kron4 is learning that harmon is now facing new charges in the case. officers that he was using drugs and alcohol prior to the incident. he is now being charged with manslaughter while under the influence. the new charge could mean that he would face more time in prison if convicted. kron4 has also learned that he was out on probation for methamphetamines. and >> at independence high school was a 680, that's all have a door burned down on sunday. back in early june at evergreen high school, another trash can fire. >>pam: coming as it is the time of the week for design and test. vicki liviakis take is a restaurant devoted to all things californian. what's more beautiful than a covergirl? two covergirls! that's right, get two miracles in one product. covergirl makeup, and olay advanced hydrating serum. it's tone rehab 2-in-1 foundation. one pump, covers spots, lines, and wrinkles. and one bottle helps improve skin tone over time. that's what i was supposed to say now. well, no one can understand you. ♪ tone rehab 2-in-1 foundation from easy -- breezy --

butch harmon? >> well, i wear lot of hats. teaching obviously is my passion. i think everyone believes that i only teach famous tour players. i spent the majority of my team teaching with the average player. si have academies all over the world in due bye and ma-- dubai and macao and florida and las vegas but i spend most of my time for the average player. i do television for shall sky sports, as a lead analyst. i do all the major championships and big events. i have a great passion for troops first foundation where i do a lot of things for disabled veterans which i spend a lot of my time and effort with that. as a vietnam veteran i'm so proud to have the opportunity to help these kids in every way, shape and form. i have my corporate work with my sponsors with rolex and wing grips and jma services, titleist which i do a lot of work with. and then i have the most wonderful family. i have a great wife, christie and a wonderful 17-year-old and two great dogs and there's all my time. >> let's talk abo

the other driver michael harmon left the scene. i want to a chp officer joining us live. you have your man. >> we do. this morning we put out mr. hard man owes name as a person of interest because he was registered own of the truck. the description matched the description. witnesses and he must have gotten word word of this because he contacted our office. >> reporter: there was take he might be injured? >> he does not appear to be injured no indication in the vehicle that he suffered any injuries. >> reporter: and the investigation interview is ongoing? >> it is continuing as we speak. >> reporter: officer, thank you for joining us. michael harmon likely faces vehicular manslaughter and felony hit-and-run no word on why he fled the scene. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> in san francisco this morning peninsula assemblyman hill and the parents of a testimony died after drinking on a so call party bus urging legislation to hold bus companies responsible for unaged drinking. he died when he crash into a sound wall on highway 101 in san mateo after hours of drinking on what is

the other driver michael harmon left the scene. i want to a chp officer joining us live. you have your man. >> we do. this morning we put out mr. hard man owes name as a person of interest because he was registered own of the truck. the description matched the description. witnesses and he must have gotten word word of this because he contacted our office. >> reporter: there was take he might be injured? >> he does not appear to be injured no indication in the vehicle that he suffered any injuries. >> reporter: and the investigation interview is ongoing? >> it is continuing as we speak. >> reporter: officer, thank you for joining us. michael harmon likely faces vehicular manslaughter and felony hit-and-run no word on why he fled the scene. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> in san francisco this morning peninsula assemblyman hill and the parents of a testimony died after drinking on a so call party bus urging legislation to hold bus companies responsible for unaged drinking. he died when he crash into a sound wall on highway 101 in san mateo after hours of drinking on what is

a witness says harmon got out of the truck looked at the teenager and then walked away from the scene. >> why did he say he ran? >> just stated he was freaked out. >> harmon talked to the chp for more than three hours and this is after he called to surrender this morning. >> his version tries to place the victim at fault and base ond what we've seen, the two don't match up. >> he says harmon has a driver ace license but a kim nal past. >> this suspect is on probation. he has a criminal history with drug-related charges. >> and harmon has been booked on vehicular manslaughter scharjs and he's being held without bail first court appearance is on thursday. in sonoma county abc 7 news. >> the case of a man accused of beating a breeft is now in the hands of a jury. the jury is considering felony charges against william lynch accused of attacking gerald lindner two daysing ayes. his attorney says lynch was overcharged. >> we hopt jury will understand this is way overcharged and there was no grave bodily injury. he's lucky he walked away with nothing but a cut. >> the deputy district attorne

you -- harmon, you get in there!t say. >> jimmy: yeah. and she went for it and nailed it. >> she's an animal. >> jimmy: yeah, well, i'm going to get her back next time. you tell her i graciously threw the game. [ laughter ] >> yeah. what a liar! >> jimmy: i am going to kick her butt next time she's on. angie harmon, i want a rematch! [ cheers ] whenever you're ready. miss "rizzoli and isles," let's do this. i have a clip. i have a clip i want to show of you. >> you have a clip? oh, boy. >> jimmy: yeah. just the great lorraine bracco in action on "rizzoli and isles." check it out. >> i mean, i think i'm a catch. why can't i find a girl who understands all i got to offer. >> you come on strong to other girls. >> well, stronger usually. i mean, i was going easy on you because you're, you know, old. can i just get a mom hug? just one mom hug. come on mrs. rizz. i friggin' love you, mrs. rizz. >> okay, yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. our thanks to lorraine bracco. we love you so much. come back wheneve

of the red truck identified as a 17 year-old and then harmon took off.he 17 year-old was pronounced dead at the scene they say later harmon contacted authorities they brought him in for interrogation and during the three hours of interrogation he told the officers why he fled. this is the chp spokesperson. >> he is on probation for drug charges so that was one of the considerations for him leaving the scene. >>anchor: this is harmon being taken away to be booked on two counts felony hit and run as well as vehicular manslaughter authorities did not say whether or not harmon said he was drinking or using a controlled substance at the time of the crash but they are looking into that as they put together a time line of his actions prior to the crash. if he had been under the influence he could face additional charges. >> justine: the family of a teenager that daughter still in shock about what happened his mother and stepfather only spoken thus--reggie kumar. >>anchor: the 17 year-old was a waiter and his family restaurant he worked late shift and was on his

in our strategy session joining us former democratic congresswoman jayne harmon now president of the woodrow wilson center in washington. also joining us former homeland security secretary michael chertoff. they're both here and i'm here as well for the aspen institute

kron4 is learning that harmon is now facing new charges in this case. the d.a. says that harmon admitted officers that he was using drugs and alcohol prior to the incident. he is now being charged with manslaughter while under the influence. if all the new charge could mean that he would face more time in prison if convicted. casesa said has a no bail and he is still in jail, he will be back in court and the next couple of weeks to enter a plea. cliff >>pam: in san jose family members are accused of running an unlicensed facility in did you think mentally disabled adults. the group to get a double mentally disabled and the neglected them. the residents were malnourished, beaten and only bathed once a month. they also say that their social security checks were taken. dozens of abuse dogs were also found on the property. the five people arrested are said to be arraigned next week. if they are convicted the each phase of 18 years in prison. >>grant: we are tracking neighborhood crime. there have been a series of a vehicle of break-ins in walnut creek, seven in a sp

a witness said harmon looked in on the teen before leaving his truck and run running. >> he came down and was looking in there and for -- about we were there three to fine minutes and then i turned around and the guy was gone. >> reporter: we were there when harmon turned himself in. s classmates said this incident has taught them a life lesson. >> tomorrow wake up and someone else could be dead or a friend could be dead. makes you appreciate life and everybody have you. >> reporter: michael harmon faces manslaughter and felony hit and run. the teen hoped toa college next year. >> and tonight at 10:45 a biker struck by a driver. >> the sheriff hoping someone can help locate a missing man from the livermore area. the sheriff sent us this photograph of the 24-year-old todd cook. he disappeared from his home in livermore more than a week on. the sheriff doesn't think it's a case of foul blay but the family is worried. if you have information you are canned to call the sheriff. >> an engineering company hired by pg&e to assess it's natural gas pipeline said it's found five hundred potenti

a witness said harmon looked in on the teen before leaving his truck and run running. >> he came down and was looking in there and for -- about we were there three to fine minutes and then i turned around and the guy was gone. >> reporter: we were there when harmon turned himself in. s classmates said this incident has taught them a life lesson. >> tomorrow wake up and someone else could be dead or a friend could be dead. makes you appreciate life and everybody have you. >> reporter: michael harmon faces manslaughter and felony hit and run. the teen hoped toa college next year. >> and tonight at 10:45 a biker struck by a driver. >> the sheriff hoping someone can help locate a missing man from the livermore area. the sheriff sent us this photograph of the 24-year-old todd cook. he disappeared from his home in livermore more than a week on. the sheriff doesn't think it's a case of foul blay but the family is worried. if you have information you are canned to call the sheriff. >> an engineering company hired by pg&e to assess it's natural gas pipeline said it's found five hundred potenti

investigateors sate teenager's truck was hit by a 41-year-old michael harmon. and he lost control sh serving into oncoming traffic. police say chp says harmon left on foot then turned himself in this morning. >> he admitted he left the scene. his version of how is concerned is daimpb than what the evidence indicates. >> the chp says he claims the victim claims to be the cause of the accident. >> fish and game officials confirmed a mountain lion attacked a man in novato. the man slept in his deeping bag and a 63-year-old did survive, ended up being taken to the hospital to be treat forward cuts and scratches. this is the 15th confirm add tack on a human since 1890. >> a simmering contract despite continues tomorrow. a 34-year-old -- 3400 registered nurses will be staging another walk out, it's their five of the last eight months over sick leave and health care benefits. sutter calls the demands modest and ages and benefits competitive. >> california lawmakers passed a first state law in the u.s. today that includes many the reforms included in national mortgage

witnesses say the suspect, michael harmon, checked on the victim before taking off. >> he came down and was looking in there and -- we were there for about 3-5 minutes and then when i turned around he left. >> michael harmon turned himself in late this morning. he will likely face charges. >>> evacuations in san jose were called off about 3:00 p.m. this afternoon after a suspicious substance they found out was only soap. was t was blocking a storm -- it was blocking a storm drain and businesses were evacuated. >>> a study uncurved hundreds of problem spots for pg&e. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar explains why the company isn't too alarmed. >> reporter: as water pressure testing of the gas mains moves forward comes word of a study. the study says there is 500 potential trouble spots on 239 different pipelines. >> a trouble spot is a place where they can't verify and guarantee that the integrity of the pipe, that indicates it could be subject to failure at any time. >> reporter: pg&e says the study is not so dire. >> this is how we think you should priorits it. >> they are scheduled --

i'm sorry to tell you, t host is out sick." >> hinojosa: (laughs) >> and so she said, "so i, susan harmon, am going into the studio, and i want you to come with me." i was on the air the first day. >> hinojosa: oh, the good old days of public television... public radio, public television. >> totally. but i did not think the way you are talking about it. i only thought, "here i am at this academic institution, which was the american university, and thinking, "what am i doing here? what am i doing here? i don't have a college education. they're going to find me out. they're going to say, 'she doesn't belong here.'" >> hinojosa: "she's not one of us." >> so i worked harder than any human being should. but that's what we do in order to make up for when we don't believe in our own ability. we just keep working and working and working and working. >> hinojosa: so i've talked about the fact that you are very revealing with your life, and i'm hoping that, you know, people will be inspired to read more of your work because you are so revealing. but of course, the question that i have, and this is

harmon claim the victim is to blame. investigators say his story doesn't match the evidence. >>> this morning the family of an armed domestic violence suspect shot and killed by vallejo police is asking if more could have been done to save his life. investigators say 44-year-old marshal tobin reached for a gun after getting out of a vehicle yesterday morning. police responded to reports of a man with a weapon. police ordered him to put the gun down even tased him but say he refused. it is the fourth officer involved shooting in have a know six weeks. >>> san francisco medical examiner identified a body recovered from the bay as that of victor murillo. police believe he fell into the water off pier 30. a passerby spotted his body off the embarcadero yesterday north of the bay bridge. murillo worked as a prison guard in vacaville. police are treating his death as an accident. >>> this morning fish and game officials continue to search for a mountain lion which attacked a 63-year-old man. crews searched the area near the at

harmon claims the victim is to blame for the crash.ators say his story doesn't match the evidence from the crash scene. >>> 6:37. time to take a look at forecast for today. by the way cue s to mike for his forecast yesterday for the fireworks. -- kudoes to make for his forecast yesterday for the fireworks. >>> 82 minutes because of low clouds, oakland and san jose on time. good morning cloud cover not moisture falling, doppler showing you how dry it is. it is theorial track coming down into northern california you can see -- it is the storm track coming down into northern california. you can see cooler -- cooler air from the ocean today, that's why we'll be cooler than yesterday, probably the coolest afternoon in the forecast cycle. cloudy sky 7:00 mainly in the 50s, clouds pull out inland hang around the central bay and coast by noon 50s from half moon bay into san francisco even oakland the rest of news the 60s to a few 70s around noon -- rest of us in the 60s to a few 70s around noon. upper 50s to mid 60s along the coast in san fran

they say harmon left the scene and turned himself in 10 hours later harmon claims the victim is the onee for the crash. investigators say his story does not match the evidence from the scene. >>> this morning family of armed domestic violence suspect shot and killed by vallejo police are asking if more could have been done to save his life? investigators say 44-year-old marshal tobin reached for a again after getting out of a vehicle yesterday. police responded to reports of a man with a weapon in a grocery store parking lot police ordered him to put the gun down, tased him, but he refused. this is the fourth officer involved shooting in vallejo in six weeks. >>> san francisco medical examiner has identified a body recovered from the bay as that o'as of that a missing man. a friend last saw 27-year-old victor murillo after a giants game. police believe he fell into the water. a passerby spotted his body off the embarcadero north of the bay bridge yesterday morning. murillo worked as a prison garr. police are treating his death as an accident. >>> this morning fish and game officials con

then zee harmonization which is better coordination between donors and the simplification of the donor processes. they can be incredibly onerous especially some of the multilateral institutions, although perhaps you will have something to say about that, but simplifying the processes and harmonizing donor assistance among the different donor agencies in a particular country, making sure that there are not gaps that are not duplication or overlaps. >> another is the real focus on results. there are some common indicators now that virtually all donors and analyst countries adhere to which enables us to better measure and monitor the effectiveness of foreign aid. the last is mutual accountability which is the commitment of both donors and developing countries alike to be accountable to the people and to the world at large for development. i want to throw out a few rather provocative ideas that have been raised particularly and related to the u.s. government in our own federal budget. these were most recently articulated by the center for american progress. they are not new ideas that many

your next speaker, jane harmon, was a big supporter of that when she was in congress. we appreciate it. took them a long time. they extended it 11 times. there's $200 billion in it and about $2 billion for america fast forward which allows cities like my own to accelerate our projects by loaning and then paying the federal government back. >> mayor antonio villaraigosa, thank you. we will see you all summer and of course at the convention. >> i look forward to it. >>> speaking of infrastructure and things that need to be de in this country, the heat wave that is scorching the east coast has killed at least 22 people, left millions still in misery, particularly the 1.3 million still without power following this weekend's violent storms. nbc's tom costello in washington. tom, you're one of those who did not have power. has the power been restored to your home? tell us about the region, obviously. >> we got power back in my house sunday night, thankfully. my teenaged daughters were starting to drive me crazy complaining they had no internet. this is a very serious matter

unions have agreed to drop the employer pick up of the retirement contributions so they will be harmonized where almost every employee and this round -- there were only one or two that are not paid the full rate. >> that is the current opinion of the city attorney. we still have a lot of work to do. we have the contract being amended will officially expire on june 30 and we will be renegotiating that and we still have a lot of work to do. supervisor elsbernd: at this point, let's open it up to public comment. are there any members of the public who wish to comment on items six through 36, excluding 28. anybody? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, any further discussion? supervisor chiu: i want to thank all of the parties and i know was a lot of work. good to see these issues resolved. with that, i am happy to make a motion to move these forward. we can do that without objection. madam car, can you call item no. 28 cluster >> or to its adopting and implementing the mou. >> motion to recuse because of my wife is a member. supervisor farrell: supervisor elsbernd is excused. >>

. >> reporter: investigators identified the owner of the truck as michael harmon. he was considered a person of interest in the crash. but this morning he turned himself in. >> it is a serious thing. >> reporter: investigators say the driver will be facing manslaughter and felony hit and run charges. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> late this morning the coroner released the name of the victim, he was 17 years old, not 16. >>> police are investigating a homicide after a person was found shot to death. police found the victim after 6:00 p.m. last night in oakland. the victim had been shot at least once. officers have not released any other information. >>> san francisco police are looking for a gunman in connection with a shooting. the violence happened yesterday. the victim's identity has not been released. police are not saying a lot about the case. a motive is not yet known. >>> a homeless man is in jail accused of setting a fire at a vacant apartment building. started after noon yesterday on clayton way. ktvu channel 2 news got the video of the rest of mich

the chp says 41-year-old michael harmon was behind the wheel and left the scene.s of vehicle manslaughter and felony hit and run. >>> time now 6:55. a santa rosa woman has been arrested for a fatal crash that police say appears to have been a case of domestic violence. witnesses believe 28-year-old heather ann howell was trying to hit a motorcycle rider she was allegedly chasing saturday afternoon on hall road. when the motorcyclist veered out of the way police say howell hit a lexus in front of her and a triumph spit fire. the man in the triumph died at the scene. >>> and the japanese earthquake and tsunami was youtube's biggest story of 2011. researchers say one week after the disaster the 20 most watched news videos were related to that tragedy and viewed more than 96 million times. they tracked the most popular news videos over a 15 month period. a third were posted by eyewitnesses. >>> let's quickly go to sal. i know you are watching antioch and watching this protest in san francisco. what is going on? >> that is right. hold on. i'm making maps on the fly her

the ordinance before you would have the mayor and city administrator engage in a process to harmonize the various departments and agencies that oversee agriculture in san francisco. we have the department of public works and real-estate and other departments independent of us, including the public utilities commission, rec and park and any number of organizations interested in this particular area. a report was issued that laid out the challenges and opportunities in streamlining these efforts. the goal is to make it easier for urban gardeners in san francisco to find plots, and extend this program, create consistency, clarity, and simplicity in the city. the legislation would have us put together a strategic plan by december 31 that would recommend a nonprofit organization or city department that would serve as a single point of contact. we have had a number of meetings with various departments and stakeholders to talk about these efforts. we look ford to convening this conversation to working with -- we look forward to convene this conversation and i know there are some stake holder

and harmonize the government's welcome and critical commitment to growth.will the prime minister use his influence to insure there is no further unavoidable delay in the launch of this critically importanenterprise? >> very carefully what my hon. friend says. 60% of regional growth the way. the money has been distributed in many cases but i look specifically at this project. radio astronomy and satellite management, these are high tech jobs. i will do my best to make sure it happens. >> se london deficit is due to the p s i. the secretary of state suggests may be working with local health managers to deal with that situation rather than posting it outside the administrator to cut local health services. >> what i would say to the ho gentleman is -- this year and the year after. some of these like the one he mentioned do have enormous deficits and a large part of that is down to the completely failed system that the last government put in place and hospitals and down the country went 120 pounds to recess and alarm and to replace a light fitting. these were co

in about 45 minutes the bells will be echoed by the tolling of the largest harmonically tuned bell inurope kicking off the opening ceremonies. the lead up saw hiccups but the president of the committee said today they were all resolved in time. >> we feel all the operation items that i can say with pleasure that london is ready and eagerly awaiting for the opening ceremony. >> organizers are promising an imaginative, whimsyical celebration. >>> that has been on for a little while now. it took place at 10:00. the festival is scheduled to run through sunday and this is their 34th year. the festival includes a cooking contest with a 5000 dollar prize. a country music concert and an area aimed for teens. tickets are 17 dollars for adults and 8 dollars for kids and seniors. >>> warmer weather is pulling into the bay area for your weekend. we will not get it in time for friday. today numbers similar to yesterday. a live look from san rafael, mostly clear skies. plenty of cloud cover earlier this morning but they are slowly burning away. those low clouds will retreat to the coastline leaving

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investigators say harmon left his car at the scene and took off on foot. >>> nearly two years after the pipeline disaster, pg&e has inspected the rest of its gas lines and found that more than 200 are at risk of another san bruno-like fire. it exploded back in 2010. now in a company assessment obtained by the chronicle, the utility says some 239 lines are in danger of a similar failure. the welds are at risk because of their age or the company's previous practice of pressurizing the lines above the legal limit. pg&e says it will evaluate or replace the segments over the next two years. >>> putting the brakes on the party bus, a bay area family who lost their teenage son in a car crash after he crank too much on a party bus is supporting a new bill aimed at tighter regulations. 19-year-old brett was killed in february 2010. his blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit. an assemblyman has proposed a new bill that makes bus drivers abide by the same rules as limo drivers requiring passengers to be the legal drinking age of 21 if there is alcohol on board and if there i

ex-quissettely wonderful buildings of one of a kind and maintain that in whatever form we can and have it harmonize with large and newer buildings. and then i think we have a very strong journey into the future. >> thank you. commissioner wolfram. commissioner wolfram: i just wanted to layer on one other thing which there's a certain irony i guess in saying that we need to retool soma because it's actually one of the most financially successful mabeds in the whole city. with right now the highest -- commercial rents of anywhere. so i think it would be interesting to add on to this analysis or to bring into this discussion a discussion with some of the people involved in the companies that are so successful there. and to understand what attracts them so much this area. is it the building stock, the large floor plates, the industrial character of the buildings? is it easy access to 2 a.d., it looks raw and funky, is there something that we as planners and architects aren't even thinking about that they find so compelling? so i think they were there maybe originally because it was cheap. but it's no l

the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's out of balance and the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines that will come over here and check the levels. so it's kind of an on-going thing that you have to stay on top of on a daily basis. >> handled properly, you take organic residuals, as we call them, that are leftovers of our society and turn them back into some energy. and we have another ability to take that sludge and get a nutrient value for crops there. we actually are running a kind of composting energy recovery system. >> well, this is a dirty job. we try to do it safely and we try to do it without imposing too much on the public. people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come ba

any regulatory change would have to be harmonized with licensing jurisdiction over nuclear facilities and epa jurisdiction over radiation protection standards. such a process is certainly within the capacity of those federal agencies. some states would assume environmental jurisdiction. s. others might not. in any event i'mive improved clarity and a meaningful state oversight role would allow for the first time consent based and transparent decisions to take place. that would be inadequate and not provide the state the necessary certainty. new mexico and its senator might able to inform us more with the demise of the proposed yucca mountain project we understand that some have suggested that aspects of the whip land withdrawal act might be subject to alteration. there were expressed promises made to new mexico. and if those promises are remotely in jeopardy it's not clear to nrdc why any state would trust such a contract or future promise. we addressed interim storage and other matters. i'm happy to take questions on those as all. i'll close with the premise that we hope both guides c

run of the day a bogey free nine under sixty two moving him into joint second alongside compadres harmon on twelve. to basketball where n.b.a. offseason business is continuing with the brooklyn nets and feeling an all star backcourt of millions until johnson the son who used to play as the new jersey nets preparing for their first season in brooklyn which johnson saying his arrival on with out of williams makes it an exciting time for the franchise. before you know our dream we give we're going to allow for each of. you know give a chance to play with great. play ready to go. before seeming to is going to want to. do so much excited since probably brag about. the world of power boating is in mourning this weekend following the death of leading pilots william knocker nakor was taking part in the second race of the class one world championship season in the bomb is well marked both was on the up for it when a high speed crash occurred the race immediately red flagged and copilot curdle seven were taken to a nearby hospital where the britain was pronounced dead both remains in a critical co

the day a bogey free nine hundred sixty to move him to joint second he's a long psychiatric brian harmonon twelve under. now the world of power boating is in mourning this weekend following the death of leading pilot william naca norco is taking part in the second race of the class one world championship season in camp on his well months boat was on last fall when involved in a high speed crash the race was immediately red flagged as knock and copilot cut olsen were taken to a nearby hospital where the person was pronounced dead also remains in a critical condition saturday's race has been cancelled as a mark of respect. now to basketball where the n.b.a. offseason continues with the brooklyn nets unveiling all star courts have drawn williams and joe johnson as the nets prepare for their first season in brooklyn shooting guard johnson says his arrival along with out of williams makes it an exciting time for the franchise. before you know it being with nerves we're going to do a lot for each other. you know give me a chance to play really great. play major. you know before seeming to do i

have control with, of course, the federal floor that i'm quite sure epa, whatever new entity can harmonize their standards. when states have a measure of control to say we can regulate this according to the most strict and protective standards that we see fit, and when that's the case, there's a potential for this kind of very complicated, difficult decision to go forward. without that, it's not going to happen in our federal system, and i think -- i think the evidence bears me out on that. >> thank you. >> to my panel, i ask senator barrasso if he feels prepared to bring us home and be our last questioner. he's up to it. take me home. do you want some music? >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> the guy from nashville, from tennessee. >> thanks, mr. chairman. mr. howes, i'm concerned about how long it's taken to address the long-term storage of nuclear waste. its process began three decades ago. we're no closer to a solution. with regard to interim storage, you talk about wanting to see that timely implementation of the blue ribbon commission's recommendation -- i keep saying blue river which is

it was wrong. >> talk about harmonization and global coordination it is a balance.blunt to keep this industry in the united states but we are in a global marketplace with broad implications. there are important things to look at. you have proposed guidance but first, what coordination are you doing with the ftc was a global marketplace and harmonization? >> we shared with the sec and other regulators o one year-ago in consultation and then the treasury department with a group of international. we've got allot of feedback on our guidance. >> could you respond to the coordination issue? finreg yes. we have consulted extensively from the staff and i fully anticipate that we partner with the international dialogue. other perking groups and will collateral conversations and the key jurisdictions of agencies around the world to talk about the timing seeking to harmonize the end result. >> as we look at the bridges abroad from the transactions , could you speak to the concerns of competitive as a vantage? how to rebalance that and protect american consumers and investors?