during the 1969 santa barbara oil spill, over 100,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into the santa barbara channel. this was the largest oil spill in california's history. it fundamentally harmed santa barbara's unique marine ecosystem and wildlife, recreational interests and commercial fishing. paired with the 2015 oil spill, the cleanup costs hit $92 million -- mr. lowenthal: i yield to the representative of california an additional 0 seconds. >> cleanup costs hit $92 million, we cannot afford even disastrous oil spill. california's coastal region, tourism, generates $1.9 trillion per g.d.p. per year and supports $731 billion in wages. any future oil drilling would pose a direct threat to our local economy and the success of local businesses, which are tied and healthy ns ecosystems. we must safeguard our p planet and economies including my two grandchildren. this and healthy is why i urge h.r. 1941, coastal marine economies protection act. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california. mr. lowenthal: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from uta

we had almost 3,800 gallons of fuel spill.oming down and it's a big clean up process. >> reporter: all lanes northbound shut down still for at least a few hours? >> definitely a few hours. not only northbound traffic is affected, but southbound traffic is stopped because everybody is looking over. southbound traffic is usually slow to begin with. >> reporter: little rain falling. do we think the weather played a part? >> the roadways were wet, but not for sure if that caused the collision. >> reporter: then basically we've got a little bit of a chain reaction. >> there was a collision that happened around 1:50 this morning involving a big rig. then seconds later another big rig, the one carrying the fuel came along and struck that big rig. >> reporter: anybody injured? >> there were two other vehicles involved. luckily no major injuries as far as we know. >> reporter: no fire? >> no. >> reporter: that's a good outcome for everybody. a long time for the clean up. folks are going to be stuck in this for a while. >> the freeway i

after the spill, the disaster in 2010. in 2011, the state of florida had 117 million pounds of fisheries, in 2011. that is actually more than the fisheries they produced in the most recent year recorded. let me say that again. in the immediate aftermath of the spill, in 2011, there were more fisheries landed, worth more money than there was in the most recent year recorded, which is 2017. i hate to sit here and continue to undermine all these narratives, but let's go on. we're saying that this is going to -- this bill's going to -- is designed to protect our environment. well, actually you can look at statistics and as far as i understand, they use cars, airplanes and have air conditioning in homes in florida. that requires oil and gas. and so since you're producing it and you need it, the safest way to transport it is to produce it domestically and put it in a pipeline. not my statistic, it's a national research council -- it's the national research council. so once again, didn't -- you're not protecting habitat, you're a

fuel tanker carrying upwards of 3800 gallons of fuel comes along cliffs it spills all that fuel onto the roadway and then too come along and crash into them so for vehicles altogether fortunately, no injuries, no major injuries to any of the drivers but it caused such a mess that they shut down northbound 6.80 through fremont at the grade. and the escort people off the freeway off of mission boulevard which is why you see on the other side if you can head back out live now you can see it is still shut down due to walk up and down safely at this time but according to the chp they are prepared to open up. one lane, very shortly possibly 2. so we're going to keep an eye on that but the damage already done to both directions. james darya robin you can see southbound 6.80 which on a beautiful day is already a mess if you know that commute. 2 at the rainfall the rubberneckers just all all that back up and you have an awful morning come back out live to us as soon as we see some of the cars moving along but for now it looks like progress is being made as far as when all all lanes will be re

and we'll show you a clever new solution full cleaning up oil spills and pollution at sea. this is business asia how to office in berlin welcome to the u.s. china trade war escalated over the weekend with both sides slapping fresh tariffs on the other's exports and there is no deal in sight in case you've lost track here's a quick update this weekend the united states imposed levies on an additional $112000000000.00 of chinese exports while beijing is countering with troves on $75000000000.00 u.s. dollars in goods smart speakers headphones and shoes are among the chinese products to be more made more expensive by the new u.s. tariffs mean while we'll hit u.s. crude oil with a 5 percent tariff it's the 1st time all has been targeted in this dispute and this isn't the end the u.s. plans to raise existing tariffs on $250000000000.00 in chinese exports from currently 25 to 30 percent and in december a further 15 percent on tariffs on chinese cell phones laptops and clothes that will mean that virtually every product made in china will be subject to tariffs in the u.s. here's wh

on the show are german and iranian scientists have found a clever new solution for cleaning up oil spills and pollution i see. that's the way to get a romp around the city is the motorcycle taxing now. going electric because a band is just around the corner. this is business africa. as well come for many economies cross the african continent infrastructure is one major stumbling block when it comes to driving up exports a deep sea port can come in quite handy to do that in the south of the continent cape town and durban are the main ports dominating the market but the mini is now said to change that just a few weeks ago a new port in the office bay went into operation we sent our correspondent adrian creech to find out all things are going. the new terminal shrouded by the morning's coastal mists it cost over 200000000 euros to complete built by a chinese company financed by loans from the african development bank the new terminal doubles port capacity from 350000 to 750000 containers a year to the region his music is supportive. coming from across. zambia. in terms of the mining chemical

and we'll show you a clever solution for cleaning up oil spills and pollution at sea. this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin good to have you with us the u.s. china trade war escalated over the weekend with both sides lobbing fresh tariffs on the other's exports and no trade deal in sight the united states is now imposing levies on a dish on an additional $112000000000.00 of chinese exports while beijing is countering with retaliate toward tariffs on $75000000000.00 in u.s. goods. smart speakers headphones and shoes are among the chinese exports likely to be made more expensive through the u.s. tariffs beijing meanwhile will hit u.s. crude oil with a 5 percent here now that's the 1st time the quantity has been targeted in this dispute and of course this isn't the end of the levies the u.s. plans to raise tariffs on $250000000000.00 in chinese exports to 30 percent from the current $25.00 and in december a further 15 percent tariff on chinese cell phones laptops and close that would mean that virtually all made in china products will be subject to tari

spill in the gulf of mexico in 2010 recently scientists from the united kingdom russia and china found all eating bacteria even in the oceans deepest mariana trench the books he read the russian biologists found love the cold they live in the arctic and temperatures of plants $25.00 degrees so says illegal for them it will be a method with the use of the oil eating microorganisms is no different from what naturally takes place in the wild except for the fact that with the use of a substance the process of cleaning up will run dozens or even hundreds of times faster so we're simply accelerating the natural process is our product will be applied in a dry form it is a dry powder and the microorganisms are in a dormant state ever us it was important to select such microorganisms that could survive the process of drying. scientists say the absolute majority of hydrocarbon loss does not occur as a result of major accidents but as a result of chronic spills for example during refuting of boats and fishing vessels or when it's time to laden with tons of huell leaks part of its cargo in many po

spilled all over the roadways here. to catch everyone up on the situation, it started around 1:45 this morning. a tractor trailer that was carrying fuel jackknifed, another truck clipped punctured the part of the truck that was carrying that fuel. a hazmat is here cleaning up. all traffic is being diverted off of the freeway at vargas road. there is at this point not an estimated time of when this will reopen. 880 is the way to go, regardless if you're in this backup, it's going to be very slow if not impossible to get through. >> thanks. >>> it is 6:03. happening right now, vallejo firefighters have a three alarm fire under control at an abandon building. this is video from overnight. flames broke out 10:30 last night that was a compare on the former naval shipyard. crews contained the fire about three hours latelater. the interior is expected to burn a few more hours. it's not clear if anyone was hurt. >>> developing this morning a santa rosa man could be facing murder charges in the death of a 13-month-old boy. >> on

tested in a way for what the university of rostock after nearly 4 days and artificially created oil spill was completely removed. it was meant as a solid does that is a moment this is done is being tested in the baltic sea as a kind of model region there we can really show how well it works and train employees on how to use this technology and we hope that in the coming years it will be deployed in other regions of the world and in this moment in the dozen on the battlefield and that's because there has already been interest from iran the persian gulf is home to the world's largest crude oil and natural gas reserves no where are more oil tankers on the move scientist giovanni york times is from tehran and is working together with the drapes and researchers oil eating bacteria on the wood chips help speed up the cleansing of the water surface. water is 47 times more polluted than the average of one point ocean out and see what white and the water of present over is used with this study mating to produce drinking water for people in your own so it makes it very important to purify and to pl

two lanes closed because of the spill. we still have the jam through castro valley through eastbound 580. if this doesn't clear in the next hours we'll have a problem because the commute starts at about 2:00 p.m. and all morning roz plater has been out there. what is the latest and the hope? >> reporter: well traffic is flowing. you could see that behind me here. a couple of lanes are open now but this is been almost a seven-hour nightmare here that started just before the morning commute. the worst possible time. let's show you video from the crash. all of this happened around 2:00 this morning. now here is what the chp tells us. a big rig lost control and struck the median and blocked the lanes of 680 and minutes later a second rig carrying fuel crashed into the first truck and punctured the tank and spilled fuel on the roadway. hazmat started the clean-up in the rain. traffic was backed up for miles leaving drivers stuck in cars and trucks for however. they couldn't get to work and some couldn't even get back home. >> g

you know, there is just spilled out into the streets.sjust sort spilled out into the streets. you know, there is just sort of, spilled out into the streets. you know, there isjust sort of, the shopping centres in hong kong have become one of the battle grounds here and especially the mtr stations because these hardline protesters blamed the train operator for colluding with the police and with the government. they say that following pressure from mainland chinese media, controlled by the communist party, that whenever they have a protest, that line will be shut down or stations will be closed. and so for that reason they think it is fair game to go and smash up the mtr stations. there are of course many people who support the more general goals of the protest movement, they don't all necessarily support that. so they are kind of playing with fire in terms of public support. nevertheless though, with all of this destruction here today of course the riot police moved in, cleared people out, we had running street battles with rubber bullets

all lanes blocked because of a jackknifed big rig and a fuel spill. they're thinking about setting up a sigalert in the southbound direction that's slow as well through the sunol grade. we have jobina fortson heading there and stuck in that traffic, which is not moving at all. zero miles per hour. we'll try to bring you another live shot. san jose, north 101 attrumbull, a crash there. and there is an injury accident at the bay bridge toll plaza, motorcycle crash past the tolls. so things are backed up here into the maze as well. and here's a look at 680 in walnut creek. it's a crawl in the southbound direction. there was an accident reported indirection, but i thin your business is up and running, but is it going beyond fast? comcast business gives you high speed internet. we also have solutions like powerful wifi that gives your entire business more coverage and automatic internet backup that can keep your business running. and it all starts with our gig-speed network. so give us 10 minutes. if we can't offer you faster speed or better savings than y

then another big rig a short time later as a fuel tanker comes along clips that big rig and then spills about 38. 100 gallons of fuel onto the roadway and possibly even into the land area right next to the shoulder. and that's why it's making a bad situation even worse they have to make sure to remove all of that feel from the roadways so we won't cause another accident not to mention to remove all all the big rigs from this area. and 2 other cars came along and slammed into the 2 big rigs as well. 4 vehicles altogether we are what's 5 hours 5 and half hours into it and they're still have not been able to open up people. one lane. northbound 6.80 and look what is doing darya james to southbound 6.80. it's on the other side of the freeway that's the commute direction and you can see slowing go through this area asked the accident but more importantly, the only swing the camera around here. robin winston has been all over this helping you try to get around this nasty situation, but look at this. a sea of head lice just crawling along 6.80 and on any given day it's horrible already, but yo

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we have a jackknifed big rig and a fuel spill all lanes remain blocked.to when lanes will reopen. traffic is crawling in both directions. >>> president donald trump in his white house officials are coming to the bay area to reportedly address homelessness in sepsis go. in his two years in office the crisis of homelessness has never been at the top of his agenda. recently, he has begun blasting california for how the situation has been handled. he is expected to join housing and urban development secretary ben carson tomorrow to talk about homelessness opportunity zones. >> probably 95% of my neighbors are democrats and 100% of us believe the crisis has been exacerbated by a failure of leadership. >> i look at this as yet another publicity stunt. that will do nothing for the issues we are struggling with. >> reporter: his most recent budget proposal would have a cut housing and urban development funding by about 18%. it would reduce overall housing benefits for the lowest income people. >>> in the east bay, a decades old practice is getting an update. you

it's spilling beyond to 38 in san leandro and and it's spilling over to the 2.38 fly over as you emerge on to the nimitz a little hiccup in your way but the rest of the trip on a to the south looks pretty good you just have that brief slowdown so putting it at 28 minutes, but that's going to go up from 2.38 out to 2.37. we're checking the shorts find 17 minutes from crockett to the maze and 24 looks great friday light so far 12 minutes wanted creek over to oakland look at some more numbers for you coming up in just a bit. thanks alot sic 17 high winds helped fuel several fires on mare island. these. >>where the video and pictusmok there and the forward movement has been stopped at this point with copper seeds sparked a fire earlier in the week. the fees have not been caught. restaurant and san francisco closes its doors saying and they just can't do it anymore can't make ends meet dosa is a south indian restaurant opened in 2005 and now the owner is shutting it down blaming high i rent and a rising minimum wage says it just can't do it. the owner is now calling on the city and the state

>>because of the feel spill is just a lot of things that they need to do that jackknifed big rig is still there. i drove by and according to what i saw the big rig carrying the feel is should be on the left side of screen. perhaps those of the flashing lights on the left side of your screen right there. so it's not blocking any traffic and you just heard tyler han with the chp they have offload the remaining feel so it's going to be some time sometimes james and your veterans, you know that they can at least give a ball park on win. you just heard in refuse to get a paul park it will reopen northbound 6.80. >>back to me as i did sign all right, thanks a lot. well that was one of the questions i had earlier was for both still on there. tires are not overturn what kind of just told them away right well now we have the explanation they have to offload all that fuel from one fuel tanker to another when they got to get that other one they're now that can take some time all right i want takes longer that are a bunch of chickens in there we will not. >>i think it sounds like a good excuse to cal

tested in a way of what the university of rostock after nearly 4 days and artificially created oil spill was completely removed. it was meant as a solid does that is a moment this is them is being tested in the baltic sea as a kind of model region there we can really show how well it works and train employees on how to use this technology and we hope that in the coming years it will be deployed in other regions of the world in this month and he does on and on but like you and i that's in there has already been interest from iran the persian gulf is home to the world's largest crude oil and natural gas reserves no where are more oil tankers on the move scientist giovanni octal is from tehran and is working together with the drapes and researchers oil eating bacteria on the wood chips help speed up the cleansing of the water surface. water is $47.00 times more polluted than the average of. a lot and see what and the water of passion will. decide to maintain to produce thinking water for people in your own so it makes it very important to purify and to play to clean the water from de petro

the coffee spilled on the audio control panel that started to smoke.hey say the equipment became so hot, one of the buttons began to melt. >>> the university of tennessee offering a free ride to the class of 2032 for an elementary school student bullied for creating this homemade tennessee volunteers t-shirt. the university says it will cover the cost of the scholarship for the florida fourth grader if he chooses to attend the school and meets admission requirements. the boy's story drew national attention this week when a facebook post by his teacher went viral. she says he was bullied after clipping a piece of paper with the u.t. design to an orange t-shirt and wearing it to college colors day. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this morning. taking a look at global markets right now. asian stock markets closed higher and europe opened mixed. on wall street, leaning higher. the dow logged its seventh day of gains in a row, amidst the de-escalation in the trade war with china. the s&p and the nasdaq also higher. also higher, the u.s. budget deficit

with the slowing now spilling back to marina that's where it starts.through the pay gates getting on to the bridge here at 12 minutes for your average to the north bay from oakland to san francisco. you have to deal with the usual back up at the bay bridge toll plaza for the cash payers for the fast trackers not the carpoolers they get through easy with no delays here so you're back up in the middle spills down to the maze on to the east shore we're up to 18 minutes now so that number still on the rise. here's a pic of 5.80 to oakland because i just got word of a new crash. look at the flowing. you're backed up through east oakland family and roll 3rd 33 minutes now from 2.38 to downtown because of that new accident. on the very day antonio brown signed with the patriots after leaving the raiders a bomb bombshell. his former trainer who was a gymnast when they met in college is suing him in civil court and she is not hiding her identity brittany taylor. details sexual-assault and rape in 2017 18 when he was with the steelers. he says it was consensual

. >> reporter: in novato with a crowd spilling into the streets. here to mourn a teenager, killed in the same spot only the day before. >> and it is hard to accept that. and you have to go so early, you know? especially on his birthday. >> his birthday. that is the worst part of it. >> reporter: they had just turned 16. frankly easy going and loved football, friends say. teammates remembered him at san marin high as a junior, mario had just made the varsity squad. >> we heard the sirens, it happened pretty close to where i lived. >> coaches as stunned as the players. >> they would toss it. >> reporter: and he was killed instantly police say when sunday about noon he sped up to pass another car on this residential street and lost control slamming into a wall. two passengers also 16-year-old boys are hospitalized. >> and it should be a real wake up call. >> reporter: police note car crashes are the number one killer of teens. in mario's case, speed and inexperience is suspected. >> at this point we don't believe he has a license and that is probably

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that was reportedly a spill in the roadway as well. you are doing with the cleanup as well as the accident. a lot of activity in and around that area. always completely shut down. the closure is between vargas to andrade. a trouble spot on the southbound. we will continue to keep you updated. plus we are doing with some slick surfaces.>>> there is heart of dublin. is probably because of a call from pushing across the region. i want to show you these showers that are popping up. that was stuck to the day for you. this is going to push across our region as we head the rest of our morning. there will be a wet morning for us. in the afternoon we will cassette clearing as a push across our region. really it is just a morning of that. then the afternoon sun. low to mid 60s. for the bay mid to upper 60s. our locations topping out. we will take you out about our walking you to the next 24 hours and what you can expect coming up.>>> a fire on the island is now under control. they broke up about 10:30 pm last night in the old commissary building

robin, thank you john a growing back up at the bay bridge toll plaza now it's spilling to be on the end of a lot stretching out. >>to the over crossing cash lanes and fast track lanes stacking up so this a sign that more more folks, a rolling into san francisco getting stuck in a mine miners slow down but overall it is a great trip coming in. we're taking a look at traffic tracker and i'm looking at some drive times and they look really good highway 4. >>nice and smooth the nimitz still at the limit rolling south and want to want to get tripped quick 27 minutes from san jose to menlo park darya change thanks. a lot 5 oh 03:00am and to the big story this morning. house speaker nancy pelosi is launching an official impeachment inquiry into president trump now this comes after a whistleblower complaint claiming the president. >>encourage ukraine's president to investigate former vice president joe biden the white house could release a transcript of that call that made indications they may do that as soon as today perhaps. >>for state of the sacking has the latest. >>the house is now launch

stillyou john a peek at the bay bridge 80 west into san francisco, it's free slow the traffic air spills back to the bottom of the maze all connectors are stacked up. >>and that's going continue right up the incline heading to the tunnel before you get a break so we'll put it at 14 minutes that's a decent average off to fremont street here's 92 and as you can see it as busy as well from the tolls to the higher rise. you're going to be doing a lot of break tapping 19 minutes to make it to one o one and the richmond sandra fell trouble free but already stacked up from harbor through the toll plaza 14 minutes, a pretty good average to make it into sandra fell james started. thanks a lot robin and our top story, the verdict in the oakland ghost ship warehouse trial means one defendant is a free man this morning and the other could be facing a new trial yet derick almena and max harris, both accused in that deadly warehouse fire. >>in oakland that killed 36 people back in december 2016 we've been following the progress of the trial ever since the verdict was read yesterday afternoon and max h

now spilling back into hercules from highway 4 so crawling from that point all the way up to the crash scene here where they're diverting traffic you just saw sarah here. and we still don't know how long it's going to take to clear this big mess so a lot of folks have just decided to use and pavel avenue which is a great idea instead of sitting in this back up on the freeway now that's going to impact your drive into san francisco as well because it's holding a lot of folks back here's stacked up from the bottom of the maze slow through the tolls and up the incline 15 minutes for your drive into san francisco so keep that in mind also tracking major caltrain delays up to 80 minutes. we had a fatal accident in san francisco near 22th and francisco after a person was struck by a train. train northbound 3.10 is on the move them or a longer holding it, but do expect major delays up to 80 minutes, strong. >>well robin it will be another day with weather cooperating at least it's not causing you in the issues this morning just a touch of fog in our coastal areas as well as up into the east b

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involving a couple of big rigs and a fuel spill still active. crews are still blocking that they've managed to get the 2 left lanes open with traffic getting by at least getting by at one point we just had all lanes shut down so it's going to be very slow drive here in both directions northbound you're backed up beyond mission south and the southbound commuters still awful out of dublin. it's even backed up on 2, 5, of us all the way through livermore and that's opposite side of the crash where nothing is block. we're checking in on bart because they are still reporting major delays they had some equipment problems this morning. so you need to leave extra early even for bart delays up to 20 minutes from all san francisco stations heading to sfo millbrae and daly city as they work to recover we'll check in on bay area bridges coming up daria thanks live 9 32 on the peninsula. hanging onto his boat in half moon bay, he'd been there for hours. >>and it was all caught on gopro cover dan thorn has more. >>video captures the tense moments of fresno fi

the backup continues to grow more commuters are on the road now and so this is spilling over. >>into all once again all lanes closed 80 west and some pavel dam road a lot of folks have decided to just avoid the shore and stick with san pablo avenue as an alternate but yeah, your backup growing into put all the way back to funnel valley road are are just about the highway for now in hercules in that short amount of time it's philly back to highway 4 so be prepared for this a lot of off and on slowing the off the freeway as you get closer and bring you right back on the that's for you at 25 minutes. here's another problem a concord to 42 at the salon alexa just got word of a motorcycle accident traffic was already stacked up from highway 4 so the left lane is closed, you're backed up on highway for all all the way through and it's just going to stay crawling on to 2.42 on to 6.80 is finally thins out after you leave creek. so another problem there. one more incident caltrain delays up to 40 minutes. a person was struck by a train in san francisco near 22th and francisco. they're

>>it's spilling all the way back beyond the end of the parking lot and spilling over to the over crossing here so fast trackers and cash for years, there's a minor weight, but this is still good is just a sign that your commutes picking up, but it's not going to be a problem come on in it's under 15 minutes off to fremont street. here's 92 and traffic is moving well from the east bay to the peninsula. 13 minutes and growing over to one on one and the richmond sandra fell doing just fine hot spot free and delay free 7 minutes from the tolls to the north bay james started thanks a lot rob and 5 o 2 and breaking news from overnight 2 people are in hospital. they were hurt in a fire in san francisco's mission fire crews are still on scene as a matter of fact proffers christina tetreault. >>there as well joining us live with the very latest at a san francisco christina. >>the ad dozens of them are well over 25 people responded to this, multiple tracks, multiple engines. covering squads andt's because this is now turned into a deadly fire. i'm actually going to step on the way to guidance e fir

it involves a vegetable oil spill so they're working on cleaning that up that's in your left lane. through the interchange through dublin and spilling back to livermore so it's going to be heavier than normal because of that crash 27 minutes and growing from vasco to the dublin interchange because of the accident that still active at firhill san ramon darya james, thanks a lot around a 26 democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke is going to be in oakland today, he's hosting a round table on the criminal justice system. >>and last night towards san quentin where talked to inmates and he's also backing up his release said assault weapons of war should be banned. >>when it comes to those weapons chris, the answer is oes, but when it comes to food arms used for hunting or self-defense the answer is no and i don't want you or anyone else to get into the fear mongering the song have fallen prey to saying that the government's going to come and take all of your guns, what we're talking about exclusively is weapons of war that have no place in our homes. no place on our streets and

images of the catastrophic oil spill in the gulf of mexico in 2010 shocked many here into action.dlin helped organize petitions. the u.n. supported the campaign. only then did the government back down. edlin: we don't want oil in belize. we want no dredging, no oil plants, nothing like that on our reef, because one little oil spill and the whole reef will be dead. reporter: the people of belize are fighting for their reef. monique takes stock k of the fafaed coral shehe'll soon fid w homes fo the redonations.ors' work is they proudly sw w us theesulults ofof eight yearsrs' work. coral covehas increased from just 6% to over 50%. all the hard work is worth it. the reef has been able to recuperate. lisa: this is not solving the climate change crisis. all this is is a little band-aid buying us some time for the coastal community people here. monique: i say it's all about political will. i think we can do this if we have the people behind us. we can do this. reporter: a long day draws to a close. edlin sells his daily catch to a fish restaurant. from the sea, fresh to the plate. now mo

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the way it spilled over to a to the south which assad.92 continuing into union city so lots of residual slowing there 8 minutes because of that from chmond san and it's coming to a crawl all leading up to the tolls that's completely normal. no problems 12 minutes to make it off to one o one, the bay bridge commute that's going to be slow into cash lanes fast track lanes back to be on 8.80 spilling back to the bottom of the maze so be prepared for all of that break tapping, several miles of slow traffic about 3 miles of slowing southbound vasco there's a crash not too far from the landfill. before you get to dalton avenue is still working so it is heavy working your way into livermore 6.80 looks normal sodus 5 8011 minutes from bass co wrote to the dublin interchange daria thanks a lot robin 6.17 county child was mauled to death by the family dog og the child just. 13 month-old son siri townsel has the story. >>intense grief in a granite bay neighborhood after loss of a young child. >>a child killed by the family dog. >>this family has bee

why haven't we seen that spill over into the secondary market, in terms of where spreads are?e have seen push back in the primary market. i'm not seeing why the spreads after that. why not? luke: if you break it down more into the high yield in particular, there are signs of stress coming through. the first half of the net, you had ccc's performing well. the latter part of the month, that tailed off quickly. we have had three or four deals pulled [indiscernible] jonathan: getting some problems with the connection there. spreads have started to widen. me, is interesting to around 350 basis points on a high-yield index, we are struggling to get back down. every time we come close, we widen again. what kind of signal does not provide us? george: we are underweight high-yield. there is no great opportunity right now. spreads are so tight. if you look at these companies, they have leveraged up. now you are seeing the cracks build up. the only thing that gives me optimism, we are seeing tremendous appetite from the individual. the individual is dying for yield anywhere with a lack o