this ordinance also adopts the slade lock and the reporting program which was approved by the board of supervisors in 2009 as apart of the eri report. there's no mitigations required. i'm going to have nanny vice come over and give you a fiefsh minute review of the site followed by stephanie from the department of public health. >> good afternoon, my name is nancy vice and i'm with consultants. i'm a california certified engineer geologist and i've been doing environmental projects for 30 years and i've been working with puc on this project for six years and i'm going to give you history of the site a little on the remediation status and our final steps for development. >> it operated for 100 years and 1/3 of the site is northern pacific rail road which operated for 50 years until 1960. these were old operating factories and old operating sites and there were residual materials left that needed to be cleaned up. and those clean ups are ongoing with the california department of toxic substance control which we call tsc and they're the authority. they have the authority through the healt

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. >> reporter: 22-year-old,daron wills, slade gunfire out of tina's nightclub.was tracked down and taken into custody shortly after the incident and was charged with five counts of first degree assault. he is held on one million dollars bond. wills admitted to the involvement of the shooting getting into a fight over a woman. told police he discarded his weapon nearby. cops found his loaded 40 caliber handgun which he has a valid permit he was legally registered to carry the weapon. wills es a mother gave interview. her son had the permit because he worked in security. his friends told her that he got jumped in the club. they found a small amount of pot. wills is expected to be arraigned today. if you have further information call the stamford detective bureau. martha: lucky he didn't hurt anybody in that situation. thank you, laura. >> thanks. bill: attorney general eric holder say critics of president are motivated because he is african-american. we'll have republican senator rob portman out of ohio. martha: struggling to handle thousands of illegal immigrants

yeah, i think "obvious child," it's about a young woman who -- a stand-up comedian played by jenny sladeht stand, finds herself pregnant and decides to terminate the pregnancy. it's a movie that deals very frankly and honestly and matter-of-factually with abortion. and i think it's a movie that will certainly outrage people who are opposed to abortion who don't think that it could ever be dealt with in a comic way. but i think what it tries to do and succeeds in doing is sort of say, well, you know, this is something that happens in real life. like anything that happens, it has, you know, some humorous potential as well as some serious potential. i think it's a very well done, very honest and interesting movie. >> all right. we will look to see what you say about "planet of the apes" after you go tonight. we look forward to that. but always great to have you here, tony. thank you so much. it is a great list. >>> up next, members of congress often take free trips. they do so overseas lavishly, but at least they have to report it at the end of the year. well, not anymore. the big change on