city to learn how to drive it. so he seems like the best person then to take me on a test drive. so what does the bulk of driving lessons in germany actually look like? what's the general idea? you know, you have 12 hours of basic material followed by 2 hours of class specific material for category. be the card driver's license, then comes to c retest. and after that, you can start your practical lesson straight away, and then the special training drives begin and all the special training drives up to the highway country roads and to night, driving noise to sort of my thoughts. folks, when can i and how expensive is it to learn how to drive these things these days? i think you can or should expect to pay around 3500 euros on average for the bible . and the tax collections typically run from $900.00 to 2000 euros and total special trips. take a nighttime drive cost, an extra $400.00 to $800.00 heroes. and the practical exam itself costs up to $250.00 euros with registration fees and theory lessons on top of that, ge

all wheel drive. what you don't really notice was driving me the with the acceleration, all while driving fasting curves is the weight of the car. we're talking about 2075 kilograms, which is quite a lot. but it's still 15 kilograms of the lighter, then the performance version of the, or 6. depending on your taste, the g t is or was also available in less conspicuous. standard colors such as grey brown, black and all white question. of course. why? exactly? 660 units, simply because it's an iris 6 and they didn't want to build 666 because 666. the devil is not exactly something that you want your cost associated with the. the only thing i would have maybe wish for if you build 660 cos you could as well have given the cost of 660 horsepower to make it a little more powerful and then the performance version. but that's about it. the rest of the car is rate. unlike with normal r s 6 models, the g t is final assembly takes place that out is really the facility and in go scott squared, top models such as t

how to drive and drive me these things these days? i think you can or should expect to pay around 3500 euros on average for the label . and the tax collections is typically run from $900.00 to 2000 euros and total special trips take a night time dr. cost an extra $400.00 to $800.00 heroes. and the practical exam itself costs up to $250.00 euros with registration fees. and theory lessons on top of that, germany is one of the costs of these countries in the world to learn to drive in. norway in switzerland are considered the world's most expensive. otherwise force isn't bureaus. while countries like india, thailand and russia are among cheapest. so do you think there's a reason why germans are known for being such disciplined road users who think the test is quite complicated? so i wonder so this, 1st of all, i believe that germans like regulations market and they, they like laws. they like to know how to behave and the so if i have not um, i think the other reason is that in germany in particular, people have respect for other people's

and you can drive fully electric for 10 kilometers. on the right hand side, we have a small knob to where we can change the hybrid setting between the recharge, which shots as the battery in approximately 6 minutes hybrid. or if i'm at least in spots mode, performance in sleep mode to to electric motors on the front tack. so comes to the provide maximum power to get the most agility as the drive train. and the hybrid system also has other special features. in contrast to other hybrids, you can go fully electric also in higher speeds and it's really, it's still a ride of costs. it's not as powerful as it with the 6.5 liter we drove, but it's enough for cruising as long as you can't overtake anyways. but anyone who thinks the assistance only offers advantages on country roads, highways and race tracks is mistaken. indifference to the event or the you can drive the river to at low speeds without the call being from p all the time. and you have the feeling that it screams fall on the open road because the electric motors do what the v 12 c

but driving the river to as well. all most comfortable. know, ne, driving the river to this really comfortable it's. it's a completely different story in comparison to the vento door, especially regarding motion sickness, with the driver and the cool drive of the and the revel. welto differs from it's free to assess the other vehicles in many other ways as well. what you really have to go to use is that you don't have any level of for the. busy windshield wipers all the time sick note instead you have it on the steering wheels . on the left you have the tom signal on the right. you have to wipe us. that's really unusual. in fact, the steering wheel is where you'll find almost all of the rebels have is controlled with a driving mode select on the left side of the steering wheel. there isn't new entrance called cheap tall, which means 50. and then you can drive fully electric for 10 kilometers. on the right hand side, we have a small knob to where we can change the hybrid setting between the recharge, which shots as the battery in approximat

no, not even the whole driving the river to is really comfortable it's. it's a completely different story in comparison to the vento door, especially regarding motion sickness, with the driver and the coat drive of the and the red well to defense trim, it's free to assess the other vehicles in many other ways as well. what do we have to get used to them? you don't have any level of for the the windshield wipers all the time. sick nodes instead you have it on the steering wheels. on the left you have the tom signal on the right. you have to wipe us that's really on use. and in fact, the steering wheel is where you'll find almost all of the rebel well takes control with a driving mode select on the left side of the steering wheel. there is a new entrance called cheap tile which means 50 and then you can drive fully electric for 10 kilometers on the right hand side. we have. busy small knob to where we can change the hybrid setting between the recharge, which shots as the battery in approximately 6 minutes hybrids. or if i'm at least in spots mode performanc

oh, i'm robert harris, owner harris's drive-in restaurant and. i am speaking as chairman of the committee on business of the connersville chamber of commerce, i think, mr. jacobson is forgetting there's lots of us in this town who make our living from people driving down main street, seeing our signs and stopping what we need is more people driving down main street, not less you don't have traffic, you don't have business. take me for example, i got four men working for me and they get families feed. if i don't get business those families don't eat. so that's why i say speaking for the chamber commerce, if there's any highway improvement done, let us improve the roads that. bring more people into connersville. jack, you wish to say something. i am jack conner. i'm a businessman too. i would like to say a few words as an individual backing up. what bob harris just got through. sam, my family's been around connersville a long time. my grandfather started this town. the rest of us, connors, have helped it grow. i think it's the best little town in t

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this is on buena vista drive. crews say the mud side happened this morning on a by homes along drone crews putting down some plastic. there's tarps and stuff to help. mitigate any sort of debrief loan. they'll have to wait until the storm passes, though, before they can really shore up that hillside. >> surfers braved some rough waves in pacifica this morning. the atmospheric river is expected to continue into the weekend. of course, an now the city has put out some signs and sandbags warning visitors of potential flooding there. >> all right. let's take a look san francisco international airport tonight. a live look here in the wet tarmac. holiday travelers are facing some long delays bay area airports at last check. sfo has had almost 600 flights delayed almost 70 have been canceled for passengers traveling in and out of the east bay just under 60 flights have been delayed at the oakland international airport. 2 were canceled there. and it's san jose man at a more than 80 have been delayed. only one flight has b

then there's the driving. if you want to go to the sierra, by the way, a lot of people get a fresh snow. look at this live. look. >> it's still kind of a little warm as you see closer to lake level because it just want rain there. >> yeah. sway johnson talking about feet upon feet falling over the course of this weekend when it comes to people hitting the roads for the thanksgiving holiday. >> millions upon millions will be out there on the roads. in fact, joining us right now to talk more about that is john trainor with aaa of northern california. john, thank you so much for joining us. so are we looking at record numbers of people on the roads this coming thanksgiving? >> we are looking at record numbers of people on the road in the air on cruise ships, record numbers of people traveling. aaa predicting 80 million americans are going to be traveling over thanksgiving break. that is up from where we were 2019 and that is the pre-pandemic numbers we've all been waiting to see. so we are getting all time record

but also other companies, and remote driving has really big benefits.e are discussing, you know, with various autonomous driving companies how can we help them accelerate their launch even? so think about that it's not really a competition. it is actually synergy. we see that autonomous driving can be rolled out in certain areas like highways, going straight, low-speed maneuvers, and that could be done in the next five to 10 years by an autonomous machine. the other parts, the unprotected turns, you know, downtown berlin or london or san francisco, the more difficult maneuvers can still be done by remote drivers. we see a future where humans and machines work together and accelerate the rollout of autonomous driving and asked why i don't see a big threat or competition with autonomous driving companies. tom: what is the potential market value of this new segment that you are building out? thomas: so we are going after this new mobility category that we call driverless car sharing. if you look into mobility patterns, they are very driven by price. we bel

drive up to this year. if you're planning and getting up there this weekend, winds today not as aggressive his last night and yesterday, but still 30, 40 mile per hour gusts at the coast. today's highs will be in the 60's as will be tomorrow's too. we are going to be looking at showers today. but tomorrow, our most widespread of rain saturday, a few showers, comparatively quiet sunday starts dry picks up in the afternoon. michael. >> thank good morning, everyone. 8.17, is your time. the roads are busy. busy, busy. which means i've been busy all morning here in the traffic center. one of the biggest issues we're dealing with, it's actually on the bay bridge. this is the lower deck of the bay bridge eastbound 80. >> there's a jackknifed tractor trailer, essentially that trailer kind of spun out. we have a photo of it. actually. this is what the scene is looking like. and this is east of first street. so just keep in mind, it's going to be having major delays all morning. and this has been the case for about 2

the thing is just why driving might be great for those inside the car. it's actually pretty bad for everyone else, calls vans and motor bikes till around. $2000000.00 people each yet full absolution, all wrote accidents. plus they meant around 10 percent of global. com emissions into the because most of them spend wrong on photo fuels. yes. public transport also and it's come about composing. it's much less having many people shelby, he makes the trip more efficient in this respect. that's why governments want people to switch off the tale in other cities and countries had also tried to bait them with the simplest thing, money and made public transport freaks like luxemburg, the owners of malta, kansas city, kind of because the, the experience was largely the same as in telling people where using popular passports anyways, i'm now using it more often taking more right natalie, and that it came out as a sustainable city research up based entirely, to some extent also like short sighted as bicycle the trips that were taken before the gate and then busted,

look at drive times for 6.80.bound lanes are looking at about 14 minutes, dublin to fremont. and then lastly, we've got 24, which is walnut creek over to 5.80. it's a 13 minute commute. daria. >> thanks a lot, michael. happening to late today. a lot of people are going to be saying thanks for getting a free turkey. california state senator dri show a hob and the alameda county deputy sheriffs activities league are hosting a second annual turkey giveaway. it's today at the league's community kitchen in san leandro off of fairmont drive and they're expecting to give away a lot of turkeys. so let's talk more about that with eye show a half right now. live with us. good morning. good morning. thank you for having me. well, thanks for being here. tell me about the need and the number of people expect to serve. >> so last year we served roughly about 1000 families. right? so 1000 people were able to enjoy turkey during thanksgiving. >> this year we're trying to do roughly the same if not and, you know, my district known

it's how we drive and its its how people driving preventing them is by driving safely that you slow downu pay attention to your roadway and be a defensive driver. i'm not we're not in a perfect world and you're not going spawn perfectly. if you're distracted. >>officer daniel go more from the chp in contra costa county. appreciate your time. hope you guys stay safe out there. thank you very much. i mean you, i stay with us here on air and online as we watch this atmospheric river, you can find the current conditions and weather headlines on our website. kron >>big changes coming for broadway, sacramento. the expansion is the theater company has plans after this break. the sacramento police department and the sacramento fire department are testing out a new way to get eyes on scene. cristina battista has more on the recenth of the drone first responder trial program. >>the sacramento police department in the sacramento fire department are tes out drones to respond to calls this program will be running for the next 2 weeks. will they will be taking notes on how well these jones wd to respo

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why'd you decide to drive? i'm taking my she can't fly and she's going with. >> the top spots for socal residents are san diego, las vegas, the central coast, the grand canyon disneyland and california national parks. now, if you are taking off from lax tomorrow, something to be aware of about 100 ground workers to clean planes, handle baggage, maintain safety at the airport and assist wheelchair passengers. we'll rally at 11 in the morning. they want to see an increase in pay and access to affordable quality health care. so there is a chance there could be some delays. >> the california department of public health has issued a warning regarding a batch of raw milk that tested positive for bird flu. it was a retail sample of raw milk, produced and packaged by rob farm llc. that's out of fresno county. it has a best by date of november 27th. so far no illnesses have been reported. the united nations has agreed to a deal aimed at fighting climate change and it will give developing countries 300 billion dollars a

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, six drives that led to nothing. that is a gigantic drop off. how do you explain that? >> well, now you're just being nostalgic. it's not executing. a lot of that has been the injury issues. you know they're without aiyuk. they're without deebo for a while. they're out without christian mccaffrey early on. and so you have a different chemistry in there. so that's a piece of it. but not finishing not being great in the run game. if you can get ahead of the chains in the run game then that puts you on track to get the first downs to continue drives. but if you can't, if you get off schedule in the run game, if you get off schedule with your first couple of plays, now you're in trouble and you end up trying to chase the chains. the whole time. >> well, even clock management towards the end of the game, kyle felt he had to throw the ball because they want to try to get one more first down, and instead they ended up leaving more time on the clock for seattle to come down and drive the length of the field. so it's one of t

driving down south is an experience. for fred, much different than driving in the last frontier.e said there is lots of highways and traffic. at home in alaska, if you want to beat rush hour, you have one more cup of coffee. not a lot of traffic jams. down here, it's a lot of coffee, tons of coffee. this is his first year transporting the christmas tree. he said the best part has been watching the reactions of people seeing the tree on the road or at one of the town stops. like i said, there has been thousands of people watching this incredible alaskan tree going across the country. fred said people come out to watch the truck and tree go by. they waved to us and ask us to honk our horns. we are loving it. and the tree, of course, at 85 feet, is hard to miss. we are prepping the country for the holiday spirit. accompanying fred is john shank, also an alaskan and a capital christmas tree delivery veteran. by the way, he's probably the only veteran, i'm not talking about military veteran, he's delivered the christmas tree before, driving the truck. this is john's second time delive

bus and metro use went up that simply making it expensive to drive. i said corrupt people particularly hot. there are other options too. they can also be more than one that sort of missions like really, really design in your cities in order to favor public transport. you sent them back to modes. harris, for example, has been removing tens of thousands of parking lots, closing entire roads to cost and tripling talking fees for big and polluting us to these. to call to us starting to redesign us when in an area with tens of thousands of parking spaces from them. to us stung isn't demising the kind of project we start by improving the connectivity, the want to finish, to be on the facilities and also cited in facilities. and then we also a, the follow up a strategy of how to reduce the parking space within the area. what is the talking to you is that the neighborhood sits at the major public transport top with us in the right connections. you can only put pressure on con, drive us, if you have good public transport, tentative, ready, just like with cars.

over-the-counter medications can also affect driving. is legal driving under its influence is not. in the east bay. antioch. police say a 10 year-old stopped a carjacking by punching the suspect several times on wednesday. this happened when she and her sister while we're waiting in the car while their mom was in the store, officers say the little girl jumped from the back seat and punched the man several times and then fell from the driver's seat and ran off on thursday. a lion who happens to be the niece of an any a police officer was presented a gift for her bravery. for your health this morning. the cdc confirming this week that a child in alameda county is the first to be infected with bird flu in the country. officials say the pair that rather the patient experience mild symptoms and is recovering no one who lives with the child tested positive for bird flu. no word yet on how the child got sick. there's been no known person to person spread of bird flu in the u.s.. for san francisco restaurants made it to open table's top 100 rest

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. >> at the end of road drive here on wednesday night. fire crews for santa rosa say the end of road drive here was shut down because of fears. the creek behind me here. what flood homeowners in the area tell us that when that creek floods, the park floods and could even bring storm surge to their homes, potentially putting their homes in danger. i did have a chance to catch up with some santa rosa residents at the hardware store catching up on some last-minute gear. >> freeman's home improvement in santa rosa. the staff is the all day wednesday taking orders for well and over the phone and there's been quite a few people coming in last minute shopping. it's store manager. alicia man's says they give away free sandbags to people in town, but they ran out. so if you do stop and she says i'm just being prepared and making sure that they are coming in and getting everything they need that one. so they will have to keep driving staff customers like jose luna replacing defunct here. some little pomp and work stopped working. he says his backya

how do i know if i should be driving 25 or 35 miles an hour? i don't know. are you going to increase those speed limit signs? yes. the number? >> yes. we will be posting more speed limit signs. so there's no confusion about what the speed limit is in an area and specifically near the speed cameras, we'll have a special placard that goes on the speed limit sign that says photo enforced. >> arizona based verra mobility will install the cameras with several privacy protections for privacy and security. >> right. we make sure that the what only is captured is the plate. no, the vehicle, not the back of the vehicle, no faces. it only captures that plate. >> the other 32 locations are expected to also bring in a lot of citations, but that's not the end game. according to the advocacy group walk san francisco, there's a 25% chance of someone dying if hit by a car traveling 25 miles an hour, but that number increases dramatically to 75% if struck by a car driving at 40 miles an hour. >> we are thinking that this is going to be a game changer. absolutely it is. year

at least one person has died after apparently driving into flood waters. nbc bay area's alyssa goard is in sonoma county, where people were bracing for more wet weather. well, we've got a break in the rain. sonoma county is still having to contend with flooded driveways, soaked in grounds and flooded roads like this one. after three days of heavy rain in the north bay, water is coursing through an overflowing russian river. it's concerning and it's amazing how much rain we got in so little time. some people even using kayaks to navigate flood waters in guerneville. nearby, close to highway 116 and maze canyon road. a car was spotted in a flooded roadway saturday morning. the person called in, saying they could see that the vehicle was bobbing in the water and that there was a person inside the vehicle. first responders recovered the man who was in that car, but he was pronounced dead at the scene in santa rosa, firefighters pulled another man's body from piner creek, though police say it's not clear if his death was storm related. sonoma county residents a

the one warm coat drive runs through december.g out of california, largely due to the high cost of living, which is, of course, driven by real estate prices. a new study shows most californians leave for texas, arizona, washington, florida or nevada. while texas has long been a popular destination as it has no personal income tax. i just checked houses in texas cost on average around $300,000. >> you used to live there? >> we did. >> we had a humongous house and it was like. >> it was like worth 250,000. >> and i'm like, if you put that house in california, it's like a 2.4. anyway, i'm glad to be home. right. so let's let's talk about californians who are moving to arizona now, as that trend has been picking up steam, about 650,000 left our state to go to arizona. the trend is fueled by arizona's strong economy. it features a lot of tech and health care. as for who is moving away, it's the young ones millennials. they're 26% of those who pull up stakes. members of gen z are right behind. so we're talking young adults in their earl

so, if we are to limit the expenditure on that, limit it on the most harmful products driving a harm,d stronger effect for the treasury. so it was confusing to see lisa nandy saying that she wanted the gambling industry to thrive which is incoherent with the labour party manifesto of reducing harm, we cannot have thriving gambling industry and reduce harm at the same time. will prochaska, thank you forjoining us. the association of optometrists says one in four people are concerned about someone they know driving with poor vision. our correspondent will vernon reports. he is the kingpin of our family — somebody you can always go to for advice. he was the biggest champion of my two children at every football match, netball match. one of life's genuinely lovely people. he was a really, really nice gentleman. emma is coming to terms with spending another christmas without her dad. jim was a fit 70—year—old who loved to cycle, but three and a half years ago, emma's dad was knocked off his bike. the injuries that dad had had to his brain were catastrophic. he never reacted to our voices, t

safe drive up there.and overall difficult weather has prompted some big changes to how some people get around today. ktvu ali rasmus has been live at the san francisco ferry terminal all morning. ali, did you just talk with sf bay ferry officials very recently? >> yeah, we spoke to them about the weather conditions and the fact that they are really keeping an eye on it. and ferry service depends on what happens with the weather. now you can see the rain right now. it's not a deluge. it's a light rainfall. enough to need an umbrella. but what's really most noticeable? and to wipe off the camera lens as you saw chip, my photographer, do just there. what's noticeable though is the wind. it's really gotten gusty throughout the morning, and you can see the effect of it out on the water. here you have an sf bay ferry behind me. it's at a complete standstill at the dock here, but it is bobbing up and down and you really do see those ferries bob up and down as they come in and approach the docks here. sf ferry of

what is driving prices up? it now go to mumbai. what is driving prices up?— driving prices up?riving prices up? it is food inflation with things - driving prices up? it is food inflation with things such i driving prices up? it is food | inflation with things such as vegetable prices looking likely to have jumped vegetable prices looking likely to havejumped in regard to the uneven distribution of rainfall in the country, also edible oil prices expected to go up because the government impose an import duty on him —— edible oils in india. that will bring inflation to a 14 —— a 14 month high of 5.1% which is at the upper end of the reserve bank of india's comfort threshold between 2—6%. going ahead as well, the sense among economists is inflation would continue to remain quite sticky on account of things such as geopolitical factors and climate risks persisting as well as donald trump, and the indian rupee actually becoming significantly weaker against the us dollar. the next logical question to ask really is what does it mean for interest rates, the sense is the reserve bank of

police say they pulled the man over many drive and lewis brown drive.river admitted to police. it was a gun in the car when he was informed the colony surgeon in tow was unregistered and loaded. according to police, the man klain, he bought the gun off the street for fear of being robbed. the driver was not licensed to drive was arrested. we don't have any word on the charges he faces. one of sanders's those most richie when he has been arrested monday. jail inmate records show when was booked on suspicion of felony pimping. over the past 3 years when is posted videos on his social media pages exposing the city's open air drug markets, industry conditions, the san francisco standard reports he was arrested at sfo citing a police report saying he was traveling with a commercial worker. officers searched his apartment and found nearly $8,000 in cash discriminating messages on his cell phone. governor gavin went through with his vow to, quote trump to california. the president elect trump ends at federal tax credit for evs newsom says the state will step i

they say they pulled the suspect over at many drive. and lewis brown drive.there was a gun in the car when he was informed that the car would be searched and then towed the gun was unregistered and loaded. this is all according to police. the man claimed that he bought the gun off the street for fear of being robbed. the driver was not licensed to drive and was arrested. there was no word on the charges he now faces. >> it's 6.49. and volunteers are rolling up their sleeves to make sure the families get to celebrate thanksgiving pg and hunger at home have partnered up to distribute thanksgiving food and groceries to families in the south bay. each family got about 75 pounds. total of food last week. and the goal is to promote a sense of collaboration and community development. >> we're trying really kind of focused on getting our families a little hope and some food, especially the kids in our community. and then we're also working with doordash where we deliver to some of the shut into the community. >> and organizers say the donation drive is not just about