but los angeles international i5 world. date5, new railway5, smarter terminals, funded not by government, backed by passenger fees and private capital. rb really wants to be? we certainly are not. but as the experience third world? absolutely not. we are a airport. we have fantastic facilities already but we are digging into that next level which will be the gold standard airport. showcase projects are one thing but when it comes to more mundane repairers to road5 thing but when it comes to more mundane repairers to roads and bridges and dams, the us is to trillion dollars short. life as we knew it in the 21st—century in the united states i5 knew it in the 21st—century in the united states is going to increasingly look like what is moral and other pa rt5 increasingly look like what is moral and other parts of the world, especially in latin america. it is not going to be a 21st—century we5tern not going to be a 21st—century western country. the challenge it seems as not to make america a great again to stop it from falling a

but los angeles international is spending billions on railing and smarter terminals. funded not by the government, but passenger fees and private capital. >> are we where we want to be? no, we are certainly not. but is it third world? absolutely not. we are an incredibly robust airport. we have fantastic facilities already, but we are taking them to the next level, which will be the gold standard airport. james: showcase projects are one thing, but when it comes to more mundane repairs of roads and bridges, the u.s. is $2 trillion short. >> life as we knew it in the 21st-century united states is going to increasingly look like what is normal in other parts of the world, especially latin america, asia, and africa. it is just not going to be a 21st-century western country. james: the challenge, it seems, is not to make america great again, but to stop it from falling apart. james cook, bbc news, at the oroville dam in california. tim: some big projects in store there. that is it for this edition of "bbc world news america." plenty more on the website, bbc.com/news. you

but los angeles international is already spending billions on more gates, new rail links and smarterer fees and private capital. are we where we want to be? no. but is today's experience third world? no, it is absolutely not. we are an incredibly robust airport. we have incredibly robust facilities here already. we're taking them to the next level, which will be the gold standard. showcase projects are one thing. but, when it comes to more mundane repairs to roads and bridges, pipes and dams, the us is $2 trillion short. we will increasingly look at what is normal in other parts of the world. it won't be a 21st—century, western country. the challenge is not to make america great again, but to stop it from falling apart. roger federer had few difficulties negotiating a path to the fourth round of the miami masters, after a straight—sets, 6—3, 6—4, win over argentina's juan martin del potro. the swiss, who has already won the australian open and indian wells masters tournaments this year, was rarely troubled against del potro, and will play spain's roberto bautista agut in the round of

but los angeles international is already spending billions on upgrades, funded not by the government, no. but is today's experience third world? no. we are an incredibly robust airport. we have fantastic facilities here already. we're taking them to the next level, which will be the gold standard. showcased projects are one thing. but, when it comes to more mundane repairs to roads and bridges, pipes and dams, the us is trillions of dollars short. we will increasingly look at what is normal. it won't be a 21st—century, western country. the challenge is not to make america great again, but to keep it from crumbling. sexual harassment is a huge problem in india. some surveys suggest more than 80% of women there have been harassed at some time in their lives. now india's most populous state, uttar pradesh, is taking action, sending out what it calls "anti—romeo squads". justin rowlatt has been to see one of the police teams in action. so this seems pretty random to me. they're just stopping guys, like this guy here, asking them what they're up to, checking their id. there is no evidence

than a year after 9/11, a legal immigrant from egypt opens fire at the el al counter at los angeles internationaloore: el al is the official

. >> an afghan family detained at los angeles international airport since thursday is out of custody. the father, mother and three young sons arrived at lax last week on the way to washington where they plan to resettle. immigration officials split them up. planned to send the mother and children to detention center in texas. a federal judge put the brakes on that. the family is headed to washington. they will be interviewed next month to deter men whether they can say. homeland security officials haven't said why the family was held. >> the gold star father who got into that sparring match with president trump, claims he is being told he is not allowed to leave the united states. kazir kahn had to cancel a planned speech in canada after being told his travel privileges are being reviewed. he spoke out against donald trump at the democratic national convention when mr. trump was campaigning on promises for a travel ban. he says he has not been given a reason for why he cannot travel. >> president trump's hard stance towards undocumented immigrants continues to create unprecedented lev

. >> an afghan family detained at los angeles international airport since thursday is out of custody. father, mother and three young sons arrived at lax last week on the way to washington where they plan to resettle. immigration officials split them up. planned to send the mother and children to detention center in texas. a federal judge put the brakes on that. the family is headed to washington. they will be interviewed next month to deter men whether they can say. homeland security officials haven't said why the family was held. >> the gold star father who got into that sparring match with president trump, claims he is being told he is not allowed to leave the united states. kazir kahn had to cancel a planned speech in canada after being told his travel privileges are being reviewed. he spoke out against donald trump at the democratic national convention when mr. trump was campaigning on promises for a travel ban. he says he has not been given a reason for why he cannot travel. >> president trump's hard stance towards undocumented immigrants continues to create unprecedented level o

they ordered the flight to land at los angeles international airport for an unruly passenger. from the plane he booked another flight. >>> the philadelphia flower show opens to the public tomorrow this year's holland flouring the world. the central exhibit features a giant bridge with boxes and lamp posts and hanging garden. 35,000 tulips are planted throughout the exhibit. this year's grand champion by the way is flowers and company in center city for the bloom and philly window decorating contest. watch the flower show special with david murphy, karen rogers and the rest of the accuweather team tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. >> time to check in with "g.m.a." they will be talking about the aca and the fbi. robin robots joins us live with a preview. good morning, robin knowledge matt and tam, good morning, gop fighting for the retraction of the aca. fbi director james comey meets behind closed doors with top congressional power house. biker assaulting a driver on a san francisco highway. police are searching for the suspects seen on the tape. >>> incredible story of how one woman

but los angeles international is already spending billions on more gates,new rail links and smarter terminalso be? no. but, it is today's experience third world? no, it is absolutely not. we are an incredible and robust airport, we have fantastic facilities here already, but we are taking them to that next level which will be the gold standard airport. showcase projects are one thing but when it comes to more mundane the pair, roads and bridges, pipes and dams, is two trillion dollars short. life as we knew it in the 21st—century of the united states is going to increasingly look like what is normal in the part of the world, especially latin america, asia and africa. it is just not going to be a 21st—century western country. the challenge, it seems, is not to make america great again, but to stop it falling apart. the family of kurt cochran, the american tourist killed in last week's attack in westminster say they have been through a "humbling and difficult experience" , but have been helped by "the love of so many people". mr cochran and his wife melissa, from utah, were on a trip to celebra

began around 7:40 this morning in south l.a., winding its way to playa del ray and then los angeles international airport, el segundo and manhattan beach. officers rammed the suspect's car on pacific coast highway an surrounded it almost two hours before the man gave up without further incident. >>> in oakland this afternoon, the city's new police chief is looking forward to reshaping the department. >> my focus is the future and transformation and being the best of the best. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony sat down with chief anne kirkpatrick today and is live in oakland with the story. lura. >> reporter: hi, ama. the new chief is just getting settled in here at police headquarters. while she is optimistic about the future, she's not shying away from the controversies of the past. >> you got it? okay, let's do it. >> reporter: barely three days into her new job as oakland's top cop, anne kirkpatrick told us she's ready to tackle the city's biggest challenges and take the heat when necessary. >> we have to own our mistakes. as a police chief in america, i do know that we have erred. i will a

a security officer at los angeles international airport saved a man who tried to jump off of a 60-foote drama was captured on camera. in the video you can see the man walking down the right side railing. he checks out the edge and starts to climb over. the security officer is there in the background. he notices what's going on and runs over in time to pull him back from what would have been a 60-foot fall. the man was placed on psychiatric hold. airport police did not release his name. warm trend continues. i have your full weather forecast straight ahead. (averi) coming up... breaking news, an apartment fire in san francisco. i have a live report after the break. good morning. welcome to kron four news weekend. we're expecting clouds throughout the day. i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us. let's get the forecast from meterologist dave spahr. an increase in clouds and lower level moisture will result in cooler conditions across the region this weekend with a slight chance of light precipitation across the north bay. unsettled conditions return to the entire region early next week

case of an afghan couple and their children, who lawyers say were detained illegally at the los angeles international airport tuesday and have since been held without justification. lawyers say customs and border protection agents detained the couple and their young children, including their eight-month old infant, even though they all had valid visas to enter the united states. the international refugee assistance center says the family received special immigrant visas because the father had worked for the u.s. government in afghanistan. after reportedly being detained in isolation without access to lawyers, the family was then separated and sent to separate detention facilities where they remain incarcerated. in kent, washington, police are investigating the shooting of a 39-year-old sikh man, who was cleaning his car in his driveway friday when a man approached, began calling him names, told him "go home to your country," and then pushed him to the ground and shot him in the arm. the man is a u.s. citizen originally from punjab, india. he survived the attack, which police are investigating as a po

we've had people working at los angeles international airport who are part of a self-described al qaeda cell, so this is a real issue, and, of course, it's an issue in lots of other places around the world. the heathrow airport, a number of al qaeda sympathizers being arrested, so to me this is the key which is the insider threat is not something that -- you've got hundreds of thousands of people working in airports around the world. vetting these people is not that easy, the volume. >> i want to bring in republican congressman lei zeldin of new york, a member of the northern affairs committee and iraq war veteran, also introduced the counterterrorism screening and assistant act of 2016. first of all, react to this new threat. how troubling is it, congressman, that isis and other terrorist organizations, aqap, al shabaab are thought to have increasingly a sophisticated bomb-making capability that could evade airport security? >> deep lip troubling. it is clear that they have this technology as it exists right now, so here in the united states where we are used to seeing cameras, the las

(grant) a security officer at los angeles international airport saved a man who tried to jump off of pedestrian bridge- and the drama was captured on camera. in the video you can see the man walking down the right side railing. he checks out the edge and starts to climb over. the security officer is there in the background. he notices what's going on and runs over in time to pull him back from what would have been a 60-foot fall. the man was placed on psychiatric hold. airport police did not release his name. (grant) officials say a man arrested for shooting a san bernardino sheriff's deputy is also suspected of fatally shooting a man he followed off a freeway and shooting at two other cars. sheriffs say it appears the man...37-year-old kenneth scott welch...targeted his vicitms at random. authorities believe on monday- welch followed a driver off interstate-210 and shot him in the head while the man was parking his car. they think welch shot at two other motorists on the same freeway. then yesterday...aut horities say welch shot a san bernardino deputy...about an hour after he beat

has approved a motion to withdraw the city's bid for the decision leaves los angeles and paris as the only remaining the international olympic committee will host city in september.l.a.has hosted the summer in 1932 and 1984 and check this out last night's boise state/fresno state

>> pennsylvania businessman says he was kicked off a flight from los angeles to philly internationalecause. mark smith has cerebral palsy. he says he bored the plane in la like he always does. ready to head east and all of a sudden the crew made him get off the flight. he says he's never been treated this way before and was given little for the big inconvenience of having later flight. when indeed i asked why i was never given a valid explanation other than we're taking you off. um, and confused and disbelief so often for business. >> in a statement american airlines says in part that theyt tolerate discrimination of any kind. they say they have reached out to him for. >>> tonight the philadelphia chapter of the naacp has a message for the da's office involving a recent shooting. they are demanding the victim of the robbery who shot the suspect in innocent bystander face charges. we reported earlier this week that 41-year-old marcus quinones allegedly pulled out a knife and demanded cash at a laundromat in fair hill. the business owner shot that man as he ran away and dropped the cas

los angeles. today is international women's day.nd women are being asked to skip work to demonstrate their clout. and lady liberty appears to be behind them. the statue mysteriously went dark for two hours. social media lit up as the grand old lady went dark. look, they were saying she must be taking a stand against the trump administration. national park officials saying the outage was caused by the new backup generator. >> really? that's convenient. >> another lady sprung out of the famous iconic wall street bowl, a statue of a defiant little girl showed up. i'll tell you that coming up. >> thank you for showing up for work today. i know you support women's causes i appreciate you being here. >> happy 88 cents on your dollars, ladies. >>> what would it take for north korea to suspend its nuclear development? china has an idea, and it could affect the u.s. live report from seoul, next. my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it, the better it works. retinol correxion® from roc. methods, not miracles.™ parts a a

. >> follow bide los angeles, san francisco international airport ranked 7th. >> delta is having fun at unit's expense. today they tweeted flying delta means comfort. that means you can wear your leggings. united failed to let two teenagers on a plane because they were wearing leggings. they were using a united employee pass which requires traffickers to fall though company's dress code. regular customers are allowed to wear leggings. >>> growing calls to recuse himself from the russian interference investigati is this the year you spend more quality time with your dog? then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack of playhound dog toys for under $10. and redhead men's rock bridge shorts starting at under $20. . >>> live where you live. >> the justice department has a severe warning. so called sanctuary cities will lose funding. >> those include san jose, oakland and san francisco. here with reaction from city hall. >> reporter: while the u.s. attorney general urged cities to comply with detainers. mayor took an opportunity to -- >> they m

. >>> a pennsylvania businessman says that he was kick off a flight from los angeles to philly international because of his wheelchair. mark smith has cerebral palsy and says he boarded plane in los angeles like normal ready to fly and then all of a sudden crew made him get off, he said he has never been treated this way before and was given little for the inconvenience of having to take a later flight. >> when i asked why i was never given a valid explanation other than we're taking you off the flight. i was actually shocked and confused and disbelief because i fly so often for business. i would like to hear from them >> in a statement american airlines said in part they apologized to him and do not tolerate discrimination of any kind. they say they have reached out to him to get some more information. >>> talk about a lesson learned the hard way coming up on "good day philadelphia" why a principal, in pennsylvania, suspended, half of the school students. but first sean bell. >> sports in a minute young stud brooke stasi made team for phillies do not miss howie motional he got when he found

he's at los angeles international airport this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: this ban will affect about 50 flyings arriving into the u.s. each day. many airlines are warning their passengers of the changes. but they have until friday to fully implement them. the new temporary restrictions banning most electronics, come after elevated intelligence, indicating terror groups continue to target aviation, including, quote, smuggling explosive devices in consumer items. the ban will not affect some flights coming into the u.s. from overseas. the ten impacted airports, all in the middle east and africa, are now on notice. nine overseas airlines with flights directly into the u.s., given four days to implement the new rules. passengers on those flights will no longer be allowed to carry on electronic devices larger than a smartphone. tablets, laptops and similar sized electronics will need to be checked. >> if fact they're limiting this ban to a electronic device, means they must have very detailed, very pristine intelligence about wh

. >>> is there a pennsylvania businessman says he was kick off a flight from los angeles to philadelphia international because of his wheelchair. his name is mark smith and he has cerebral palsy. he got on the plane in l.a. like he does very frequently and he was ready to fly east and then crew comes on and make him get off the flight. he says he has never been treated this way before, and given very little for that, and then having to take a later flight. >>> i was never given a valid reason other than we are taking you off now. i was shocked, confused and disbelief, because, i fly so often for business. >> so in a statement, american airlines said in part that they apologized and don't tolerate discrimination of any kind and they are reaching out to him for more information. >>> we will show you one of the busiest highways in our area, so you may not expect to see something on the schuylkill expressway, all kind of weird stuff that happened but how about kid hanging out had are the window normally it is a dog. that is a child. one of our viewers took video of this person and incident and said child

britain's para cyclists are set to compete at the track world championships in los angeles on thursday. but with the internationalany cyclists are frustrated. and some, including britain's most decorated pa ralympian, dame sarah storey, have opted out of competing all together. kate grey has been to meet the gb team in their final preparations ahead of the championships. it was the culmination of years of training. and hours of hard work. in rio the velodrome was a gold medalfactory. contributing to britain's most successful pa ralympic games. from the high of 2016, 2017 was expected to be a quieter year. but with just seven weeks notice, cyclists were told the world championships were just around the corner. it's left many questioning the way the sport is run. i can't imagine any other sport getting away with it. i mean, we're talking about para— cycling, we had four days in rio, four days in london where we had 6000 people in the standings. it's not a little sport, it's quite a big sport in the grand scheme of things. it's not very good for the athletes, it's not good for the nations. i mean, there's nations th

has approved a motion to withdraw the city's bid for the decision leaves los angeles and paris as the only remaining the internationalic committee will host city in september.l.a.has hosted the summer in 1932 and 1984 and check this out last night's boise state/fresno state tonight at 10 bikes are vehicles you shouldn't go when there's a red light you shouldn't be on the sidewalks you shoulder on the right side of the road it's illegal to across a red lightwait what just happened . i'm talking to a bicyclist.. did i just get punked? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly marvel..agents of shield is next.then we are back at 10:00 ... with all the day's big stories..including gary's sports and your frigid forecast. kron 4 news at ten... right here on the bay area's news station. take a look at this... one of the world's most active volcanoes in sicily came back to life overnight...after months of little to no activity... mount etna erupted for the first time in two years showing the stunning show of light and lava... it began on monday and tapered off by tuesday night. the fiery, nighttime display of

the exclusive >>> to mark international women's day hundreds marched in los angeles this weekend. nearly 1,000 people marched through the streets of downtown l.a. there was also a rally outside of city hall. international women's day is officially this wednesday. >>> and this weekend, thousands gathered to honor the civil rights activist who crossed the ed monday pettus bridge. >> they intended to march across that bridge in selma, alabama. they were attacked by police though. that day became known as bloody sunday. more than half a century later activists say voter id laws threaten the right to vote that for. >> we have less voting rights today than we had in 1965. we have more voter suppression in recent years than we've seen since jim crow. >> the selma march is credited for building momentum for passage of the landmark voting rights act of 1965. >>> a mexican congressman climbed the fence separating the u.s. and mexico to protest president trump's plan to build a border wall. he says he wanted to be photographed on top of the barrier to demonstrate what he calls the futility of

los angeles is now one of two finalists to host the 20-24 summer olympics. budapest has withdrawn it's name from consideration. that leaves los angeles and paris as the only remaining candidates. the internationalmpic committee will select the home city in september. l-a has hosted the olympics twice before in 19-32 and 19-84. if selected l-a will become the only city to host three olympic games. coming up on the kron four morning news... kaepernick says he is going to test the waters, how does gary think that's going to go. why lebron almost killed bill belichick last night. and who is that guy in the hunter pence jersey playing for the giants. the world according to gary is in just a few minutes. getting food to hungry older amicans cannot stop and it won't. hey, these are our parents and grandparents out there. let's start talking about how we can really get to the route of the problem. hey, we hear you. fighting hunger doesn't stop here. i'm working with aarp foundation's drive to end hunger team to change the national conversation around hunger, bring experts together, and make programs better than ever. if you don't think "we're in this together" when you think aarp, then you don't know "

los angeles is now one of two finalists to host the 20-24 summer olympics. budapest has withdrawn it's name from consideration. that leaves los angeles and paris as the only remaining candidates. the internationalwill select the home city in september. l-a has hosted the olympics twice before in 19-32 and 19-84. if selected l-a will become the only city to host three olympic games. with spring just around the corner... one bay area police department is focusing efforts on pedestrian and bicycle safety. kron 4's stanley roberts takes a look at some of the problems in this edition of people behaving badly. often we hyper focus our attention on drivers behaving badly . we see them do things like distracted driving like this driver on her cell phone or what about this one also on the phone one would think that in silicon valley one of the high tech capitals of the world the archaic act of holding a phone would be a thing of the past.we also focus on red light runners because let's face it a 4 thousand pound plus vehicle running a red light can be dangerous and deadlynats: ambiance well, lets switch gears for a moment and look at the bigger picture. its not just drivers that are on the road we have

areyork and los angeles coastal, but what about international trade?, a very big part of commerce in the united states, retail level, wholesale level. the sanctuary cities are far and beyond the norm in their clout in terms of contributing to american growth. the airports are the busiest in the sanctuary cities we have ourioned, and their something like 50 airports in the united states that people pay attention to. these are the ones that account to the biggest percentage of growth overwhelmingly, then take a look at wholesale. last year and los angeles, the port of los angeles accounted for the biggest percentage of growth of any port in the united states. it was the only one in fact that saw a big increase when trade was slowing. disrupted andt there was some catch up there? so itt was two years ago, had plenty of time to sort that out. it was a labor issue. los angeles for imports and exports is far and away number one, and that is another big driver of growth. jonathan: let's look at the financial markets angle. >> if you look at the stock companie

the decision leaves los angeles and paris as the only remaining candidates the international olympicttee will choose the host city in september.l.a.has hosted the summer games twice in 1932 and 1984 and check this out last night's boise coming upbikes are vehicles you shouldn't go when there's a red light you shouldn't be on the sidewalks you shoulder on the right side of the road it's illegal to across a red lightwait what just happened . i'm talking to a bicyclist.. did i just get punked? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. it's spring time and the good weather means more an more are out and about walking and riding bicyles for the entire month of march, one local city and their police department will be focusing on pedestrian and bicycle safety city wide it is all in an effort to cut down on collisions .. our stanley roberts ta

high school students may be able to qualify for the international science and engineering fair in los angelesn may. >>> spring arrives tomorrow morning. the philadelphia flower show at the convention center today. the highlight is the annual teddy bear tea party for kids. >>> philly wine week begins with opening cork event at academy of natural sciences. ticketholders will taste and host from among 100 varieties of wine. >>> 6:57 on your sunday morning. heartbreak on the villanova campus this morning after wildcats came up short at ncaa tournament. matt delucia is live on campus this morning. >> reporter: it is not the ending that the fans or the team was hoping for. we'll hear from some of those heartbroken fans coming up after the break. >>> still some lingering showers but clouds are starting to thin out. today's forecast is looking better than yesterday's. here's a live look as clouds start to break in philly. i'll let you know how warm it gets coming up. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually th

high school students may be able to qualify for the international science and engineering fair in los angelesood luck to them. >> good luck. >> not quite southern california warmth around here, but temperatures are going up. >> yeah, that's right. we see a warm-up just in time for spring, which officially starts tomorrow. we're looking today at some braezyness outside. this is a live look from the sports complex looking out towards center city. you can see wind turbines rolling around there. we are seeing the clouds start to thin out. mostly sunny through the afternoon. 47 for the high. low 50s monday. tuesday some morning showers but 56 for the high. a little dip. next weekend we have more scattered showers. up to 63 degrees saturday and upper 50s sunday. overall, this is looking a little more spring-like than our last week's forecast was. >> oh, yeah. only a couple days in the 40s. who can complain about that? >> not bad at all. i think people are starting to get excited to go outside a little more as the snow melts off even more so today. >> thanks. farewell to winter. >>> we'll see bye fo

high school students may be able to qualify for the international science and engineering fair in los angelesmay. >>> 9:57 on your sunday morning. "nbc 10 news today" continues with another half hour of news. good morning, matt. >>> good morning. an untimely end to villanova's basketball season. we'll hear from some heartbroken fans coming up. >>> take a look at radar and satellite view. the clouds thinning out, clouds peeking through. let's take a look outside penn's landing where you can see those blue skies over the ben franklin bridge. we're talking nicer continues in your work week. we'll track out the temperatures and how warm they go coming up. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," the end of the road for villanova. top-ranked team bowed out early bussing brackets and leafing fans feeling deplated. >>> jury selection begins in trial of former penn university president graham spaniard. >>> drying out. we take a live look at cape may along the jersey shore. clouds are clearing out for this, the last full day of winter. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm ted g

los angeles times. we have hunter walker, yahoo news's international krbt. let me start with you, seema. some might say we're watching -- when we talk about global relations in the united states, it's like watching somebody fall down the stairs. >> right. >> it's sort of like oh, ah, oh, ah. do you agree with that, those that are critical and describe it that way? >> i think the issue with the german chancellor, it was like ripping a scab off an old wound. that was a low point during the obama administration, the relationship with germany when the news reports came out that basically we had been tapping her phone. then the -- they had to rebuild confidence and trust. i was surprised that he brought that up yesterday. then in terms of britain, this is like our closest allies. our intelligence agencies work so closely with their intelligence agencies. they were very offended. they say that the white house apologized to them, and the white house said we did not apologize to them. it's something that i think the story line is going to continue because this agency that spoke out, they never s

elite at the los angeles and paris computing to host the international olympic committee ‘s so decidemoment in the history of the european union. at the end of march, it celebrates the 60th anniversary of the treaty of rome, its founding document and of course, what the commission does not want is for the dominant headline of what should be a year of celebration for europe to be brexit. what they are trying to do now is come up with a new vision for the europe which will be left a 27 member europe after the united kingdom leaves. what is being done this afternoon is outlining various possible visions of the future. one in which almost 27 states become much more integrated and another alternative vision is one in which very little change on a muddle along as they are. it‘s very important for the european commission to look like it has a kind of vision for the future, because what they can‘t afford is to have the dominant theme of european political life being the shrinking and diminishing of a european union which is of course what brexit means on this side of the channel. there isa on

the -- that decision leaves los angeles, and paris as the two remaining candidates. the international owe limb pick commitlympic -- the olympic committee will make a decision on who will host the 2024 olympics. >>> you're watching the bridges and the roads, how do we look. >> it's getting busier. let's start off with the tracy commute. traffic is moving along okay if you're driving through that commute. there have been no major problems here on 508 although it's a little slow -- 580 a you will though it's slow as you drive through the area. i'm sorry, i'll having trouble with my map. i wasn't done with tracy. you can see traffic is slow. and if you're driving on 580 and dublin and livermore, it's going to be okay. traffic is okay -- highway 101 looks good if you're trying to catch your flight at sfo. san bruno, all that traffic looks good. out to the mccarthy shore freeway, traffic is going to be okay coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza. there's no major problems there driving through. and on the san mateo bridge, traffic looks good over to highway 101. no major prob

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was pitiful four years later the olympics were held in los angeles four years later in 1984, moscow decided they would lead their own international boycott of the united states hosting the olympic games as retaliation for what happened to them in 1980. but the united states had, again, led a coalition of 65 countries for the boycott of moscow. the soviet union basically just got themselves and their little sphere of influence in the eastern block. it was 14 countries in total, including the soviet union that boycotted l.a. in 1984. but that weird period in olympic history had one legacy for right now that's turning out to be sort of interesting. that -- the moscow olympics, that moscow olympic adventure with that weird international intrigue around it in 1980, that was the last time russia gotten a olympics for a very, very long time. for a generation. fast forward to 2007. july, 2007, the international olympic committee met in this city, in lovely guatemala city in guatemala to make a decision about who would get the winter olympic games in 2014. as you can see, guatemala city is lovely, cosmopolitan place. the international oly

los angeles or paris. but both cities say they're not competing for 2028 games. only want 2024. this come as reports say internationalmpic committee wants to give 2028 olympics to the runner-up. the ioc in september. laughing at the image of california. and l.a. because, when is the last time we'll saw the mountains there, san gabriel mountains. is that a green screen? >> does that work in beauty pageants. i will only accept the crown. no run nerup. or second place. >> may be my favorite. plenty of wheel of fortune fails in the past. this one may be one for the books. >> okay. >> literally. >> yeah, exactly. during yesterday's episode. contestant, kevin filled in every letter of this puzzle except one. can you guess this title? >> he is going for it. >> $600. >> k. >> a streetcar named desire! >> that's it. >> and although y right answer. i would rather see kevin's play. >> naked desire. maybe he has a video at home that does have the title. that's what he was thinking about. [ laughter ] >> probably does. >> he's like, what? why is everybody looking at me look that. that's the title. >> i thought he was going to gue

los angeles has a 50/50 chance of hosting the 2024 olympics. budapest vote today drop oust the race for the games that. leaves los angeles and paris as the two remaining candidates. the internationalommittee will make a decision in september on what city will host the 2024 games. >>> new developments in the bid to build a new stadium for the raiders in oakland. the investment group seeking to build a new stadium has submitted a formal plan to the nfl for the first time. the fortress group is working with ronnie lott. fortress and oakland hope to have a plan in place before nfl owners meet later this month when they could vote on a possible move to las vegas. dave, you're going to run off on special assignment now, speaking of running. >> yeah. we have a visit from the new oakland police chief, ann kirkpatrick. i'll show you what she has to say later on mornings on 2. >> we don't have a good south bay commute. we are looking at some commute that's are not doing that well, including the 101 commute. interstate 280, highway 85. and even 87. all these commutes are slow. there have been a variety of crashes on 87 northbound near downtown. 101 had a crash near 13th. and look at the -- l

international olympic committee to the white house. for the 2024 olympics, they are in the final stages now a decision between los angeles and paris is askedcted in september. >>> 4:49 am, the 49ers have added a second order back when we come back, the free agent quarterback who is coming home to california. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >>> welcome back. if you want something to do this weekend, there's a lot to choose from from restaurant week in sonoma, to a big and and beer festival in oakland. rosemary has that weekend watch. >> the weekend is near and here is what is happening around the bay area. we start in san francisco with the annual st. patrick's parade and festival. it begins at 11:30 am. and it ends at the civic center. he will find the festival until 5 pm. also, the international film festival

international women's day.... you're looking at marches from new york... washington d- c and los angeles... thousands of women walked off the job or didn't go to school today... calling for gender equality... many women joined rallies and wore red to show how vital they are to the economy. (catherine) today's women's movement has its roots in the 1970s.(steve)one of its first goals was to eliminate the pay gap between men and women,nationally, that gap is closing.but as vicki liviakis show us, here in california ... the difference is actually growing. sfxthe latest figures from the federal government says the median weekly paycheck for a woman in california is about 15 percent less than a man's. that's 775 dollars compared to 914 dollars.that adds up to about seven thousand dollars a year.and it is the widest gap since 2002.there's some evidence the tech industry may be contributing to the gap. national figures show men now earn an avereage of just over five percent more than women in comparable jobs.the bay area salary website glassdoor dot com says 75 percent of tech jobs have a wider pay

international, gene tried to fly north after a vacation in the caribbean. >> we had to get a hotel. some people here can't afford hotels. >> reporter: in los angeles, sylvia waiting to fly east. >> stuck in l.a. until friday and going to hang out at the beach. >> reporter: from planes to trains as amtrak worked to reopen its lines. >> looks like i'll be heading out on one tomorrow morning. >> reporter: by midday flights were starting to land again in washington, while back at laguardia, the vargas family gave up choosing to drive 20 hours to miami. maybe there they can catch a flight home. so, not a lot of movement in the northeast today. take a look, though, at the flight aware misery map. it gives you a realtime indication of what's going on. a lot of red today. boston, new york, philly and even chicago has struggled today. lester, the airlines are hoping that tomorrow they can jump-start operations. >> thanks. al roker is out in snow covered central park. some areas just got clobbered. others were spared the worst. break it down for us and what's next? >> just like we told you yesterday. difference of 100 miles east or west made all the differe