rates and the bottom line bills to customers are comparable. the cpuc has set a deadline for comments of june 11. that was yesterday. we commented on our own and also together with cal c.c.a. they have scheduled a legislative-style hearing for june 22 at the california public utilities commission on the report. we will attend and report back. we're expecting to be included on the agenda as speakers. so with that, i'm happy to take any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you. commissioners, anything? ok. next item, please. oh, i'm sorry. any public comment on that item? none? ok. next item, plea. >> the next item is sewer system improvement program quarterly update. karen cubic. >> good afternoon, president kwan. remembers of the commission. karen cube uk, director of the waste water program. if you can bring up the slides, please. great. two brief reports today. the first on the ssip and second report on the waste water capital. so, this is our usual chart. these are 70 projects in phase one and the status of those projects, these proje

>> on th bottom line, i appreciate the presentation.nd also the inclusion of those analyses ar report as they come forward. when you talk about enclosing i in the communications materials, what does that consistent of. >> i think it is really explaining that there are -- sometimes i think it is probably confusing for members of the public and all ofthese objectives and policies that are laid out, you know, by the city. gsuse roofs for greening or for solar. reduction of energy use. gs inke safety, how do we coordinate? how do we all work together? and i think this is a great way to demonstrate how we really do work together with other departments. so, talking about how we consider social issues, jobs, the planet. as part of our regular day-to-day business, when we're, you kn, improving the waste water system. i don't think it may readily come to mind that we havall of these underlying factors that go into infrastructure. some people, not us, some people think infrastructure is boring. but they may not realize we have all of these thing

bottoms: i have to remember to add that our dogs name is logan. [laughter] thank you, dr. peterson, and to all of you. it is such a pleasure to be here. as i came in today, i was reminded that god does indeed dream dreams bigger for us than we can dream for ourselves. the last time i was here, i was here to see president obama. and lo and behold, i am here as the 60th mayor. who could have imagined that? [laughter] [applause] i did my first commencement speech yesterday in nashville, tennessee. i don't know if it will go down as the best commencement speech ever, but i do think it will go down as one of the most appreciated. because it was six minutes and 18 seconds long. [laughter] so i understand that there was a little wager going on as to how long graduation will last. i want to mature i get a portion of that when i am done with this each. . mesh this speech i have always had a fascination with georgia tech. and goes back to 1980 something, it was a lovely before most of you all were born. and also, when georgia tech had a really, really good basketball team. . i was w

thank you, mayor bottoms. if you will tell me who that player was after the ceremony, i will call him and tell him the 60th mayor of atlanta would like to meet with him. congratulations. mayor bottoms: one final thing, world. thank you, and congratulations, people will remember stupid things that you do. when i see him now, i drop my head in shame. [laughter] [applause] night, jonah goldberg with his book so was side of the west argues that tribalism, populism and nationalism life-threatening american democracy. by the editorwed of commentary magazine. posit thatbook, you the western civilization as we understand it is unnatural. what do you mean by that? >> if you took humans and cleared them of all of our education and put them in their natural environment, we would not be having conversation about books or doing podcasts. we would be teaming up into s, settingds and troop ourselves against other animals and troops because that is our nature. that is the point of lord of the flies. you have these kids who ar

germany finishing bottom of that group, but their failure germany finishing bottom of that group, but surprised everyone. football broadcaster told me earlier from berlin that he could see this coming. looking at the games and the friendly before the world cup, it was simply not good. we lost against austria, we just won was simply not good. we lost against austria, wejust won by was simply not good. we lost against austria, we just won by a single goal, 2—1, against saudi arabia. it was obvious the team is not as strong as it was in 2014. another thing which was a big thing was the disturbance from the outside. the pictures of gundogan and ozil was a big story in germany, which didn't really make the mood in the camp better. then there's the election. many in england didn't know why liam boyce an a, one of the most exciting players in the world, wasn't in the squad and was dropped just before the world cup —— leroy sane. the german fa have to answer for this. joachim low, the world cup manager, w011 joachim low, the world cup manager, won a world cup for germany, but the next 24 hour

pools of blood formed at the bottom. it seemed impossible to maintain life from the heat of the sun. they called on the third of his five brigades. john cece sanders, 24 years old, former student at the university of alabama who has risen through the ranks of the 11th alabama and had recently become the brigade commander of that unit. saunders brought 632 men with and buy a little bit after 11:00 began filing into that very same ravine in front of the crater. beyond humanst endurance, wrote one alabama officer, strongmen faded and were carried to the rear. waves of hot air almost suffocating. sanders's men were made to understand that general lee and general beauregard, who, to me, incredibly, had taken up a position in a small white brownstone only 500 yards from the crater -- i think it's incredible that these officers were that close to the action, were.ere they sanders was told that if his attack failed, that general would personally come out and lead them on a second attempt. because thoseon alabama boys were not ab

that ends the bottom of the 1st inning.hmond gets out of it as the republicans leave a runner on, a walk and one left as we go to the top of the second inning. you're listening to congressional baseball game on federal news radio. >> great crowd at nationals park as the democrat wills come to bat in the second inning. -- democrats will come to bat in the second inning. the designated hitter this evening to lead things off >> he is a very active member of debate on the rules committee. >> colorado rockies jersey. >> colorado guy. his campaign there were a number of pictures of him with the colorado rockies so it helped him get elected. i think he owes a debt of gratitude to them. they are doing very well in the western division this year >> there you go. >> he's happy about that. >> walk enter the line -- walker into the line, base hit to left field. short and third. second hit of the night for the democrats, lead off man aboard. >> a less than graceful running to first but no harm, no foul. [laughter] >> we're going to get

bottom line for the american ople? >> it's intimidation. it is -- it just reveals more and more of the corruption that tryingto get to. we have authorization. we have the duty to do our investigation, to get to the bottom of this. and for him to com back and threaten with retaliatory type comments such as this, is absolutely unacceptable. it's time to get to the bottom of this. he needs to turn over the documents and quit stonewalling. quit the slow-walking that he has been doing and do what we are asking him to do. and it's time for him to quit. now he is just with another stunt to try to -- through intimidation stop the process from moving forward. >> harris: congressman, we will move on from this point. the question is it's not a rorschach test. either something happened or it didn't. if there is a threat here, then the question becomes is rosenstein abusing his power? >> absolutely. i think that's exactly the issue. and we have got to get to the bottom of it what happened? what did not happen? let's see the documents. let's get to the b

bottom of the beltway on thels woodrow bridge at this point this morning. this is a major response, a massive scene. g everybody'ng to very likely be sitting there for some time, aaron. we've been talking what was going on as this happened, and you were mentioning something earlier. >> so,o according prince george's county fire, there was a work crew working under the idge in some sort of extended bucket and this fire happened, possibly involving sever. vehicl at this point, we know that two of three workers who were in that truck have been escued, lowered from that bucket down to a boat, a fire bo, d.c. fire dispatched some of their boats, at least one, and the third person is being rescued now according to the prince george's countyire department. at's what chains the realinges of this situation. it becomes a greater conhorn for peopleave been involved in this. you can see from some of these still pictures, aot of fire, a lot of smoke, but in these pictures, it looks as though there were at least two vehicles involved in this somehow. something on fire, a

at the bottom end.ings that have brought new things, she has changed universal credit, so people at the bottom end can keep more of their pay. i would argue these are ways of trying to make the market work. that doesn't make sense. there is more people going to food banks. theresa may has done some things that have brought new things, she has changed universal credit, so people at the bottom end can keep more of their pay. i would argue these are ways of trying to make the market work. that doesn't make sense. we heard of an energy price cap. whether it is caps which drive up costs, these interventions we live in a time of the state being seen as the answer to everything. it is not authoritarian to stop rip off practices. markets are powerful and there is a reason why the free market is here and communism is gone. sometimes market get stuck in a bad place and the government can increase competition. hearing them talk about policy initiatives and whether it is the property market, living wage, working of

i can't say we are at the bottom much more "mad money" ahead. more with ceo of william sonoma. am telling you what to make of intuit versus h&r block and up to 50 million americans have food food allergies i am talking to one company trying to do something about it. stick with cramer. hi, i'm joan lunden with a place for mom, the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are better than ever. these days, there are amazing amenities, like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars, and bistros, even pet-care services. and nobody understands your options like the advisers at a place for mom. these are local, expert advisers that will partner with you to find the perfect place and determine the right level of care, whether that's just a helping hand or full-time memory care. best of all, it's a free service. there is never any cost to you. senior living has never been bet

the momentum data at the bottom of the chart, it is pretty oversold and we've seen similar inflections off those levels so is it setup is there. but what we need to see is the token actually break out and move the interday chart that is four hour chart back through april and into may and we have this big trend channel in place here. and that 15-day moving average served as a pretty good proxy when that trend reverses and now bitcoin has come right back to this level the two key points on the downside that are important here call it 7350, and that is about 7,000. if bitcoin can't hold those levels i think we see the longer term picture turn negative i think the number here is going to hold. i think bitcoin rallies through the 7800 level and i think it moves to the upside. >> should we invite rob over to the desk >> u.just on the arrows he drew >> good to see you, pal. >> to it is mel's call don't ask. >> yes, it is. i'm just doing it out of courtesy. >> very nice woman. >> okay. so rob, was a there any point at which bitcoin technical analysis does not work or has not -- did not work i

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the bottom line, the market doesn't always make sense.nstead of dreaming of reasons of fundmental, think if -- and out of control hedge funds meaning big redemptions. and take heart and start recognizing their irrationality could be your opportunity for big prospects. andrew in florida. >> caller: i want to mention another big fan of yours, my mom for deserving hallelujah booyah for finally being cancer free. >> yes that is great news. >> caller: investors putting their first k into investment funds. would you advise me putting my money into safe stocks. >> i am still going index funds. it is what i did and a lot of people think of me as individual stocks do or die i want that 10,000 saved first we are index fund people here. irwin in new york. >> caller: i have been playing in the stock market for 35 years haven't made any money until i started listening to you my question to you is i have an account with let's say $100,000 in it and i have five issues in that portfolio is there a proper way to balance the portfolio. it turns out now tha

and, in fact, liz is dead. >> reporter: dead at the bottom of the stairs. >> bottom of the stairs. >> another good friend in their circle, amybeth berner and her husband, were summoned to elizabeth's townhouse, too. she asked michael what happened. >> he said, "well, she probably had an aneurysm like her father." when i thought about someone falling down the stairs i thought, well, that's possible. those stairs are, you know, pretty steep and, you know, they're slippery and wooden. >> reporter: but amybeth says as she looked around she noticed something. blood not just where elizabeth lay, but high up along the staircase walls, too. too much blood, she thought, for a slip and fall. >> if you fell down the stairs, why would there be blood splurted up the side of the walls?" it didn't make any sense to me. >> reporter: and she says there were household details out of order: like the table that liz set out every night with the girls' breakfast plates. it was bare. the snow boots she routinely left by the front door, still on her feet. >> liz never wore her boots in the house. she'd alway

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. >> i think the bottom line is the fed put is gone. the fed has been clear to say they're going to be data dependent but to say the market that has been trading in a range where we are right now is -- this all happened at the top of the peak. >> here's a conundrum. >> a game or a conundrum >> it could be either. if the fed telegraphs that they are not willing to raise interest rates as quickly as they broadcasts before, will the markets react well or badly to that >> the dogma in me and the pessimists would say the markets would react poorly because they would see something that they have visions about what's happening in the world that might necessarily be positive for the market in reality, the market will probably act favorably that's a mistake. >> but i don't think the market would act 100% favorably because i don't think they're concerned with the fed any longer. the number one reason or concern is the trade dispute with china. >> doesn't the fed lay interthis? if we're feeling the inflation effects of tariffs and then layer on th

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bottom of the 4th brandon crawford....in the groove today.e top of the right field wall. andrew mccutchen is hauling around the bases. he would score. that would tie the game up. crawford is into third for a triple. bottom of the 6th...lets talk more crawford...this time he hits a hard line drive to the left center gap. that's got extra bases all over it. alen hansen and brandon belt would score. giants up 3 to 1. then bottom of the 7th...gorkys hernandez doubles to left center. nick hundley would score. four to one giants. the good news for san francisco fans is that they were able to stay on top. they win five to three. they've now won four of their last five. we go to chicago where the a's were taking on the white sox....down five to nothing in the second...stephen piscotty says....good.....bye....that ball is gone. a two run shot to center field. a's are on the board...here they come. game tied at 5 in the sixth. matt olson says i want in on that home run action...that ball is gone. that would put the athletics up 6 5 but still lots of ga

many times for the airlines stocks and then i got what bottom pickers get, stinky fingers.hink you will see more positive moves out of the energy space because of the opec move not being as large as people thought. >> all right, on that note >> these guys are holding in stinky fingers >> that's what bottom pickers get. >> let's get a check of s&p 500. technology is the leading lagger of the group smh is down about 4% right now "halftime report" is back right after this with the final trades once there was an organism so small no one thought much of it at all. people said it just made a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and power our cars wouldn't that be cool? and that's why exxonmobil scientists think it's not small at all. energy lives here. where in all of this is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you partner with a firm that combines trusted, personal advice with the cutting edge tools and insights to help you not only see your potential, but liv

bottom of the 8th andrew mccutchen powers one down to right field, but there's the catch. it goes to extras. 11th inning, a single and a score to give the padres the lead, but the bottom of the 9th hunter pence turns the inning into an outing, up with the bases loaded goes opposite field and scores andrew mccutchen, buster posey to win. giants walk off with a 3-2 win and have now won five of their last six games. juliette, how am i doing? >> you're doing great, now to chicago. >> where hawk harrellson calls his final a's/white sox game. the a's' 25th straight road game with a home run sets a major league record. chicago loaded the bases, two outs, bottom of the 5th when there's trouble with a double, there one off the base of the wall making paul blackburn distinctly unhappy on the mound. all three runs scored to give the sox a 3-2 lead. 6th inning, blackburn out, liam hendriks in and the white sox continue to hit. sanchez gets a solo blast for the 7-2 lead and later in the inning it's sent to the paying customers this time, now 10-3 white sox. there were six runs batted i

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so, it used to be that was the fine print at the bottom of every application.you use an android device, you click through it really quickly to get past it, and then you kind of get into what you were trying to get done. when i say the world is changing, i think people are becoming a lot more aware of what those entities mean by we'd like to share your information. what it means is, we'd like to instrument you and let people target you with advertising. and so, now we're starting to see sort of an evolution of people becoming more aware of where their data's going, having--forcing some level of accountability, both to the company as well as the third parties that are accessing the regulatory landscape ether t that's emerging with things like gdpr, and there's others, it's happening in the u.s. as well, or whether we're just talking about the consumer conversation, how people are responding when they see their data going in a direction that they didn't expect it, i mean, this is all a part of the maturation of this data currency that's happening around us right n

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they may give it to us, by the way -- -- >> what do you say to farmers who are concerned about their bottom line? mr. kudlow: this is a story that is going to be lay out -- play out for a while, and if you read the statement yesterday, one of the absolute key lines is we are open for further discussion. >> what are you -- >> talking about trade deficits, and when you get nationalism on the site, the government saying we have to protect our -- and that wraps up the it tech ready as a political aspect in addition to an economic aspect --becoming something that takes on a life of its own. mr. kudlow: this is a profoundly international event. nots quite true, paris was my favorite economic policy, that you are in these tough negotiations, something the president has taught me, have all the tools available on the table to get where he wants us to get, and where he wants us to barriers, weour will give you the same privilege, and we will grow faster, our workers will get paid more, and so will yours. president is talking about trade deficits, but you're talking about trainers -- terrace, and the

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applon the bottom.i draw a line along the relative, what we know is this, that apple is just now breaking out to new relative highs. esially the stock has made no progress to the market since 2012 if i were to put it this way as a comparative chart, you see it right here basically to think, and we're all subject to this. maybe i'm late how can you be late if the stock wasn'tormed for the market it's just now setting up for a breakout i like apple here. it's p >> we've got some eaking news on twitter eric. >> the s&p 500 will now be adding twitter to that index replacing monsanto june 7th. that's why twitter stock is up 5% so twitter joining the s&p 500 back to you, melissa. >> of course twitter along with square, the jack dorsey companies, have had stellar runs, stellar runs over the past few weeks here, karen. >> did he say june 7th is that when that would be joining? >> mm-hmm. >> i don't know how they normally -- do they trade up in front of that actual index change i don't know that's a pretty big m

>> this is exactly why we need to get to the bottom of this.e've had a stonewalling for a year and a half with the documents and the information we need to do our job of oversight and rosenstein has been right in the middle of that. he has shown a pattern of stonewalling without responding to subpoenas, without giving documents even earlier this month, threatening staffers and we got to get to the bottom of this and find out what really took place. >> melissa: you know what their responses, this is part of an ongoing investigation until the probe is over, they can't show you the documents. what do you say? >> is also part of an ongoing oversight that we have. the oversight is necessary to make sure corruption is not taking place and we have the right constitutionally to ensure to the american people that corruption is not involved in this whole investigation. there are three things we know from the ig report that came out a couple weeks ago, we know that in the hillary investigation, they were fbi agents who were extremely biased against the pr

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down on the bottom right you will see her shey's activation into that media platform. throughout the center we've identified a few areas where these activations can take place. in the grand hall, work being our partners at brv on some areas around the park. we will charge daily and weekly fees. speaking of the rv, we are working very closely about their programming. they are doing a tremendous amount of work and we are giving brands the opportunities to subsidize some of that program. the other thing we are doing is talking to a variety of brands across a variety of categories to create a more comprehensive and constant presence throughout the center during a year or multiple years. that incorporates a lot of these touch points and digs in. helps us lets brands step into the center, engage with the people, generate revenue and generate the type of activity that's going to enhance the consumer experience. this gives you a sense of the revenue. it's going to start in q4 this year, be mostly media and then some of the more integrated solutions will start to ramp up into n

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bottom of the bridge, here's a live look at the wooow wilson bridge. outer loop and inner loop just fine. beltway, n construction there. 56, fairfax county, to the beltway. aaron, we were talking about this for a while. happy to see that things h finally cleared out of the way. >> i sat in that traffic for an hour, 8:00, trying to get back from d.c. it should have takene ten minutes. >>> hey, take a look. a frightening scene for miles around, huge pillars of smoke from what was a deadly tractor trailer crash on the woodrow wilson bridge. the driver was killed and three workers had to be rescued. the driver lost controlnd crashed into work trucks parked on the bridge. people in the are feared the worst when they heard the crash. >> at rs i thought there might have been a breach of massive security or something, and somebody was going to bomb the bridge. because the smoke was s high up in the area. >> it reminded me of 9/11. >> the construction workers who were using those trucks were under the bridge at the time and had to be lowered down from a bucket

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i think what you've got here is a head and shoulders bottom. i think what you've got here is a break above a down trend line so this all projects to a gap fill basically back up to the 70 level. close at 58. that's about a 20% gain from here i think that's a good bet. on the other side, you've got something like this. a trend and then of course a break in trend that's fairly well-defined not good want to be a seller of mgm to put this in context, i mean, how sad? i mean, it's nowhere near its all-time highs starting to break down again i think we're coming back down here to about 28 they close at 31 and change. that's a 10% decline i'm a seller of mgm, buyer of foot locker. >> you had me at how sad carter, come on over to the desk brian will bring the chair in. >> thank you, ryan. >> thank you, ryan so we like to think of -- or people like to see foot locker and see that it's a barometer for the things that it sells like a nike and all the other brands do the charts look as good as a fo locker? >> well, so we've had these -- talk about idiosync

bottom six, that's a bad pitch and chris davis take advantage. scores met joyce. a's have 82-0 lead. bottom eight, it is 2-1, third home run in five games. 14th on the year, love the kelly green and love the results. 3-1 the a's win. it's been three weeks since the nba final but let's play some warriors basketball. still some familiar faces on the court as practice began today. john mcnamara just chilling. jordan bell expected to be a big part of next year's squad but all eyes on 2018 first round draft pick out of cincinnati who is ready to get his pro career started. >> i take every game seriously. coming in and being a rookie. i want to compete. it's a game, i love to play. >> first game in vegas, monday against the heat. incredibly, curry is not among the highest page coaches in the nba. the coach is finalizing a lucrative contract extension. he made a mere $5 million this past season. we know by now, when the warriors star court a player they tend to get that player. they are apparently lobbying for 38-year-old jamaal crawford who was a warrior 10 years ago. c

bottom -- bottom 94-2 diamondbacks.run homer. two outs in the bottom of the 10th. brandon crawford right now probably the best shortstop in baseball. he comes through scoring. giants win 5-4 in 10 innings and they are now as we said only a game and a half back. the arizona diamondbacks they are off tomorrow, travel day headed for washington, d.c. t the rangers... bottom 1st... scoreless... just the a's to be comprehensive, bob melvin and his club in arlington tonight, run off danial mengden... 2-0 rangers bottom 3rd... 3-0 rangers... profar... does it again... a solo homer of mengden...who gave up 4 home runs and 6 runs profar taking it out. bottom of the three, rangers still up. they do it again. magda and gave up 4 runs and 6 runs in only four innings. texas handles the a's by a final of 8-2. of course, the big story the golden state warriors. at 10:00, 10:00, if we decide to have an 11:00, a warriors special at midnight, we will have post game thoughts on all this and that's it. you want warriors shows? election cove

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and so as a un mexico is talking about it too and you know what this is the bottom line here i mean this might be just a game to donald trump and it is the ministration but people are going to get hurt in all of this and it's not just going to be people outside of the united states tariffs or tariffs and that's taxation in a sense in your own country gets probably products from another country so you're looking at something like for example this or great example cheesily when you think about cheese wisconsin is a massive producer of cheese down fifty seven percent of wisconsin cheese exports go to mexico so if mexico is putting tariffs against cheese from wisconsin who's going to get hurt here it's going to be farmers in wisconsin so this is the issue at hand right now we're seeing this back and forth and we know that donald trump i know we've talked about this before he really likes to push things to the limit and it's he seems that he's doing this or it's a few days here that things still can work out but you know i didn't expect him to go far this far and i'm sure a lot of other peopl

the bottom line question, probably the bottom line question on most people's mind when they look at thisdecrease the threat, the nuclear threat from north korea? and here's one that's resting. a slim majority, 51%, say that in the end, it is likely that what happened this week between president trump and kim jong-un did decrease that threat from north korea and the nuclear threat. that may explain this finding. bottom line asked folks was it a good idea? trump sitting down with kim jong-un, was that a good idea? 71% landing on the side of it was a good idea. very interestingly when this summit was first announced and this question was asked, should trump have this meeting, is that a good idea, that number was eight points less. it was down at 63%. so there's a fair number of people this week who watched that summit, absorbed the reaction to it and said, you know what? i changed my mind. i do think it was a good idea in hindsight. not a lot of confidence maybe in the president himself, but the idea of sitting down, the idea of talking to people, i think more on the side there that ultimat

oh, it's just water at the bottom. you get to that edge, there's something in your human brain that says, why are you jumping? >> it goes, uh, are we sure about this? >> so many of these people, though, seem to be absolutely fearless pulling off cool midair stunts as well. >> that's it. the show's moving to hawaii. >> we could easily do this show in hawaii. the internet is in hawaii, people. >> right? >> just saying. >> yeah. >> some of these dives take place on the coastline. place i secluded watering holes. some in the middle of the jungle. it you get thirsty, just cut down a coconut and have a little fresh coconut water. hire us? >>> all right. you guys ready? >> ready. >> i'm not sure you are. hold on. first video's from china. >> i never see one so quick. you see in the slow mo, that it actually knocks the shoe off. >> she's also only wearing red. how did the driver miss here? >> now, there are reports saying they think that the driver was asleep. but they don't know that because the driver kept going. at the last