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in the traffic. we are out of town so we don t know shortcuts. i thought it was the giants game. there was a giants game and that added to the nightmare. the decks opened at 2:30 this morning but there could be sleepy people today because they got home later than expected. we will have updates from amy hollyfield and leyla gulen with a look at traffic apps and follow us on twitter. coast guard crews have been searching for a 14-year-old boy swept away by a riptide at ocean beach in san francisco. a teen surfer risked his life to rescue the boy s father and cousin. ama daetz has the latest. a were whoer and spotters searches the water for missing the 14-year-old boy. time goes off and they didn t have wet suits on they are in trouble. marco was at the beach with his father and cousin and they were overcome by the current. they were pulled out by riptide and the father wasn t a if swimmer and tried to help and he got in trouble, too. the surfer realized th
FremontCaliforniaUnited-statesAlabamaAustraliaUnited-states-schoolPennsylvaniaFresnoTurkeySan-diegoDublinIreland markets fall sharply again after moves by central banks across the world to join forces and try and limit the impact of coronavirus. from today the uk government holds daily televised briefings to update the public on the fight against the virus. new york city and los angeles shut down bars, restaurants and other public places. we ll be live in italy, where there s already lockdown and in france, where the government is warning the situation is deteriorating very fast. at 9:15am we ll speak to the national co ordinator of the mutual aid network, who says the response to people panic buying is to protect each other and check in on the vulnerable. and in sport bosses of both rugby codes as well as horse racing meet today to discuss how their sports tackle the outbreak. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00. markets around the world have fallen again this morning it again this morning, it comes after after moves by central banks across the world to join
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