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around the corner equipment is checked to measure pollutants in the air.eas we started monitoring and due to the high flow of traffic, the house and residential exposure. we are looking at combustion, secondary and vehicle exhaust. according to health experts, it is notjust smoke and don't causing the issue. there isa and don't causing the issue. there is a hidden problem. the pollution you cannot see, nitrogen dioxide, which is diesel cars and particular it, you can breathe deep into the lungs. we are talking about i, knows and freight in the short term. but in the long—term more serious particularly heart, lungs and other conditions as well. traffic pollution is recorded by this monitor. just a week after we started filming injanuary, it breached its legal limit for the whole year. neil and dawn spent their life indoor on the ground floor below road level. it is easier to breathe here than upstairs. dawn is disabled and deal is her main car. “ is disabled and deal is her main car. —— neal. in the 70 years she has lived here, she has seen a lot of changes

around the corner, equipment is being checked by the council to measure pollutants in the air. road is one of the early areas we started measuring in, due to the high volume of traffic and residential exposure right next to the street. and what is being measured in there? nitrogen dioxide is what we're looking for. so, we're looking for the products of combustion, secondary nitrogen dioxide to do with the road traffic, so basically vehicle exhausts. according to health experts, it isn'tjust smoke and dirt coming from exhausts that's causing an issue. there's a far more worrying hidden problem. the air pollution we're talking about from a public health perspective is the air pollution that you can't see: nitrogen dioxide, the main source of which is diesel cars. and particulates, those fine particulates that you can breathe deep into your lungs. in the short—term, we're talking about eyes, nose and throat irritation, primarily. long term, more serious consequences. 0n the heart, on lungs, and other conditions as well. traffic pollution on hafodyrynys road is recorded by this mon

equipment that matters. >> we talk about the rules of engagement. >> the general public does not want to their cat on every cornere rules for using it are strictly for counterterror situations severe civil disorder, riots that are out of control that is a reasonable use of that equipment, the only question is do you get it from the military or have it on standby in case there is a big terror strike. abby: rules of engagement would be put into officers engaged in whatever circumstance there is? >> the equipment is going to be necessary, you're not going to ask the police officer to roll up in a cruiser, god forbid it is going to happen. >> they are loosening up the red tape involved. let's talk about these attacks, breaches that happens. what is happening? seems we are hearing one every week. >> after the omar gonzalez incident who jumped -- i said to myself intimately familiar with the security plan, this is a mistake, never happen again. it just did. even worse they breached the north side and the individual having a party. abby: the information is not being disseminated as it should be. >> a lot of things went

equipment. it's been deficient since we've turned the corner. now, i think you're see iing it and it's going the drive the market in my view, one o it have pillars of it. >> next week from a macro point of view, you got the jobs report. now, it would be surprising if you had a pad jobsz report at the stage f. you did, that would have strong implications for the fed and interest rates and the overall economy, which as we know is is tracking between 1 and 1.5% for this quarter. >> i don't think one jobs report. >> could be a one off. moving average of jobs. >> you guys are right, but you know what, the market, if you have a weak jobs report, there will be some hand wringing on friday. >> let's play it this way. >> so, the tech leads the way in this quarter. it's immune to many of the issues that have dragged some of the other sectors. these ceos in the valley are not hinging on every word that donald trump says. they're not hinging on what bull lard or stan fisher tell steve liesman necessarily. those are the stocks that have outperformed. nasdaq

looking at google maps and it looks like the structure is at the corner where san pablo avenue would be, the street with fire equipment on, the largest street. that's why i think traffic is stopped on the perimeter. we haven't gotten confirm az, but i'm going to say avoid that area because of all the smoke and flames. as an alternate, you can use mlk jr. way or market street to take you to grand avenue, and the grand exit on and off the freeway is open. we'll continue to track this because it could be more of an effect as more folks head to the area or as the smoke billows and the sun comes up. we'll send it back to you. >> we can see the smoke billowing up into the sky. that's a bit of good news that it does not appear to be a major wind event in that area. we see the smoke kind of drifting off a little bit, but it's not whipped around the neighborhood. >> gosh, so much smoke. as our sky ranger pulls out a little farther to give you more perspective, and kris, we can say that we maybe have seen a little of the flames dampened in the last 10 or 15 minutes. so strong still. look at that bright orange spot in the middle

building that we're talking about on the corner of san pablo avenue had several code complaints for mold, exposed extension cords and not providing basic fire equipment to the tenants. now, the majority of the apartment building was used as transitional housing for the mentally ill and for those just getting out of prison. the lawyers representing the tenants have been vocal about the conditions inside of that building. i'll have more information in the next hour. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay". >>> more now on the russia investigation. things are heating up. there are reports that the white house was involved in sharing classified information. at the same time, we're learning more details about the way that russia was trying to influence the election. tracie potts is live from capitol hill with what we know right now. tracie, good morning. >> sam, now an insider wants to talk, someone involved in the campaign, the transition and the white house. fired national security adviser mike flynn says he'll talk with one caveat. it's all part of this bigger russian investigation that has lawmakers asking questions about how information