epa, to regulate carbon. they do not have authority under the clean air act to do a cap and trade program. they have, they have issued a ruling that carbon is a pollutant, consistent with the supreme court's mandate. and they haved thed to work -- they have decided to work on, they've cut a deal with the auto companies as far as tailpipe emissions are concerned, and they have decided to go after regulating stationary sources -- refineries and power plants. those are big carbon belchers, if you will. at least the ones that use coal in particular. and they're going to -- the gist of what they are doing is they have issued a determination that wherever you make a major modification to your existing power plant, you have to get a permit from the epa, or you have to get a permit to do that modification from your local state authority which acts under authority of the clean air act. under the clean air act, epa can delegate stuff to state mini epas, if you will. works they way for mercury, nox, not mercury so much,

epa, to regulate carbon. they do not have authority under the clean air act to do a cap and trade program. they have, they have issued a ruling that carbon is a pollutant, consistent with the supreme court's mandate. and they haved thed to work -- they have decided to work on, they've cut a deal with the auto companies as far as tailpipe emissions are concerned, and they have decided to go after regulating stationary sources -- refineries and power plants. those are big carbon belchers, if you will. at least the ones that use coal in particular. and they're going to -- the gist of what they are doing is they have issued a determination that wherever you make a major modification to your existing power plant, you have to get a permit from the epa, or you have to get a permit to do that modification from your local state authority which acts under authority of the clean air act. under the clean air act, epa can delegate stuff to state mini epas, if you will. works they way for mercury, nox, not mercury so much,

epa put up about $1.2 million.they area quality put of $1.6 million or 11 $9 million, and we cobble the resources together to get to this point. we are proud to be the first. it is appropriate that san francisco be the first. we have always taken pride on being at the cutting edge of green technology. these are green collar jobs, and that is something that is important. if you believe in the environment, you believe in jobs, or if you believe in promoting jobs, you better believe in promoting environmental stewardship, and that is the spirit that brings me here. congratulations. job well done. let's keep leading by example, and let's get the job done completely rebuilding this pier, which hopefully, will get done very soon. thank you all for being here. >> thank you again for your leadership. as the mayor mentioned, we have not done this alone. it has taken a virtual army of folks, and another of our important leaders is the president of the board of supervisors, the district we stand in here, district 3. mr. david

epa issued a written statement saying that epa regularly reevaluates drinking water standards and happiness science we already launched a rigorous and comprehensive review of the effects of chromium six. they will carefully review this research to determine whether new standards need to be set a jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the first to figures from the 2010 census are due to be released tomorrow. population numbers determine how many seats each state gets in the house of representatives. analysts say that for the first time since california became a state, it would not add a seat. arizona and nevada are likely to add representatives. >>> adobe systems issued an earnings forecast that beat wall street's expectations. they will expect a profit of as much as $0.59 per share beating the forecast of $0.51. they projected revenue of at least $1 billion, above the forecast of $992 million. stocks are surging more than 7%. the major indexes moved today and finished the day mixed. the dow lost 13 points and the nasdaq gained seven. >>> jerry brown announced wells fargo bank has agreed t

epa overtook operation in the 1980s declaring one of the toxic superfund sites.ince then they have helped no clean up the mess including a treatment facility >> we've been able to take 90% of the contaminants what was going in the sacrameo river. >> water that runs from the mine is captud in a reservoir it's taken to a treatment plant and then to a largest sludge thickener in the nation. it's separated out and sent to ponds to dry. at the end of the summert will be trucked back up the mountain and contained in this massive storage area. it is lined so it can make its way do the mountain. >> so a lot of water that would have been contaminated doesn't get contaminated any mor and flows fresh around the mine site. >> the epa was able to dredge and remove sentiment that had built up minimizing the residual environmental impact. it was slated for four years to clean , but they were able to move much faster. >> we were able to contends that down to about 1 months. >> the cleanup effor has cost the epa about hundred million dollars. former mine owners have chipped in $1

the epa is investigating. >> it's their history. bad things have happened everywhere bp operates. everywhere they operate, something bad happens. >> bp is in crisis mode after severe pipeline corrosion forced the company... >> the conditions at the spill site-- nothing less than brutal. >> ...calls now for investigative hearings into why the company had to shut down... >> narrator: a year after the explosion in texas city, there were problems on another front: alaska. this is bp's giant prudhoe bay oil field on alaska's north slope. it represents 8% of america's domestic oil production. but opened more than 30 years ago, inadequate or deferred maintenance here, too, has workers worried. >> the pipelines are rusted where insulation has fallen off. >> narrator: managers won't

epa and the california department of public health. our customers can feel confident that the water we supply is safe to drink. we're live in san jose tonight. >>> well, new at 11:00 -- ♪ happy birthday to you >> what started out as a random act of musical kindness ended with the evacuation of the mall. they opened their doors this evening after a devastating fire last fall. a local church group called a group of people to show up and sing the hallelujah correspond us outside. after 5,000 people showed up, the floor started creaking. the mall had to be evacuating. now they're checking it for structural safety. >>> wind and rain across the east bay today. get ready, more is on the way.

and that is significantly higher than the level that california epa is suggesting would be appropriate as protective for cancer. >> reporter: in fact, it's more than twice as much as what's considered safe by the state epa. san jose has the fifth highest amount of chromium vi among water samples taken nationwide. the cancer-causing chemical was found in nearly 90% of the 25 cities tested. >> i knew we would find it in some locations? buy did not expect it to find in this many locations. this is a nationwide problem. >> reporter: santa clara valley water district official contented environmental working group's study isn't scientific because only one sample was taken from san jose and they are not sure where it came from. >> our laboratory has been monitoring our drinking water from our treatment plants since 2001 and we have not had a detection of chromium vi. >> reporter: he says he hopes the report will lead to regulations for the chemical. >> we at water agencies were not health experts, public health experts. so we rely on agencies like the epa. >> reporter: while there is a federa

epa released a statement saying epa regularly evaluates drinking water standards and we already launched a rigorous and comprehensive review of the effects of chromium 6 on human health. they'll review the research to determine if new standards need to be set. "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> automationers are suing the environmental protection agency in a bid to overturn a decision of a new ethanol blend. the epa has given the go ahead to sell fuel with 15% ethanol for use in 2007 or newer model cars. auto makers are concerned owners of older cars will use the blend and damage their converters. >> jerry brown has a new sacramento address. brown and his wife chose a loft in sacramento's mid-town neighborhood to be their home. a website for the four story building shows rent starts at $1700 a month. the browns will also keep their home in oakland. the old california governor's mansion has been vacant since 1967. >>> new at 10, how toyota is settling a government safety investigation and the record that is being set. >>> we are continuing to watch a lunar eclipse happening right now. a live repo

the epa awarded governor schwartzeneggar with its climate change champion award in los angeles. and chosen for his accomplishments and leader shivep in the struggles against global climate change. epa calls poll says courageous. >> just head stleet abuse suit that got google to admit wrong doing in this case. >> and that is coming up. and a bay area scientist makes a discovery that could change the definition of life as we know it on earth. >> and from 7 on your >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a retired san francisco police officer is charged with bribing cab driver applicants. saying he accepted bribes from cabby applicants in exchange for passing grade on a written examination required for a taxi driving permit. and police arrested a 60-year-old accused of being the middleman in this case. investigators say they don't know which face bribes and have not determine fd any will be retested. and san francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting on visitation avenue near briten street. >> there is a discovery that would be music to the ears of t

and which one is recommended by epa. >> wet cleaning is considered safely. it's water and detergent based and did well in the tests for getting out coffee and wine stains. it had a tough time with lipstick, oil and ink. >> the other process is considered safer. in our tests, they did a good job in getting coffee but less effective in getting out ink. liquid silicone is a cleaning process is process under the brand name of green earth. epa has not taken a stand on it. >> good housekeeping says it removes coffee and lipstick but left inch. >> this is like perk but they are designed to biodegrade more quickly. in our tests they had hard time with certain things. >> it's important to remember claims or organ i can dye cleaning is not regulated so buyer beware. >> under a new law, california will create an internet based insurance exchange. it's designed to create a more organized and competitive market for health insurance and was made possible by the federal health care overall. the governor signed a bill making california the first state to authorize an oversi

in this particular case you have the state of california, you have the region nine, epa, so you have a regulator, san francisco ucuc. all contributing to funds offered by the california commission. so i'd like to suggest that we, as a group here, recognize that those opportunities are out there and that we leverage those opportunitys for the sake of reducing the carbon footprint and if we do that, these are near turn gains we can do as we get to the long-term as far as uncertainties and hydrological issues that might take a longer time to resolve. >> i just want to come back down a little bit to something a bit on the specific side and add to specific points. chuck and i spent some time yesterday talking about infrastructure and knowing it and knowing where your pipes are and what they can and can't do. yesterday as a waist water person listening to this, i'm thinking pipes and pumps which i'm sure your thinking too but your talking,dams, and canals and part of that is understanding each others language but what i want to add is there's a tremendous amount of coordination and researc

but congress has been known to dip deep into agency structure and not just say, hey, it's epa, but epa the office of air, or epa and let's see, you know, the office of oceans. the congress has the capacity to identify any bureaucratic agent. in the old days, back in the 1790s -- and by the way, congress has been delegating authorities to agencies to write rules since the first congress. it happened in the first congress, it's going to happen until there's no longer a congress. all right? congress used to say the president will. then it moved to the president and secretary will. now it's the president and assistant secretary will. if you feel you've got a friendly home within an agency, realizing of course these homes change -- [laughter] >> -- a lot. that's an opportunity as well. a very common and this is one that fin reg and health care reform, impose deadlines on the agency and writing the rule. you will -- just like they did back in the clean water act, you'll say, for example, okay, the first wave of co2 limiting emissions regulations will leave the environmental protection agency

with regard to be epa, it is where it gets the power. what allows you to have something that has judicial, legislative, and it to death powder -- and adjuctive power at the same town? scalia agrees with me. >> you both agree to get there. -- together. >> the only thing i know about it is what you told me. >> is a remarkable display of aggressive power. >> it is the opposite. reading is not an aggressive act. reading is not an act of aggression. you cannot be held liable for reading. that is not aggression. >> we can continue. i want to get some others in to make it even richer. pull the mic up to you. >> he is coming on. >> i hope this will make it richer. i want to put you in the direction of article 5 for a moment. i am struck by royour descriptin of tea parties as a certain identity. >> it is not on. it is on now? >> about a certain identity. i am wondering if you -- we did not merely self govern ourselves. it is constitutional self- government. i am wondering if you see the tea party movement issuing a circumstance will there will be

epa released a statement saying epa regularly evaluates drinking water standards and we already launched a rigorous and comprehensive review of the effects of chromium 6 on human health. they'll review the research to determine if new standards need to be set. "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> automationers are suing the environmental protection agency in a bid to overturn a decision of a new ethanol blend. the epa has given the go ahead to sell fuel with 15% ethanol for use in 2007 or newer model cars. auto makers are concerned owners of older cars will use the blend and damage their converters. >> jerry brown has a new sacramento address. brown and his wife chose a loft in sacramento's mid-town neighborhood to be their home. a website for the four story building shows rent starts at $1700 a month. the browns will also keep their home in oakland. the old california governor's mansion has been vacant since 1967. >>> new at 10, how toyota is settling a government safety investigation and the record that is being set. >>> we are continuing to watch a lunar in the sierra, the stormy weather brough

the epa.iversary, the head of the agency has been touring schools across the country trying to get kids, especially girls, more interested in math and science. lisa jackson joins me now from washington for today's "chalk talk." she is the administrator of the epa. lisa, good to see you. pleasure to have you on the show. you are a chemical engineer, if i understand correctly. >> that's right. i have a bachelors and a masters in chemical engineering. >> okay. so we were just looking at the trends of 2010. right at the top was the gulf boil spill. you grew up in louisiana, in new orleans? >> that's right. i'm from new orleans. >> so the good -- i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. >> no, i was just pointing out, you're right. i did my undergraduate work there at tulane university. one of the places i went for advice was my professors back there when we were dealing with the issues on the spill. >> maybe the positive outcome of this is that the epa was central in what was the biggest news event

test results come back above the epa recommended action level then you should consider contacting a professional. >> reporter: and fix any problems as soon as possible. for today's health minute, i'm elizabeth cohen. >> back-to-back fire alarms, just horrible news in east baltimore today. here we are at kennedy krieger today, children who are fighting deadly illnesses got a visit from a group of firefighters out there spreading holiday cheer. this is part of the seventh annual city firefighters tour for kids. not only do the firefighters collect toys for charities but all for the kids stuck in the hospital. >> certainly makes you humble to be able to give something to these children and make their holiday more happy. these children are in the hospital for the holidays. it's a humbling experience for us and joyous for the children. >> great guy. firefighters will visit three other hospitals on the week. >>> with the chill in the air it's feeling like christmas. we've got something to get you in the holiday spirit. make the season brighter for a child in need. we're asking for new unw

epa and the office there. or its epa and, let's see, the office of oceans. the congress has the capacity to identify any bureaucratic agent. i mean, the old days back in this 90s, by the way, congress have been delegating authority for agencies to write rules since the first congress. this happened in the first congress. it will happen until there is no longer a congress. congress used to say the president will. then it moved to the president and the secretary will. now it's the present and the assistant secretary. if you feel you have got a friendly home within an agency, realizing of course these homes change, a lot, that's an opportunity as well. a very common, and this is one that finreg is operating under and health care reform, imposing deadlines on the agency in writing the rule. just like they did back in the clean water act, he was a for example, okay, the first wave of co2 for limiting emissions, regulations, will be the environmental protection agency 90 days after enactment of statutes. or 180 days, or a year or two years. now, deadlines are very

the epa plans to issue a review of chromium-6 in the water next year. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and the boston pops had a shaq attack. the celtics shaquille o'neal was a guest conductor. the 7'1" center towered over the podium and got into the christmas spirit. ♪ o'neal said he has a whole new respect for conductors because his arms were killing him after dress rehearsal. come on, shaq. >>> this morning on "the early show" an exclusive interview with larry king. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer ] choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. [ female announcer ] choose. brew. enjoy. ah, it's stinging a little bit more than usual! yeah, you'll get used to it. the longer you keep your high mileage car, the more it pays you back. get castrol gtx high mileage. it helps engines last longer by fighting the main causes of engine failure. i

host: parol of the epa and how the industry reacts to the epa. -- the role of the epa and how the industry reacts to the epa. a guest: i have to disagree with the caller. i think the government can do a better job. not one of the problems that we have with the bp well as with federal agencies like the epa and deerow of oceans management and the weight of your work with the industry. they did not in force -- the way the bureau worked with the industry. they did not enforce the regulations. i think we need to make sure that the industry follows regulations. host: next one is roger, democratic line, go ahead. caller: if you have noticed, ever since the republicans in the bush administration, the price of oil has been going up ever since. i think this oil spill is just another ploy to drive the price of oil up. host: mr. cavnar? guest: the price of oil has been driven up because of huge global demand. i do not believe there is manipulation of the market. i believe there is a huge growth in asia and huge growth in other parts of the world where demand has grown because we have not been able to

you get things like etf say or the epa -- tsa or the epa, which are always taking further and further steps. if those were quantified and put on but is, it would be a different debate. the result is that the growth of regulation is continuous and bipartisan since the new deal. republican rhetoric is more attuned to free markets and more skeptical of regulation. democratic party rhetoric is more pro-regulation and pro- control. you see little changed from administration to the administration. the regulatory champions 6 1960, the administration's where we have seen big -- champs since 1960, the administrations where we have seen the biggest leaks, have not changed. with jimmy carter, it was with the a of a senator. it continued into the first term of senator reagan. even the principal, a conservative reformers stay away from regulation. the 1994 contract with america, the 2010 pledge to america, the road map to american prosperity, they are large issues, economic issues. there are reasons for this. i have described some of them. i will end with a point of emphasis. there are several epa

epa and the office there. or its epa and, let's see, the office of oceans. the congress has the capacity to identify any bureaucratic agent. i mean, the old days back in this 90s, by the way, congress have been delegating authority for agencies to write rules since the first congress. this happened in the first congress. it will happen until there is no longer a congress. congress used to say the president will. then it moved to the president and the secretary will. now it's the present and the assistant secretary. if you feel you have got a friendly home within an agency, realizing of course these homes change, a lot, that's an opportunity as well. a very common, and this is one that finreg is operating under and health care reform, imposing deadlines on the agency in writing the rule. just like they did back in the clean water act, he was a for example, okay, the first wave of co2 for limiting emissions, regulations, will be the environmental protection agency 90 days after enactment of statutes. or 180 days, or a year or two years. now, deadlines are very

. >>> the epa was ordered by the courts to regulate greenhouse emissions as part of the clean air act. california and other states have met systems, while texas has refused to take action. the white house says it will use the epa mandate to combat greenhouse gases. >>> santa, just off the coast of west africa right now. probably going to have some good weather when he hits the bay area, bill. >> things are looking pretty good out there if you're tracking santa, i know you are heather. if you're waiting for santa tonight you are in good shape. there are the clouds offshore. they are thickening up. we've been talking about this. there's the cloud cover throughout the bay area right now. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy. what happens here in the next few hours is, all this this brighter white stuff starts to fill in. so here's how it breaks out. tomorrow night or tomorrow morning, temperatures on the cool side, late night showers, that's north bay they'll start to shower up there probably around 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. tomorrow is mild, not that warm because of the cloud cover. here comes that wea

the epa will help oversee the cleanup as part of a new formal agreement. >>> random bag inspections are due to start at the metro. bomb sniffing dogs will be used to inspect bags and packages. if a passenger refuses the search, they will not be able to get on a train all -- train or a bus with the bags. metro says it is doing the inspections to cut -- to protect passengers from attack. they say they are not responding to a specific threat. >>> sarah palin says if she had cried in public, she would be criticized. she told robin roberts there is a double standard. >> i am sure that if i broke down and said how important it was to me that my children and grandchildren would be provided opportunities, i am sure i would be marked for that. >> she says women politicians have to work harder and must be tougher than their male counterparts. as for her future, she says she is thinking about a possible run for president in 2012. despite recent polls that say she would lose to president obama, it will not affect her decision. >>> still to come, julian assange is out of jail and speaking up. what h

i will have all of details coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, bill. >>> the epa is answering a call to tighten the standards for public drinking water. we told you earlier this week about a new report about a cancer-causing compound called chromium 6 that was found in the tap wait of 36 cities. sanjose came in at number five on the list. the agency also says it's currently conducting a risk assessment of chromium 6 that could lead to new regulations. >>> naval investigators said today that an incident in which two pilots dipped their helicopters said was totally preventable. there was not enough power and the repairs total more than $ 500,000. the investigators blame the pilots' "complacency and lack of flight discipline" and recommend they undergo further training. >>> the party is over. >>> and an oakland recreation center is taking matters into its own hands. what it is doing to get cameras installed and why. >>> the parents of a peninsula teenager fought back tears today as they helped unveil new legislation to crackdown on -- to crack down on operators of s o-called party

desprenden de un estudio de un grupo ambientalista llamado ewg---la agencia de proteccÓn ambiental (epano ha establecido un Ímite legal para el cromo-6 en el agua corriente, ni exige pruebas a los servicios de aguas. aguas. ---en mexico, uno de los politicos mas controversiales y ex-candidato a la presidencia, diego fernandez de ceballos, fue liberado por sus plagiarios despues de cinco meses de cautiverio--- ---julio vaqueiro tiene haber sido ejecutado por sus captores. >>>periodista: llegó manejando el mismo a la ciudad de su casa, aunque estaba firme, y débil de salud luego de 7 meses de secuestro. >>> tengo motivos para decir a dios y a la virgen, por la ayud que me dieron. >>eriodista: uno de los políticos más influyentes del país tambi conocido como el jefe diego, no dio detalle de su c cuate ve río pero sí se mostró decidido continuar adelante. >>> sin mied nisin arrogancia y definición y valor. >>>periodista: su secuestro el 14 de mayo conmocionó a méxico. en te roría se habla de un mensaje del crimen organizado para el gobierno federal. esta violencia esta tragedia y este cánce

saccharin is not a cancer threaafter all, or as i'll be reporting the story ten years from now, the epaust announced that the artificial sweetener saccharin is definitely a cancer threat after al [ laughter ] have you heard about this drug salvia? [ crowd woos ] all right, s, calm down. [ laughter ] one gusaid it too loudly -- "yeah, why? [ laughter ] don't worry. a radio deay in canada smoked some of this on the r this week, and wound up doing his whole show while drugged up. or as rush limbaugh put it, copycat. [ laughter ] i don't know if you saw this. southwest airlines has announced that it could soon be making international flights, which may finally answer that age-old question, what would it be like to take a bus across the atlantic? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's the age-old question. >> steve: yeah, you just want to know. >> jimmy: speaking of airports, a customs agent atlanta was just arrested with 700,000 ecstasy tabs. >> guy in audience: yeah! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: same as e salvia guy. that guy. yeah. [ laughter ] 've got it all, baby!" >> steve: what's

the epa commended the project for its historical content and helping to revitalize the surrounding neighborhood>>> we are coming up on the first clear the air alert of the winter season. that means it is illegal to burn fire logs inside or outside. restrictions remain into effect until midnight tonight. >>> a critical meeting is underway right now in oakland that could be key in an effort to keep the a's in town. they are considering a site called victory court spree tonight's meeting is one step in the lengthy process that will allow the public to weigh in. mayor elect jean quan says that she supports the proposed plan. >> it is within walking distance to the lake and museum. it would be one of the best entertainment zones in the entire bay area. >> building the ball court would mean relocating a fire station. >>> be surfing competition at half moon bay is now opening. surfers have 24 hours to get to half moon bay. new rules include not being allowed on the beach or blood because of injuries caused by a rogue wave by last year's -- coming in last year. >>> some are not able to make it to the b

representatives from the epa and the california energy commission.ance has to requirements. the first is that each year, the building owner must benchmark high energy usage and make that information publicly available. the second requirement is that the building owner must perform and energy efficiency audit that will tell them which are most cost-effective. our staff is going to come up in order to walk you through a power point presentation that documents the implementation of this measure. we wanted to highlight a couple of things that we're sure you are aware of. we know from the energy watch program that when building owners realize the savings potential associated with energy efficiency, 60% will undertake comprehensive retrofits. we have produced energy in san francisco by 32 megawatts, enough to power 32,000 residences. we expect energy used to drop 50% as a result of this ordinance if enacted. i just wanted to mention that with the passage of this ordinance, san francisco will leave the way for cities. new york is the only other city to have

. >> an official with the epa tous hunter's point to evaluate military's toxic history sites. the former navy land is still hazardous and officials say it's untrue. a new housing project borders that site. >>> police say a suspect is now in custody in the case of a woman struck by a pick up truck and dragged to her death. investigators identified the suspect as 51-year-old ravera and said they saw him sitting in a pick up truck with the victim when they had an argument, and baker got out of the truck. officers then say what happened next was no accident. >> the vehicle backs up, acceles the victim hard with the front end, knocks the victim down. the vehicle proceeds through the parking lot and it appears that the victim is under the vehicle for some time. >> police say they have obtainee tape showing the incident that they say they will not make public. >>> elizabeth edwards the wife of former senator john edwards died at her home. she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004, and fell gravely ill in recent days. she died surrounded by her family she was 61. if you'd like to l

we have been recognized the last several years by the epa as their partner of the year. because of our practices. we also have a program that is sort of a recognition program that recognizes properties for sustainable practices. we have not been lake coming to the sustainability party. we have been leaders all along. we have worked at the very beginning of this process with the mayor's office and the department of the environment to make sure that it was something that was achievable, affordable, and was using industry standards so that there was no guesswork. i think we have done that with this legislation. our organization is supporting this legislation as it is currently constituted. several of the things we had concerns about initially, if a building is already benchmarking itself, it is already going through a lead certification process. would they be given credit? yes, they would be. would it allow for extensions? and would it be a rolling implementation deadline? it has also been included. can we do this in a shorter time? i don't think there is a [. -- there is.

with regard to be epa, it is where it gets the power. what allows you to have something that has judicial, legislative, and it to death powder -- and adjuctive power at the same town? scalia agrees with me. >> you both agree to get there. -- together. >> the only thing i know about it is what you told me. >> is a remarkable display of aggressive power. >> it is the opposite. reading is not an aggressive act. reading is not an act of aggression. you cannot be held liable for reading. that is not aggression. >> we can continue. i want to get some others in to make it even richer. pull the mic up to you. >> he is coming on. >> i hope this will make it richer. i want to put you in the direction of article 5 for a moment. i am struck by royour descriptin of tea parties as a certain identity. >> it is not on. it is on now? >> about a certain identity. i am wondering if you -- we did not merely self govern ourselves. it is constitutional self- government. i am wondering if you see the tea party movement issuing a circumstance will there will be

it would introduce legislation that set a deadline for the epa, the seven of forcible drinking water standard for the subs is called chromium 6. a new release study showing drinking water across the country, with high contamination levels. san jose was ranked fifth the most contaminated among the 35 cities tested. chromium 6 has been linked to stomach cancer and to tumors. with the toxic substance that at the center of the movie aaron brock a bitch. a funeral for redwood city soldier killed in afghanistan, was held today in san mateo. eric was a member of the second battalion, 502nd infantry regiment. he's a recipient of the bronze star. the purple heart and combat infantryman badge. he was only 21 years old. a look outside this is traffic on the golden gate, not a problem. going northbound or southbound on the left side of your screen. it will be back with much more news to come. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing

the epa has a zero tolerance policy for asbestosis and if it was up to them, there would be no digging in the ground. i would like to have something to monitor units. thank you. >> i am a worker honor at a remote retreat and i have been there for 18 years. we are a local and homegrown business. we have been around for 30 years. i am concerned about wholefoods and how this will affect local businesses. i have asked why your of not asked a local business to go in there. they are a union busting chain. local businesses, some seem to be able to get the upper hand here. you could use a lot of imagination. i am sure they would love the opportunity to expand. many home grown businesses can go in there. as i have said, they have been around for 35 years. i want the supervisors and the commissioners to think again what this is you are going to put in there and explore other options. there is a committee put together. i feel like we have been disrespected and businesses who are across the street, down the street, will also be affected. please, please, reconsider and also reconsider the lack of m

. >> taking action, what the epa said it's going to do about reports of a cancer-as you causing chemicaly area drinking water. a manhunt is under way after a deadly shooting. we will tell you what to look out for to help police catch the shooter. >>> good morning. it's about 5:00 on this thursday