fitted with a transmitter the installation procedure is perfectly fine tuned the animal indoors the piercing without much problem three plastic rods easily penetrate a thirty centimeter thick roll of fat that covers its backbone while the steel cords finally fixed the transmitter in place for one whole year it will supply scientists with invaluable information. the future aquarium stars start their journey from the sea in a specialized shirt like net that transports the whales while avoiding injury. easy hunting thank goodness again a little bit just put the shirt on what about the next time here and there under the board this way he won't choke in the water a move get pulled out of the boat by the then drag him slowly to the enclosure the . two whales have been caught and three others were released the transmitter has been installed on one big male will take more than an hour and a half to cover the three kilometers back to the base moving any faster might keep the animals from breathing comfortably. she seems to be coping. up until the other one to. discover that you can say we are leading

we're really excited about, so this is the chapter that we hope they will support more work at the pierce, but now, i will have an opportunity to extend this period and then also, a poster. you recently had an in house event. we are moving. what is interesting, some of you may have seen that we have the old palace of fine arts from 1969 with a photograph of frank oppenheimer, said this was a piece at pier 15, where our current director was with him, so for you, thank you very much. [applause] we look forward to seeing you at the site. >> i have one speaker card. then the commissioners, members of the public, thank you for letting me speak today on this. i promise i'm not here to speak about anything but jennifer. jennifer and i work together for six years. i think six or seven. it probably felt like 60 years. but from 2000 through 2006, and when i met jennifer, it was the third lease i had done with support, and i can tell you, having done the first two, with nick dempsey, it was a different experience. [laughter] i can also tell you that from when i met jennifer, and you had the good tas

it is amazing no officers were seriously hurt given the bullets pierced the doors of the patrol cars. >> where he was going, there is no doubt his intent was to cause serious harm to either someone or a group of people. >> judging by the post on the youtube video many people along 580 heard the commotion around midnight. some saying it lasted longer and involved far more rounds than police say. >> it was boom, boom, boom. a ton of gunfire. it lasted for a long time. probably 25 minutes. i was estimating probably 2 to 300 shots is what i would guess. at first i didn't think it was gunshots. there were some of them i thought that has to be fire crackers or something. >> the chp identified the gunman at 45-year-old byron christopher williams of groveland. according to his mother he is a convicted felon who is still on parole. >>> we know the man shot and killed by police yesterday near the fruitvale b.a.r.t station. 48-year-old fred collins. he was killed when he charged officers with a knife. collins was spotted just after 8:00 a.m. in the morning in the 3200 block of east 12th street.

it could cost 40 to $60 million apiece to repair the pierce mentioned as possible venues. 30, 32 along with pier 50. economic boost would hosting the america's cup and $1.34 billion and it could mean 8800 jobs for the region. >>> the piers and people selling sweatshirts. this is the day. >> and today will be no exception so if any new people in town, welcome to summer. there it is. silver lining are the clouds. >> in shorts and t-shirts, you may think it's summer but, no. >> if you want warmer weather you're going to have wait for a couple of days. emeryville back, deep marine layer and reason we'll have cooler temperatures. not sure we'll set record lows, we're close to mid to upper 50s. record lows in condition cord and oakland. and monterey, cloud cover and temperatures around 55 and 56. we're in the same pattern today and tomorrow. cool temperatures, not only in the>cpyk46÷ morgue but also in e afternoon. we'll see sunshine, especially farther east and south you travel. warmer weather will begin on thursday, won't touch the coast but it will hit the bay and especially inland valley

it is amazing no officers were seriously hurt given the bullets from the suspect's rifle pierced thers of the patrol cars. >> wherever he was going there is no doubt his intent was to cause serious harm to either someone or a group of people. >> reporter: kiet do, cbs5. >>> judging by the posts on the youtube video many people along 580 heard the commotion around midnight. some say it lasted longer and involved far more rounds than police say. >> it was just boom, boom, boom like in quick success. a ton of gunfire. it lasted for a long time. probably 25 minutes. i was estimating probably 2 to 300 shots is what i would guess. at first i didn't really think it was gunshots. there were so many that it had to be like fire crackers or something. >> the gun man was identified as 45-year-old byron christopher williams of groveland. according to his mother he is a convicted felon who is still on parole. >>> we now know the man shot and killed by police yesterday near the fruitvale bart station was 48-year-old fred collins. he was killed when he charged officers with a knife. two b.a.r.t offi

it is amazing no officers were seriously hurt given the caliber bullets from the suspect's rifle pierced the door of the patrol cars. >> wherever he was going there is no doubt his intent was to cause serious harm to someone or a group of people. >> reporter: an fbi spokesperson was not immediately available. what we would like to know is whether or not this has been classified as a domestic terror investigation. as far as the suspect goes he has been described as a 45-year- old white male from california. he is a two-time offender. he was possibly going on to his third strike after this offense. convicted felon with an extensive criminal history. right now he is in serious but stable condition at highland hospital. >> the freeway expected to open shortly? >> any minute now. >> kiet do, thank you. >>> we are now learning the identity of a man shot and killed by a police officer in oakland. he is 48-year-old fred collins of oakland. it all started yesterday morning when police were called about a man armed near the fruitvale b.a.r.t station. when oakland police arrived they tried using th

amazing no officers were seriously hurt given the .222 caliber bullets pierced the doors of the patrol cars. >> where he was going there is no doubt his intent was to cause serious harm to either someone or a group of people. >> reporter: an fbi spokes american is not immediately available. we would like to know is whether or not this is a possible domestic terror investigation. also, the suspect is right now in serious but stable condition at highland hospital. he is said to be a two striker, quicked felon with an extensive criminal history. finally here 580 webb is still closed after 17 hours. it should be open any moment now. back to you, ann. >> so at this point they say that they think he was heading somewhere to do some sort of harm or are they just assuming that? do they know anything? >> they are being very tight lipped at this point. they are saying that they are not surprised that he was going to cause harm to an individual or a group of people. that's pretty much all i can say at this point. >> they have got a lot of things to figure out. kiet do, thank you very much. >> wha

well, means we will likely see oil again, reminding everyone the ultimate solution is the relief wells. eventually piercinglown-out well, injecting mud and cement. this is what they call a mixing pit where they mix together the mud that will be used in the kill. and look at how they do it. it's a giant mixer where they put the ingredients together, and when we asked what the ingredients were, we were surprised to learn that you'd find them in your medicine cabinet. you mix it with what? >> a chemical used in toothpaste and then a chemical used this makeup and for contrast x-rays. >> reporter: you get the mud for the kill with that? >> that's correct. >> reporter: the coast guard won't say when that will happen. right now, the closest relief well is on hold. they don't want to damage it during this test. a test tonight that bp is so far passing. now three months in. i'm david muir for "nightline" in new orleans. >> some good news, finally, in that high stakes waiting game in the gulf. thanks to david muir for that. >>> and when we come back, we'll turn to food, and one renaissance man who calls the kitchen

these are some of the 150 rounds that were exchanged piercing the cars here.y stopped a man who himself admits he was on a mission to kill. byron williams is being held without bail. this morning he'll be entering a plea on charges of attempted murder of four chp officers and a list of other charges for possession of multiple weapons, ammunition and body armor. williams is a two strike felon on parole for bank robbery. they say he is an anti-government sealot that wanted to start a revolution. he was on his way to kill workers the uclu and tides foundation. chp says if williams was not stopped for speeding and swiofg he could have unleashed more violence. he was shot several times. a couple officers were hurt but are okay. williams could also face federal charges. they are investigating a binder that is titled, california. >>> checking other top stories, oakland city council voted to become the first city in the nation to license wholesale pot cultivation. they approved a plan to license four large scale marijuana farms after hours of public comment. >> a san

i am the voice of the maniac whose piercing cries from the dreary dungeons of your jail penetrate not your calls of legislation. could the size and moans and shrieks the route your wide extending glantz reach you here and now? how eager would you be to divide schemes for their relief, plans for their restoration to the blessing of the right exercise of the reasoning facility -- faculties. we now have medication, and we now have the opportunity for assertive community treatment, which they did not have in 1848, and my plea is -- why the mentally ill today being treated worse than they were 100 years ago? supervisor alioto-pier: thank you. next speaker please. >>

the performance. and to see if anything has been pierced. we have gone through one of the worst financial crisis ises in anybody's life time. as we country's financial crisis, the only thing i can do is look at the existing portfolio and say that it is performing through this crisis. and it is meeting the standards that we set. i think it is withstanding the test of time in these incredibly difficult circumstances. >> let me move on because it brings me to the next issue, which is, here is something that i want to query mr. sullivan about. the contracts that were written with party is like a goldman provided for collateral calls if there were declines in market value. i will stipulate at the beginning, you were aware of this, others were aware of this. my understanding is that there would be collateral calls of their economic losses, if they are downgrade -- and thirdly, it declines in market values affected securities. i will talk to you at length about how this happened, particularly with respect to goldman in a few minutes. here is a major

they report it would cost between $40 million and $60 million apiece to repair the four pierce mentioned as possible venues for the world class event. pier 32 and 20 along with pier 50. it's estimated to be $1.4 billion and 8800 jobs if it comes here. >> the marathon is underway. first wave of runners started at 5:30 this morning outside the ferry building. runners ran up the embarcadero and then across the golden gate bridge. organizers say more than 24,000 registered runners are expected to take part this year. as they run -- there they are going across the golden gate brimming. are, expect detours and closures. lanes are expected to reopen on the golden gate bridge in about an hour. embarcadero set for about 1:45 this afternoon. it ends in at the ferry building. >> world news this morning, taliban says it has kurd one of two missing servicemen and has a body of a second american. they say it has launched an all out effort to find two missing men. it's still not clear what the pair was doing driving alone at night. their unusual trek into enemy territory. >> the two navy personnel were

francisco examiner reports it could cost between $40 million and $60 million apiece to repair the four pierce mentioned as possible venues. pierce 20 and 32, along with pier 50. economic boost that would come is estimated to be $1.4 billion and 8800 jobs. so that is the payoff if that were to happen. jeff martinez is in for lisa argen. >> good morning. a lot of people are up and getting running shoes on and heading out for the marathon this morning. a look at the embarcadero. you can see part of the road is closed for the route this morning. keep that in mind. cool conditions, only 52 degrees in san francisco with some fog. accu-weather forecast and see how long the fog will last in a few minutes. >> thanks, jeff. also next, the giants continue their surge with another road win in arizona. we've got your highlights coming up. [ wind howling ] [ male announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] [ male announcer ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you're looking for to live a more natural life, in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars

after the part stations situation >> that was jeff pierce the shooting happened not far from are shootingrand was killed. as kron 4 explains because of that case barred is responding differently. >> both the oakland and berkeley police officers are treating this case with sensitivity extra care. the man who briefed the media was a deputy police chief typically is a public information officer who talks to reporters especially saturdays. our officials were speaking out quickly they the way they responded to the oscar grant shouldn't think wanted to address concerns right away their goal is to be proactive and transparent. >> kron 4 news >> tomorrow the support raleigh for johannes mehserle he is awaiting sentencing for the shooting death of oscar grant. this rally will start at 2:00 p.m. outside the wall muckrake superior court house. >> bp is holding its breath it looks like the cap is holding they said this morning it may be permanent. this is on top of the blown out oil well it will be another 12 hours of monitoring if all is well it will start hooking up pipes which will collect oil. of

and tonight, the closest relief well is just four feet from the site of that blown-out well, with just 150 feet to go down, before piercing the well and injecting it with mud and cement. this is what they call a mixing pit, where they actually mix together the mud that will be used in the kill. and take a look at how the it'xer they red togthey when we asked w he ingredients were, we wer surprised to find out you'd find them in the medicbine >> you start with the waterd you mix it w >> a chemical used to toothpaste, and then another chemical that's found in makeup an contrast x-rays. >> reporter: you mix them and you get the mud for the kill? >> reporter: the coast guard won't say whenwill right now, that relief well th is so close is on hold. they don't want to damage it as this test on the cap continues. in fact, the engineers told me that the mud is twice as dense as the mud you find in or arde they say they hope that mud will eventually hold the oil down f >>> we move onto to a sort of d.c. rumble of a different kind. a rare earthquake in the nation's ctal people woke up to the rattling from the 3.6 magnitude quake ce

followed. >> we've had anti-semitic things sprayed on the congregation on the building itself. >> reporter: rabbi steven pierces talking about the temple emmanuel. the high number of incidents in california could be attributed to the economy. when times are tough he says, people look for someone to blame. >> anti semitism is a perennial problem. it is 2,000 years old. it is always something that gets stoked by hatred. people that need to blame somebody, jews are a convenient target because they are very visible. very high profile in the city. >> reporter: via grash the director of the anti-semitic league. says it's all about education. more and more education at home and in the schools. reporting live here in san francisco, mike mibach. ktvu channel u channel 2 news. >>> a coalition has come up with the best strategy for global warming initiative. power plants and then extending to large industrial producers and transportation. the goal is to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 15% below 2005 levels and they hope to accomplish that within the next 10 years. >>> fire crews are battling an out of control fire which

michael day pierce at the top of this discussion and for those who may have been later placed in the general pop quiz up there. we pulled item number 17. >> the only remain rg the closed session items. >> yes. >> all right. any comments on matters to be discussed in closed session? ok. hearing and seeing none, then -- >> are you going to read the item? >> no, i'm going to assert the motion. and i'm going to discuss the items. >> i'll move. >> i'll second. >> all those in favor say aye. >> the ayes have it. we will now have closed session, michael. >> item 30 -- [reading] item 31 -- [reading] >> item 22-[reading] >> item 23-[reading] [reading] >> we are now going >> we are back. we are back. motion regarding whether to disclose the discussion of the items. no. 20, no action, no. 21, no action, no. 23, settled. senator came just left, so i would entertain -- we have to open the doors? >> keep going. >> commissioners, before you is a motion of whether to disclose discussion of closed session. >> i move not to disclose. >> i second that. >> all in favor say aye. ayes have it. any public

but the highest priority, bringing back the drill rig that's just 48 hours away from piercing the crippled well. it would take up to two weeks longer to kill the well with drilling mud and then cement. and the big unknown. what happens to up to 70 million gallons of oil still in the gulf? >> in a will bring a large amount of oil inland. and that will oil a large region of louisiana's marshlands. >> reporter: now, there are dozens of boats in the marina. they're latched together for the protection against this storm. by this time tomorrow, we could see storm surges up to my waist. in fact, the entire area all the way to new orleans, could be flooded. new orleans is 70 miles away, bill. >> as if those folks down there don't have enough to worry about. >>> let's bring in more insight, and dr. do vane. he's the director of petroleum geoscience program, university of houston. he's also been studying hurricanes for the last five years. don, good to see you again. thanks for joining us. thanbadoss joining us. let's start with ad. what's the worst that could hap and what do you think the chances a

with tinyd-like patch embedded with tiny micro needles, that pierce the skin without causing pain or drawing blood. the system w the system works in mice. peop people to be tested soon. >>> and remember "the bucket t all -- jack nicholson and morgan freeman made the famous phrase in the movie about doing it all before you die? bill clinton has now weighed in at a conference, calling it his, quote, bucket list. that his one, now that his aughter is getting married, o seeg to see his grandchildren. hildren.wo, knowing that children everywhere get to live everywhere getms. clinton said he also wants to clinton said he wantsmt. kilimanjaro. and run a marathon before i give out, he said. and ru and, by the way, clinton is 63. >>> up next, the original ice cream multiplex. >>> up next, the original ice cream multiplex. there's oil out there we've got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters. bp has taken full responsibility for the cleanup and that includes keeping you informed. every morning, over 50 spotter

the nation with 275 incidents last year. new york, new jersey and florida followed. rabbi stephen pierce is talking about the heavily secured street in san francisco. the rabbi says the high number of incidents in california could be attributed to the economy. when times are tough, he says, people look for someone to blame. >> they choose a convenient target. they're very visible, high profile society. >> the regional director of the defamation league agrees with the rabbi about his economic theory. she says more and more youth are being targeted. >> we see something on facebook where someone will create a page about a student. or a student will log in and look at their wall to see this. >> she said it's about education at home and in the schools. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an 8% group in consumer confidence led to a mixed finish on wall street. the dow ended up 12 points while the nasdaq lost 8. >>> bay areas drivers are among the first in the nation to get the chance to by general motors new electric car. the volt runs on battery power for as much as 40 miles. after that a small gas engi

. >> skies of the golden gate bridge this afternoon piercing or sunshine here but more cloud cover down in the san mateo coastline where was sunny yesterday. a little trade off appeared our current conditions are little warmer out there a special interest in the spots. 92 antioch is our war is location. tablatures in the '60s and '70s around the bay shore. we can expect warmer conditions into tomorrow as well. this evening the fog is only going to be hugging the coast line will be slow to move backing in by tomorrow morning if limited fog to the coastline in the bay shores. it will scale back fairly quickly leaving us with any skies and temperatures will warm just a little bit as a result mainly around the bay shores and our inland spots. fog tracker for tomorrow morning let's take a look. not very extensive fish by 5:00 a.m. this is the extent of bed this of the nuclear inland valleys cleared, delta partly clear antioch not seen any fog there appeared the later morning hours 8:00 were still singly or in fog off over oakland, they were the peninsula and the coast line. fog tractor pulls

there, the similarity ended. james pierce, bbc news, at the olympic park.ar-old woman under arrest. her capture and alleged links to russia. >>> and then, passionate plea from a missing boy's mother. >> never give up hope. >> as the police search for kyron horman enters a new phase. >>> and, day 100 of the gulf oil disaster. the struggling businesses and musicians eager to help. ♪ it's all bp's fault >> it's wednesday, july 28th. >> from abc news, this is world news now. >> good morning. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson. >>> we begin with breaking news. a fatal airline plane crash in pakistan. >> our reporter is joining us on the phone with the latest on the story. this should have been a routine, two-hour flight, now it has ended tragically. >> reporter: correct, vinita. this was a pakistani airline passenger plane en route from karachi to islamabad. it crashed into the margalla hills encircling islamabad. the plane was in descent, it had lowered its landing gear, and it was just about three miles from the airport when it, due to bad weather, aviation au

. >> i'm in for the federal building you can see across pierce's 4:00 p.m. you can see a big crowd this is the people out there you can see more people at the end of the street to starting to arrive. for gathering and here in front there have been no. you can see the police are placed just to ensure nothing goes wrong power of a fan. >> for agent daniel checkback is used for the newscasts. it's got a bay area weather right now. >> the fog is clear back off shore once again this afternoon a live look for the golden gate bridge sunny skies here and it's all clear throughout the bay area. this has led to warmer temperatures in the north bay. our current conditions all in the '70s. 77 at buck, 75 santa rosa, 70 in san rafael are north bay locations are warmer same thing with our inland spots which are in the upper '70's and low 80's. it's cooler closer to the coast of putting a sunshine so feels real nice. here's a look of the difference between the past 24 hours it instead to the north and north bay that three see most of the warming occurs all sort balance of s

the chp says early sunday morning an officer stopped williams for speeding and weaving along 580. investigators say he was wearing body armor and heavily armed with a handgun, a shotgun and a rifle with armor piercing bullets. during the stop one officer stayed back to provide cover as the other officer first approached the car. in an instant he says he saw williams reach for his handgun and start shooting. with bullets flying all around them, officers retreated to the rear of their own police vehicle crouched down and began exchanging fire with the gunman. and then as additional units arrived they will retreat back even further behind the additional units because remember this guy is shooting high powered ammunition. of the 12 officers involved in the gunfight only a couple were hurt from flying glass, otherwise they're okay. by ron was hurt. he was shot in arms and legs. his body armor apparently protecting the rest of his body. he showed up in court today in a wheelchair. went before the judge to find out he now faces four charges of attempted murder of peace officers. given his history of the two convictions of bank robberies, if convicted he will never again see the light of day. >> boy, to se

the chp says early sunday morning an officer stopped williams for speeding and weaving along 5 # 0. he was wearing body armor and was heavily armed with a handgun, a shotgun, and a rifle with armor- piercing bullets. during the stop one officer stayed back to provide cover, as the other officer first approached the vehicle. in an instant he says he saw williams reach for his handgun and start shooting. with bullets flying all around them the officers retreat todd the rear of their own police vehicle, crouched down, and began exchanging fire with the gunman. and then, as additional units arrived they would retreat back even further behind those additional ones, because remember this guy is shooting high-powered ammunition. >> reporter: of the 12 officers involved in the gun fight only a couple got hurt from flying glass. otherwise, they are okay. williams was injured in both arms and legs. in fact, he was in a wheelchair to face the judge to learn he now faces four charges of attempted murder of peace officers, and considering the fact he has been tries convicted of bank robbery, if he is convicted again, he will never likely see the light of day. >> yup, third strike. thank you joe. >>> a

and $60 million apiece to repair the four piers mentioned as possible venues for the world class sporting event. pierce 30 and 32 along 50 and maybe pier 80. the economic boost is estimated to be $1.4 billion and 8800 jobs. >> on the job right now, jeff martinez, in for lisa argen. >> good morning. temperatures out there, kind of cool, 52 degrees in san francisco. some fog rolling over the golden gate. the runners running, as well. marathon well underway now. kind of wave after wave starting so it's going to be a nights day. clouds in the morning, sunshine in the afternoon. accu-weather forecast coming up. >> also coming up giants continue their second half surge with another road win in arizona. mike shumann has highlights the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. make a depositght. from anytime--make a det wit

. >> the weapon is identified at a bone crusher. it's a piercing type of weapon that's pretty sophisticated. >> reporter: authorities are now investigating the first inmate killing here at san quentin since 1997. reporting live at san quentin state prison, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a fairfield mother was charged today in the deaths of four children in an apartment fire. 24-year-old shatarra williams pled not guilty in a fairfield court today to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. her sister leticia james pled not guilty to the same charges earlier this month. women's three children and james' child died when candles sparked a fire in their apartment. the children had been left unattended. >>> the woman accused of taking part in the killing of a man was arraigned this afternoon. police say housley confessed to participating in the shooting death of 45-year-old kang. police say housley and her boyfriend george huggings robbed kang and a friend as they left a dental office on july 18th. kang was supposed to go to a job inter

the sponsor of the controversial arizona bill, russell pierce joins us and the reverend al sharpton. very powerful congressman. charlie rangel, 20-year democrat, has not striked a deal with the ethics committee yet, though that may still be in the works. the charges against him are stunning. frankly. 13 charges against him. extraordinarily powerful man. we'll look at in detail at those charges and why so many democrats are kind of mum on the whole thing. all that and more larry at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. anderson cooper and "ac 360." 200 or 300 cambodians are injured or killed by thousands of land mines that are still buried or active since being planted 30 years ago. cambodia has one of the highest numbers of active land mines worldwide. this week's "cnn hero" put many of those land mines in place when he was an 11-year-old soldier. today he revisits former battlefields for an entirely different crusade. watch. >> my name is aki ra. when i was 10 years old, they chose me to be a soldier. sometimes we were ordered to plant 4,000 to 5,000 min

the fire broke out just before 6:00 this evening at 2560 california street. that is between pierce and steiner. we do have a team on the way to the fire and we will update you as soon as possible. >>> all right, time for the weather now. that fog has been persistent. a lot of people getting tired of the fog. time to check in now with bill martin. >> weather has been persistent. not boring but just the same. we got a break to see the clearing out toward stinson beach. you guys are still a little foggy. the cliff house may be seeing a little bit of sun right now. in san francisco and the avenues, often times you get fog. but it's been a lot of fog issues. lindamar as well. let's take a peak here. we're going to go right through the five day forecast and reset. what we're looking at, the next couple of days, we're looking for more sunshine and a little bit warmer temperatures. we're going to have fog and low cloud coming in tonight. the extended forecast is for slightly warmment . we're not expecting a big warm up just not a big heat up. this is the reason why it's been here all sprin

>> what we look to is the performance and to see if anything has been pierced. now, we have gone through obviously one of the worst financial crisis since if anybody's lifetime. and as we move through this, and we come through the financial crisis, the only thing i can do is look at the existing portfolio and say that it is performing through this crisis and it is meeting the standards that we set. and i think our reviews were rigorous. i think the portfolios are withstanding the test of time in extremely difficult circumstances. >> all right. let me move on because it really does bring me to the next issue. which is that here is something that i want to particularly query mr. sullivan about and that's the following. the contracts that were written with counter parties like goldman provided for collateral calls on the, if there were declines on market value. now, i will stipulate at the fwee going that of course mr. casino was aware of this mr. frost was aware of this, mr. sun at a.i.g. financial products were aware of it. my understanding is there would be colla

and you can see here, when we lifted the brain up, you can see this foreign body, this metallic object, piercingd then, making a right angle over to the other side of the brain. in faking this out, the largest vessel of the brain is where my finger is located. it required a good deal of patience, of meticulous surgery, to go ahead and remove this. and leaving the child unscathed. >> he's unscathed now. and the prognosis? still very good? >> the prognosis is excellent. i think he is in perfect shape right now. and one thing we have to watch out for, long-term, is to make sure he doesn't develop an infection, since this is a dirty, foreign body. but certainly, he's doing well. and right now, he has no signs of any infection. he's the perfect baby. >> he is. dr. g, thank you very much. mr. jones, did you whisper to your grandson? a gift you're going to give him now? >> yes. my wife seems to think he's too small for a four-wheeler. but after going through this ordeal and coming through it, i think he deserves one. so, we're going do look into buying him one. >> i'll let you work that out with the mi