taking the title for the sixth straight year followed by moscow and new york, sao paulo and there weisco, according to the global traffic scorecard. here we spend 79 hours in congestion -- we spent 79 hours in congestion last year at a cost of $2,250 per driver in wasted time and gas. $10.6billion to the city coming from a variety of costs to the economy. and while it seems like it's only getting worse here in the bay area, l.a. being at the top of the list is really no surprise to anyone who has driven there. >> i like to listen to music and kind of zone out when i'm in traffic so i guess i have gotten used to it. >> reporter: of course, that is a, um, strategy that a lot of people use, as long as you don't zone out too much. on the flip side, traffic is easing up in several cities in texas, dallas, austin and el paso. south bend, indiana, was the country's most improved. but are we moving to texas on indiana? no, we're -- but are we moving to texas or indiana? no, we're not. a lot of it is tied to the economy. so that's the double-edged sword. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:3

los angeles tops the list for the sixth straight year followed by a tie between moscow and new york, sao paulo and san francisco. we spent 79 hours in congestion last year, costing $2,250 per driver and $10.6 billion to the city according to the study. while it only seems to be getting worse here in the bay area, l.a. being at the top of the list is no surprise to anyone who has driven there. >> i like to listen to music and zone out when i'm in traffic. so i'm used to it. >> reporter: good strategy as long as you're not too zoned out. traffic is easing up in several cities. in texas, dallas, austin and el paso, south bend, indiana, the most improved cities. a lot of that is tied to the economy so that's a double- edged sword for you. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] >>> it is 5:06. a partial victory for opponents of a plan to track all vehicles coming in and out of alameda. >> plus, an unusual passenger hitches a ride on a spacex rocket during the the latest launch. >> reporter: and we are still stuck under this ridge of high pressure and the impact it will have o

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los ángeles encabezan la lista, seguido por moscú, nueva york y sao paulo brasil. >>> después de un aumentoctivados por error, cuando programan los relojes. autoridades piden de que en caso esto le suceda, no cuelga la llamada, manténgase en línea y menciónale al operador que todo está bien. >>> diversos departamentos de policía alertan sobre un vídeo viral que no deberían compartir en las redes sociales, por tratarse de un hecho delictivo. las imágenes que se habían compartido facebook son un caso de violación sexual en contra de una menor de edad, que está siendo investigado por la policía. si usted comparte las imágenes, ya sea por indignación se convierte en cómplice de un delito cinco ciudades en el área de la bahía aparecieron en una lista poco deseable. cinco de las 10 ciudades con renta de apartamentos con recámaras más cámaras están en el área de la bahía, el promedio de alquiler en san francisco es de $3488... (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). >>> san francisco está a punto de convertirse la primera ciudad del país en ofrecer locales para que los drogadictos se

reporter: the fishermen come from the nearby village of sao manoel da barra. the people here live with and from the riverer -- they're jut as dependent on clean water as the dolphins. with hardly any jobs available in the heart of amazonia, many leave the villages. not everyone can work in the local shop. some try their hand gold prospecting -- often illegally. >> it's how i survive. itit's all i've got -- panning r gold. when the gold mines on land closed down, t things got bad here. there's a bit of tourism, but that's not enough for everyone. the only thing left for r to do is look for goldld. reporter: slag heaps left by mining barges are everywhere, even right next to a a nature reserve. the barges pump gold-bearing mud and gravel up from the riverbed. it's collected in mats where it is then sifted by hand. the noise is deafening, and there are hardly any safety measures in place. is it dangerous? guido: look at this -- it happened while i was changing the suction pipe on the pump. parts are all heavy, and if you aren't focused on what you're doing, it's

>> i don't think sao. i thi -- so. >> i want schools to start investing more in students' happiness. >> meanwhile, gianna joined a group called bring change to mind. they want to talk about mental health without judgment. >> you aren't the only one feeling these things. >> how would you describe where you are today? >> i guess you could say growing. i feel like i'm in a lot better place. >> we have more information if you or someone you know needs help. there's a hotline number on your screen to call. we are seeing a shift in the way some educators feel about tackling this issue. they say more dialog means lessa stigma and morell ways for peop to get help. >> thank you, vicky. if you have a story for our vetiti investigative unit, visit other website. >>> let's get back to our weather coverage. tomorrow maybe we dry out just a bit and then the big stuff happens later this week. >> more sunshine on the way to return as we head into tuesday's forecast in what looks to be a very strong storm coming in the nex

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sao*iblg move it. >> second. >> any discussion, commissioners? any public comment on this item? ok. all in favour? >> ay endsinger. >> opposed? >> passes. item number four, please. >> item 14, approve amount number two to agreement cs200 waterway services, extending the agreement term by two years and five months with no change to the agreement amount. >> good afternoon a commission efforts. kathy how, a.g.m. for infrastructure. this item is asking for a time extension. we've used as consultant to help us on all of our capital projects as well as for the p.u.c. whenever we have right-of-way issues whenever we need to negotiate with both public properties and government agencies. >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> any discussion? >> any public comment. automatic in favour? >> aye. >> opposed? approved. thank you very much. >> item 15, please. >> approve the selection of parsons water and infrastructure group, award agreement number pro-0104 southeast water pollution control plant programme construction management services to provide programme level c.m. oversight and supervision fo

it shows a transgender artist from the poor outskirts of sao paolo in her daily struggle against machismo this is one way films of the belly nala responding to the me to debate. the fact that so many courageous women were willing to bring injustice to light has deeply changed the audience and us to. them and and that's reflected in the panorama program with films that promote social change or show utopian visions like this japanese science fiction film in which the end of the world is near and only a woman can save humanity. and at the piano it seems like an appropriate moment and data that we will talk to you and the day i enjoy what you're doing you would hope you're watching the news. top story of this hour he has released the attacks german journalist. from prison even helped without charge for a year he has now been charged and it will be cute to face those charges at some unspecified time. at the top. of the. take it personally with the wonderful people in stories that make it so special. for. d.w.i. . jura. what unites. defines. tragedy. what binds the continent to. the answers and

it shows a transgender artist from the poor outskirts of sao paolo in her daily struggle against machismohis is one way films that the belly nala responding to the me to debate. the fact that so many courageous women were willing to bring injustice to light has deeply changed the audience and us to know. them and that's reflected in the panorama program with films that promote social change or show utopian visions like this japanese science fiction film in which the end of the world is near and only a woman can save humanity. so you've got some strong female characters in the films obviously represent. me to movement also making an impact but just how well represented are women at this year's belly and. why when it comes to the strong female needs they are represented very well and we see that across all sections and when it comes to the jury they also made sure that they have a very gender balance jerry. talking of producers and directors across all sections and spend about forty percent female in direct is exempt for when it comes to the competition section that we only have four women

sao the super bowl to root for the eagles. game sounded like an eagles pep rally.4th.e know simmons inmo they hang on to beat the heat, 103-97. their three game losing streak is over. impede is expected to -- embiid is expected to play in back back-to-back games for the first time. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> a man in manayunk is give singing the song and giving a twist to the eagles song ♪ yes, they sound good, they have their own take on steve miller band fly like an eagles eagle. they say the song two hours to record. you can see more at 6abc.com. >>> it was a sea of underdogs at the acme supermarket in clifton heights, delaware county. eagles fans were gathered for a ticket rally in hopes of a chance to go to the big game. the finalists were chosen at qo. there was one lucky winner dylan and his fiance are on their way to super bowl. >> we'll have more on "action news" saturday morning coming up next. see you after the break. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet avail

slacks first followed by moscow, new york city, and sao paolo. >>> at least weather is nice. >>> we've so warm that you may have to turn on the air conditioning in the car. in february! we know that it has been a day of record breaking temperatures. we were excited about the olympics. i want to take you to the bay area. i just want to give you an idea of how far away it is, pyeongchang, really cold, too. this may be the coldest olympics we've ever had and it is already wednesday morning there. so it is five degrees below zero and the high today is going to be 22. compare that to squaw valley where it is very warm. and we're on the opposite end of the speck twrtrum in the mid 40. over the next several days in south korea, the temperatures will stay below freezing and keep in mind that those spectators and all the olympians will be outdoors and having to deal with the frigid temperatures. and then we look outside as we bring it back home. and monstly sunny skies. we're head go into the upper 70s for many of these inland areas. up to 75 degrees in east san jose. 73 in milpitas. also 73 in

more usefully is down through the eastern side of resume right down to rio and in fact not far from sao paulo's where you would walk the rain because the arc does go back almost towards ecuador surtees it was pretty believe is not reports any rain recently lima rarely does but as you might remember last month certainly did so the line for the next two days saturday told stars and warm so you have a sense young thirty two in buenos aires typical summer heat on the high side maybe there's not much going on now in central america from the satellite pictures seeing nothing at all but there is actually some low level clouds just running off the coast of nicaragua up towards honduras nikkei tional shall show themselves up in hispania otherwise it's that quiet time of the year as you might expect in north america particularly in this eastern side of cat and now in the plain states of the real deep cold talk that you might get an idea of this shape from the clad give you right to think that the temperature in chicago is maximum maximum temperature minus seven and it's going to snow soon. the we

sao paulo, melbourne, places like mexico city.of them have been forced to shut off their taps in a last ditch effort to reserve the last bits of that finite resource being water that is so crucial to humanity. so really lots to talk about. this story is wide ranging. so many angles. how do you control a population of 4 million people when you have only 200 allocation points to distribute 25 liters of water to that 4 million people. so you do the math, that is 20,000 people per allocation point. that just provides logistic issues all on its own. 71 days, 11 hour, 16 minutes, 26 seconds is how long until day zero occurs april 16th in cape town south africa. these are the latest images from nasa, they did a study and they show that the major reservoirs just outside of the city of cape town, the six big reservoirs that feed cape town its water source, and i want you to see the gradual progression. 2014 to 2016 to just last week, look at the depletion in the water especially across the tier. that particular dam here serves about 40% of

finds that san francisco has the fifth worst traffic on the planet behind l-a, moscow, new york, and sao paulo. here in the bay area, congestion has been getting worse in recent years, with people spending more and more time stuck in their cars. details on what caltrans is trying to do to relieve the problem. natscaltrans said on tuesday that one of their main focuses for improving traffic flow around the bay area is to improve existing roadways. because there's very little space left to build new roads and highways, they want to upgrade existing routes to handle the growing number of vehicles. along the pennissula, caltarns is planning to alter highway 101 between san francisco and santa clara county by adding an hov lane and converting right hand merge lanes into a dedicated travel lane. that project is still in the public comments phase.in the north bay, caltarns hopes to relieve east bound evening congestion out of marin by adding a third lane over the richmond san rafael bridge. if all goes well, that lane is scheduled to open this coming april.while caltrans works on these large pr

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it shows a transgender artist from the poor outskirts of sao paolo in her daily struggle against machismo this is one way films of the belly nala responding to the me to debate. the fact that so many courageous women were willing to bring injustice to light has deeply changed the audience and us to. them. and that's reflected in the panorama program with films that promote social change or show utopian visions like this japanese science fiction film in which the end of the world is near and only a woman can save humanity. the brother the only house being criticised for. why. well there's actually been a lot of male directors who have not made it into this year because there are allegations of sexual abuse against them and this is a case where there is an south korean actors who have spoken out against this director yeah these allegations feel go back to his twenty thirteenth film mobius an actress who has not come forward with her name says that he sexually abused her on the set and festival director here did our cross-like has said he invited the director anyway because the charges were

pretty good every place except brazil, but brazil is actually back in sao paulo and weak in rio.here any weak spots, parts of the globe that keep you up at night? sebastien: the tourism industry is blessed. so many travelers, increasing 5% per annum. so you have a very good macro demand, exceeding supply. anna: let me ask you about hotel invest, the part of the business that is up for sale, yet it is taking time. sebastien: always takes time. anna: what is the delay? why is this taking as long as it is? sebastien: first because it is an extraordinary opportunity and many people are asking to it -- for it. you are talking about the largest hotel portfolio by far in europe. 28 different countries, 500 legal entities, over 30,000 people working at those hotels, so it is a very sizable company, $4 billion in sales -- 4 billion in sales, and a lot of diverse investors. you have to put everybody together under the same format, the same agreement, the same legal status. it will take as much time as needed. there is not any urgency. we will get it done with the economics we want. anna: a

which he will sao*e and employers -- hell which he -- cd others will see real benefits, substantial benefits for themselves, their families, and the entire state and country of course will benefit as a result as well. so indiana, like so many states, is already seeing a steady stream of tax reform success stories like these ever since we passed the tax cuts and jobs act. i'm, mr. president, going to go through a number of these positive stories that are emerging. anthem, it's an indianapolis-based health insurance company. they announced on monday that more than 58,000 employees and recent retirees will receive $1,000 contributions to their retirement. in my family and so many families around this country, $1,000 is real money, and that's just here and now. moving forward we can expect increased economic growth, greater demand for workers, more wages to increase. but just in the near term, we know that anthem has said that they will give retirees and employees $1,000 contributions to their retirement. family express, they are out of value -- out of valpraiso, they are boosting starting wage

sao paolo and san francisco rounded out the top five. >>> police say the suspected drunk driver who allegedlypolis colts player is in the u.s. illegally. linebacker edwin jackson and his uber driver were killed sunday when manuel cevala crashed him into. he's an illegal citizen. more on the national debate or illegal immigration. >> reporter: edwin jackson's teammates affectionately called his poundcake. he was their tackler. last year he was sidelined with an injury. his life from the u.s. twice hit him with a vehicle. the indianapolis colts say edwin jackson was admired for his hard work and competitive spirit. >> i like to run fast. i like to make big plays. everybody wants to make big plays. >> reporter: around 4:00 sunday morning in indianapolis, jackson and his uber driver, jeffrey monroe, were killed. their car was pulled over onsta jackson felt sick. both men were outside of the vehicle when a black ford f-150 truck plowed into them. the force of the impact threw o like a brother. >> reporter: jackson's roommate had gone out with him the night hehing and took an uber. he was making th

he reportedly traveled under the name of a brazilian citizen born in sao paulo in 1983. global news 12 for hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and in more than 120 countries. i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. >> still ahead, a closer look at the fed under jay powell. we are joined by ben eyman. we will be talking about reading virtual cash. $300,000. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is not a healthy situation for monetary policy to be the only game in town. and i would like to see a situation in which fiscal policy as in a better position situation that we are talking about. >> the most important thing is the so-called reaction function. no doubt the part of interest rate has to reflect what is actually happening in the economy. it can hit the economy time to time. >> i don't think they are particularly pressing now. and if they roll the camera forward to two years from now, we're having a lot more stimulation. is also because it relatively flat. we will have a problem getting it right. >> views on the fed priority. economist,r chief how did you interpret w

sao paolo, brazil, and san francisco rounded out the top five. >>> police say the suspected drunk driveredly killed an indianapolis colts player is in the u.s. illegally. linebacker edwin jackson and his uber driver were killed sunday when manuel orega savalas crashed into them. the drunk driver is a guatemalan citizen. we show how it's intensifying the national debate on immigration. >> reporter: good morning. edwin jackson's teammates affectionately called him pound cake. in his first season with the colts, he was their number-three tackler. last season he was sidelined with an injury. police say his life ended when someone who had previously been deported from the u.s. twice hit him with a vehicle. the minneapolis colts say edwin jackson was admired for his hard work and competitive spirit. >> i like to run fast. i like to make big plays. everybody wants to make those big plays. >> reporter: around 4:00 sunday morning in indianapolis, jackson and his uber driver, jeffrey monroe, were killed. their car was pulled over on the side of interstate 70 because jackson felt sick. both of the

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he traveled under the name joseph, a brazilian citizen born in sao paulo in 1983. billionaire is said to have struck a stake and diamonds through complex derivative transactions. --used we learned that he avoids preaching german rules and acquired shareholders and holdings exceeding 3%. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> thank you for that. washington is threatened to sour relations with beijing by slapping duties on imports of chinese aluminum foil. the news comes on the day that the senior advisor to president -- the president arrives in the u.s. to talk trade. trade worth, trade tensions, what are these risk that rolled 2017?om 2017 -- in from are investors paying in us -- enough attention to this? >> this is the last of the greeting -- could be elements of trade regulations from the u.s.. the indications are that president is leaning towards deeper tariffs. we have an ip program in the background. we are a long way from a classic trade war. we have seen this before. we have seen u.s. trade tensions with china before. ultimately, it has worked itself out. so reason economi

that was the chief executive inte -- ceo of intesa sao paulo.omberg. ♪ ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua your london. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. >> a year into the sleeping restructuring to cut costs and risks, unicredit starting to get help. income climbed from one year earlier, while revenue climbed by 12%. as much could purchase as one third of one of the world's largest insurers. the transaction could be valued at more than $10 billion. the talks are at a very early stage. commerzbank has reported better-than-expected revenue and growth for this year. fourth-quarter revenue came in a 2.1 9 billion euros while net income fell to 90 million euros. that comes less than a week that deutsche bank posted its lowest revenue and seven years. commerzbank ceo joins us for an exclusive interview at 11:00 a.m. u.k. time. zurich insurance group has overcome a record year for natural disaster claims in the industry. 6% tosed its dividend by 18 swiss francs per share. t

president, i've sao*ep many letters of -- i've seen many letters of support and seen testimony of t.p.s.ers and dreamers. i want to emif a saoeusz one letter -- want to emphasize i letter i received from a police task force. what is said is very important. there's a lot of reasons why we should be protecting t.p.s. recipients and daca recipients. he said we're all concerned that be a sent action by congress this population will be driven back into the shadows and be hesitant to report crimes and cooperate in investigations. such an outcome would risk undermining community safety. we're not safe by people going into the shadows. this is the united states of america. why would we want people to try to hide from us? that's not the country we are. we don't create fear in the hearts of law-abiding citizens. these are law-abiding citizens. they have sisters and brothers who are u.s. citizens. they have other family members who, some are t.p.s., some are dreamers, some are u.s. citizens. we don't tell families that we are going to tear them apart. that's not what america believes in. these are all