. text messages. >>> 18 p injured in this crash in downtown sacramento. this was a prisoner transport bus, and it happened right in front of the courthouse this morning. 23 people were on board at the time. investigators say two people were taken to the hospital, several others had minor injuries. preliminary reports indicate the cause of the crash was another vehicle running a red light. >>> now to a look at san jose at the cathedral basilica of st. joseph's, where right now the first of two funerals is under way for a bay-area catholic bishop. the bishop emeritus was born in 1945 and served as auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of san francisco for ten years starting in the late '80s and then was the bishop in san jose for the diocese from 1999 to 2019 when he retired. mcgrath was 77 years old. >>> yoffs at fabook's parent company meta may stop next week vo reports that meta employees were informed of the , but the number of jobs on the chopping block isunclear. in march, mark zuckerberg announced they would eliminate 10,000 positions by the end of may. the company has alrdy elimin

yours. the department of transportation has been working with airlines to make sure they can handle the increase in passengers. this weekend will be a test of the system and i think all of us the disruptions that took place then cancelation and delay rates were at unacceptable proportions last year, and it's important that that not happen again. what did judge says airlines have delivered improvements in on time performance over the past few months with cancelations now under 2% which he says is better than the 10 year average. united airlines announced this morning it's rolling a groundbreaking app, which features new mobile features for mobile phones. passengers with apple's iphone 14 pro and the 14 pro mask. you get real time information every time they border united flight. this new feature includes a real time countdown clock to their estimated departure time. united passengers can also get up to the minute information on their luggage. some of your favorite stores may have assumed a different look. when it comes to inventory compared to what you see now retailer stocked up on things consumers wanted most during the pandemic. things like cozy clothes because we weren'

us state department about details of that package president biden was talking about, it says security assistant package includes additional ammunition, anti—tank weapons, armoured medical treatment vehicles. trucks and trailers to transportlong list of equipment. it is a long list of equipment to the united states is offering to ukraine. at the end of the statement is interesting. it said russia could end the war today. until russia does, the us and allies and partners stand united with ukraine for as long as it takes. interesting because today, after a joint meeting president zelensky had with president biden and other g7 leaders and leaders of countries not g7 members who have been invited, he tweeted and said, our world is vast, from japan to middle east countries, arab countries, latin america, europe. we have laid out our peace formula to the world and as long as there are invaders on our land nobody should sit at the negotiating table with russia. i think that tells you, apart from the importance of him being physically among allies, he wants to reach out to countries who have not made up their mind about where they stand with the war on ukraine. india, mind about where they stand with the waron ukraine. india, he

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transportation department rewrite some regulations. details are not exactly out yet. but how might they benefit you? joining us to talk about that and other summer travel news is the founder ofoing.com. scott kai, great to see you. they want to compensate travelers for preventable cancellations and delays. this would be not just voucher but cash and mandatory? >> that's right. the details are still forthcoming on it. the proposed rule would require airlines to do two things, when there is a delay or cancellation that's within the airline's control, they would be required to first cover your traveler's out-of-pocket expenses, think hotels, meals, taxi to get to the hotel, but second, this is the real innovation, require airlines to provide compensation for travelers for their loss kind of time and had -- and headache. that's been the case in europe for decades. that has not been the case in the u.s.. i think it would be a real big boost to american travelers' rights if it comes to pass. kristen: i know we don't have dollar figures yet, but maybe you can tell us what airlines currently offer for things like that. is there a standard, or is it airline by airline? >> right now,

department saying, they assisted the private security team protecting the duke and duchess. there were numerous photographers that meet their transport challenging. that is their transport challenging. that is the word they used in terms ofwhat happened with obviously have heard in terms of the duke's perspective, his spokesperson and how they have described it in the statement goes on, the duke and duchess of sussex arrived at their destination, there were no reported collisions, summonses, injuries or arrests. so that the lead is there from nypd. we will see if they add to that in the coming minutes, we will see if there is more detail that they will supply but the duke and duchess's original statement referencing to nypd officers in their statement so we knew involvement in some capacity of new york's police. so that the latest from the nypd. lets speak now to ken wharfe who has been a bodyguard to princes harry and william from 1986 and became princess diana's personal protection officer in 1988. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. what do you make of the details we have heard so far over the last couple of hours? i details we have heard so far over the last couple of hours?- the last couple of hours? i think w

says the department of transportation has been working with airlines to avoid major travel disruptions like we saw last summer and over the winter holidays. take a listen. >> i think all of ushave airline stories from last summer and the disruptions that took place then, cancellation and delay rates were at unacceptable proportions last year and that's important that that not happen again. charles: yeah, and so airline industry officials say they are addressing staffing shortages and have already hired some 30,000 additional workers this year. they are also reducing flights but using bigger planes to increase capacity so the hope is, griff, that all of those changes that they've made head intoed the holiday weekend will help make traveling through the air for a lot of these passengers really smooth. we will see over the next couple of days if that actually comes to fruition, griff. griff: we hope so. if it isn't we hope they brought their patience with him. charles watson live at the atlanta airport. alicia: more sharks are being spotted at some of america's popular beaches. we will talk to a shark expert on how to avoid being mistaken for a meal when you're out swimming in

use 11 billboards , 1000 high visibility posters and lawn signs, along with radio and online safety advertisements . biden administration is increasing its scrutiny of airlines. the transportation department to expand the rights of passengers . ktvu is tom baker explains what's being proposed and what it could mean for bay area flyers. biden ministrations began the week by warning airlines that it's seriously run airlines on behalf of passengers whose flights are canceled or substantially delayed. the european union required airlines to compensate passengers for flight delays. the number of flight delays went down. consumer advocate paul hudson is president of flyersrights dot org only for domestic travel to you have no rights to get any compensation if your flight is can canceled. the only thing you have a right to is a refund. the biden proposal would force airlines who strand passengers for things that airlines can control, such as scheduling to refund the ticket price pay expenses for re booking another flight meals. and hotel rooms. flyers rights also likes the european law. they have delayed compensation starting at about $200. this is in addition to any refund. and it can go up to

us to recommend the city and district explore ways to expand sfusd's existing yellow bus service. another way that the city could support shuttle service through department of children, youth and families to provide transportation to after school activities. the second strategy involves transportation coordinators trained to deploy school district level or individual school sites to improve communication and information share to care givers around transportation issues. our final top tier strategy involved the awareness of the sfmta existing discounted fare programs. the cost did not feature prom innocent in out reach discussions about barriers special needs some did share they use muni more if it cost less. this was more common on care givers with lower income and found many were un, wear that the existing discount fare programs they qualify for. sfmta work with sfusd to include discounted fare programs in the school sign up process. >> weave have a series of promisedations focus on planning capacity at sfusd. and updating existing policy and regional planning processes to incorporate the needs of youth. >> with that i will conclude my presentation and available to answer questions. thank you. >> thank you. da

police department has said that while numerous photographers are made the transport of the duke and duchess are challenging, there were no reported collisions, injuries or arrests. the papers in the us the new york daily scared with... referring to the harrys mother. the new york post calls than the duke and duchess of harris. they described it as the harry and meghan drama show. a more sober take in the new york times, noting the frenzy that follows the duke and duchess's every move. we put all of this into a little context with our royal correspondent nicholas witchell, analysing the events and the row that has no issue. there are significant discrepancies between the account issued by the sussex is and what the new york police are saying. it's a difference in perception and we have been here before with the sussexs. we need to keep in mind that they were this people at the centre of this. they can only find it worrying and alarming and for harry it will have been a very triggering, invoking images and recollections of the tragic circumstances which led to the death of his mother being pursued by paparazzi in paris on 26 years ago. whether it was sensible for their spokesperson to

using bigger planes soon to increase capacity. additionally f.a.a. is training some 3,000 new air traffic controllers. they're not expected to be prepared for this summer, but they're hoping, at least the department of transportatione airlines are hoping that some of the changes that they've made already will help make for a smooth holiday travel weekend, alicia. alicia: let's hope it's smooth. charles watson in atlanta. thank you so much. griff. griff: alicia, turning now to the weather on this holiday weekend. as of 2023 hurricane season begins on thursday. heavy rain, gusty winds and dangerous beach conditions are possible for parts of the southeast coast this weekend. fox weather is taking to twitter posting some pretty ominous beach looking weather. hey, will. >> griff, this is not what a memorial day weekend should look or feel like. the beautiful resort pool behind me is empty. the beach behind it is empty as well. take a look at this, because they've packed up the beach umbrellas. everything is secured down, the lifeguard stands have been taken down. this is not the sight that you'd expect to see. not only if we had rain here the past 24 hours because of the rain maker off the coast, but it's cold here as

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us to recommend the city and district explore ways to expand sfusd's existing yellow bus service. another way that the city could support shuttle service through department of children, youth and families to provide transportation to after school activities. the second strategy involves transportation coordinators trained to deploy school district level or individual school sites to improve communication and information share to care givers around transportation issues. our final top tier strategy involved the awareness of the sfmta existing discounted fare programs. the cost did not feature prom innocent in out reach discussions about barriers special needs some did share they use muni more if it cost less. this was more common on care givers with lower income and found many were un, wear that the existing discount fare programs they qualify for. sfmta work with sfusd to include discounted fare programs in the school sign up process. >> weave have a series of promisedations focus on planning capacity at sfusd. and updating existing policy and regional planning processes to incorporate the needs of youth. >> with that i will conclude my presentation and available to answer questions. thank you. >> thank you. da