as of today, rasmussen has herschel up by five. in north carolina, the latest -- and this was just for this program, insider advantage poll carrie lake up is by 11 over katie hobbs in arizona. we now have a dead even senate race which means mark kelly will be pac packing and heading back to arizona. by the way, to all of my friends in arizona -- we were just out there -- please understand voting for carrie lake, don't forget blake masters. that's an important senate seat we will win. any way, so if you vote for mark kelly, you're basically voting for chuck schumer. i know chuck schumer. you're not going to like him. that means every radical democratic policy. meanwhile in the great live-free-or-die state of new hampshire, chris will be easily reelected. in the state senate race, right now general don has a real shot. it's a one-point race. he can defeat incumbent democrat maggie who has done pretty much nothing. for the state of new hampshire. this brings us to the commonwealth of pennsylvania where after that very revealing debate

football player made history last week when she scored two touchdowns in one game yes, she bella rasmussen. she's a running back and defensive end for the laguna beach breakers, the only girl on the field, for bella, ain't no thing. here's gadi schwartz >> reporter: a running back got the signal she'd been praying for. >> i can do it, i can do it, i can do it. i'm in the end zone. i stood up, and i was like, did anybody see that >> reporter: another drive and another touchdown for the laguna beach breakers you were wondering did anyone see that that's why you scored again. >> just in case you didn't catch it the first time, i'm going to do it again. >> reporter: and with that, bella rasmussen became the first female high school player in california's history to score two touchdowns in a single game. >> i had no idea that was such a big deal i thought i played a great game with some of my favorite people. >> reporter: we caught up with bella at her last practice where her coaches are not shy about what the senior can do >> ooh all right. did you see that i should have been wearing a helmet

opening the area to well vessels from other states, the vice president of the erasure center, earl rasmussen, believes the investigation won't bring any clarity as its aim. that hiding evidence, not at this covering it. they know what they're going to find and, and they definitely do not want the russians to know about that. they, they may find something, at least though they're allowing them to do an investigation there. but i'm sure that they'll try to clear up but and cleanse the area as much as possible. the m h 17. the cripple case. i've only paid for all barry. the russian effect, the script case, the, there's a treaty there, the that guidance guidelines on investigating use of biological type weapons and they are completely thrown up the window and, and russia was completely blocked from this. and, and we still don't know what happened on that really, it's interesting and why not surprising knowing the, knowing what the west primarily the u. s. actual foreign policy is and direction here. they basically want to sever any type of coordination between the europeans and russia. evident p

football player made history last week when she scored two touch downs in one game yes, she bella rasmussen beach breakers she's the only girl on the field. for bella, ain't no thang. >> reporter: a running back with a long blonde braid and the signals she's been praying for >> ivyoogot, i can do it i'm saying it to myself over and over again i'm in the end zone and i stood up like did anybody see that are you serious right now? did this actually happen >> reporter: but she wasn't finished minutes later another drive and another touch down for the lagoona beach breakers you were wondering did anyone see that, that's why you scored again just in case -- >> you, just in case you didn't catch it the first time i'm going to do it again >> reporter: and with that bella rasmussen became the first female player in california history to score two touch downs in a single game >> i had no idea that was such a big deal i thought i had played a great game with some of my favorite people >> reporter: her coaches are not shy about what the senior can do whoo all right, you see that. i should have been we

it would stand up in a court of law or a rasmussen, executive vice president of the erasure center. it's always good to see you. thank you so much for your input. i thank you for joining us, your analogy international. we are back soon with more of your special years. ah ah ah ah, well don't middle alex, she's just gonna be on the left in columbia. nobody but i just bought a level that he thought young my real name is logical law school of college. who is with belinda fit on which. yeah, is it public? is there to be a number that is big enough? feel. okay. that make you decide to put in now? she did the way volley april really not is almost was is you know, if there was no way it was. yeah, they just had like i don't, i don't bus is the my 5th and deal this would not have happened for vedo invite and didn't push this agenda. this war was that because i'm yeah that a what about a, a good a what is okay. to fill in the same way with, with don't. so with really that's what it is, is this is them way grad bubbles because you are the one on it. but other then, when you started an appoint

we worked with our friend scott rasmussen toam find that 50 percent of americans say they feel proud to be an american. 65 percent say they would rather live in a system where everyone has equal opportunity to succeed and some people and up successful. the definition of a meritocracy. the rest one government that everybody is att the same outcome but there are some concerning thought. only 37 percent agree that america is a strong force for good in the world only 24 percent are very confident we have asty a nation the ability to fix the problems that weul face. 42 percent believe america's best days have come and gone. we arepe looking forward to exploring these issues more fully as we america and perspective. want to say we are excited to be joined by emily he will moderate the discussion. cultural editor at the federalist. >> and appearing regularly as a guest on the tv programs and also serves as director of the national journalism center and the show rising friday send a visiting fellow originally from wisconsin a graduate of george washington university. by first introducing our

a new poll by rasmussen outy, today. yesterday, herschel walker wasl up by two point four pointsf to by trafalgar. as of today, rasmussen has herschel up by five in north carolina. republican ted budd is up lates by four. according to trafalgart . the latest and this was just for this program, insider advantage pollnsider, kerry lake is up by eleven over katie hobbs and arizona. senate we now have a dead even senate bace, which means that mark kelly is going to be packingby t and headed back to arizona wer tonight. by the way, toe all my friends in arizona, we were just out there. please understand, voting for kerry late. don't fot forget blake masters.e >> that is an important senate seat that we will win anyway. ye so if you vote for mark kelly , you basically voted for chuckret schumer and i know chuck him schumer, you are not going to like a and that means everymeanh radical democratic policy. >> meanwhile, inilhe the live fe or die state of new hampshire, republican chris sununu, he will be easily reelected. and in

o rasmussen, executive vice president of the reasons center says the only way out of the current mess, sir, is still supply chains through reconciliation with russia. there's an easy thing that the major countries that are hit with right now and, and are basically facing economic collapse because what they have right now is in the double digits, but it's just going to be much worse next year. i do not see this improving next year. i think we'll see inflation double again. what can be done? well, the most common sense, and i realize politically it will not occur is to back off of the situation with ukraine. otherwise i see no, i see nothing. they can do, they can print money, all, they want to keep them all down the line and going to roll created every work. you can put caps on gas and oil prices and ok. you just, you just eliminate the source. the sources not. i felt as just going to make it even more, we're going to drive the price up even more. so it's, you can put limitations where you can turn, turn down the heat and limit water supply and everything else. but at some point your,

opening the area to vessels from other states, vice president of the eurasia center thing took earl rasmussen, sees the, the investigation won't bring much clarity at all because it's gotten misdirected amc believe they know what they're going to find and, and they definitely do not want the russians to know about that. they, they may find something, at least they're allowing them to do an investigation there. but i'm sure that they will try to clear up and cleanse the area as much as possible. the m h 17. the script case. i've only paid all barry. the russians affect the script case the. there's a treaty there, the set gaiden guidelines on investigating use of biological type weapons, and they are completely thrown out the window and, and russia was completely blocked from this. and, and we still don't know what happened on that really, it's interesting and why not surprising knowing what the west primarily the u. s. actual foreign policy is and direction here. they basically want to sever any type of coordination between the europeans and, and russia. the evidence points completely to the o

think url rasmussen is the investigation will bring any clarity because it starts misdirecting they know what they're going to find and, and they definitely do not want the russians to know about that. they, they may find something, at least they're allowing them to do an investigation. there, but i'm sure that they will try to clear up and cleanse the airy as much as possible. the m h 17. the script case, the all new have all very russians effect the script locates the there's a treaty, there's a set gaiden guidelines on investigating use of biological type weapons. and they were completely thrown out the window and, and russia was completely block from this. and, and we still don't know what happened on that really, it's interesting and why not surprising knowing the, knowing what the west primarily the u. s. actual foreign policy is and direction here. they basically want to sever any type of coordination between the europeans and russia. the evidence points completely to the other direction, i think highly likely that the u. s. was either directly or indirectly involved as well. very

l rasmussen, executive vice president of the region center says that while rushes grow economically, the worst is yet to come. for europe. russia is a very, very to the global supply chain in the global economics. the on the mental area of the economy in, in europe is fine. they're very beneficial, but they lack the raw material. the same with the us. they make a lot of things that they need the raw material. russia has those raw materials and then when you're partnering with china as well in india, this is a very, very and with the brick brick. well, i mean you've got a very, very, very positive growth that maybe some difficult times initially. but i think the growth is very, very rough in russia. russia can sell the same as they need if they needed to make them not so with europe and less. so the u. s. can pretty much but, but europe not, we're just being started. i believe 2023. maybe in the 2024. it's going to be much work. the u. s. has published its new national security strategy, identifying keith on the future of its murphy development. according to the document, washington w

a rasmussen is a former prime minister and his sentries party. the moderates is now projected to become denmark's 3rd largest party. but for now, candidates from the right and the left are embracing nearly the same policies, thus further puzzling voters. half of them are yet to decide their choice. ash my brother al jazeera copenhagen, while german towns, level assaults is set to visit china and coming days. but he is facing criticism for a deal with chinese shipping giant cosco. his cabinet allow the company to my stake in hand bags container port. sebastian reports that from after rotterdam and chinese state company costco has bought a steak in europe. 3rd largest port hamburg the chinese investment in one of the 4 container terminal for scale down from 35 to 24.9 percent off. the chancellor, all of shields came on the fire over the deal, but many in germany are still unhappy about reform. the one hand they want to become independent from russia and on the other, they're given away something so important. i think that this has been a favorite p

matter. frederickson doesn't continue as prime minister or this is denmark's kingmaker. laws look. rasmussen is a former prime minister and his sentries party. the moderates is now projected to become denmark's 3rd largest party. but for now, candidates from the right and the left are embracing nearly the same policies, and thus further puzzling voters. half of them are yet to decide their choice. hush, man, by the al jazeera copenhagen, people in israel are heading to the poles on tuesday for the 5th general election and 4 years. former prime minister benjamin netanyahu was hoping to return to power . the number of seats are part is when could determine if the former prime minister can come back valid. smith has more from laud in central israel. boston in israelis make up 20 percent of israel's population, but have little influence in its government. despite the efforts of activists survey suggested turn out as low as 40 percent in this 5th election in 4 years. best frustration the best time our parties have been able to form a single block to maximize the number of seats they could when th

we worked with her friend scotte rasmussen to find that 50% of americans say they feel very proud to bee an american. 65% say they would rather live in the a system in which everyone has equal opportunity to succeed and some people end up successful. deficit definition of a meritocracy and only 24% preferred a system where the government ensures that everyone experiences roughly the same outcomes of the good news but there are concerning findings as well. those are the threats to the american dream which is the theme of this book. 37% agree america's a strong force for good in the world. only 24% areth very confident tt we have as a nation the ability to fix the problems that we face and 42% believe america's best days have come and gone. we are looking forward to exploring these types of issues more fully tonight and in the future as we continue to place american perspective. i also want to say we are excited to be joined by emily jashinsky who will moderate the discussion. she is culture editor at the federalists and host of federalist radio hour picture paints a covid politics is

we work with our friend scott rasmussen to find that 58% of americans say they feel very proud to beld an american. 65% say they would rather live in a system in which everyone has equal opportunity to succeed. some people end up successful which is the definition of a meritocracy. only 24% for a system where the government insures everybody experiences at roughly the same outcome. that is the good news. but there is some concerning findings as well. those get up the threats to the american dream which is also a theme of this book apart only 37% agree that america is a strong force for good at work. only 24% are very confident that we have as a nation the ability to fix the problems we face. i'm fully 2% believe america's best days have come and gone. so we are looking forward to exploring these types of issues more fully tonight. and in the future as wee contine to place american perspective but also want to say we are excited to be joined by by emily jashinsky. she's host of federalist radio hour. she previously covered politics as a commentary writer for the washington examiner paid

now the new rasmussen poll has that lead up to 7%. again, you can balance out the various polls. but at least in one account, it doubles in a week. what is this portending? >> well, people are focused on the issues. democrats really don't have a core issue to run on. they've had the house and senate in the presidency, implemented all of their projects. joe biden brags about the legislation that he passed. that's why we have record high inflation. the economy is souring. immigration is out of control. crime is getting worse by the day. all of these things are going to wrong direction. they don't have any policy that they can point to that they've been successful and they've had every lever of power. >> laura: tom, i want to move to the white house spin on the economy speaking of what jason just said. ron klain, the chief of staff, tweeted "i trust that meet i can't coverage of jamie dimon's view of the economy will be extensive". then he quotes this. "consumers continue to spend with solid balance sheets and jobs are plentiful and businesses remain healthy." but left off of what j

he's the founding chairman of rasmussen global. sir, they give adjoining. we appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you very much. good morning. thank you for having me on your show. >> let me talk to you, look, we know sweden fiddler interested rodeo. the countries that have to ratify, up there on their way to ratify, there is a blip with turkey but it worked itself out. nato is another, ukraine's a different story. ukraine actively avoided joining nato for a while, and then at the beginning of this war, are sort of hedged on the idea. they didn't want to do things that were deliberately provocative in russia's mind to russia. now, they say they want to go full steam ahead. what does it look like from the nato side. what, how does getting accelerated access to nato work from the nato perspective. >> well, i'm not surprised. it's written in the ukrainian constitution that ukraine has an ambition to join nato. that's a sovereign decision. however, it will take some time. in the meantime, ukraine needs ironclad security guarantees. that's the essence of

rasmussen for up when trent one —- trump started to negotiate with the alabama it is the locus on —- and 44 percent of americans not that they don't care about afghanistan but cannot even say if we were still fighting the war. they did not know. they are not bad people that there is no reason for them to care. >> it sounds like you blame politicians to some extent because also keeping in mind inr 2014 obama declared combat operations over but then even donald rumsfeld went to meijer but the politicians will say something and that americans but then they try to make it more politically palatable. >> there is a lot of blame to go around and that the politicians do with regards to how they speak about war and wishful thinking. what i write about this in the book but one of the things that has screwed up as a nation is we have a short-term psychology and that causes to fight a very long term or. so what i mean by that to get a visual representation, if at any point near kabul or kandahar which are major nerve centers of the american war in afghanistan. one of the things you might note is

rasmussen takes the handoff, splits the guard and tackle and just literally smashes her way toward the just short of the goal. she was able to cross the goal line, though, twice in that game. the first california girl to ever accomplish that feat. look at her with her pigtails hanging yeah. bella's also believed to be the. >> only the 3rd girl in orange county history to score a touchdown in a varsity game. she finished the night with 21 yards on 8 carries. so congrats to bella. she's just going to keep on breaking records from here that is so cool to watch. it means good football is there one tough also there's going to be a grandpa. like 30 years from now. he's going to pull out as a gift to his grandchildren. a piece of that tennessee goalpost holden at that whole time to peace. a family heirloom now because they don't tell anyone. >> where i got it from a be bella can pay to play for tennessee, which all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news today. >> kron 4 news at 9 is next. you will be joining vicki for that hour in primetime. and vicki is here now, as we say, you know, there's a te

this is going to beaches, bella, rasmussen, and this is video of the running back dashing through the taking on tacklers before being brought down at the goal line. >> there she she finished the night with 21 yards on 8 carries weight, says she's on. she's a running the on the guys teen. yeah. and she's to there right away. and that's a position like a lot of times they'll be maybe i'll be place kicker. all be the kicker. alby writers, something hunter dozier should give me the ball. >> even. i love it. good job. right? 6.55. right now. and coming up in the next hour, millions of americans are already applying for their student loan debt forgiveness. we're going to tell you how you can get that money if you do. and the city of san francisco out with new data on the alarming number of accidental drug overdoses. were they going to do about it? >> plus, the man suspected of being the stockton serial killer makes his first court appearance today. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. t

he's the chief executive officer of political consulting firm rasmussen, global and a former director of policy planning at nato. so 1st of all, what types of weapons is nato now pledging to supply to ukraine bulletin to, to know so nato, the authorization supplying any sort of weapon to ukraine. it's the nato members who individual. ready providing records to create the welcome different common platform where there was so make statements and important statements. are you the type of weapons? i think it's what you correspond with discussing the air and the tactical ones that's allowed to rockets or suicide. drones or cruise the size that the russians actually using against a population centers, but also look at a critical factor. we've seen in the last few days, a lot of missiles being fired from russia. we've been seeing a tax on around 12 cities. how effective would the systems be in stopping those kinds of attacks? when 1st question is to be how effective is that, that sort of tactic? and from what russia doing is actually the big the idea is to, to, to terrell among it's impacting

a rasmussen is a former prime minister and his sentries party. the moderates is now projected to become denmark's 3rd largest party. but for now, candidates from the right and the left are embracing nearly the same policies, thus further puzzling voters. half of them are yet to decide their choice. hush matter, al jazeera copenhagen, people in israel are heading to the poles and tuesday for the 5th general election in 4 years. the number of seats are a part is when to determine a former prime minister. benjamin netanyahu can come back, bernard smith, as more from laud in central israel. palestinian israelis make up 20 percent of israel's population, but have little influence in its government. despite the efforts of activists survey suggested, turn out as low as 40 percent in this 5th election in 4 years. best frustration the best time the, our parties have been able to form a single block to maximize the number of seats they could when they don't trust the israeli political system. that it will her be fair to them. ah, and 2nd, a big, frustrated

i know we should probably mention it was done by bella rasmussen. wait a minute.he boy. there's the braves. the first california girl to do that for running back for the varsity team. and right here is video of her. >> saying through the defense. >> get real close to the end zone. get brought like these are not gentle. know why she finished the night with 21 yards on 8 carries. she now, as i said, a senior set to graduate will leave high school with a legacy that will live on in the history books. you know, i wanted to get some kind of a scholarship like football. so, right. how i think that ation about a 55. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. are you ready to get your student loan paid off? they finally have the applications online. we're going to tell you what you need to do to get that. >> aid from the government and the city of san francisco is out with some alarming data about accidental drug overdose deaths will tell you what they want to do about it. plus, the man suspected of being the stockton serial killer is going to appear in court today. sweet

>> all right cook political report as has the rasmussen average have shifted the dynamic of what theyd the democrat. adding in possibilities for the republicans that lien democrat, went to toss-ups. toss-ups have gone to lean republican so there is this shift across the country. this has happened. shifted for cook political report upwards of 5 to 7 different seats. so, we're -- this is not over with. so, when we talk about the shifts of independents. we see that in new york and across the country. americans have decided. they continue to decide. that's going in the republicans' favor. we are going to see the higher end, i think, of what the benefit is for the republicans. >> momentum is on production' side. you are seeing the dam break. these are light numbers. steve, i think you are going to see a big night for republicans. and a wednesday morning, the 9th of november where you will see people won seats for the republican party that no one expected them to win. who is that guy? what were they running? we won't even know. >> steve: reverend, it seems like if the democrats did make a m

a rasmussen is a former prime minister and his sentries party. the moderates is now projected to become denmark's 3rd largest party. but for now, candidates from the right and the left are embracing nearly the same policies, thus further puzzling voters. half of them are yet to decide their choice. hush man, by the al jazeera copenhagen horses coming up after the break. well, guy lives, costa rica, as fans hope to win their way to the cap outcome. ah ah, with mm. ah, ah ah, time for the sports his are, i'm sorry much money. walt france will be heading to cats, are with lot one of their stalls pool above events, is midfield a has fell to recover from knee surgery in time for the tournament, i had an operation on a damage meniscus in september bots. his agent has confirmed a recent medical review, ruled out the 29 year old. oh word sons, you've been to send the summer and injured his need. you're in that pre season. a timeline on his return is unclear. france had already lost chelsea mad, theda angola, and can say off to having an operation on a ha

this is denmark's kingmaker laws look. rasmussen is a former prime minister and his sentries party. the moderates is now projected to become denmark's 3rd largest party. but for now, candidates from the right and the left are embracing nearly the same policies, thus further puzzling voters. half of them are yet to decide their choice. how should my brother al jazeera copenhagen, german chancellor, left schultz to will visit china in the coming days? he is facing criticism for a deal with chinese shipping giant cosco. after his cabinet allowed the company to buy a stake in hamburg, container port steadfast and explains after rotterdam, antwerp chinese state company cosco has bought a stake in europe. the 3rd largest port hamburg the chinese investment in one of the 4 container terminal for scale down from 35 to 24.9 percent off. the chancellor all of shields came on the fire over the deal, but many in germany are still unhappy. i know i'd say about reform, the one hand they want to become independent from russia and on the other. they're given away something so important. i think tha

ans we i think republicans were urep four percent, but now a new has rasmussen poll has that lead upp to seven percent. and again, you can balance outs all these various polls, but ati least in one one account, it a doubles in a week. what is this portending? issues well, people aredemo actually focused on the on the issues. theycrats really don'tcrreally e a core issue to run on .nate they've had the house and senate and the presidency. they've implemented all their other their projects. joe bide n brags about all the legislation he passed, and that's why we haveve record high inflation, the economy souring immigration is out of control. crime is ie s getting worse thee by the day. alngl of these things are going the wrong direction. they don't have any policy that they can point to that they've been successful and they've had every lever of power now. >> tom , i want to move to the white house, spin on the economyth. speaking of what jason just said now, earlier today, ron klain, the chief of staff, t tweeted, i trust that media coverage of jamie diamond's view of the u.s. economy t

matter. frederickson doesn't continue as prime minister or this is denmark's king maker laws look. rasmussen is a former prime minister and his sentries party. the moderates is now projected to become denmark's 3rd largest party. but for now candidates from the right and the left are embracing nearly the same policies, thus further puzzling voters. half of them are yet to decide their choice. how should mad about our al jazeera copenhagen? not a few hours lebanon is going to be without. a president michelle owens mandate is said to end at midnight on monday, but he left his official residence a day early. so far parliament has failed to agree on his successor. r jacell is ali caution is in baba with more on his legacy. they were 6 critical years that saw lebanon nearly descend into a failed state resident michelle ounce tenure has come to an end. but his promising to continue the fight against corruption within what he describes as the ruling establishment luxury merely. it was like a ferrara, the biggest financial crime committed in the world using your own money. we could have cut the loss

rasmussen had a pole they put anything in 2018, i think 22 because this was before trump started negotiating with the taliban source of like the absolute low point for afghanistan featuring an american consciousness. this is before the midterms the asked americans about the issue of afghanistan and how they rank it as a priority. i think it's 44% of americans, it's not that they didn't care about afghanistan, they couldn't even say whether we're still fighting a war they like. they just didn't even know. that's not because those are bad people. it's just there's no reason for them to care. >> it sounds like you blame politicians to some extent for this because, because also keeping in mind in 2014 obama declared combat operations over, right, in afghanistan. like the end of major combat operationsi'm tracking all the end the major spirit we were talking about how in 2003 on a run so what to kabul and declared major combat operations over. so to some extent it's not, far be it for me to defend the american people, which i do, but like their politicians are telling them something that's like y

rasmussen had a poll they put in the field in 2018. they picked 2018 because this was really before trump started negotiating with the taliban. so it's sort of like the absolute low point for featuring in american consciousness. and this is before the midterms. they estimate concern about the issue of afghanistan and how they ranked it as a priority. and for i think it's 44% of americans. it's not that they didn't care about afghanistan. they can't even say at this point whether we were still fighting a war they like. they just don't even know. and that's not because those are bad people. it's just there's no reason for them to care. and it sounds like you blame politicians to some extent for this, because because also keeping mind. in 2014, obama declared combat operations over right in afghanistan like the end of major combat operations so i'm tracking all the end of major combat operations. right, 20 years. and we were talking back there about how in 2003, donald rumsfeld went to kabul and declared major, major combat operations ove

though, is biden's approval ratings have gone up and this poll and a poll yesterday, even in the rasmussenng. but you go into the cross tabs and that's what really provides reason for democrats to worry about what's going to be happening in a couple of weeks. explain. >> well, a couple of things, joe, one of which is there seems to be a little bit of the air out of the balloon in terms of the enthusiasm from the late summer. but remember, this is a marathon. we're at heartbreak hill. there's a couple of miles left and a few weeks to go. one of the things that's most concerning to me is a sense that democrats -- a majority of voters believe democrats have been ineffective. actually if you borrow the slogan from nbc, the more you know, the more effective democrats look. not just the last couple of years but i would argue the last couple of months. only a month after the slaughter that ruined so many lives in uvalde, we had bipartisan gun legislation. crime has been an issue affecting millions of people. it is a center issue in most of these campaigns. the biden administration with democratic

today is friday, october 21st, and we want to get started, with ali rasmussen's tracking some traffic the update there? we still have all north bound lanes of 6 80 at 84. the signal grade completely blocked off and this is the reason why we've been following this crash. since it happened just after 3 15 or so this morning. it's a big rig involved in this crash was towing two trailers. and so that's why they have that heavy duty tow truck out there trying to move this thing out of the way. in the meantime, all traffic that would be heading northbound six eighties being diverted to north 84 that is leading to a pretty big backup. there's also some slow traffic in the south bend direction of 6 80 right around this crash because people are slowing down to look at the scene there. you see all the traffic being diverted if you're going from the south bay up to the dublin,n the reverse from south bend, 6 80 from dublin. pleasant and down to the south bay. take 8 80 instead. because we show you the map here, you can see traffic pretty much in all directions is a mess. so 6 88 84. we don't kno