. >> reporter: a spill larger since the cosco busan crashed. not to do as the mile long oil sheen from the thug swung everyone into action. the newly restored wetlands near chrissy fields were protected as well. >> what we did today is a testimony of everything we've learned since cosco-busan. >> reporter: it was determined that the boons held fight. but the job remained, refloating the barge. and to do that tons of sands had to be moved by crane to a bigger barge alongside. we're back live now, and the lights you see out toward alcatraz is a thug boat which is pushing the barge back out into the bay and if we move you see the floating crane that was used to off load it. it's going to be pushed by that other thug boat. by tomorrow morning when people wake up and do the jogs along the pass at the marina green this view will be back to normal and they got this operation in the nick of time. since we seem to be in the tip of this storm. debra villalon. >>> more developing news, united airlines is in the process of grounding all 96 of its boing 747

. >> reporter: a spill larger since the cosco busan crashed. not to do as the mile long oil sheen from the thug swung everyone into action. the newly restored wetlands near chrissy fields were protected as well. >> what we did today is a testimony of everything we've learned since cosco-busan. >> reporter: it was determined that the boons held fight. but the job remained, refloating the barge. and to do that tons of sands had to be moved by crane to a bigger barge alongside. we're back live now, and the lights you see out toward alcatraz is a thug boat which is pushing the barge back out into the bay and if we move you see the floating crane that was used to off load it. it's going to be pushed by that other thug boat. by tomorrow morning when people wake up and do the jogs along the pass at the marina green this view will be back to normal and they got this operation in the nick of time. since we seem to be in the tip of this storm. debra villalon. >>> more developing news, united airlines is in the process of grounding all 96 of its boing 747

. >> for the big peanut butter recall, cosco went and contacted the customers and told them you purchased a product. it could make you sick or cause death. do not consume it. safe way on the other hand chose not to. >> reporter: the spokeswoman depended the company saying its practices are consistent with requirements. less than 50% of all grocery retailers even have club card programs. it's not an industry norm to contact the customers. >> reporter: she says they contacted them about a year ago but didn't get any response. here is what interesting about this, this doesn't cost safe way a dime, he says. the burden is on the supplier. they would have to pay for he recalled item as well as the communication to the customer. this could be a win/win situation if they would just change their practices. >>> it has been a mainstay of luxury in the east bay for nearly a century. now the claire month hotel has filed for bankruptcy. it was one of five high end resorts. >> just a very special place for us. it's like the first thing we joined when we were married and my parents met here many moons ag

miss cosco, can you note the commissioners that are here. thank you so much. we have two -- two items to be heard tonight. so i'm going to have to monitor how we use our time on this. we're going to try to keep each each top pick to an hour, so by the time we get to the second one we're not exhausted. two top picks are around quality school pathway and general education transportation. each -- each one of these top ticks -- top picking. weers going to have a staff presentation that shouldn't last more than 20 minutes. 15 minutes is better. who will present. >> we'll start off with the deputy superintendent. >> good evening, commissioners. with me are assistant superintendent, genie paun and christina wang. executive director keefe and we have a couple of other superintendents that will be available. as promised, we're here this evening to bring quality school pattern that the work that staff has been condid -- has been conducting over the majority of the school year. we're going to show a powerpoint presentation, but to remind you about the outcomes of the pre

. >> since the cosco busan, obviously, you know, we -- we get resources at the problem ship or barge or whatever it is as quickly as possible. and i think that was done today. >> reporter: the barge holds 3,000 tons of sand. that's 6 million pounds. crews spent the afternoon hauling it off to lighten the barge in preparation for moving it. in the end, coast guard officials tell us in all, one gallon leaked off of the boat. again, the water flooded into the engine room and carried out some residual fuel there so it was just a gallon. so the next step is to try to see if we can get this thing out of here. they will wait until it gets to high tide and then maybe be able to move it out this evening. on marina green in san francisco, i'm simon perez, cbs 5. >>> now some breaking news on the peninsula. we are just getting some reports of a tree that is down along interstate 280. apparently, it's a 40-foot tree that fell across the on-ramp of the eastbound sneath lane on- ramp to southbound 280. chopper 5 on the way. we'll get more information to you as we get it. now, high winds already br

cosco stays the twenty ten rick nick gymnastics well championships back in september and now the sports top names returns in luzhniki arena one of the first big events of twenty eleven moscow grand prix is said to be the start of an important season for gymnasts from over thirty countries and now that the format of the competition has changed it gives more opportunities for younger athletes which bit of the regulations have changed for gymnasts who won medals at the world championships will represent each country with just two of them then progressing to the second day's finals apart from that last known girls will compete in the same events on saturday with a chance to make it through to the finals depending on their results. russia will base his best roster at the weekend with the main quartet of gymnastics in all-stars led by the pick gold medalist and world champion evgenia conniver but i'm very excited to present my new program in front of a home crowd it's a new start so i want to get a good performance. there's no link it's this year so you get is training for the grand prix seri

. >>> today is the last day of the union between cosco and the wedding dress designer. on thursday, the designer began an exclusive four-day exhibit in an jose. the dresses range in prices from 700 to $1,400. customers will be able to visit the dress salon and meet with an expert bridal consultant. no word yet on how many dresses have been sold so far. >>> well a snow border missing this morning. >>> plus, a new twist on wisconsin's budget show down. what some protesters are doing to try to get excused from work. >>> coming up, the pictures from some of the snowiest spots in the bay area. >>> plus, some areas are dealing with fog and that could have contributed to a fatal crash just hours ago. >>> and good morning everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. >> it is sunday, f ebruary 20th. expect dry, but cold weather today. we have your forecast this morning. hi. >> good morning. bone chilling cold if you're out and about early this morning. make sure you bundle up the kids, maybe church, cup of coffee. a mild day in store. giving awe look at what we can expect throughout the

that is a raw milk, cheese that has been implicated in an outbreak involving cosco scores on the west coast -- osco stores on the west coast. we've had a lot of talk about raw milk. for those of us who do this for a living, raw milk is like drinking liquid tuberculosis, and it is one of those things where believe, and i realize i'm talking to you right now and are some of you in the audience are thinking, my god, this guy just doesn't get it. he doesn't understand. they have virtues and health, but i'd like to tell you a little bit about that and i'd like to do in the context of the case that we are involved in right now, raw milk case, where a man who was second as a result of drinking raw milk at a high-end food store in pittsburgh area is still basically quadriplegic, really functional equivalent of one, resulting from the consumption of raw milk. and i'd also like to talk to you about the lady who we are representing in phoenix who is basically bedridden and near death as a result of eating the cheese that was made from a small grower, but who is now near death as result of eating

we just updated our logo, but you can go into a wal-mart or cosco or any of our 90 different partners and donate $1 and the time. we raised over $111 million last year, most of its $1 at a time with the paper balloons. it does not require much of the customers and it gives our corporate partners a tremendous opportunity to give back to the community. all of these funds as a locally and go 100% to the hospital where they are collected. host: next up, the texas. caller: my daughter is a pediatrician here in texas and one of the concerns that she has is the increasing service required of her on children that are born from illegal aliens. in her view, when she has to provide this service should does not get reimbursed for it and she sees it as an increasing area with in her field and there is concern about what will happen in the future when pediatrician's begin to basically back out of the profession. i will take your answer on the air. thank you. guest: this is one of the areas that we are concerned in. i will not comment on the politics of it, but i will comment on the great need of am

we just updated our logo, but you can go into a wal-mart or cosco or any of our 90 different partners donate $1 and the time. we raised over $111 million last year, most of its $1 at a time with the paper balloons. it does not require much of the customers and it gives our corporate partners a tremendous opportunity to give back to the community. all of these funds as a locally and go 100% to the hospital where they are collected. host: next up, the texas. caller: my daughter is a pediatrician here in texas and one of the concerns that she has is the increasing service required of her on children that are born from illegal aliens. in her view, when she has to provide this service should does not get reimbursed for it and she sees it as an increasing area with in her field and there is concern about what will happen in the future when pediatrician's begin to basically back out of the profession. i will take your answer on the air. thank you. guest: this is one of the areas that we are concerned in. i will not comment on the politics of it, but i will comment on the great need of americ

we just updated our logo, but you can go into a wal-mart or cosco or any of our 90 different partners and donate $1 and the time. we raised over $111 million last year, most of its $1 at a time with the paper balloons. it does not require much of the customers and it gives our corporate partners a tremendous opportunity to give back to the community. all of these funds as a locally and go 100% to the hospital where they are collected. host: next up, the texas. caller: my daughter is a pediatrician here in texas and one of the concerns that she has is the increasing service required of her on children that are born from illegal aliens. in her view, when she has to provide this service should does not get reimbursed for it and she sees it as an increasing area with in her field and there is concern about what will happen in the future when pediatrician's begin to basically back out of the profession. i will take your answer on the air. thank you. guest: this is one of the areas that we are concerned in. i will not comment on the politics of it, but i will comment on the great need of am