every time we come off of 95 or 29 on to the icc, i just remember all the meetings. i remember all the planning. i remember so much, the tours, the helicopter rides over the proposed road. >> maryland transportation officials say 65,000 vehicles use the icc every day. that's up from about 30,000 when the road first opened in with our consumer reporter susan hogan who has new information on ford explorers and the problem of carbon monoxide seeping into the vehicles. >>> plus president trump, the deal maker. the problem, republicans say he's dealing with the wrong party. stay with us. >>> as news4 recently reported, police departments nationwide, including in montgomery county, are taking their ford explorers off the road after officers complained their suvs are making them sick. >> they say carbon monoxide is seeping into those vehicles but a news4 consumer investigation reveals police officers aren't the only ones reporting similar symptoms while driving their explorers. consumer investigative reporter susan hogan joins us now. so, tell me about what you're learning

at the top of the order for the last one dayer the team played, which was in the semi finals of the icch alex hales in manchester. lawn believes that the test side is not up to scratch. we are so close to being a fantastic team but also too close to being too pooh team but also too close to being too poor. maybe in australian conditions oi'i poor. maybe in australian conditions on those pictures, it may be their downfall. australia's attack has got that little bit more pace and that is the area that really concerns me that the english test match team going to australia. afghanistan is starting to scale the heights in world cricket. the country was recently granted test status and has risen up the world rankings. now, its own home grown t20 tournament, taking place in kabul, is attracting attention from far afield, as keith york reports. ina in a country with its recent chaotic history as afghanistan, cricket has remained and wafers of calm. despite the disruption to a match in kabul last week because of the bomb blast close to the stadium, this cricket league has proven a crowd favourit

but next week lahore will host three t20 internationals between pakistan and an icc world xi — captained faf du plessis, and led by the former england coach andy flower. pakistan are hoping the three—match series will encourage other countries to return to the country — to play all forms of the game. golf, and there's a three—way tie for the lead after the first round of the european masters at crans—sur—sierre in switzerland. the joint—leaders on 6—under—par include spain's miguel angel jimenez, who's looking for his first tour title in three years. australia's scott hend, and this man, tyrrell hatton, of england. they all opened up with a ga, and they're one shot ahead of the field overnight. the day began with a special presentation to the former world number one lee westwood to mark the fact he was playing in the 500th european tour event of his career. after the champagne and cake he went on to shoot a 1—over—par 71. there was a champagne moment, too, for the american daniel im. he hit a hole—in—one at the par—three eighth on his way to a 66. he's a—under—par, two shots off the lead

check of the forecast, erin back with traffic >> i'm getting new information, 95 northbound by the icc chart letting us know there is debris blocking the shoulder. that could start to slow things down, still seeing plenty of green, biggest problems are out in fairfax. we have a crash blocking the left lanes right now it's a 20 minute delay from fairfax county parkway to 123. a sea of slow moving traffic, leave the house about 20 minutes early to get to the area, metro is on time. question erin@fox5dc. >>> doctors and hospitals are reporting a troubling trend when it comes o the rate of stds across the country >> scientists are awarded nearly $2 million for cancer research. >>> here's a live look outside across the dc region, time is 5:37. temperature 73. back in a moment. back in a moment. . >>> welcome back to fox 5 news morning, wednesday september 27th, 5:40. it's going to feel a lot more like summer like it has the last several days, though it is the end of september. parts flirt with 90 degrees today. mike is up in just about four minutes or so with your full wednesday forecast. >

debris between the icc and 198. skyfox is over this location, try to bring you a view of that if it's available. you can see there's delays right now, 95 north and southbound heavy, southbound headlights dealing with a typical flow of traffic northbound again from the debris and crash we're dealing with a backup keep it to 29 and route one as we move things over for a look in frederick. near u.s. 40 a crash, significant delays on 70 as you head through frederick, 17 miles per hour average for several miles, as we switch it over a look at 66, that's a in the mix slow moving traffic. 42 minute ride just to get from 234 to the beltway. heaviest traffic through fairfax right now, 66 on the eastbound side this maryland picking up on 270 and the outer loop metro on time. keep it to fox 5, we'll be right back. . >>> i hope it is an amazing day for you today. it is 6:30 on wednesday morning. nice live look there. for the dmv wakes up. sun not up yet. tucker and erin will be along shortly with weather and traffic. >>> first

looking at crashes we have a crash delay on 5 southbound icc to beltway. heavy traffic crash poud are mill road. you see the lay it leading to the crash. word fromit wither follower of mine one of my buddies that 95 southbound backed up to as well. baltimore bement way dealing with congestion in both directions official red don't 20 southbound we have a crash blocking shoulder 28 and that's delay leading to that lobe. >> 7:08 now let's catch up on the news from city of college park. just before midnight officials made a decision on a controversial local voting rights to non citizens. >> the vote came down after nearly four hours of debate. melane alnwick live this morning from college park with what happened late last night early this morning, mel. >> good morning, guys, here at city hall college park there were a lot of hard feeling as people left this meeting in the early morning hours and some people even saying they plan on taking on city council men's here in the next election. what does this mean? it means that non citizens we're talking about legal

as for ireland, the clash at stormont will be the first with another full icc member as equals.us, that's the thing that comes extra apart from what we've had before when we play the likes of the west indies. the likes of chris gayle in their squad, people like that. i'm sure the local kids are going to watch him bat, hopefully not for too long. that's what we're trying to bring to ireland now. that's what we want on a regular basis. exciting times for our cricket. another famous win over the west indies would be a perfect end to the summer. after tomorrow's match the windies will return to face engalnd in five one day internationals. the two sides will first face each other in a twenty20 match in durham on saturday. surrey bowler tom curran will face chris gayle, a player he's familiar with after getting him out for his county when gayle was playing for somerset. he is the greatest twenty20 batsman ever. he has the x factor, he is a game changer. loads of batters, when you get them out you know that they are big wickets. it might be in the back of his mind. let's hope when i ge

headlights 95 chairry hill road and now perfect icc to beltway nor volume northbound side and not enough to cause days. baltimore washington parkway both directions. any questions for your commute @erinfoxdc twitter. metro rail lines opening at 5. no sketched delays back to y you. >> time now is 4:47. after days of being away from home in shelters or seeking refuge elsewhere florida residents are returning home to see the damage following hurricane irma. >> meanwhile recovery effort millions remain without power and the basics. annie yu is live in the news room with the latest, annie. >> good morning to you wisdom and maureen. florida residents are getting a first look at homes or what's left of them following hurricane irma. although residents are lining up to survey the damage access to neighbors have been limited at times. as for the hardest hit florida keys reentry ended last night due to curfew r few. residents will be allowed to come back in. they're asked to bring in food wane water and the area is under a boil water adv advisory. now the florida department of transportation says

because of the outer loop delay and the earlier inner loop incident from the icc down we're dealing withto keep it to baltimore-washington parkway heading down from the baltimore beltway. taking a look in southern maryland right now, light volume on 210 northbound through fort washington. light volume in brandywine and clinton on five. all metro rail lines are on time. don't you guys like my new graphics? >> i do. i saw that -- well except the one that said there's an hour and a half trip on the beltway. >> that's the nasty part but i just meant how pretty they are. >> they are very pretty. >> back to you. >> we're looking ahead to good day d.c. coming up in a couple hours al. >> we are. great guests coming in today inud and sammy. you heard me right. they will be live with us in the loft. also comedian tony roberts stops by. he'll bring the laughs with him. >> very cool. >> he's got a laugh bag he's going to bring with him. >> oh good. hope he opens it up and we share. kickoff to the redskins season. they'll face the eagles on sunday. we'll dish about that coming up on good day as well.

we found an increasing problem on the highway, including on the icc, where we saw drivers over 70 miles an hour with phones in hand. were you doing what they say you were doing, having a phone in your hand? did you know it was against the law? >> i know. >> you did know? >> i know, i'm very careful most of the time. >> reporter: in virginia and maryland, police say they're trying new enforcement details, in montgomery county, they w school yearot mcfarland news 4 m purchasing a car is a big deal. right? for anyone, especially when the prices seem to only be getting higher. sticker shock here. >> i keep my eyes on 2009, up and running. that's right. >> baby food all over the place. >> oh god, done i know it? now it turns out ford motor company unveiled an f series limited line of pickup trucks that can cost you upwards of $100,000. >> what? >> f-450 super duty limited line 4 x 4 can now cost you anywhere from 85 to $95,000. >> what is it doing? >> i must say. >> for the semi truck. >> no numbers behind it. >> it's like a second half of a semi truck. i seen them before. they're pretty nic

icc, we assume that market stays challenged.t of normalizing interest rates, economic growth and increasing volatility. if we saw all of those things our investors would add a those --l multiple to i don't know what the market environment would be like. if you go back first quarter of 2015, when the environment was good for clients and activity levels were high, we have close to a 15% rlv and we did not have the operating leverage than that we do now. initiative that allows us to provide value to consumers. that seems, when we talk with folks like you, that only feels like a departure because we are not a traditional lender and we would have never been a traditional lender in my opinion. we're not going to have brick-and-mortar branches. and thegy advanced consumer embraced the technology as a way of borrowing. we are small. $2 billion by the end of this year. if these trends continue, we can provide the consumer with value. alix: you guys handle market risk. you are not known for handling credit risk when it comes to loans. if

now i don't know why the dolts are there. 95 looking good icc and outer loop good new hampshire avenue and problem free 270 southbound by the split. those are all live looks now. as we look south of that point in virginia 95 northbound volume building fred rikdzburg to stafford. all metro lines on time right now. >> 5:18 is the time stories you' media. >> with the realtime news tracker. wiz is back with that. >> worldwide reaction to devastating earth wake in mexico city leaders around the world tweeting messages of love and support. even president trump said god mess. people of mex mix sit question we're there for you. celebrities are responding to the devastation by social media. eva longoria said family is down there and safe. >> republican national committee using a stockpile of money to pay for president trump's lawyer fees related to russia investigation. money was set aside for election recounts and other legal matters but rnc says they used up more than 230,000 to pay president attorneys in augusta loan next whoup is most dangerous celebrity to searcg on internet. adam lavine.

that's what the party loyalists are concerned about the split in the gop that icc with president trump and mcconnell supporting the same candidate for republican senate seat, a crucial state in washington, the fact they lost does make you wonder what midterms will look like next year. >> well, you've got kelly ward coming up and you've also got here in the state of nevada danny tarkanian running against senator heller. each race is slightly different and with luther strange, difference here is that luther and moore are both supported the president and never wavered when he was running for the president me. but then you've got other folks like jeff flake and dean heller was never instructed that president's agenda. cheryl: we look at the president's tax plan today. using president trump and mitch mcconnell can maybe get something through when it comes to tax reform? >> i sure hope so because this is vital in sensing the american people are really needing. this will create more jobs, food on the table. this will create higher wages and hopefully entice companies to stay here and keep the

we bound to an increasing problem on the highways, including on the icc, where we saw drivers over 70 miles an hour, with phones in hand were you doing what they say you were doing, have a phone in your hands? >> ah, yes. >> did you know it was against the law? >> i did. >> you did know. >> i'm very careful most of the times. >> reporter: in virginia and maryland, they say they're doing special enforcement details, in montgomery county, those details will be near schools, later this school year. scott macfarland, news 4 i-team. >> how many times you pull up to a stop sign and the person next to you are glued to here phone. >> you are what are you going to miss? >> i have as little patience as i have in general. through a school zone, really? like passing the stopped school bus. i'm all about the camera on the side of the bus $500 bucks over and over all day long. absolutely. stick it to 'em. >> the kids are at stake. so last night was the big "will & grace" premier. eric and i in the tub with will and grace and the whole cast there. we were having a great time. hopefully you had a cha

hampshire, route one to george is about a 30-minute delay. 95 southbound down to 34 miles per hour from the iccway. things looking good inside the beltway this morning, congestion, 38 minute ride from 70 in frederick down to 121 to 70. metro is on time. wind on a happy note >> thanks's >> lots of traffic there >> let's keep the happy note going. >> it's time for morning meme. let's do it. i know you're going to school and work. can't leave without your memes >> absolutely not >> see what the they're offering up let's get started. been knee. i see, this is -- clearly for me. been been. >>> got to fellows today >> i don't have toomey to go off on this today. we talked about going to the dentist. where else can you be and be in horrendous pain and subpoenaed lot of money. >> and leave better for it. of course you will be happier. >> if i don't false regularly i would have big problems later in life and he was right. >> we need dr. sing in here to talk to tucker later. >>> in the meantime >> rosy, are you even a parent until you massed the hook me up with candy reach behind? >> this happens all the

we also found the increasing problem on the highways including on the icc where we saw drivers over 70 miles an hour with phones in hand. were you doing what they say you were doing? having a phone in your hands? >> uhh -- yes. >> reporter: did you know it was against the law? >> i did. >> reporter: you did know? >> i'm very careful all the time. >> reporter: police are trying special enforcement to stop those year. scott mcfarland, the news4 i-team. >>> you'll be able to get from here to tokyo in an hour if elon musk has his way. the billionaire innovator unveiled plans for a new rocket on instagram. i mean, it looks cool, but musk said the vessel would both take off and land vertically. the cost per seat would be about the same as an economy plane ticket? the rockets would also be able to bring satellites into orbit and take crews to mars. musk says most earth routes would take about 30 minutes. that's nice, elan. can you come here? >> call me skeptical. >> can you come here and do something about traffic in d.c.? i mean -- >> dig one of the big tunnels, i think he's trying to dig a

also an increasing problem on the highways, including the icc, where we saw drivers over 70 miles an hour w hand. were you doing what they say you were doing, having a phone in your hands? >> yes. >> reporter: did you know it was against the law? >> i know. i'm very careful all the time. >> reporter: in virginia and maryland, police are trying new enforcement details to stop distracted drivers. in montgomery county, the details will be near schools later this school year. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >>> 6:35. ed to today, you can get extra blessings for your furry friends. st. james' emiss piepiscopal ch going to bless the animals, no matter their sizes. if you bring your pets, remember that dogs should be leashed and other animals should be in cages, just so they don't get scared or spooked by other animals. the blessing runs from 11:00 to noon. >>> you have a chance to help families affec natural disasters. the alfred street baptist in alexandria is teaming up with soul brothers for a drop-off event. it'll start at 9:00 this morn ig and ends at 2:00. organizers are asking for

side of the beltway, speeds are slow on bw parkway southbound into laurel and 95 southbound from the icc hour. and then speaking of the beltway that congestion is the outer loop from route 1 over to the 270 spur. cameras by colesville road it's about 40 minute delay because of heavy volume. and then as you make your conditions once you get on to the freeway from the 11 many street bridge. 395 still about 35 minute delay the entire stretch of the 14th street bridge. and then some buses on delay metro bus letting us know because of congestion on branch avenue southeast mlk, jr. avenue and raleigh place southeast. caution there. metro rail lines back on time. back to you. >> a man accused of giving much more massage at a d.c. parlor is due in court. >> he's accused of sexuallies salting women clients on more than one occasion. fox5's melanie alnwick is live with the latest now. mel? >> reporter: steve and allison you can imagine that massage clients can often be in vulnerable situations including to these charges documents the women in these cases say that they were in a position where they

once you get south of 32 we hit that normal congestion coming down past the icc to the beltway.s we take a look at metro, no delays to report on your metro rail lines so that's really good news there. if you have any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you, allison and steve. >> ♪ >> an update now on that breaking news from the roadways right now at 7:00. all lanes back opened at interstate -- i395 i should say at seminary road. i395 seminary road. earlier this morning both northbound lanes were shut down after two alexandria police cruisers were struck by a third vehicle. this happened just before 2:00 in the morning. officials are investigating. no word on what caused this crash. steve. >> today marks one year since terrence sterling was shot to death by police. now, this is a live look right now in d.c. of protesters taking to the streets where it happened. d.c. police officer brian trainer after his motorcycle struck a police cruiser. sterling was unarmed at the time of the shooting. police body cam footage did not record the incident, though, because officer tra

beltway even bw parkway checking in mid-50's around powder mill road in both directions, 95 by the iccng to and from the baltimore-washington parkway to the capital beltway. i'll let you know if that changes. as we look right now on 95 northbound through dale city, congestion building. those headlights coming toward us, that is the northbound side. main lanes hov lanes getting a little crowded but still in the green zone as you make your way up toward the beltway. once you get inside the beltway crossing the mixing bowl 395 looks great as you come up toward the pentagon. not seeing any problems. very light volume in fact. same story on the inner loop and outer loop through alexandria. we got you covered if any of that changes. 295 northbound also in the clear. and some earlier crashes we had one in the district in southeast did clear as well. that's your look at traffic. back to you holly and wisdom. >>> let's take a look at the stories you're already engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime news tracker. >> first up, big news for tech fans. the new iphone

the average drive times and what you're dealing with. 19 miles per hour 95 southbound south of the iccur there we're seeing outer loop delays checking in 35 minutes. but that's in addition to your drive time so right now give yourself at least 45 extra minutes. delays jam packed on 95 northbound. there's a crash after franconia-springfield. hov lanes okay. main lanes big delays dale city to the beltway you're seeing about a 30-minute delay at least so watch for that one. as we forward things along, 395 is jam packed. there's a crash on the off ramp to king street. a 20 minute delay from the beltway to the pentagon this morning and then as we take a look at metro right now blue line still single tracking between arlington cemetery and foggy bottom. orange line between clarendon and foggy bo the tom. wiehle-reston east and largo town center because of the track problem outside of rosslyn. earlier track irk at woodley park cleared. red line back to normal. what a day guys for friday. >> al remember when you said a few minutes ago that tucker had a little air about him today. >> yes. >> a

the icc? let us be fair. we have not exactly been the paragons of the international order as well. i would say the main thing boils putin has putmr. forward a peace agreement. there was a very good piece about this saying that it shows ambiguities in holes, that is true. it is not acceptable in its present form. .his may be a time to negotiate the effect of arming ukraine now on thet be salutary diplomatic process. he is putation is, forward this proposal and we want to put pressure on him to give us a better deal. the opposite could also be true. he might calculate, i want to ramp up my negotiating position by scaling up easily and i can do that. in terms of the popularity and unpopularity in russia, that is not a big issue for him. by state is not threatened his war. it has other problems. >> thank you very much. ambassador, the floor is yours. >> this will lead to an to cause theiral united states to intervene with troops in ukraine. our position is clear. providing weapons training is to deter further russian aggression but also if there is aggression, increase the cost to mosc

the icc? so, if we're going blame the russians -- and they ought to be blamed for a lot of things -- let us be fair. with haven't not been the pair gones of -- paragons of the international order as well. the main thing bowls down to this. mr. putin now has put forward a peace agreement. a very good piece on this showing it has very significant am big guts and holes -- ambiguities and holes that's true. it's not acceptable in its present form. this may be a time, however, to negotiate that. i think the effect of arming ukraine right now will not be sal ya torry on the diplomatics produce but a the calculation is vladimir putin forward this proposal and we want to put pressure on him to give us a better deal, the opposite could also be true. he might calculate, want to ramp up my negotiating position by scaling up very easily and i can do that. and in terms of the popularity of the war, unpop hard, that's not -- unpopularity, threat not a big issue for him. the state is not threatened by this b

the icc. so if we're going to blame the russians and they ought to be blamed for a lot of things, let us be fair. we haven't exactly been the paragons of the international order as well. so i would say the main thing boils down to this. mr. putin now has put forward a peace agreement. very good piece on this showing it has very significant ambiguities and holes. that is true. it is not acceptable in its present form. this may be a time, however, to negotiate that. i think the effect of arming ukraine now will not be valliaatory on the process. putin has put together this proposal and we want to put pressure on him to give us a better deal. the opposite could also be true. he might calculate, i want to ramp up my negotiating position by scaling up easily, and i can do that. and in terms of the popularity of the war, that's not a big issue for him. i don't think the state is threatened by this war and its domestic unpopularity. it's got other problems coming down the road. >> thank you very much

heavy flow in both directions to and from the laurel area. 95 southbound jams up as well by the icc.'s tuesday and that means sarah fraser joins us with some of the hospital topics flying around cyber space. >> first up words you should never use at work. good morning, sarah. how are you. >> hi, guys. i'm good. make you not trust and sort of undermined whether it's a boss or co-worker when they say these thing. i'm not sure but... >> so apparently you're never supposed to say i'm not sure but... >> it might be happening this friday. they say the statement is usually you already know. so it automatically creates distrust. like i'm not sure but i think that memo will be out friday. >> oh, yeah. >> you probably already know. >> you know. >> so you need to use -- >> you'll question it. >> you'll question it you need to use statements i need a few more facts then it will be released friday. i need a few more facts it will probably be out on -- no, i think that's like -- >> it's the same. >> right. [ laughter ] it. >> will be out on monday. that one. do you agree with that? >> i think so e

side of the beltway, 95 southbound heavy flow of traffic you can see that camera right there from the icco beltway and this one out by new hampshire avenue exit on the outer loop f route 1 over to georgia at of a it's about 30 minute delay. taking a look at some more virginia drive times, heavy delays 95 northbound, 49 minutes just to get from dale city to the beltway. 295 again because of that cra minute trip from the beltway to that point and then 395, 36 minute trip from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. at least i can tell you all metro rail lines this morning are on time. back to you guys. ♪ >> little bit of good news right there. meantime, breaking consumer news overnight. a major toy retailer, think of one, yeah, that one filing for bankruptcy just hours ago and just ahead of the holiday season. >> the major. why verizon is ditching thousands of its customers. coming up in 15 minutes, tuesday talkers with sarah fraser. ♪ ♪ sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think ab

you jam up with about a 15 minute delay from the icc to the outer loop of the beltway and then from route traffic speeds under 10 miles per hour because of congestion. earlier late clearing avenue really set us back. 30 minute delay from route one to the 270 spur which has improved but still pretty brutal for a friday morning. let's take a look at our maps. a crash on the freeway on the westbound side out by ninth street in southwest. also look at 395 northbound side of 395 from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. ton of brake lights. 25 minute delay there. hov lanes look good. we had an earlier crash by king street setting us back. also 95 northbound look at this it's going to take you over an hour to get from the occoquan to the beltway. earlier crash by fairfax county parkway and by franconia-springfield. hov lanes once again in the clear. south of that point you jam up a little bit through stafford this morning. now let's move over to metro. we have improvements. red line back to normal after late clearing track work at woodley park. orange and blue line no longer single tracking b

the icc down to the beltway. you can see those drive times adjusted an air. metro rail lines are on time. some congestion causing metrobus delays in the district. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you guys. >> erin thanks very much. >>> this video has been all over the internet. right there. police forcibly removing a woman from a southwest airlines flight at bwi marshall airport. now this morning we're learning new details about what happened. >> fox5's annie yu is live at reagan national with more on this and not maybe how it appears when you first see the video. thirst a back sto t one. annie. >> reporter: you're right, allison and i think initially when people first saw it, you know, it's one of those reactions like oh, my gosh, it's happening again but then you really do have to learn more details about it and learn more about the story and a lot of people now saying, you know, i don't really have much sympathy for this woman. so, there's a lot of mixed reactions coming out of this story. it is viral and, you know, this woman identified

traffic earlier crash by montrose road cleared. 95 southbound dips under 20 miles an hour from the icce beltway. outer loop average speeds about 18 miles an hour from route 1 over to the 270 spur. 30 minute delay there. things down to about 19 miles an hour bw parkway north and southbound two and from 34 around powder mill road. 50 inbound 202 to 295 jams. suitland parkway to south capitol street also dealing with delays and again we have those metro delays. any questions erin fox5 d.c. on twitter we'll have the very back to you. >> we need to talk after this. >> he said they made him feel funny and then she just went for it. >> he gave her several green m and m's. >> right. >> let's turn back to the news. >> 8:08. back into the headlines its right now. american university campus newspaper the eagles reporting that several confederate flag flyers were held on campus at the same time the presentation was being hell at the anti race research sent. bob barnard has the details. bob, do we think that's any coincidence the same day of the launch of the anti racist center we have these flags?

alix: $1 billion improvement in .icc does not seem like a lot can you put that into perspective?s. it takes time. and tackling, heavy lifting and does not happen overnight. arm, $2eir lending billion, they are focusing on markets and they are going to try to offset their lack of ficc trading revenue by consumer lending. we are in a nine-year cycle. is that a good idea? gerard: the business has changed because of the financial crisis. morgan stanley had a tremendous change moving into the wealth management business and there are lines that they cannot do anymore because of dodd-frank, so now goldman is moving more into the consumer lending area. it seems it could be a little more dangerous, but they are taking their time, they are not rushing it and they tend to be conservative. jonathan: you have talked about the cycle, but what has been the structural change? you: the security business, do not see as much and a financial asset backed securities because subprime lending has gone away. that is clear how much it has dropped precipitously from the peak in 2007 and 2008. jonathan: th

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