i do not think either cpmc or our city wants to see massive ingestion -- cut ingestion -- congestion. i and a stand that doctors do not want to ride muni -- -i can imagine doctors would be happy to get on a cpmc shuttle that takes them to different campuses. could you talk about what specific commitments are here with regards to shuttles and other coordination services? >> yes. they are proposing to expand their shuttle service. there is a proposed demand as they have as a part of the motion that wasomzú adopted that outlines the hours of operation, the frequencies, and where it is going, and the anticipated demand. that information is available. president chiu: the devil is always in the details. i would want to know if whether these shuttle services and would reduce these car trips around a hospital. i would like to know how many exactly a new car spaces we're talking about as far as the transit subsidy. we know this has 810-year life to it. -- a 10-year life to it. these are things we ought to discuss. >> thank you, supervisors. i want to speak about the financial contribution the

. -- inhalation, ingestion, and skin contact as well. studies were done and they found no significant health risks. i'm wondering if the -- what other studies did you site to say there is no significant health risk? the connecticut study looked at four different state agencies. there are couple of other studies that were done from 2008 that were not necessarily conclusive, but looked at a lot of the research. >> there is a number of studies. we refused -- reviewed them based on the comments on the draft. in terms of ingestion, they did a number of studies. we found the risks not to be significant. there are vapor inhalation studies. they did not result in a significant impact. they stated no public health risks in terms of ventilation. there was -- in terms of evaluation. there was a steady produced -- study produced on a sample of the height of four feet above the fields. ok. i will go through. 2009, there is a study. there is a 2010 study. there is a new york state study, conn studies, then there is a bainbridge island devaluation. the

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we put the peak hour because of the are of most ingestion and it's the hour we do most of our analysisedral hill comes in at about 600 net new. hunters point plan is 2000 plus. supervisor mar: you are estimating only 40% of the daily trips people will be driving to a hospital or medical needs only 40% are going to be driving? >> that is correct. supervisor chiu: how did you get to that? i think every other set of studies seems to indicate differently. >> we used a combination of different things. the transportation analysis guidelines through the van ness specialties district has split a based on earlier surveys the city did. -- a mode split of based on a earlier surveys the city did. supervisor chiu: there was anecdotal interviews than 11 years ago to get that data. -- when did you get your data? >> the surveys were conducted in 2001. supervisor chiu: so that was 11 years ago. there are not any real statistics related to that date at -- the data? >> i'm not sure -- do you know the nature of those services? >> the surveys done on employees were typical employee travel surveys. they ask

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i have noticed an increasing amounts of traffic ingestion, areas where construction is going on in traffic is not being managed around those sites. i met one lady who was on her way to the hospital. she was trying to negotiate around a project and and at driving into the project. damaging her car. my point to the transportation authority is i don't think you are really doing your job. you need to think about the public residents and tourists in this city. that's your biggest priority. to have all of these construction jobs going on at the same time has really reduced the quality of life in san francisco. secondly, we used to have a very nice system of traffic coming -- traffic calming done by local people who went into the city and drove their carriages. that was our traditional model. carriage horses are also solar powered. they eat grass that is powered by the sun and that propels them in their travel. i don't see any money in any of your budget or even in the $4 dmv tax increase that goes into any of that. which to me is pretty shocking because who are we in san francisco? what type of

a retired couple who ingested in tax free municipal take a hit because of the politicians lied.m all for work out before you get to bankruptcy. and john what do you say? >> i want to see the bankruptcies and see them in mass. it is really put the money away and it might reach the private sector and do good. bankruptcy is very healthy right now and i hope a lot of cities do it. when the tide goes out you can see them swim naked. the economy is great and pension cost go up and collapse happened. you can see who is dipping in development funds . after earthquakes . it is the greatest thing to see. let's go back to they faced the bankruptcy back in the 70s. they didn't start fight scream shouting and putting the city in bankruptcy. they brought together the politicians and the bond holders and the banks and they brought together the unions and you know where the money came from that saved the city? the unions loaned the city money from the pension funds. why are we not looking at solutions like this? >> and victoria, to rick unger's point. basically the supreme court judge did sign

the athletes have been on a vegetarian diet out of fears they will ingest a steroid.nce that used to breed leaner animals but considered a performance enhancing drug by the olympic community. what about your meat at home? can it have serious health effects? mark, good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> you are welcome. >> let's talk about this. is the coach right? could it have something to do with the meat or lack of meat, i should say? >> protein is important for athletes. it has nitrogen that affects the quality of tissue. if you take the meat out, it could affect their overall energy level. is it why they lost? i wouldn't say that but it's key. >> when you hear about plant based diet and green juices and dark greens, isn't it supposed to give you better function and more energy? you are saying without the meat, it's not enough? >> there's three main nutrients you need from a point of calories, carbohydrates, calories and fat. when you take protein out, you are not getting enough. you have carbs and fat, but you are not getting the nitrogen they need. they

she also told me that the doctor said he was severely dehydrated and he had ingested some of the dirty sewer water. when i was talking to her, i could hear the little boy crying in the background and she told me that he would fall asleep but when he would wake up, he immediately just started crying and calling for mom and dad. >> this kid is going to have nightmares for a long time. >> his mom did see him playing near this area, so rescue services thought he was very likely in the sewer. miraculously, that is where they found him. >> what kind of condition was he in when they found him? because he looks like he's not moving a lot there. >> the look on his face is so heart breaking. he looks exhausted and panicked and terrified all at once. >> i did speak to a rescue worker who was there, and she did say that when he saw that there were people there, he finally started opening his eyes. when they pulled him up, he really wasn't moving much and wasn't saying much. they believe that it was because he was in a state of shock. they pulled him out of the hole and then you see this woman, who

. >>> when ingested these substances cause short-term, hallucinations seizures and even psychosis. president obama's signed a law earlier this month. but health professionals say many manufacturers keep coming up with new chemical formulas not covered by laws federal agency this is a start and more enforcement action will come at lawrence for cbs news los angeles. campaign 2012 announce nightmare ronnie is trying to do damage control backtracking on comments he made about the london olympics. reporter jim crawford examines the controversy sparked the stories about the private security firm not have enough people that supposes strike of the immigration and in customs officials. it's not something which is encouraging. the airwaves and prime minister david cameron asked about discussions in london subway service defended the games' organizers. it's one of the biggest bass line cities. of course it's easier if you will be games in the middle of nowhere. but this is excellent highways and no cars this is a busily bustling city so inevitably a i'd have travel issues. he is making the po

garden, but some common plants found in nurseries are poisonous and can harm children or pets if ingested. our reporter has the details. >> you see them often, tall, flowering plants. you may know them better as foxglove. we have found plenty of them for sale. but as often happens, this one can also be toxic. >> if you plant it in a garden and you see a little bite mark in the leaf and your son or daughter holding them leave, you need to water. >> the entire plant is considered poisonous according to the usda and eating it can be fatal. in most cases with small doses, we are talking about an upset stomach. foxglove is not the only concern. daffodils are also toxic, as well as philodendron. >> when they get into the mouth, it can cause it to swell and potentially cut off breathing. >> since there are not usually any warning labels, plant owners we spoke with often have no idea. >> i think it absolutely should be labeled. sometimes people need to be protected. >> it is a very popular flower. those are things that are not common knowledge. >> we bought both of these foxglove plant from home

. >> the allergies present early in life as are soon within a few times after the food ingested.peanut, i would say majority of kids we sea with peanut allergy, are presenting before the age of two years. >> the most severe reactions can cause things like repetitive coughing, shortness of breath and breathing. if you suspect food allergies take your child to a pediatrician's office for an update as quickly as possible. >>> we are getting a break from the heat. the scorching temperatures from last week claimed lives statewide. officials say 8 people died between mondays and saturday. that brings the total to 18 dead as a result of heat related issues. all but two were maryland residents. >>> president obama is on the campaign trail, in iowa with a family there showing how much more they would have paid if the bush era tax cuts were extended to the middle class. first lady is campaigning in florida, in orlando, also in miami, making stops on behalf of her husband. president's opponent, presumptive opponent for november in colorado, mitt romney is hosting a town hall meeting in gran

a grandmother and her boyfriend are under arrest after allegedly allowing her grandson to ingest crack cocain. cocaine. this is ebony daniel, the grandmother and her boyfriend charlie martin. after they found out the baby had eaten the crack, they didn't even call the hospital. after the baby got sick, they finally took the child to a doctor. neighbors are angered this could even happenn on their street. 3 i have five grandbabies like my own and it just hurts me, i just hope that the baby is okay the child's 17 year old mother was at the house when the baby ate the crack, but police are still investigating her roll. after two nights in intensive care the child is expected to be fine but will be placed with social services. it was just another day at the car wash... until this car rolls in. in.a surveillance camera at a new jersey car wash captures a white station wagon driving through the parking lot... and straight into the river.two employees... and a man in the brown shirt rush to the driver's aid. the 82 year old woman behind the wheel walks away from the accident... and says the w

a woman ingesting one of those wire bristles. her advice for her. >>> and we're lighten up with some youngsters just playing around. >>> good morning. happy fourth of july. >> yes. we got our patriotic colors on today. we're good. >> i'm sunny hostin in for paula faris. >> i'm rob nelson. ho happy fourth. millions under record heat. many struggling without power, days after the deadly storms in the east. still, though, the celebrating and the fireworks are on today. but this morning, aggressive reminder about leaving all that fun to the pros. >>> fireworks danger on display even before the holiday. the quiet of this new hampshire neighborhood shattered by loud explosions last night when something went horribly wrong with a homeowners annual fireworks disply. the fireworks exploded on the back deck of a home, injuring nine people. seven of them rushed to the hospital. >> our firefighters found multiple people that had been injured. burns ranging from minor to serious. >> reporter: among the injured, three children. >> extent of th

america's most famous competitive eating contest, but it's about a lot more than the number of hotdogs ingested also about the money. the winners walk away with $10,000. that kind of cash attracts all kinds of characters and a big crowd. many spectators are glad they are watching and not participating. do you want to be in this contest? >> no. >> reporter: okay. why not? >> because they eat too much hotdogs. >> reporter: some may question whether this is actually a sport, but fans point out most competitor s do train. chestnut works out four days a week and it seems to be working. lands pinkston, cbs news, brook -- randall pinkston, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> some big eaters from d.c. did awfully well, the women's eater sonya thomas from alexandria while the second place women's finisher juliette lee is from jermantown, maryland. i'm with that little girl. they do eat too much hotdogs. >> i can't do hotdogs, but if it were sweets, cupcakes or cookies, can i put those away? >> how many cupcakes in 10 minutes? >> maybe 20. i don't know. >> goodness. >> little ones, red velvet? bring it on.

inhaling it, ingesting, eating it or skin absorption, coming in contact with it. nuclear device, there's different types, there's nuclear dirty bombs radioactive release. incendiary incident, any kind of mechanical or electrical device used to start a fire. different nerve factors. the department of transportation, explosive devices take place, some indicators in environment, are you looking for any type of unattended packages or boxes in high risk areas, liquids, mist -- this is going to be a biological or chemical release. numerous sick or dead animals or birds. any objects that does not seem right, do you want to touch it? i'm not sure what this is, let me jostle it around. no, no, don't do that. move away and report it. remember that. a cell phone, a call, calling 911, using your cell phone may detonate that device. so obviously don't use your cell phone. go to a hard wire phone, land line phone, outside, and call 911. what do we do as first responders. when we come up do we use our walkie talkies or radio? no. you go to a hard wire phone, call it in and get t

it is about a lot more than the number of hot dogs ingested. it's also about the money. the winners walk away with $10,000. that kind of cash attracts all kinds of characters and a big crowd. many spectators are glad they are not in it. do you want to be in this contest? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> they eat too many hot dogs. >> reporter: some question whether this is a sport. chestnut works out four days a week and trains for it. it seems to be working. randall pinkston, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> from brooklyn to our studios here in washington d.c., good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> i'm andrea roane. >> did you know she is the champion hamburger eater? >> with a knife and fork. >> we have the photos to prove it. >> that's it. [ laughter ] >> doesn't he look nice wearing new orleans saints colors? >> just for youp. >> unknowingly. >> unwittingly. >> happy accident. >> my job is to make her happy. >> you might want to take that off when you are outside b

when you have a population of people living on top of a superfund site and you know that they are ingesting it and you know that they are -- there is soiled paper -- soil vapor in their home, and you do not check on their welfare, whose job is that? that is one thing i started doing with the help of google. we are treating the people reporting registry where these communities on the superfund sites can get to me and began to report what is happening networ. they do not with their health and it is startling what we're starting to see. as i said to you earlier, drinking green water, frogs turning into hermaphrodites is not acceptable. or we get hung up is when a community and people, those with cancer, we have 59 people with khalil blast, -- glilastoma brain tumors. there are thousands of them. 4000 on my map today. yet no agency wants to look at it because the politics get involved. what i am concerned about is if the agencies are going to be like that, let's just say. maybe we should not have this agency. maybe we had better create another one that would provide that oversight so we can get

they are expecting significant transit ingestion and they suggest we consider a traffic mitigation fund to really ensure we're not going to seek total and utter gridlock at the site. do you have any reason to challenge with the county transportation authority concluded? >> i do not, and as you will see the cathedral hill campus does produce a significant amount of avoidable impact that those intersections that i will cover in just a moment. supervisor are 30 or so of these significant and unavoidable -- >> i will get to that in just one second. thank you for your questions. i a understand where you're coming from and we will be getting back to you on those issues. speaking of the number of impacts, there has been confusion about the way the transportation chapter has been structured. ir tracks 152 impact statements and i want to drill down on this issue because of the confusion. many people think it identified 152 transportation impacts, want to tell what the profit -- but the impact really are. we apply them to every single campus in the long-range development plan. we also applied une

tyrannical if traffic break copley fell completely reopen your very shortly ingesting some slight swellingnsors. otherwise your drive times to the east bay so far it free and clear was down 580 the nimitz and the got to mobile 5 with a sexually crews knees bent out to the left so overall not too bad this morning and quick ride dollar down toward san leandro elsewhere to the san mateo bridge and the lights at right side of your screen was brown 92 is still about a 13 minute drive time at his word. so no major issues across the san mateo bridge if you have any questions turned to kcbs their real partners in a fine that i was 69 fm. as traffic for the dinner friday. i was assigned to techie perry some wide awake. and i'm still have a slave. local onondagas sense will insure to some of the ballet's although they still remain clear and some with their fields the fifties around the bay area to start the day as we head toward the afternoon temperatures will rebound a bit '60s and '70s around the bay and '60s were the coastline high pressure starts to build and on the for corestates and that's jus

everyone has ingested a sort of frank kind of jim crow mentality. >> the undertaker. >> yes. >> steven wahl's mother's undertaker testifies, and tellingly, it's a white undertaker, and the one thing that he says is oh, i definitely thought that steven wahl's mother was black was because her corpse smelled black. just completely absurd. >> we say that -- we sigh to that, and we should. understand that this mentality, this jim crow mentality, it invaded our very senses. people believed at that time that you could touch -- you can discern black skin by touching it. that blacks had sort of a different aura and odor. a completely different temperament, and this was enshrined actually in the cannon of law. so you sit there reading this and the watch the judge just say these things over and over. so you see steven would -- the other thing i want to say, is i can identify with steven wahl. my family's not that grand. my great-grandfather missed being born a slave by 90 days. he was conceived in a relationship between a slavemaster and his mother, who was an enslaved woman. just barely born fre