. >> the man who murdered john lennon has been denied parole for an eighth time. mark david chapman would likely break the law again if released. he shot lennon five times as he walked to his manhattan apartment building with his wife yes or n yoko ono. >> the united states may think of itself as cowboys and horse lovers. the agency to protect wild horses has been accused of selling hundreds of them. >> there is fog up here any more exciting hardly than seeing a band of wild horses. >> for 21 years ginger katherines, a documentary film maker, has focused her lens on wild ors. and now katherines has joined a bitter battle to keep them wild. fighting plans by the bureau of land management, the blm to, round up these horses and remove them from this part of wyoming forever. the cattle ranchers here argue that the wild horses overrun these grazing areas on private land. none of the ranchers would speak us to on camera but the organization that represents them has won the lawsuit against the bureau of land management forcing it to remove hundreds wild horses from priva

. >>> the man who murdered john lennon has been denied parole for the eighth time.parole board said 59-year-old mark david chapman would likely break the law again if released. in 1981 he shot lennon five times outside his manhattan apartment building with his wife yoko own oh, sh ono. >>> the drug was hidden inside 360 buckets of disinfectant. since the beginning of the year ecuador vinnie police have found 38-tons of narcotics. >>> officials in mexico say they found new leaks in a temporary damn built to stop a chemical spill from a mine. earlier this month millions of liters of copper sulfate and heavy metals poured in to two rivers in the northwestern state. now the attorney general says a construction defect has allowed more toxic waste to flow out. officials have ordered a full infection of the spine and threatened fines up to $3 million. >>> mexico city has now joined the ranks of other major international cities with a new aquarium to drawing crowds at home and from abroad. the project was partly barked by one of the world's richest men. adam rainy reports n

he shot lennon four times outside the singer's new york apartment.e pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. rebecca stevenson is here with the weather. rebecca? >> richelle, we have a big rain event happening in montana, illinois, you are dealing with a line of thunderstorms that have not only a ton of rain. we are looking at about three inches of rainfall in spots just the last three hours and a lot of lightning. but it is montana that we had some snow coming down, glacier wilderness or actually the glacier peek national pediatric. around 7,000 feet above and above. slushy and this is the first we are starting to hear about this this season. it's because we have a large, very cold storm system much colder than normal for this time of year. we have is this amount, six to eight inches fall in the last 24 hours from the storm. it's because it's pumped from down south where hurnl season has picked up. it's been very active comparing to the atlantic this year. >> that moisture, you could see on a water vapo

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and that night, i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for 3 shows for four white guys who are british, to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a bunch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port town, and these port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people coming back to america were bringing back these records. some were pop records some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ maybelline can't you be true ♪ maybelline can't you be true >> the level of influence that american rock 'n' roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so, i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all of the great rock 'n' r

talented people, people like elvis presley, marilyn monroe, janis joplin, jimmy hendrix, and john lennon in all his roles, to the cross-dressing nanny, there was also pain behind the laughter, he spoke openly to npr in 2006. >> in the process of comedy you have to look at it completely honestly, and then, on the other side you will be looking under the rock occasionally for the laughter, so there is a depressed side, but is it always? no. >> the radio host asked if he was depressed? >> not clinically, no. >> the sadness is one that many seem to share, richard pryor, john belushi, also hid sadness behind the joke. >> a lot of human experience can be very painful. and laughing about it, joking about it is a coping mechanism, it is just not a very good one. because it can mask it but it doesn't really heal it. >> two days after williams' death the outpouring of love and grief continues, tonight, a tribute for the man who made it his mission to bring us laughter and tears. >> a fitting memorial. >>> next up for us, a beauty pageant contestant under arrest, how she got tripped up by more than

job training programs so we can be self-sufficient and take care of our children that there will lennon the crime wave for our brothers and sisters. >> again good afternoon talking about the community jobs program the current programs don't provide tainting and job skills for long term employment also the programs are welfare to work programs they hold the participant to strict time restrictions they're a waste of time because they're not giving the right skills 80 so less work together and get the right skills. thank you >> ladies and gentlemen, of the audience and commissioners. good afternoon. i have to things one is that last year, i spoke to this board about the san francisco 49ers being kicked out of time their stadium is open $1.3 billion work or worth i recommended candle stick point be turned into a soccer palace and between 50 and maybe $100 million were retrofitted soccer is played by young girls and young men and women it will be a fund maker for the city and county of san francisco. secondly, as i get into my 13 letter to this board and the networks commission coming up is

. >>> and still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00, john lennon's killer is up for parole again. the parole board says he's going to be staying put. that's coming up much. >> plus, caught in the act. guys jumping on to septa trains and subways for free. but police are nabbing them. why officers say catching these guys is making the train safer for you. dominica. >> where did the august heat go it doesn't feel like summer at all with temperatures running 10 degrees more than 10 degrees below normal. high today of only 74 degrees. but the heat is coming back and the rain is moving out. i'll tell you how hot it will get in this u ♪ >> welcome back. septa police have mount add huge crack down on fair jumpers. those people who don't pay to ride the trains and subways. but it's about much more than not paying up. seven's dave schratwieser road with the septa undercover officers in recent sweep and he gives you behind the scenes look at their high-tech plan to make riders safe. >> thousands of commuters pay their fair share and pass throughly turn styles on septa platforms every day. th

. >> the man who murdered john lennon has been denied parole for an eighth time. the new york parole board said that he would likely break the law if he was released. chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life. >>> the u.s. may have a romantic image of itself as a nation of cowboys and horse lovers, but there is a scandal brewing in wyoming that shows the american west in a different light. the agency charged with protecting wild horses is now accused of selling them to slaughterhouses. >> i see horses up here. there is nothing any more exciting hardly than seeing a band of wild horses 1234 for 21 years ginger katherens, a documentary filmmaker, has focused her lens on wild horses that still roam in wyoming and other western states. now katherens has joined a bitter battle to keep them wild. fighting the blm to round up these horses and remove them from this part of wyoming forever. the cattle ranchers here argue that the wild horses overrun these grazing areas on private land. none of the ranchers would speak to us on camera, but the organization that represents t

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it reminds me of the events of world war ii when the german troops would surround our cities like lennon grad and shoot point-blank at the population and the people. meanwhile, moscow is bracing itself for more sanctions, suspecting it to be unveiled in the eu meeting in brussels on saturday. in moscow, very nervous. the ruble fell to its lowest point in russian history. >>> 3 million, around 5,000 a day, the united nations said that it's the biggest humanitarian emergency of our time, and not enough is being done to help. when the fighting began three years ago, few predicted just how quickly the refugee total has risen. by december of 2012, the u.n. agency said the number of syrians who had left the country had crossed the 500,000 mark and the number doubled three months later. and it only took six months for that number to swell to 2 million. and now a year later, 3 million syrians have crossed the border in search of safety. the bulk of them are in lebanon, turkey and the rest in jordan and egypt. we have our correspondents in egypt, and in a moment, we'll hear from a refugee camp in

john lennon's imprisoned killer says he murdered him 34 years ago because his life had sunk into a depressed state. the transcript of mark david chapman's denied parole hearing came out yesterday. he said he was drinking a lot and saw the murder as a way out to pay for air fair and his hotel room. he even admits to selling his father-in-law's norman rockwell painting. >> tensions of weeks of clash that's saw the use of police tear gas and rifles. the police chief defended the actions yesterday. and this man accused of insider trading. watch him run. he apparently was not too happy seeing the media when he merged in flip-flops and a tank top from a new york city courthouse. that's how you show up to court? he was indicted on 13 charges of securities fraud and taking $500,000 in illegal profits. lost your flip-flop there, buddy. >>> in the uk, imagine seeing this in a bedroom you barely use. a giant occupied wasp necessary. it likely took months to build. how does that go unnoticed? an exterminator took care of it. told the independent when he removed that quilt an explosion of wasps came out.

. >> john lennon's imprisoned killer said he murdered the former beatle 34 years ago because his lifento a depressive state. chapman said he was drinking a lot and saw the murder as a way out. to pay for air fare and his hotel room. he even admits to selling his father-in-law's norman rockwell painting. >>> police in ferguson, missouri, are dismantling their unified command post. that marked the scaling down of clashes that saw tear gas and rifles. the police chief defended those actions yesterday. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's morgan brennan. good morning, morgan. >> good morning, dara. well, the fbi is investigating reports hackers attacked jp morgan and at least four other u.s. banks earlier this month. reports say russian hackers may have been involved but the motive is unclear. >>> reports say the smartwatch will feature apple's health kit that tracks user's health fitness and goals. >>> gas is at its lowest level on labor day since 2010. gas should average $3.41 a gallon nationwide this weekend. that's 18 cents lower than last year, and prices are expected to keep f

here's one former host with john lennon. he recalls stories about that concert. >> the people were yelling "beatles, beatles!" so loudly that he could not even hear himself speak. it was one of the hardest live gigs he's ever done. and the fab four were so excited to be there that night in candlestick park, they knew it was their last concert. for me, and i'm sure for many bay area people, it's very emotional. it's an emotional thing for all of us, because candlestick was such a big part of our lives for so many years, and so were the beatles. and for paul to come back to this final show, it was incredible. >> let's do it! >> candlestick! >> reporter: a little preview from mccartney, who's part of the excitement tonight here at candlestick, which has so much history when it first opened in 1960. then vice president richard nixon threw out the first pitch for the giants' game. also, of course, candlestick park, big in a lot of pictures referencing the '89 loma prieta earthquake. that's where the a's and giants were playing du

and when they see wire-rimmed glasses, they think harry potter, not john lennon. so, this brings us to our twitter question for you today. tell us what makes you feel old. tweet us your most creative answers using #waytooearly. we're going to put the best ones coming up later in the show. and mika, if you're watching, this means you. i expect a tweet from you, because yes, your daughter just went away to college, so this is her class we're talking about. jen, what makes you feel old? >> nothing. >> nothing makes jen feel old. me either, except for ear hair, which is a sure sign of oldness. >>> anyway, still ahead on "way too early," michael sam makes it through the first round of rams cuts, but why is espn reporting on his shower habits? >>> plus, in "the cooler," we'll try our best to explain why speaker john boehner released his video of a toy monkey inside his office. >>> and watch out! no holding back mother nature as floodwaters caused this manhole to flip its lid! we're going to have more on that. bill karins standing by with a check on weather when "way too

john lennon said before elvis there was nothing.mccartney was gracious enough to visit earlier in the year. anyone who is anyone who is a musician owes a great deal to elvis. when you come to graceland and memphis you get it. my first visit 23 years ago, i will never forget it. >> the house and the grounds, how much area does it cover? >> in his 130 acres. the original property was 500 acres, and when he had purchased the property he asked his dad to try to re-create it. within the last few years we were able to get it back. >> elvis knew about property, you know about property. you're building a new hotel. >> everything that we do would be what would elvis once? even though he had guests over constantly he would have them down to the howard johnson's. if he did not have enough room, he would have built a guesthouse. there has been a hotel on the property for many years, and for elvis week heartbreak hotel has a hundred year waiting list. you have to look in the obituary to see if you can get in. everyone put in a lot of effort to s

i tell you, like i said yesterday, princess diana, john lennon, robin williams they all deserve thatuch -- those are the three big ones. >> dom delouise. the debate going back and forth did he kill himself because of money problems. >> i don't believe that for a minute. i don't believe that for a minute. i don't think anybody in his family knew him well. he was rich because he had tremendous generosity of spirit and humor and went out of his way to make people feel better of themselves. i worked on a number of charities with him. i thought he was great. to meet him was to be inspired by somebody who is always giving back. >> he is the pope for comedians. he's the guy that shows up when he shows up everybody stops and he's very friendly. it's devastating to those people who influenced him. have to be careful about extravagant tributes. >> copy cats. >> i feel bad for his children. >> anybody in the wings? >> no. he was one-of-a-kind. >> i like the story that conan o'brien told. that one story about a random act of kindness when somebody is down like to do something really nice for the

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this goes down very much the impact, at least from our standpoint, of john lennon and princess dianna, i put them all on the same level. >> it's interesting the different angles the day after. issue with the academy for tweeting out a picture of his character saying you're free. there's been an editorial asking the question, is the suicide contagion? are we glorifying suicide? i think in the days to come, i find it interesting to see where the editorial angle gos on this and people start to look at the issues. it is a pretty good question to ask. with a cartoon, are we celebrating something that's very sad? i don't know. i'm interested to see where it goes. >> more to come. before we go, here's what robin williams hoped he'd find in the afterlaugh. >> if heaven exists? >> there's seating near the front. the concert begins at 5:00, it will be mozart. or to know there's laughter. that would be a favorite things to talk about on the campaign trail in 2012. >> four years ago i promised to end the war in iraq. we did. and in 2014 our longest war will be over. >> i am proud that when i prom

lennon said to save face and i am not impressed. he doesn't have the guts for real. isis needs to be bombed in ob blif ondecimated and wiped out. greg says he's treating this like everything else a day late and a dollar short america needs to be proactive adds a leader and not react tive. sherry says because his magic eight ball told him to. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook and follow me on twitter. judge jeanine next saturday night go to the facebook page we have special pictures for you. i. >> from los angeles, president obama who vowed to get out of iraq ordering elemented airstrikes again the militants overrunning the we country and killing christians. conservative critics are demanding more aggressive and liberals learning about mission creep as obama shifts the media strategy regularly taking questions from white house reporters as he did yesterday on the airstrikes and repeatedly in recent weeks. >> i wasn't going to take questions but let me respond to this question because i felt some of the stows were overcr

>> the local population in countries like lennon have shown generosity and hospitality from the beginning. lebanese homes are hosting up to 40 syrian refugees who they didn't know before. s this is the fourth year of conflict. at this stage, frustrations are growing between the two communities. syrians are frustrated. they want to go back home. the lebanese population is starting to feel strain of this crisis on a very small country with already very weak infrastructure. >> turning to what's happening inside syria itself. given the numbers of displaced people there, how concerned are you about their condition? >>> the situation inside syria as we know is very difficult. it's difficult for 6.5 million people displaced inside syria. we are concerned. our teams on the ground are working there. at the moment, i can tell you more about the situation in neighboring countries as i know more about that. inside syria we do know there's a lot of concern for the 6.5 million who are displaced inside syria. >> do you think the numbers of people trying to leave the country will increase in the next few

lennon said to save face and i am not impressed. he doesn't have the guts for real. isis needs to be bombed in ob blif ondecimated and wiped out. greg says he's treating this like everything else a day late and a dollar short america needs to be proactive adds a leader and not react tive. sherry says because his magic eight ball told him to. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook and follow me on twitter. judge jeanine next saturday night go to the facebook page we have special pictures for you. so this board gives me rates on progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive and they're them. -yes. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. but the lowest rate is from them. -yes. -so them's best rate is... here. so where are them? -aren't them here? -i already asked you that. -when? -feels like a while ago. want to take it from the top? rates for us and them. now that's progressive. >>> what does it take to police america? >> we hear bang and screaming on

lennon said to save face and i am not impressed. he doesn't have the guts for real. isis needs to be bombed in ob blif ondecimated and wiped out. greg says he's treating this like everything else a day late and a dollar short america needs to be proactive adds a leader and not react tive. sherry says because his magic eight ball told him to. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook and follow me on twitter. judge jeanine next saturday night go to the facebook page we have special pictures for you. >>> what does it take to police >> when you are banging and screaming on the door. >> hit her with an assault rifle. >> some americans are mad and pushing back against the police. >> what are you placing me under arrest for? >> some are upset the government spies on them. >> what you do onning your cell phone is none of their dam business. >> everyone can spy on any one. >> i could do it if i could just control the drone. >> spy on the

jeff ranieri, i looked into that 196 of audio recording from candlestick and i don't know if it was lennonr mccartney, they said, hello, san francisco, wow, it's cold in here. >> well, it's going to be cold again. who knows, maybe we'll hear the same lines repeated on the show. our helicopter had to land due to the fog that is moving across the san francisco peninsula. i still think around 7:00 we'll get rays of sunshine. 10:00, 62. no matter what the temperature, music is still going to sound great. the fog as it moves in will act as a natural amplifier. it may add a little bass to that. i'm no music expert but a little bass is never a bad thing. you can see averaging in downtown, 68, it's very thick there. throughout the north bay, the interesting thing to note, it's mainly clear and check out the fog line moving right across the north bay hills. it's very compressed right now because we have high pressure aloft and that is some hotter weather that is helping to stomp the fog out down at the lower levels. again, it's creating a little drizzle at the immediate coastline. some of the best

choosing your favorite child, i can't do that but some of my favorites, bob dylan at newport, john lennonme way. >> you're still going to rock clubs? >> oh, yes. >> four or five times a week i hear. >> i'm sorry to say this on cnn i don't really like to watch tv. i like to go out. >> i hear people say that, shocking as it might be to hear it while on tv. >> people have to get out there and experience life. >> you absolutely do. thank you for being here. tremendous life you're enjoying, "the sixties: sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll" premieres tonight 9:00 a.m. thanks so much, bob. we'll take a short break and head back to our top story, the protests ongoing in ferguson, missouri. is there going to be another day of violence in we'll take you there live at the top of the hour. (vo) get ready! fancy feast broths. they're irresistabowl... completely unbelievabowl... totally delectabowl. real silky smooth or creamy broths. everything she's been waiting for. carefully crafted with real seafood, real veggies, and never any by-products or fillers. wow! being a cat just got more enjoyabowl. fancy fea

according to the guardian he nicknamed himself john after john lennon. that person said the three british islamists were abusive, frequently beating prisoners. the challenge to the united states, how to deal with the building threat. do we treat isis as a criminal enterprise and look for individuals like are j. edgar hoover went looking for communists or do we use secretary kerry's word and crush the motley crew of them. is this a man hunt or war? bobby gosh is here from quartz. thanks for joining us for your views about the people coming from places like london. i assume they are radical islamist people who believe in killing anyone who doesn't share your own look at things. what do you know about people like this fellow -- this guy who killed our american compatriot. >> they have something more in common with anders burrwick who slaughtered children in cold blood or adam lanza who went into the school in stony brook and killed children there. they have a sadistic, damaged goods mentality. add to that the availability of an international association of

armed fighters on hospital grounds and in some cases they occupied wards in buildings, like in the lennontal in slaviansk. but other big problem is some of these areas have been hit by weapons very likely from government forces. >> what effect is this having on giving treatment to the sick and civilians who need medical care? >> i think there are several implications. one is that medical staff was extremely concerned about the presence of armed fighters. we saw in slaviansk and other places as well that medical staff have been leaving, and of course they have been leaving for many different reasons, but the stress of having the fighters present was one of the reasons they were leaving. medical staff were concerned that it would come to fighting on the hospital premises. the other big problem is that there is less space for civilians to be treated and in one of the hospitals in particular, we know the capacity was very limited and they had to take civilian patients to other towns, because insurgent forces had occupied the wards in that hospital. >> how do you stop this happening? what do y

like john lennon said, it's getting better all the time, it couldn't get much worse.o lose him is like -- i'm stunned. i did not see this coming. you know? not even a little bit. >> dr. drew, i want to go back to you. i heard you an hour ago say something i think is really powerful. and everybody tonight who may be suffering with depression or knows someone suffering from depression needs to hear it. you said depression is treatable and it will pass. but people who are suffering with depression don't believe that. >> that's right. it doesn't feel like it will ever pass. i was really talking about suicidiality. it passes essentially always. it can come back but it passes. if you can stay with people through those moments when they feel so impulsive, this doesn't have to be a fatal condition. but emotions pass. depressions come and go them always improve. i spent decades in a psychiatric hospital where one of my primary responsibilities was sorting out the relationship between medical problems and depression. they commonly co-exist together and fuel one another. we have

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people like elvis presley, marilyn monroe, janice joplin, jimi hendrix, freddy prince and john lennon. >> that's eerie. pam dawber saying i'm completely and totally devastated. what more can be said? robin williams was working right up to the end. the acting legend left this world with four movies still in the works. two set to hit the theaters in time for the holidays this christmas. one comes out in november. after that there's another installment in "the night at the museum" out in december and one final drama, "boulevard" though no release has been set and comedy "absolutely anything" set for release in 2015. let's go out to claudia cowan standing by at that press conference in marin county in northern california. she'll bring us up to speed on what we expect to hear moments from now and also i understand that you were at robin williams' home this morning. what did you learn there? >> reporter: the home is now a memorial. this is the home where he lived for many years with his wife, susan. it's also the place where he decided to end his life at the age of 63. his neighbors are in

moscow earlier today talking about or comparing the seiges of luhansk and donetsk with nazi seige of lennonrad. it's a very poignant imagery that he's putting across there. the whole thing is really, you know, a kind of continuation of the kind of language we've been seeing really from the outset, russia continuing to deny its presence of its troops there, using that as a thin veil of deniability, which i think it thinks is helping to divide the western powers. introducing enough doubt that european countries and the united states and others are reluctant to take any strong military action. >> of course, the military powers meet next week in ukraine. will they take a more firm response? greater sanctions possibly? provide more arms to the ukrainian military? that remains to be seen. >>> ahead for us "@this hour," we are waiting for a briefing at the white house. press secretary josh earnest almost certain to get questions about the news that came in just an hour ago, the united kingdom boosting its terror threat level to severe, that means they think an attack is highly likely. also the pre

. >> reporter: this is the lennon hospital and i'm in the surgical ward.e separatist controlled this town they took over this ward by force and set up a roadblock the street outside. many of the hospital staff were so frightened they ran away and separate theists took over the hospital bomb shelter and stopped some patients and hospital staff from using it. now in june this ward was hit by shell fire. a nurse was killed and the roof just above me was badly damaged. we don't know who fired that shell but one hospital official told me that he believes it would have been government forces. what we do know is that medical staff and medical premises are receiving very little protection in eastern ukraine's war. >> reporter: two american aid workers with the deadly ebola virus getting an experimental drug not tested for safety on humans and the second person left liberia to a special care facility in atlanta and expected to be treated at the same hospital of brantley who left liberia at the weekend and contracted the virus after working on a medical mission in m

still out there on a campaign trail and having these rallies with, i will be very honest, vladimir lennon idiots populist type of phrases about stop being mad, stop hating. that's not the type of cloakialisms we need to have. we need to have leadership and someone to govern. look at what is happening in the ukraine and israel and hamas, rise of isis and that calafate. i just read today that now in eastern libya the ansar al sharia the forces that the president decided to work with and provide them resource and now they have claimed an islamic calafate in eastern libya. we have so many problems going on. we don't need a president out there still conducting rallies and try to build up his own popularity. >> you know, it's the whole idea. his numbers are going down, you know, and if he thinks. >> that's the reason why. >> i know. i know exactly. but when he came into office he had high numbers. people were inspired. a lot of the people who made up those numbers are the ones that are now quite angry because the things he said he was going to accomplish he didn't do. and now, of course, he is

it reminds me of john lennon taken at age 40 and he was just getting back into music and had so much more to do. >> or bellucci robin williams' really good friend. >> robin still has a couple of movies coming out, a christmas movie the night at the museum coming out and who would not have enjoyed another sequel to "mrs. doubtfire"? >> no kidding. >> how would he have handled that? it would have been fun. >> good morning vietnam -- i mean, i can just list the movies but the jeannie from aladdin, elizabeth. >> dead poets society my favorite. i liked him on all the tal shows. he is unique. he will be missed. >>> let's talk a little traffic. it's going to be tough if you are sitting stuck in some of this. we have a backup that extends into the macarthur maze and it's not even quite 6:15. so the cash lanes, the fastrak lanes are filling in. and i want to show you some of the sensors even once you get on the bridge. it's unusually slow so kind of from end to end at least out to the tunnel. you may be waiting if you are heading into san francisco right now from the east bay. and a quick che