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Ruptured East Los Angeles Pipeline Sends Roughly 2,400 Gallons of Crude Into L.A. River

Crews have isolated and begun excavating the damaged line while booms, skimmers and vacuum teams work to keep oil from reaching the ocean and protect wildlife.