when we were not doing trans, the reflection was we were doing trans and representing trans issues.... because you are working on trans issues. theyjust don't believe that trans should be coupled with lgb, and that is a position. but the movement, the lgb movement internationally, is an lgbt movement. stonewall was very late to the party on this, and the opposition we received for not doing trans was as loud, as vicious, as upset, as angry. i remember in 2008... what is the argument for including, because you are including identity as well as sex? what is the argument for including lesbians with gay people? these bedfellows have not always been comfortable and we are clear about trans people and lgb people experience discrimination in the same way that people who hate us tend not to differentiate. there's a similar amount of prejudice. the trans community is tiny and very left—behind and unrepresented and often when you experience homophobia, you see transphobia as well. so every international movement, and in america, they've always joined lgbt. every global movement has done lgbt.

trans people have participated in sports for years. stop the fear mongering. this is 2019 and we are not afraid of the boogie man that you are trying to create. we are ready to move forward and tell all of our constituents, all of our communities, all of americans hat they matter equally. you, my colleagues, are on the wrong side of history and we will be waiting for you on the other side when we reject this amendment and pass h.r. 5. and i yield to the gentleman rom new hampshire. mr. pappas: well, thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to my colleague, my fellow co-chair. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentleman from new hampshire is recognized. mr. pappas: thank you. thank you to my colleague, representative hill from california, my fellow co-chair of the equality caucus. as she rightfully notes, nothing in the equality acts act infringes upon women's rights. if it did we would not be supporting it so vociferously today. this m.t.r. is searching for something that doesn't exist. for those that have been involved in the fight for equalit

trans women should be barred from competition. guidelines.“ them britain's's sian davies who was critical of the guidelines. if you go through puberty as a young male you come out the other side with all the benefits of a larger heart and public other and stronger and have more testosterone which widow given your muscle memory, more red blood cells and denser bone structure, these will all stay with you. they are part of your dna. tennis great martina navratilova, the of transgender women and elite competition ensign and cheating for which she later apologised. the hypersensitive nature despite many current athletes are reluctant to speak out. british cyclist victoria hoodis speak out. british cyclist victoria hood is an exception.” speak out. british cyclist victoria hood is an exception. i don't think it's fair, even with guidelines as they are at the moment if a male bodied athlete reduces has testosterone levels to 12 months and is eligible to compete i don't think that does enough to eliminate a male advantage. at the end of

as a trans man who grew up in oakland, i know the importance of growing this leadership. i'm calling on the board of supervisors to show their investment in and support for our transit adults and experiencing some of the highest levels of disparity. we know stability is precarious, yet they continue to show up for themselves and for each other. one morning i found a fellow sleeping on the porch after having to leave the physical abuse in their home. i took this fellow to the emergency shelter in this city they were living. another fellow who briefly served in the military was kicked out as a teenager. as a fellow, she has moved three times in a single year to find safe and accessible housing. this same fellow cannot find a sliding scale his therapist to understand trans identities and dissociative disorders. we have an obligation to support and uplift trans youth 18 to 24 who are at a critical moment in the development that will set the stage for the rest of their adulthood. they did not have the support like q. groups as adolescents, and school bullying and family reject

cal trans declined to comment on the lawsuit today. kris and dan. >> walter wong told his family apparently that his tesla seemed to act strangely at the same spot on the road. why do you think or what are you hearing why he continued to operate on autopilot oon that stretch the road? >> some people questioned that. why people are using the autopilot. he drove by the same section trying to show her what happened and it didn't happen. it was on and off. >> the wasn't all the time. >> what a tragedy. >> thanks. >>> in the east bay today, defense attorneys in the ghost ship warehouse fire made a case in day two. they maintain their two clients are not at fault. laura anthony has the latest in oakland from the courtroom. >> we strongly believe it was arson. >> reporter: outside an oakland courtroom. defense attorney reiterated what he told jurors inside. a claim that the deadly ghost ship fire was arson. >> one witness close by heard popping sounds like glass breaking. right before the fire. and then he saw people run out the back door. an

so we reached out to cal trans district 7 in southern california. special crews plastic film around signs, and spiked columns just a few ways to deter vandals. >> we used barbed wire that we post up on seeigns that are abo the freeway. >> reporter: violators grow more creative ultimately costing taxpayers millions. >> put yourself in harms way just to get a tag up on a high location. >> reporter: we reached out to our local cal trans district. while no one was immediately available to comment the district says it works with chp and has crews focused specifically on graffiti removal. >> if l.a. can do that and orange can do that, why can't we do that up here? >> reporter: something you can do now is report any graffiti you come across to cal trans. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> and you too can share your ideas by joining our building a btter bay area facebook group. er ao strike in several cities including san francisco. airports nationwide are urging travelers to brace for a day without ride sharing services. drivers they they want livable wages, regu

the driver of the trans am is in the icu and faces charges of felony dui. david , however , died at the scene. >> it is an impact , a big thud. >> reporter: ellen henderson ran out after hearing the impact and saw a second vehicle pulled over. other witnesses said that car , a black camaro was also racing. >> we want to hear from that other drivers. it is better that we, that this person come forward and contact us so we can get this investigation underway. than us trying to prolong it by >> san jose, kiet utthe the cam do, kpix cbs 5. >>> a police officer in san jose was pinned by a car and then was dragged. his fellow officers opened fire and killed the suspect on saturday. it started with a report of a stolen car. officers found the car and boxed it in. then police say the suspect drove into one of the officers and pinned him and then drug him , leaving him seriously injured. >> lucky , today , that this did not turn out even more tragic. >> police have not identified the suspect. they say he has a criminal history. the officer is out of the hospital. >>

the trans-pacific partnership was meant to build a strong hold against china's growing influence in the key player the u.s. pulled out and the remaining 11 decided to go ahead anyway now several months on ministers are meeting in chile to see exactly where they stand. it's been a tumultuous few years for global trade with several previously solid relationships called into question. at the center of what some are calling a new era of protectionism is us president donald trump since taking office he's pulled out of a number of high profile agreements including in 2017 a proposed 12 nation free trade pact called the trans-pacific partnership or p.p. last year these 11 remaining nations came up with their own amended deal the not very catchy comprehensive and progressive agreement for transpacific partnership or c p t p p for shorts now this signal trees are missing in chile to take stock of the decision. so p.p. has a strategic significance not just because of the tangible benefits this brings to their respective countries a great. place it is that part is an important part of the puzzle f

she is one of the early arguers of the trans-march, the premiere trans pride event an one of the largest in the country and produced, ed kitted and directed powerful videos and graphics to promote trans-day of anniversary annual anof vi visibility.theree chambers. she edited a powerful video of the event and went on to help cofound the taja coalition of transgender women of colour dedicated to promoting leadership and political awareness amongst trans-women in honour of taja. throughout her career, she has been fearless and consistently and exposed harmful stereotypes and focused importantly on the stories of queer and transgender elders and histories since much of trans-history has been forgotten, debated or lost and takes great pride and enhances the way her community is perceived by others. guen is a second-generation raised on the east coast and attended college in southern california and moved to san francisco in 1995 and has been a resident of the mission district for 14 years and we are grateful to you for devoting your energy, and formidable skills to amplify to the diverse and q

what effect have all of these, even just proposa, had on the trans community? >> yeah.ean, talk about a complete ap in the face. you know, the timing is rlly important to note here because, on the heels of these homicides where the community is already reeling, for the administration to, one after the other, release these proposed guidelines and rules this week, it's clear that they do not care about the transgender nounconforming coy and, in fact, in the work that we have been doing in the city of new york and across the country, when we've brought together transgender non-conforming folks to talk about what are the ways we need our cities and our states and the nation to respond to this violence and to help prevent violence, people over and over again have told us we need housing, we need access to employment, we need better vealthcare so that we can put ourselin safer circumstances and so we're not as vulnerable to violence that's happening in anr community. what does the administration do? seek to stripaway access to healthcare, to housing, to employment. you know,

these numbers are higher for trans women of colour. why am i talking about this stuff? because trans people are going to be targeted disproportionately under this bill, and do you know what could happen to the community if this passes? if that -- without housing services, we could be sent to locked facilities or an area in modesto where we are denied hormones, forced to see trans phobic therapist and forced to leave -- live as our birth gender. incarceration by any other name would smell just as bad. is a formerly homeless transgendered women, we need community, not -- not coercion. and we are seeing white game in like madwoman -- mandelman and weiner liang us. i want to say, i probably swore eight times right now, so that is the number of times that someone would have to be detained under 5150 and be concerned under this legislation just to show how absurd it is. just stop this. it is stupid and it needs to stop. thank you. next speaker, please. >> those described by this it is meeting 1045 will only effectively be dealt with on locked units from the descriptions i hea

i think i'll be trans in high school so you know this is a great way to make my life more. peaceful and tranquil so much building and so she says they are bravave a as hell and maybes odd hopes so i suppose on one hand. it's nice to see you conversation happening but certainly janetta is doing is not is doing it it is a thirty itself in this conversation. at for publicity and profit so thisis is what is a good thing t there is that.. kinda like less every side yes. the company seeking to profit out of it i believe the conversations having an act that has to be good that's not it he gets exacerbated wrote a coconversation is to be lotus yh practical. props james we could talk all night. no you should talk online thank you sir until quello might let me let me say that clearly thank you jane. it's great to see you okay with the business as of a pleasure to have you on board. and the things you've watching too without you it's not worthwhile stable is more to come here live from 05/29/19 05/29/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is demomocra

. >> it's hard to tell from the mangled wreckage but this used to be a pontiac trans am. in the passenger seat are the remains of david behind uppercut they said the trans am was racing with the black america going eastbound on santa teresa boulevard when the trans am lost control and slammed into a pine tree just before lien avenue. the driver is now in the icu and faces charges of felony dui. david died at the scene. >> it's like the impact, like a big fat. >> she came running out after him the impact and soy second vehicle pulled over. other witnesses said the car black camaro was also raising. >> i saw men come out and go in the center median with the car and he was kicking in the window and crying, obviously upset and calling somebody's name. >> lee showed up and he was there for a few minutes parking in his car and then i saw him drive away. >> they have not confirmed that they are all in the cousin forgot this is best for the other driver to come clean. >> we want to hear from the other driver and it's better that that this person come forward and contact us so tha

but trans athletes do not want trans games. fascinating conversation.want to perform where they want to perform, but a lot of girls and a lot of feminists are up in arms about this and i think we are going to have an interesting debate going forward about how this ends up. i have no idea. what happens when right-leaning figures are repeatedly targeted, even banned from social media sites? well, we have an alternative. up next, the ceo of a new social media site that plans to change the game next. findican be overwhelming.r dry eyes... for relief that lasts... you want soothe xp from bausch + lomb. soothe xp helps restore the eyes' lipid layer... ...seal in moisture... ...and protect against further irritation. soothe xp. the right choice for dry eyes. >> laura: it isn't enough to highlight local bias among social media giants. there needs to be a way to fight back. an alternative. i think it's easy here's an incomplete list of recent steps taken. personality alex jones, miley annapolis, and lower loom are have been permanently banned by twitter. candace

but trans athletes do not want trans games. fascinating conversation. they want to perform where they want to perform, but a lot of girls and a lot w of feminists e up in arms about this and i think we are going to have an interesting debate going forward about how this ends up. i have no idea. what happens when right-leaning figures are repeatedly targeted even banned from social media sites? well, we have an alternative. up next, theed ceo of a new social media site that plans to change the game next. plans to plans to change the game with instant confirmation... i got it! what? what? l.a. bookers book apartments and vacation homes as easy as hotels. ridin' scooter! l.a. baby! l.a. baby! be a booker you're welcome. at booking.com play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums >> laura: it isn't enough to highlight local bias among social media giants. there needs to be a way to fight back. an alternative. here's an incomplete list of recent steps taken. personality alex jones, milo yiannopoulos,

intact well one of the major problem in eritrea was the militarization of the society because every trans when there are when they finish the school when they are 18 years old. to go for the military service which is a consensus or people go actually voluntarily to military service but. the law is not implemented because. the low ses 18 months is an obligation that most of the young people stay for more than 1015 years in military service so most of the people do not have their perspectives how to continue with their lives and how to have a qualification for the labor market etc to respond to most of the people are actually without any perspectives which has a consequence to leave the country and look for better perspectives i'll say the country. ok that's eritrean origin list. miskin there thank you for your insight. and that is we will leave it to 48 m.p.'s if they are you can catch one all stories on our website and facebook page have a level weekend and see you next time i thought about. the sound of the whole region. and welcome to northern live area. no other region on earth has thi

one of the major issues in the air tran society towards new prosperity ok so the relationship with with with neighboring ethiopia but with since had a new prime minister. made who's extended a warm hand to eritrea how has that changed the dynamics. changed a lot because the conflict between ethiopia and eritrea was not solved for many reasons because. the people of he'll try and utopian nor the world community knew exactly the reasons of the conflict it was each person and food was it's a broader conflict whatsoever i saw that was one of the major reason why we didn't you know like come up with a new solution so a new the new leadership in ethiopia brought a new dynamic and it was a you know starts to go towards their leadership and like. you know or for a brand new piece but we're still talking about a country that young people often. in his jones we are appalled to see young people running away from this country calling at the need to ship. a brutal dictatorship and why is that the case and how is this regime able to stay intact well one of the major problem in eritrea was the militar

unlikely that the west will take a great deal of dhea of interest in it which means it's up to air tran's in in eritrea to really deal with the situation themselves. thanks to all our guests abraham's very bottom plot and john will come back oh and and thank you too for watching you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website c.n.n. dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a.j. inside story from the hashim her mother and the entire team here in doha by phone now. once and the magic try now settled in towns and villages. but many are unregistered and invisible. 6 boys and 2 girls none of them have citizenship al-jazeera world needs to upgrade people. who are out and into the person's going through the existing. stake list in lebanon. on al-jazeera. when a military coup overthrew chile's marxist president one stadiums became prisons and the hunter's sole objective was absolute control one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode 4 of foot

number of high profile agreements including in 2017 a proposed 12 nation free trade pact called the trans-pacific partnership or t p p last year these 11 remaining nations came up with their own and then did deal the not very catchy comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans-pacific partnership or c p t p p for shores now they signatories are meeting in chile to take stock of the decision. here so secretive b.p. has a strategic significance not just because of the tangible benefits is brings to their respective countries to create the road it's a pretty p.-p. place is that part is an important part of the global jigsaw puzzle for us to promote a more open and ruby's trading system and to resist that type of isolationism and protectionism those sentiments were echoed by other ministers who looked at the deal for enabling member states to increase exports and raise growth forecasts in the 1st quarter of its validity all together it was a powerful display of multilateralism from the countries forced to wave goodbye to a free trade deal with the world's most powerful economy. by here's a surpr

trans- mac i congratulate the people of japan on behalf of this succession. —— trans— mac.great work of emperor emeritus. i hope that emperor will serve as a symbol of the state and also the prosperity of the state and also the prosperity of the state and also the prosperity of the country and the peace of the world. we receive his majesty's word. and in the term of the world, we will keep the future of japan and the future of our country, we will make, we will build the future of the new imperial error. and i hope the new imperial error. and i hope the peace and prosperity of the imperial throne. japan's prime minister shinzo abe speaking there is representative of the japanese people in the constitution doesn't allow the emperor to have a political view but it was interesting to know that in his first public address, he talked about the protection of the constitution and how he will respect his role as the symbol of the country. as you can see, we are waiting outside the imperial palace. we are expecting the new emperor and his wife, empress masako, to leave the palace. h

the trans-pacific partnership was meant to build a stronghold against china's growing influence in the key player the u.s. pulled out and the remaining 11 decided to go ahead anyway now several months on ministers are meeting in chile to see exactly where they stand. it's been a tumultuous few years for global trade with half of the previously solid relationships called into question. at the center of what some are calling a new era of protectionism is us president donald trump since taking office he's pulled out of a number of high profile agreements including in 2017 a proposed 12 nation free trade pact called the trans-pacific partnership. last year these 11 remaining nations came up with their own amended deal the not very catchy comprehensive and progressive agreement for transpacific partnership or c p t p p for shorts now they figure trees are missing in chile to take stock of the decision. so. it has a strategic significance not just because of the tangible benefits he's bring to their respective countries they agree. that part is an important part of the puzzle for us to promo

it is getting a lot of praise for highlighting a milestone for so many trans men.ere was a term for the type of person that i was. i went into my transition just wanting to be happy and glad i'm at the point where i'm able to shave. so, so, north, north, east, west, never in a hurry. right. >> now don't be scared. don't be scared. shaving is about being confident. you're doing fine. you're doing fine. >> i'm at the point in my manhood where i'm actually happy. >> gillette shared it just as pride celebrations are set to begin in june. d. low is a transactor and writer and comedian and activist so a pleasure to have you on. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> so when you first saw this ad, what did you think? >> oh, my goodness, just seeing it right now again, it is so moving to me. i mean, i think about when i was younger and i used to play shaving my face and i just think if there was an ad out there or something reflecting back to me, my trans experience and how different my life would be like and i think it is so powerful to see our stories reflected in the m

the trans-pacific partnership was meant to build a stronghold against china's growing influence in the key player the u.s. pulled out and the remaining 11 decided to go ahead anyway now several months on ministers are meeting in chile to see exactly where they stand. it's been a tumultuous few years for global trade with several previously solid relationships called into question. at the center of what some are calling a new era of protectionism is us president donald trump since taking office he's pulled out of a number of high profile agreements including in 2017 a proposed 12 nation free trade pact called the trans-pacific partnership for t p p last year these 11 remaining nations came up with their own amended deal the not very catchy comprehensive and progressive agreement for transpacific partnership or c p t p p for shorts now they say their trees are missing in chile to take stock of the decision. so. he has a strategic significance not just because of the tangible benefits he's bring to their respective countries to create the p.-p. places in that part is an important part of

the april brutal beating of trans-gender woman malaysia booker in dallas shocked the nation. left booker on the ground of an apartment complex pleading as a crowd cheered. and then last week, she was found shot to death on a dallas street. as street. police are investigating the acts as hate crimes. experts say trans-gender women are targeted at a higher rate than other minorities, despite changing cultural values and norms. >> the rapidly opposed find this shift in cultural boundaries extremely disturbing, and therefore a threat to their vision of a proper out, oftentimes violently. >> hetero-sexism, trans-phobia, all these forces we're seeking to combat are natural extensions of sexism and misoginy. >> reporter: greater education and inclusion in the world of sports and beyond will help heal social rifts. >> ally of the lgbtq plus community because any time we have that, there's a need for advocacy. >> reporter: the san francisco 49ers announced a first of its kind platform of inclusion and lgbtq specific merchandise. >> because it matters, because it is who we are. we care

trans people face extreme risks on the street.in order to survive. —— are forced to de—transition in order to survive. the shelter has been open for ten days. it can house up to ten people across dormitory rooms and private rooms. so far it has been full every night. one of the guests is this woman. she has been on the streets for almost three yea rs. on the streets for almost three years. she was left suicidal with nothing but the clothes on her back after herfamily nothing but the clothes on her back after her family threw her out when she revealed she was transitioning toa she revealed she was transitioning to a woman. sometimes i get told, go back to your country, all kinds of abuse. racism and transphobia? some quy: abuse. racism and transphobia? some guy, homeless, attacked me and put my tooth. just because i am transgender. the first night you stayed on the streets, when you are homeless, did you present as a woman? yeah. that is all i wore when icame woman? yeah. that is all i wore when i came home so i had to leave straig

any gay lesbian or trans person can be -- attacked and insulted and there is a lot of impunity so we still believe with amnesty international that there should be -- more severe punishments and also stronger stands -- within the governments including the present himself to condemn this kind of acts and to show that france will never tolerate this kind of vitamins and discrimination. i i mean i'd like to get your reaction on that today -- sees how one becoming the fast -- you know. place in asia essentially to recognize all to legalize same sex marriage is not a new era for the island. well i thesis very encouraging we hoping of course to create a domino effect and we had the same reactioion when for example last september india. finally decided to decriminalize homosexuality as well because when one country does its of course it could be an example for others and what i mean others not only countries but civil societies. on the other hand it is quite a specific situation because time one has more democratic rights in other countries so it is of course a little less difficult for civi

and another political debate about trans rights, and... it is another political debate about trans rights, and... ithink it is an issue of how someone was born and there genetic makeup it is not the same as this and i think it is being challenged by a human rights issue. because he heard some of the human rights organisations coming out with serious misgivings about this and even the governing body which is taken the position to say that these changes need to be made. it sounds like they don't really... how do you e nforce like they don't really... how do you enforce it? how do you ensure that the athletes are safe they are being forced to take medication? that is not the end of the story either. the us attorney general hits back of the claim that he sold confusion over the mueller probe. you will be confused. so the person who investigated this, complained to ba rt investigated this, complained to bart who was in charge that he redacted and altered the report clearing trump too much and now he is hitting back and say get off my blonde bas

cal-trans was in place. scheduled to clear before 6:00 a.m. we did not find any information about a disabled vehicle which has cleared the report. 92 near 101. no lanes blocked. traffic flows smoothly once again. slowing here, the crews are clearing around willow. i will take another look. i think they should clear the next couple minutes. over here, an earlier crash reported. we don't have any problems for the upper east shore freeway. this typically at this time. we see them lear, this span has no problem. no problem on the span. back to you. >> i hope it stays that way. 4:48 right now. president trump is denying anything about a decision to hide uss john mccain during a recent visit to japan. the white house wanted them to move the destroyer out of the president's sight. they discuss that matter. nbc news has not been able to verify the e-mail. president trump last night tweeted, he was not informed of anything to do with the navy ship. in a statement, the pentagon says acting defense secretary pat shanahan was not aware of the directive an

in trans-atlantic bond has been rock solid since. for almost 70 years. it has been vital for europe. and it is especially important now in times of serious challenges. ladies and gentlemen, in our interconnected world, distances become of minor importance. oceans turn countries far parity into direct neighbors. partners but in some cases also competitors. hence, even incidents far away might require attention as they were to happen in our own backyard. i will reflect on the latest developments of the german navy in light of the current geostrategic environment in europe. certaintity that is we had before 1989 and still many believed in after 1989, have proven as wrong. the end of history as it was announced in 1992 after the collapse of the soviet union simply did not happen. the same goes for the dominance of liberalism, democracy and free economy. the development in recent years as for example the a annexation of crimea in addition to the existing crisis south of europe which has kept us busy for the last 20 years in the mediterranean and in the indian

it is part of the land campaign, that has all to do it that trans-mississippi. i would say the capture of new orleans is the most western theater thing that happens in louisiana. , andhudson is important aftershock to vicksburg. it is part of both of them. [laughter] >> what he said. >> a big thank you to all of the panelists. [applause] >> and a big thank you to all of you for coming. [applause] tuned for more center events and sign up. see you soon. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019]which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] tonight, and lectures in history. georgetown university professor catherine benton cohen teaches a class on the progressive era. she talks about how politicians and reform groups in the earliest 20th century attempted economice social and conditions through trust busting, interstate regulation, and prohibition. here is a preview. hand, therehe one is this general insecurity about the state of society. and about how it in norma's social problems can be solved. there is this -- how it i

cal trans said it would never be easy, not then and not now. but they assure us that despite the continuing clog of roadwork, they are making progress. >> barring any weather impact, we should be able to deliver this end of the project by mid to late june. >> reporter: 146,000 cars thread the narrows daily. the very traffic this project tends to relieve has given the most pain. >> when you have to maintain traffic and build in the same area, you cannot just do it quicker. it has to be done in stages, and it takes longer. >> reporter: when cal trans finishes this project in 2023 they suspect it will save commuters 15 minutes in each direction and they will be doing soighat replaces one built to 1950 standards. >> it makes my blood boil. >> reporter: but somewhere over the hill, beyondwohebeyond late there's relief in sight. it's worth noting some of the delays here have been caused because of weather. rain comes between objectober a april, so it limits the amount of time they can work. oddly, they started this section during the drought. if the

near chp or cal trans can cans, all flat and likely on their way to a recycling center spilled. but it did cause some inconvenience. it's a recycling very wrong. thousands of flattened cans dropped onto 880 north between union city and hayward, slowing traffic. >> it's amazing. it was like a mile long, and it was, like, you know, you don't see cans on the freeway like that. >> i was coming back from 880, san jose, northbound, and there was just cans, flat, everywhere for about a mile. >> and while cal trans sent a sweeper to pick up what it could, chp officers are warning people against doing this, picking up the cans along the road. >> the message we're getting across to folks is don't stop to pick up those cans. not only is it an immediate danger for them being out on the freeway, but also the other motorists. >> reporter: now the c hhp tell us those cans will likely be bumped to the side of the road and gradually cleaned up. as of now it's not causing anything more than usual traffic here along 880. >>> our skyranger flying overhead this accident in the berkley hills this mor