marlena was two inches taller than abby. she still had her wisdom teeth, abby didn't. all signs that could have been discovered in an autopsy, but one wasn't done until five days after the accident. the medical examiner's office blamed the delay on a heavy case load. >> i think as long as human beings are involved in te kwags, all you can hope for is that the best trained, best motivated, best qualified folks attend to your needs and that's what happened here. happened here. it's a mistake. >> reporter: it's a case of mistaken identity that's happened before, in a strikingly similar fashion. in 2006, wit nooe and laura were returning to their college campus in indiana when the car they were riding in was hit by a truck. authorities say said one died, the other survived. the family believed laura survived. in this case, things weren't adding up. >> she was saying her name was whitney. and other things that were personal that led the family to believe this wasn't their family. >> reporter: dental records >> reporter: dental records confirmed the shocking truth. it was wh

and you play anita hoffman, the wife of abbie. and you were quoted at the time as saying that "this is a film i'm doing in part because i'm liberal. you're not going to see me in the charlton heston story." uh-huh. was that a good experience, and did you get to know anita? i did; i did get to know anita a little bit. she passed away shortly after i met her. she was very wonderful. i got to do--i'm not really an actor who tends to do roles that require a lot of research, back story, interviews, things of that nature. this was a movie that did. i was very pleased to do a lot of reading, research, interviews, meeting of people at the time, you know, who were significant in her life, meeting anita a number of times, talking to her, meeting abbie hoffman's children, friends of abbie hoffman, former yippies, and meeting tom hayden and this, that, and the other, reading many memoirs and books. so i was very pleased to do it and very pleased to do that film. it was not a big box office success. you know, in fact, most people, when i was m

but stunning news, abby is alive and in the hospital.ily and friends held a car wash to pay for funeral expenses. but now that money will be used for her medical care. >> we're all angry at the situation. i mean, this is a week that we could have been at her side and telling her to fight. maybe it would have given her more strength. >> reporter: abby remains in very critical officials. officials had to use dental records to positivitily identify her. bill weir, abc news. >> marlena's family is now making funeral plans instead of praying for her quick recovery. >>> investigators in salt lake city of looking into a fireworks mishap. the frightening explosions were cas hundreds of people ran for safety. a fire spokesman called it a catastrophe. the damage could have been more disastrous. ten people were hurt though none seriously. >>> the tv show "jersey shore" of course is a big hit with millions of fans but the governor of new jersey, well, he's not amused. governor chris christie told jake tapper that the show is not good. >> mtv's jt je

marlena was two inches taller than abby. she still had her wisdom teeth, abby didn't. appendectomy. all signs that could have been discovered from an autopsy. but one wasn't done until five days after the accident. dental records and fingerprints officially confirmed the mix-up. the medical examiner's office blamed the delay on a heavy case load. >> i think as long as human beings are involved in the equation, all that you can hope for is that the best trained, best motivated, best qualified folks attend to your needs. and that's what happened here. it's a mistake. >> reporter: officials in arizona have said there is no internal investigation under way, but do acknowledge there is a flaw in the system. >> clearly, there must be ways that we can look at this with fresh eyes and say, is there anything else from an additional standpoint that we can do to add that extra level of precaution? >> reporter: marlena cantu's father just hopes good can come from this painful mistake. >> something has to be done. some good -- i mean, it's got to be -- something's got to be correct

abby is alive, and in the hospital.er family and friends held a car wash today to pay for funeral expenses, but now that money will be used for her medical care. >> we're all angry at the situation. i mean -- this is a week that, you know, we could have been by her side and telling her to fight and maybe it would have given her more strength. >> reporter: abby remains in very critical condition. officials had to use dental records to positively identify her. >>> to sports now, and in paris, 27-year-old alberto contador of spain won the tour de france for the third time, and did it without taking a single stage of this year's race. lance armstrong, racing in his final tour, finished 23rd. >>> and the baseball hall of fame inducted its newest honorees today, including andre dawson, manager whitey herzog, and for the first time, a musician. john fogerty was honored for writing "center field," which is played at every induction ceremony. >>> and still ahead, comic books under pressure. will this childhood staple staple in t

you can tell us how is abby doing this morning?the hospital this morning, she's still in critical condition. >> and how is the family doing? i just can't imagine the roller coaster of emotions you all have been on. >> everybody -- her family hasn't left her side. they've stayed at the hospital. of course they're tired and exhausted, but they're not going to leave. they're going to stay there to support their daughter. >> i know that the family met with the arizona department for public safety yesterday looking for an explanation and part of that explanation was simply that the offices has been overloaded, they had a backlog of bodies. what's the reaction to that as an explanation? >> well, we did not actually meet with dps yesterday. they had a press release. we saw what you saw on the news. so we were told they were backlogged. we were told from the beginning that they -- well, i should say we were told on saturday when we found out that abby was alive that they had 120 bodies just in that week and that people were on vacation, th

abby survived, marlena did not. but for six days, their families thought it was the other way around, the victims of a deadly mix-up. the guerras were planning a funeral for a daughter that was very much alive. >> nobody should have to go through this. >> including abby's friends. she was a star on the soccer team in evansville, indiana. and some of her friends had already made the grim trip to arizona for her f-- to indiana for her funeral. >> the hospital apologized, saying it was difficult to identify the woman that was alive because she was struggling with her injuries. but they said they should have seen it. the father who thought his daughter was alive but was otherwise says the grieving is very hard. >> abby is at rest. the family is devastated. they grieved all week and abby is in very grave condition. >> this is abby guerra's mother and marlena's aunt. good morning. >> good morning. >> obviously, our prayers are there for a speedy recovery, and i know as i say that, your thoughts and prayers also go out to

they reported that abby, college sophomore had died at the scen cantu was believed was transported to the hospital and clinging to life. >> we were thiing it was her. >> what no one knew the young woman was abby and was marlena that died. family and friends held a carwash sunday that was supposed to pay for the funeral. money had will now be used for her medical expenses. >> we could have been by her side and telling her to. >> it's happened before. four years ago in indiana, two girls in a car on the way back were hi by a truck. laura died. whitney was in critical condition. but because of a mix-up it was the wrong family that held a funeral a when doctors removed the bandages, bot families were told it's a mistake. >> it's the same feeling in phoenix as this family mourns and another fami holds on to hope. >> we're stil in shock. this is something we never expected. >> so how could something like this happen? we hope to get answers from the medical examiner at a news conference scheduled for today in arizona. >> state of california is alerting consumers about a recall of product. th

today, after a week of grieving, abby guerra's family has their daughter back, though still in criticaldition. >> it's a miracle but we feel angry because we mourned all week. >> reporter: marlena cantu's family is just beginning to mourn. today, dental records positively identified her remains a week after she died. david wright, abc news, washington. >>> when we return, the dam that stood for nearly a century, ledpled after one watery day. er one watery day. [ male announcer ] ziploc presents ziplogic. ♪ 4 lbs of sirloin, but only wrap half, i'll just throw it out anyway. [ male announcer ] we throw out over $500 in food every year. help save more of it with new ziploc freezer bags featuring the smartzip seal. edge-to-edge protection you can hear. now that's ziplogic. ziploc freezer bags with the new smartzip seal. get ziploc. and get more out of it. now try ziploc containers with the smartsnap seal. [ female announcer ] sc johnson. a family company. ♪ [ upbeat instrumental ] [ rattling ] [ gasps ] [ rattling ] [ laughing ] [ announcer ] close enough just isn't good enough. - if your

they reported that abby, a college sophomore had died at the scene.antu was believed was transported to the hospital and clinging to life. >> we were thinking it was her. >> what no one knew the young woman was abby and was marlena that died. family and friends held a carwash sunday that was supposed to pay for the funeral. money had will now be used for her medical expenses. >> we could have been by her side and telling her to. >> it's happened before. four years ago in indiana, two girls in a car on the way back were hit by a truck. laura died. whitney was in critical condition. but because of a mix-up it was the wrong family that held a funeral a when doctors removed the bandages, both families were told it's a mistake. >> it's the same feeling in phoenix as this family mourns and another family holds on to hope. >> we're still in shock. this is something we never expected. >> so how could something like this happen? we hope to get answers from the medical examiner at a news conference scheduled for today in arizona. >> state of california is alert

there's really no good excuse. >> reporter: but abby still isn't out of the clear.y, and a collapsed lung. in los angeles, don guevara. rob, vinita, back to you. >>> two russian astronauts are taking a walk this morning outside the international space station. they're basically the outer space version of tv repairmen. the astronauts are replacing a video camera and improving cable connections to the lab's newest module. one crew member remarked on the beauty outside the space station. >>> and now a look at your weather across the country. severe storms with a threat of tornados from the dakotas to peran. thunderstorms likely froa toharln heavy rain in the sout and central rockies. >> phoenix climbs to 105. 80s from seattle to sacramento. 92sas 90 in chica the entire east coast hovers around the 90 degree mark today. >>> the tampa bay rays are now on the right s history. >> 26-year-old tamp his team's first no-hitter last night defeating the detroit tigers 5-0. this was the fifth no-hitter thrown this season. ironically, two of them were thrown against the rays. they

abby on the right. but things didn't add up. marlena was two inches taller than abby. she had her wisdom teeth, and abby didn't. and marlena had a scar on her abdomen from an appendectomy. all this could have been discovered by an autopsy. why wasn't one performed until five days after the accident? the officer of the examiner blamed a heavy case load. officials they followed procedures but no system is perfect. >> i don't know how in the future you always negate mistakes, as long as humans are in the equation. >> something has to be done. some of this -- i mean, it's got to -- something's got to be corrected. >> reporter: officials admit there's no internal investigation under way. but they say they do want to look at this with fresh eyes. now, as for abby, robin and george, her family says they lost her once. they don't want to lose her twice. >> i can't imagine what the family's going through. >> no. andrea, thank you very much. >>> now, there are new clues trickling out about the biggest wedding of the summer. chelsea clinton, set to tie the knot saturday in rhineb

mixup after a tragic car accident that left one woman dead and one seriously injured. 19-year-old abby's funeral was scheduled for today until officials discovered saturday that her body had been mistaken for the other passenger in the car and abby is, in fact, alive. but still in critical condition. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,424 after gaining 102 points on friday. the s&p added 8 and the nasdaq rose 23. taking a look at overseas trading this morning in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 72 points, while in hong kong the hang seng went up 24. >>> the man who seemingly couldn't say or do anything right in the wake of the disastrous bp oil spill is on the way out. as we told you at the top of the show, according to reports, bp's tony hayward, whose bumbling added insult to oil spill injury for the gulf coast is stepping down as ceo. an official announcement is expected later today. >>> elsewhere, speaking this weekend, treasury secretary tim geithner said allowing the bush tax cuts which he called tax cuts for the wealthy to expir

>> abby, no more guessing. credit cards, he purchased a hunting knife. >> the murder weapon. >> the point and spine of this matches the wound patterns of all five victims. tavis: you must know something that other folk on tv do not. you're in season seven. tavis: up against "american idol" no less. >> always have been. tavis: you're my man, first of all. >> you're my man. tavis: how do the heck to you survive seven seasons up against that? >> tavis, we concentrated on doing the work. that's the only thing that's in our control. i don't think any of us have been surprised by the success. it's odd that here in year seven we have had more success than ever before, but i also think it's earned success. and honestly earned, too, by the way. i think we have had changes and we have gotten better with those changes. we're talking about rocky carroll earlier and i think rocky coming to this cast has meant something for this cast as other changes have. so whether we're changing in front of the camera, behind the camera,

abby guerra was the one in the hospital. >> you're happy, mad, sad.n it. it's a lot of different stuff. >> reporter: the cantu family released this statement saying only the family's spirit and prayers are with the guerra family as the cantu family now moves forward in taking care of marlena and laying her to rest. it's a tragic case of mistaken identity that sadly has happened before, in a strikingly similar fashion. in 2006, whitney cerak and laura vanryn were returning to their college campus in indiana when the vehicle they were riding in was hit by a truck. because of the mix-up, it was cerak's family who held the funeral and vanryn was in the hospital. it was five weeks later when the girl regained consciousness that both families were told there had been a horrible mistake. back in phoenix, abby guerra is in critical condition this morning, as her family has moved from planning her funeral to her hospital bedside. >> we need everybody's thoughts and prayers is what we need. >> yesterday, guerra's family and friends held a fund-raiser. it was or

teammates were getting ready to attend her funeral when they got the news. >> to me the news that abbyuerra had not died, while surprising, was something that made me feel like this is great, there's a chance. >> this isn't first time this type of heartbreaking mix-up has made headlines. in 2006 whitney serac and her friend laura van ryn were in an accident and their identities were mixed up. for weeks the van ryns thought they were sitting by laura's bedside only to find out it was whitney serac and their doubt her not made it. the seracs have talked about mixed emotions that they have even though whitney survived. >> still a bitter sweet moment for me because i know when we get together with them we have our daughter and they don't have their doubter. >> right now marlena can't urkts's family has to go through the painful process of learning to live without her. all they want is an answer about how this mix-up occurred >> you can't explain. i mean, there's so much grief. >> can't even begin to imagine. >>> the maricopa county medical examiner's office says case overload and a delay w

the guerra family was told abby died at the scene.dent, they learned there had been a mixup. that it was 21-year-old marlena cantu who died, and abby was alive and in critical condition in a phoenix hospital. >> i mean, you're ecstatic for one. it's a miracle. but in the same, you feel angry because we've mourned all week. >> reporter: friends of marlena cantu say her family is devastated to learn she is dead. after standing over the bed of a badly injured girl who turned out to be someone else's child. >> disgusted that it happened this way. i'm disgusted it happened at all, but especially this week. >> reporter: over the week enthe guerra family held a car wash to raise money for abby's funeral. now that money will be used to pay her medical expenses and to contribute to the funeral costs of her friend, marlena cantu. hattie kauffman, cbs news, los angeles. >> a similar story in the midwest about a year ago. >> there was a couple years ago, yeah. >>> dave is at the weather board. lots going on out there to talk about this morning. g

abby is alive and in the hospital. her family and friends held a car wash to pay for funeral expenses. but now that money will be used for her medical care. >> we're all angry at the situation. i mean, this is a week that, you know, we could have been by her side and telling her to fight, and you know, maybe it would have given her more strength. >> reporter: abby remains in very critical condition. officials had to use dental records to positively identify her. bill weir, abc news. >>> at least 19 people are dead after a stampede at a german music festival. organizers of the love parade face some tough questions about crowd control. hundreds of thousands of people were funneled through a single highway underpass into this site. witnesses describe a very desperate scene as people literally piled up on top of each other or scrambled over others who had fallen. >>> hundreds gathered outside paris to mark ten years since the disastrous concorde air crash. shortly after taking off the supersonic jet plowed into a hotel. al

meanwhile abby guerra is in hospital in phoenix in critical condition.d was shaved for brain surgery. her face is swollen. her family didn't want to comment and neither did the hospital. matt? >> it's a tragic story. thank you very much. >>> let us turn now -- sorry about that -- for a check of the weather for mr. roker. >> our hearts go out to both families and the young man who was killed in the car crash as well. let's see what's happening for the day and the week ahead. we have a risk of above normal temperatures from the gulf coast into the rockies and we have above normal temperatures in the pacific northwest. midweek period the heat comes back to the midwest with the heat not as bad as it was. above normal temperatures in the pacific northwest. in the latter part of the week, below normal temperatures. temperatures c >>> and here is the reason why we see cool temperatures again. low clouds and pretty thick marine layer of more than 2,000 feet thick. no trouble getting to the trivalley this morning to the sierra. busy morning, south of lake tao sho

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i'm abby from st. francis memorial hospital. i'm delighted to be here today to -- to answer any questions that you may have about our institutional master plan. it is very straightforward, -- i -- so i'm just here to take any questions that you might have. >> great, thank you. >> like to open it up for public comment on this -- this institutional master plan issue. >> matt? >> item 15. >> i think there was confusion because the other one also i believe is for the other item. so -- okay. thank you. any public comment on the i.m.p. at this time? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners. commissioner borden? >> i move to close the hearing and accept the i.m.p. >> second. >> antonini. thank you, i'm in agreement with that. i thought it was well done and i particularly liked the history of the buildings. and i thought we were -- we were fortunate to have combination of some very good newer architecture on 1199, bush and then 909 hyde which i'm hopeful -- i think has a lot of historic potential -- and it can remain as part

authorities said that abbie guerrero died in a car crash last week in arizona. but she actually survived, although she is still fighting for her life. she played for the university of evansville. most of her teammates and coaches and friends had flown to arizona to attend her funeral. >> we're there to support abbie, her family and one another. as you can imagine, this continues to be a very emotional roller coaster for everyone involved. >> guerrero underwent surgery and is still in critical condition. >>> congress is about to tackle a hot potato raising taxes on the wealthiest americans to help the deficit. president obama wants to keep the bush tax cuts for people earning less than $250,000 a year. but the administration plans to follow through on a campaign promise ending the bush tax cuts for the richest 2% to 3% of americans. their tax rate would go up 4%. and republicans say in this economy, that would be a job killer. >> business people say to me over and over again, i will create no new jobs in this environment because the uncertainty is too frightening

investigators realized their mistake after using dental records to identify the girl and realize highway abbylive. >> we could have been by her side and given her more strength. >> she remains in very critical condition. now, the family of the 21-year-old who thought yesterday their daughter was alive is dealing with the realization that she died in the wreck. you can hear much more on "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> back the work in the gulf, chief executive of bp may be out of work by the end of today. they are going to vote on tony hayward's fate and reports are that he will be ousted. >> he famously made wrong predictions. >> the environmental impacts is likely to be very modest. >> in pristine waters and the ultimate gaffe in the gulf. >> now, tony hayward may have his wish -- at a bp board motorcycle he is expected to be forced out replaced by bob dudley who's low key style is different than the brit. there is a lingering anger. >> the surprising response, forgiveness. >> i think he cede lot of bad things, but we regret saying things later. i feel sorry for him. >> work on

this is princess abbie. the ugliest dog in the world, but i think the first was uglier. a club, save and a beauty. defense, not helping in the 6th. rios with a grounder to pennington and it is 2-0. oakland down 3-0 and they finally get to mark burly in this game. kouzmanoff come on down and a 3-1 game. but the a's couldn't do much else with b ru ley on the one-year an anniversary of his perfect game, a four-hitter. before the game, suzuki talked about his new deal. >> they gave me that four-year deal and gave me that security and showed me the confidence of we want you here, we want you here, and we want to win with you here. it shows me a lot of kv. -- confidence. >> only two races left in the tour de france. saturday's time trial will determine the winner, just eight seconds apart. stage 18 and 123 miles. tom cruise and cameron diaz waiting at the finish. it is his fourth stage win this year and 14th overall. he is leading eight seconds. and floyd landis will be on "night lynn" which is just a couple minut

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for example, last year our sentinel for health award winner was private practice, the abby's alcoholism story. i don't know if you saw that one. but it was a wonderful portrayal of a professional woman. you know, she's an m.d.; she's very well respected in her field. she's an alcoholic and having a problem. and she actually goes into treatment, comes out, goes back to work, and eventually has a relapse. so this episode was about relapse. one thing we know about portrayals of alcoholism and drug addiction in television comes from our tv monitoring project. we did an analysis of shows...800 shows from...no, it's almost 1,000 shows from 2004 to 2006 and what we found was that 29 percent of these episodes portrayed drug use and 33 percent of them portrayed alcoholism. only 6 percent of those alcoholism storylines actually talked about alcohol abuse or alcohol as a problem. so one thing we know is that people are actually seeing people drinking and taking drugs on screen and not as much discussion about intervention, treatment, and recovery. so it's really important that we inspire writers w

abby guerra is fighting for her life here at st. joseph's hospital. she has under gone multiple surgeries. and her family is holding a constant vigil by her bedside as authorities have begun to speak out about how they could have possibly confused guerra with her very best friend, marlena cantu. >> it's a mistake. >> reporter: arizona officials made a public apology to the families. a week ago marlena cantu and her best friend abby guerra were in a car accident while driving with three other friends from disneyland in california, back to their hometown outside phoenix. cantu died and the other survived. somehow medical and emergency crews confused the girls' identity, a mistake that was not cleared up for nearly a week. >> i would like to take this opportunity on behalf of arizona department of public safety to offer our collective sincere apologies. >> reporter: officials say right after the accident they spent five hours trying to determine the girls' identities. hospital officials added it was a trauma situation and it was not easy to identify guer

the family of 19-year-old abby was planning her funeral after being told she died in a car crash lastntal records show it was her 21-year-old friend who died. she is in a phoenix hospital where the other girl's family sat vigil all last week thinking she was their daughter. now to australia where a group of sailors delivered a message on a bottle on 1250 plastic bottles to be exact. they were used to make a 60-foot catamaran held together by glue made from sugar and cashew nuts strong enough for the trip from san francisco all to raise awareness about pollution and the ocean. and coming up next, a cure for the uncommon heat in steve hartman's assignment america. hartman's assignment america. çú hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? isn't this the yogurt that, you know... helps regulate yo digestive system. trust me. it is beyond tasty. mmm. this is really good! new best tasting activia ever! taste it, love it, or it's free! i'm from the gulf coast. my family spends a lot of time here. i have a personal interest in ensuring that we get this job done right. i'm keith sei

by her family to be dead is actually alive after a case of shocking mistaken identity. 19-year-old abbyuerra's family was told she was killed in a car accident last week. it turns out she survived and is still in the hospital in critical condition. officials apparently confused her with another victim from the same accident. >>> north korea is threatening to retaliate with nuclear weapons against the u.s. and south korea this morning as those two countries carry on their largest war games in years off the coast of the korean peninsula. the "uss george washington" is leading the maneuvers with ships. >>> former dictator fidel castro is reclaiming the spotlight. the 83-year-old made his first reported appearance outside of cuba's capital city since intestinal surgery forced him to give up power four years ago. castro wore an olive green shirt similar to the military uniform he wore for nearly a half a century. >>> and finally, given the current heat wave, check this out. the world's first doggie ice cream truck. the k99 van was in london's regent park serving up soy ice cream to these can

we are going to talk to abby gara's aunt who still hasn't heard an explanation for the mix-up.e'll hear from the family also this morning of the young girl who they thought was alive and realized has died. we'll get the latest on that. our dream job series kicks off this morning with our own julie chen testing her culinary skills at french laundry with thomas keller. how about that. >> i'll tell you how about that. she apparently was at french laundry and didn't invite us! [ laughter ] but then again, harry wasn't invited, either. >> we'll see how that goes. all that and a lot more. >> thank you. >>> 6:53. a bay area police officer is retiring. the latest headlines when we come back. >> plus, we'll show you a man who sang for 80 hours and the celebration his town gave him after his feat. check of today's top stories: the oakland city council last,,, what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster.

he said the hospital determined that 19-year-old abby guerara survived the crash, not his daughter, cantu. but the hospital mistakenly went to him and said it was his daughter. it was assumed that guerara had died. >> we want answers. it's an abomination. >> the hospital's vice president says it was very difficult to identify the woman whos was hospitalized because she was so badly injured and they do look somewhat alike. >> taking a look back on this date in history, in 1996, a pipe bomb loaded with nails exploded during the olympic games in atlanta. it happened during a free concert in centennial park. it killed one woman and injured more than 100 others. another bombing in atlanta and one in alabama created evidence to tie the attacks to eric rudol rudolph. >> espn reporter erin andrews will join others today to lobby on capitol hill on behalf of other stalking victims. she was stalked by a man who posted private video of her. she said she's still a video because that video can never be erased online. today she will push for tougher laws that would make stalking a crime. >> our laws ar

host: in "politico," abbie phillips writes that "for many liberals this is the summer of their discontent. they are now contemplating a slowing economic recovery and a good chance that republican gains in november could make it even more difficult to enact the obama agenda. two recent essays framed the debate raging within the progressive community over why obama has not lived up to their expectations and have liberals should proceed. journalist eric alderman called the obama presidency a big disappointment for progressives and blames a broken system that he says allows a minority party to rule with impunity and the special interests and big money to dictate legislative policy." we want to remind you that in about half of an hour we will be talking with susan ferrechio about the summer agenda for congress. she is the chief congressional correspondent with "the washington examiner," she will be here at 7:45. delaware, democratic line, go ahead. hello? may? may is not there. let's take a look at twitter. we have a message, "i think that the republicans will take control and our country will

>> director abby and my team have been working on that very hard. we are looking forward to getting a december 1 target date permitting approximately 5,000 megawatts of power, mostly in solar and wind and geothermal in places like utah where you have wind, solar, and geothermal projects up and running in utah. it is a significant part of our new portfolio and it is something that the president has prioritized and it is something that we have worked with the congress to make it happen. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> mr. secretary, everyone here believes and hopes that our priorities need to be to stop the leak, clean up the oil and address the needs of the communities and hold bp accountable. you have stated in the past and that under your watch, the department will take very seriously the importance of science and peer review documents submitted by experts. according to recent press reports and releases from the department, after the recent offshore safety report was peer reviewed, it was then edited by political operatives by either the departme