family fisheries, docks, the marina, the icehouses, the transportation companies, people who provide snacks and groceries to stores. all of that is a direct reflection of what can happen when things cease. >> after the oil spill, you know, they shut recreational fishing, they shut commercial fishing, and that just killed everybody in this part of the world, really. it's affected everything, and it's affected every business around. >> it's how we count off the seasons. it's oyster season or it's crab season, it's, you know, crawfish season, you know, and even that we're having some issues with. we've taken it for granted for so long that it's-- it's a little disconcerting and it feels different how you approach things that's affecting my life and my culture. >> two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf, and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. >> bp has paid over $23 billion to help people and businesses who were affected and to cover cleanup costs. >> today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy, and many areas are reporting the best touris

the using airdrop with people on the ground getting slowly but surely to that area. >>: reporter: this icehousend the fire is still spreading right now. it's 5 percent contained. and the number and the percentage hasps six sat at 5%. we have crews here but there's also other crews on another fire. they haven't had a $10,000 reward for any information to find out how this fire started. still we have no idea how this fire started. rescinding at 25 percent contained and 150 buildings are burned in that area. there have been some evacuation's in that area including the highway closure. they're monitoring the situation all be back with more. <

you can see some of the latest tweets from kcbs saying both directions closed between sly park and icehouseoad. if you are planning a trip to tahoe, use 880. the sensors from highway 4 westbound, slow from at least "a" street. you can see the delays towards lone tree, as well. eastbound looks great. pittsburg-bay point everything is fine. here's another spinout in the santa cruz mountains northbound 17 approaching summit. fast lane is blocked. no delay on the sensors just yet. and a live look outside once again, these taillights, that's northbound traffic on the nimitz freeway. 880 everything looks good near the oakland coliseum. all the roadwork is cleared. southbound fine into hayward. and here's a drive time of 15 minutes northbound 880 between 238 and the maze. mass transit is all on time. so if you have any questions about your morning commute, a lot of things are changing, we are getting a lot of new incidents coming in rapidly, so remember kcbs, our radio partner, when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. that's the latest from her back to you. >>> a new app that has privacy advo

it was closed completely shut down both directions near icehouse and sly park but they were able to re-open lanes even though some of the reporters say because of the fire and smoke it looks like thick fog if you are traveling. so use caution and they still may close lanes intermittently. so heads up if you are traveling and heading out of town for the weekend. otherwise, our travel times look okay right now. some incidents out the door, westbound 580 we had a couple of accidents at grant line, both of them now clear slowing from tracy really continuing all the way to the livermore valley. 101 along the peninsula looks good. some drivers reporting some misty conditions along the golden gate bridge. 101 near sausalito. 24 clear from walnut creek all the way into orinda and heading toward the caldecott tunnel. here's some drive times for you. westbound 580 altamont pass and 680, 24 minutes 880 fine and the eastshore freeway looks good and a quick look at the bay bridge where traffic right now looks okay on the upper deck coming into san francisco. they cleared that crash, by the way, on the skyway i had mentioned. the met