and that chromium moves between chrome three and chrome-6. row three is not bad. chrome-6 is where we have real health concerns. >> but you don't have as do with perchlorate yet, the number of systems that are impacted are the states that are affected by chrome-6? >> 18%, madam chair, of systems detect total chromium. other studies have shown 30 to 40% of the systems may have total chromium because we measure that. what we don't have is how much of it is chromium-6. >> but we'll have that item before you make your recommendations? >> absolutely. they'll be important information for us to have because before occurring in the decision about being able to intervene and how to end in will be based on where we are seeing it and why. >> could you comment on the importance of the agency using the best available science to develop drinking water safeguards for perchlorate, how are you doing that? and what are your next steps, sorest setting a standard? >> i couldn't emphasize enough the importance of using science, the best of able signs, but also want to say the differen

the chrome. this looks like brushed stainless steel. what you do not see is brass, and press has really become -- is in favor these days. kroll is probably the most popular. it is similar to in kitchen appliances, stainless steel. is good. it goes with all color schemes. >> there was a recent change to san francisco's codes that said you could not have more than one sitting turned on at any more than one time. so you cannot have multiple salaries and more for water savings. >> right. a lot of people like showers for two, and now, you are saying one valve for one shower. >> i think you could probably sit flow rates could be adjusted, and you could probably make it happen, but it is beginning to be very tightly regulated. tell us, when people come in to buy, what is it that they like? what are they actually buying? >> a lot of it has to do with style. first is for the lab faucet's. you have the widespread, the two handles, hot and cold. very modern design. >> people like modern. >> people like modern, but we are in san francisco, so we ge

police are also looking out for a black two- door honda with chrome rims. police say the suspect escaped in this car. it open, two men will go to trial for the murder of a san francisco man on monday a judge refused to reduce the charges against domenic davis and mr. drum. this last summer they attacked the man. the man died a few days later, davis and drummer pleaded not guilty in the case. the berkeley city council wants to welcome guantanamo bay detainee's to move to their city. tonight city council members will consider a proposal to provide one or two detainee's to resettle in berkeley. however, federal law prohibits the transfer of guantanamo detainees. we'll have more on that story coming up. a news conference that's going on right now regarding the barge sinking in san francisco let's listen in. >>reporter: we believe a minimal amount of oil was released. we believe less of a gallon is a good guess at this point. we do know full potential of 3,800 gal. is on board the barge. we believe most of the or all of the tanks are completely intact. what was

chrome. encircled the. holiday inn. hotel. in the region country club so sure to come this piece of the first book. close. to thirty am in moscow the headlines. alarm bell fearing a tidal wave of immigrants fleeing the turmoil in north africa could overwhelm italy thousands of refugees have already reached the tiny italian island of lampedusa with as many as three hundred thousand more appeared to be on the way. for a general strike paralyzes agrees with fierce clashes in athens as thousands rally against austerity measures many fear governments will pick up the tab for sending aid to troubled middle eastern countries at the expense of their own populations. and hiv patients in ukraine blame corruption and mismanagement for delays in getting lifesaving drugs some are supplementing their treatment with alternative medicine in the hope of some relief. up next our special report on the effect genetically modified food products could be having on our lives stay with us. come on come on live to a fellow. don't be shy. to. come on.

water type extinguisher it's a chrome big thing that holds 2-1/2 gallons of water. 30-40 feet away is the maximum, you want to get closer. flood it with water you can put your thumb over the tip and it fans it out. dry chemicals, inside here this is a bc this is one you might have in your car. it's not used on wood, paper, classic fires only on flammable liquid and electrical fires that's what you use in your car. if will have a pressure gauge. metal handle and it will have a good sized rubber nozzle and the label and all that will tell you the fire it's for. pass, pull the pin out. aim the nozzle. squeeze the lever. don't squeeze it and class 6 this happens. don't shoot the instructor in the foot because when you hold it, hold it here and don't squeeze down when you pull the pin and squeeze it will shoot down. keep your thumb out of the way and aim at the base of the fire. you sweep slowly back and forth and move in closer. don't be afraid. the closer you get the more dry chemical powder you will put on the fire and it will go out faster. stay low. before you enter a room feel the do

water type extinguisher it's a chrome big thing that holds 2-1/2 gallons of water. 30-40 feet away is the maximum, you want to get closer. flood it with water

yep, this one has a little bit style of removal because the convertible has a different chrome.ut is it just the ooey-gooeyness? uh, yeah, it does have the softer seal on it. yep, it's got the gooey stuff. that one's gonna be a nightmare. i know you told me there was the quarter glass to be taken out too, but i think that one actually rolls down. does it? i didn't know. alan: how's that working, tim? ooh, this is all rotten. megan: it's what? that one's got a little rust. oh. alan: oh, yeah. megan: that doesn't look very good. that is not very good. not only is that not very good, that is so not fun to fix. megan: it's corroded. i'm just a southern gentleman. southern gentleman's gonna be left of a southern gentleman when i tell him about the car. farah will be happy she already sold it. ( both laugh ) you know, meg's got a good point. you know how jim was all winky and all happy about getting the deal. i think that lady's walking home, 90 years old, going, "yeah!" 'cause, remember, part of the deal ( indistinct ) megan: farah's a very smart lady. there's an ironic twist. ( indi

alan: well, we started, we always take off all the chrome, bumpers, headlights, grille, stuff like thatirst, then we, after we get all that removed, then the tail lights and the side markers and wheel opening moldings, drip rail moldings, all that stuff. i think i got most of them off before. there might be one i'm missing somewhere. can you see it? yep, it's a good fit. did they get them all? yep, we got 'em. they sure did. you got it? mm-hmm. not no more. you got it? here we go. straight forward. go up against the bench for now. you got it? yep. how's that working? there was no key. couldn't open the trunk. so you gotta go into the back seat and disassemble the lock assembly so the deck lid could come loose. so, somewhere in its travels of its life-- it's an old car-- it lost the key. perfect. did you find gold? i wonder how they got that in there without a trunk key. i guess there was a trunk key at one time. perfect. at one point in its life somebody wanted to turn that into a floor-shift car. with a chrysler if you want to do original, you actually need a piece of floor pan. you ca

scientists found the discoloration only took place when van gogh mixed chrome, yellow and white.hat combinati that combination degraded in sunlight, while pure yellow did not. for now, there's no way to stop the darkening. but it can be slowed down by keeping paintings away from harmful light. >>> a disturbing moment for a los angeles reporter seen on live tv. serene branson was covering the grammy awards sunday night for kcbs. her report was0 newscastofhe 11:00 newscast. but when the show cut to her, live at the staples center, this is what happened -- >> a very, very heavy -- we had very -- >> folks at home thought she had had a stroke. paramedics at the scene checked her out and she was sent home. the kcbs website says she has since gone for medical tests. we'll have more on this dramatic story later on "good morning america." >> she blamed it all on nerves. >>> charlie sheen says he's ready to go back to work at his hit show, "two and a half men." the show has been on hiatus since sheen was briefly nth. the troubled star has been getting rehab at home since then. sheen said h

right outside of lust else nish chrome is the scotto built all season option if you want to hone your skills snowboard skills before the trip down to sochi. maybe a beginner but the show offs were still making me nervous about my first ever snowboard attempts scott knows list solution for the concave curved enclosed complex was impressive but already the least of my worries as natasha tried to get me started down the slope sliding cautiously i wasn't the fastest learner and despite helpful coaching i was starting to wish for more familiar skis since i seem to be spending the lion's share of my time on my back so. thanks for actually is feel like that doesn't hurt so bad thanks to the snow got influences but if i'm going to. need to figure out how to train myself a little bit of going to this. luckily i didn't have to look too far and it seems nish kind of complex russian inventers me common wheel off and u.t. machine and have set up a training center using their one of a kind sky tech interactive carving simulator in a market full of gym equipment for advanced athletes on one end and

google has gone chrome, all of which, essentially, bring all of these interactions into the browser. as we know from youtube, it's for listening to music and so forth, so the browser is stopping -- in fact, my kids just the other day, i asked my 9-year-old if he had the browser window open, and he said, what's the browser? because to him it's what you use the computer for, it is the absolute edges of the screen. and so i think the browser's becoming infrastructure rather than an application that people think about. >> host: well, with the new apps that are out there, is the browser going away? >> guest: well, the browser -- again, the browser's going away in the sense that it's being more highly tied to the operating system and less intrusive into the user experience. one of the things that's happening is the idea of the app store which is really just a one-click install of software, has actually escaped the iphone and ipad, and now people are bringing it back to the personal computer. mcintosh -- apple most famously, obviously, on the mac, but there are a number of people in the win

but so i think, but it's there it's a chrome sownally in them and you have hundreds of thousands of egyptians from around the world, nobel prize winners, scientists, university presidents, the most unbelievably talented people who will come back to egypt now. and i don't think there is going stock any problem. the critical element as my two colleagues and friends have said, the critical element now is the transition. and we must make sure the egyptian people must make sure as the tunisians have tried to do that the transition takes place in a mechanism that includes a lot of civilians as well as the military. the military is held in high esteem in egypt as in most of the arab world. the police, those sort of things that people don't particularly like because they beat them up. but the army is held in high, the armed forces are held in high esteem. and this is the moment where the army will realize that it too can come out as a winner. i think one last point that critical thing to remember in other situations of transition, russia, south africa, other places like this around the world, one of

police are also looking ill for black, a two-door honda with chrome rims. police say this was the escape thvehicle. at man suspected of repeated year-old girl idolatry store is in court today. he faces several charges including kidnapping, raping committing a sexual act with a child. this is surveillance video at the dollar tree store. the assault happened at the union city are an earlier december. police say the child wandered away from our grandmother and that's when he assaulted her. the video shows the grandmother tracing him at of the store. he was tackled by two men after a short chase. duty dills about perjury case against barry bonds. i judge announced today that prosecutors will be allowed to use the audio recording during that trial. the recording has bonds personal trainer talking about his alleged steroid use. the lawyers are asking that the judge to exclude the recording. the perjury trial is scheduled to begin on march the 21st. >>catherine: justin, please have identified the man who shot and killed by police and vallejo. --just in police trie

why should a person in california be safer and chrome six than he is than any other state? it's not right. this is one country under god. we have to protect all of our people. so i'm going to look forward to working with all of you because you're all pieces of this puzzle. i think in the spirit of cooperation, that i hope we will continue to have, that we'll be able to get behind some of these obvious problems and solve them. because that's our job. and i want to thank each and everyone of you for being here and for your very honest, straightforward testimony. we stand adjourned, and thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] in a few moments house democrats look at ways to work with the private sector to create jobs. >> now a house democratic steering committee hearing on plans to create jobs and work with the private sector to improve the country's infrastructure. witnesses include maryland governor martin o'malley, and philadelphia mayor michael nutter. this is two and a half hours. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us for this very imp

there are portions of mexico that are under the chrome of the drug bandits, and honest law enforcement is unanimous existent. however, secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, has said that the situation on the border has, quote, been mischaracterized by lawmakers for political reasons. well, the same can be said of homeland security director napolitano. she mischaracterizes the border region claiming it is safe. this is either for political reasons or because she refuses to admit the federal government is unwilling or incapable of securing the border. more than 34,000 people have been murdered in our neighboring country of mexico since the drug cartels began their reign of terror in 2006. in my opinion, neither the united states nor mexico has operational control of some border regions. drugs and money are smuggling north into the u.s. and guns -- or drugs and people are smuggled into the u.s. and guns and money are smuggled to the south, into mexico. and this is just not a mexican problem. for example, 27% of the inmates in united states' prisons are not u.s. citizens. 17.5%