live in the community of pine grove, always in fear of the next big wildfire.don and nancy leach, pine residents:"it's on your mind all the time. it's always in the back of your head-yeah."p-g-and-e identifies and cut down several trees that were close to power lines on their property.nancy leach, pine grove resident:"they obviously have to become proactive . because being reactive in the past, just hasn't worked. and lots of people have lost their properties and their livelihoods."the new effort by p-g-and-e comes following the deadly 2015 butte fire in amador county. cal fire determined the fire sparked by p-g-and-e power lines hitting a tree.a judge found the utility liable.now new p-g- and-e base camps, serving wildfire prone communities. taking a proactive approach, before a disaster response is required. live look outside... san francisco international airport. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday

plastic leaching out of the bank. that's right, it's miserable. up to being in the midst of a plastic pollution crisis. the public concern after blue planet and the rest of it and seeing this plastic washing out into the thames here is shocking. surely it makes sense to take this out, mine what's here and put it to some good use. there would be a lot in that landfill that would be good to get out and put to good use. precious metals in computers and laptops and watches but getting plastic out, turning it back into oil and then burning it, essentially that's what's happening and that will be very bad for climate change. julian would prefer if plastic is left in a modern secure landfill where it cannot escape. if it's a secure landfill then leave it there, it's fossil fuel being put back in the ground and while it's there it will not pollute the atmosphere and drive climate change. clearly this isn't a secure landfill. but if there are many people saying they can turn this resource from plastic in landfill into cleaner fuel, that has to be good. so

plastic leaching out of the bank. that's right, it's miserable. up to being in the midst of a plastic pollution crisis, the public concern after blue planet ii, and all the rest of it. and to see this plastic rubbing out, washing out, eroding out and going straight into the thames here is absolutely shocking. surely it makes sense to take this out, mine what's here and put it to some kind of good use? there'll be a lot in that landfill that would be good to get out and put to good use. metals, precious metals that are in computers and laptops and watches and all the rest of it. but getting plastic out, turning it back into oil and then burning it, essentially, that's what's happening, that is going to be very, very bad for climate change. julian would prefer that plastic is left in a modern secure landfill where it cannot escape. if it's a secure landfill, then leave it there. it's a fossil fuel that has been put back in the ground where it came from and whilst it's there, it's not going to be polluting the atmosphere and driving climate change. c

but it was leaching out of the bank. that is right. it is miserable.ve grabbed a plastic pollution crisis. the public concern at the blue planet is too all the rest of it, to see this plastic rubbing out, washing out from eroding out of going straight into the thames here is absolutely shocking. surely it makes sense to take this out, mind what is here and put it to some kind of good use? there will be a lot that is in that landfill that would be good to get out and put to good use. precious metals that in computers and laptops and watches, and all the rest of. but getting plastic outcry turning it back into oil and they're burning it, essentially that is what is happening, that is going to be very, very bad for climate change. gillian would prefer that it is left ina gillian would prefer that it is left in a modern, secure landfill where it cannot escape. it it is a secure landfill then leave it there. whilst it is there is not going to be polluting the atmosphere and driving timea polluting the atmosphere and driving time a change. clearly this is no

is trade disputes and it's not just china european companies are also increasingly buying leach grain and other ira cultural products here the reason is simple. the terrorists that you're placed on u.s. corn twenty five percent tariffs that would be the main driver that would then make u.s. corn more expensive thank you navy and forests barger family has passed down its farm from one generation to the next but now it's under threat from those tariffs. and to think that it could come to an end and. the fact that it would end at the fifth generation is it's hard to swallow sometimes for the family now hopes that the u.s. government can come to an agreement on tariffs with its trading partners as quickly as possible. cryptocurrency as have been falling sharply for the second day in a row bitcoin dropped nearly ten percent standing in slump and dragging down rival cryptocurrency it coin accounts for more than half of the digital currency market several financial firms have pulled back from cryptocurrency this year in part due to concerns about government efforts to step up oversight of th

apparently he does still have a job the meeting as you say is over all three leaches none of the three leaders involved chancellor magical for the conservatives for the varian conservatives hosty who for the interior minister and the leader of the social democrats and tree analysis none of them have made any public statements what we're hearing from government sources is that all three leaders have agreed to keep the contents of their meeting secret for now apparently it was a good and serious set of talks and as you mentioned the same three leaders will be meeting next wednesday with the intention of continuing working as a governing coalition that's what we know so far so it's the aspi day pushing for this man to go how important is a victory for them in this. well i understand that the party leadership had a telephone conference earlier today and one of the lines they did agree on was not to put the governing coalition at risk over this issue so they're pushing very hard for. mohsen to be fired or for him to resign but seen from today it doesn't look as though they are going to push

live in the community of pine grove, always in fear of the next big wildfire.don and nancy leach, pine:"it's on your mind all the time. it's always in the back of your head-yeah."p-g-and-e identifies and cut down several trees that were close to power lines on their property.nancy leach, pine grove resident:"they obviously have to become proactive . because being reactive in the past, just hasn't worked. and lots of people have lost their properties and their livelihoods."the new effort by p-g-and-e comes foowing the deadly 2015 butte fire in amador county. cal fire determined the fire sparked by p-g-and-e power lines hitting a tree.a judge found the utility liable.now new p-g- and-e base camps, serving wildfire prone communities. taking a proactive approach, before a disaster response is required.required.response is disaster response is required. (catherine) (catherine) that was steve large reporting.similar p-g&e plans to cut down trees around high pressure gas lines in the east bay were met with a lawsuit.(pam) residents have instead asked the utility to install things like automat

there's also a first test call up for seamer 0lly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialiste leading scorer and the captain for the title this year comes in yet to make his debut and joe from kent makes a return to international cricket he did play a few one day are is quite a long time ago so it's been a big gap for a long time ago so it's been a big gapfor him, a long time ago so it's been a big gap for him, he comes back in but a very different cricketer now, he was back then. this time tomorrow night, we may well know whether anthonyjoshua has retained his world heavyweight crowns. he takes on alexander povetkin, in front of an 80,000 sell—out crowd at wembley. at today's weigh—in, joshua was almost two stone heavier than his russian opponent. he's been taking a new, more natural approach to training recently, waking up naturally before hitting the gym, rather than setting an alarm clock, and he feels better for it, he should win tomorrow but his camp have warned him that povetkin is still a danger, with 34 wins and just one loss to his name. he is drawn, there's no doub

leaches gone as the clock project to reset may's economic plan. just to train work for economic cooperation will not work at this late stage of the negotiation it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and counter it's an. international weekend life for moscow with me kevin owen for hides they warn them three hundred ten times they notified israel when israel bombed syria russia never shot down israeli jets or missiles even when they posed a danger to russian personnel at israel's request russia tore up a deal to sell syria s three hundred ad defense systems which would have made israeli air raids much more difficult. israel expressed its concerns as soon as the s three hundred deal with syria was signed. israel concluded that with these new air defense systems syria would have been able to cover all of israel's airspace that means that damascus could have shot down israeli military planes just seconds after takeoff the israeli said they cannot let that happen they expressed their alarm and ask

new technologies were coming along that were putting enormous power into hands of individuals and leaching them out of the big organizations and institutions. anybody could become a publisher. anybody could start a business. they had all of these powerful things of that they could work with. they had networks that they could connect to. meanwhile, it is like the mission of "wired" and the mission of these people that we were living among, kevin kelly describes their mission as to travel to a new land over the horizon called the future. and to come back with fresh kill for the human race. that is what we were reporting on. that was the attitude of the young people, the 25-year-olds that were running around and building these new companies and basically creating the world that we know now. everything that we know now was done by these kids. if you ask people today where it came from and what it was like, they are more inclined to think it was always what it is now. and it was always predestined to be that. as if there was no risk involved. as if everything was just going to happen. these big

taking place within the clinton administration and then through the nine hundred ninety nine gramm leach wiley law which repealed the glass steagall act a law enacted the in one nine hundred twenty nine after the stock market crash as banks were.

taking place within the clinton administration and then through the nine hundred ninety nine gramm leach wiley law which repealed the glass steagall act a law enacted the in one nine hundred twenty nine after the stock market crash as banks were being destroyed during the great depression the last stigall importantly separated investment banking from commercial banking the concern was the improper.

taking place within the clinton administration and then through the nine hundred ninety nine gramm leach bliley law which repealed the glass steagall act a law enacted the in one nine hundred twenty nine after the stock market crash as banks were being destroyed during the great depression the last stigall importantly separated investment banking from commercial banking the concern was the improper speculating role commercial banks were playing in the stock market using in part their own customers money they were seriously self-serving some said greedy and place not only the financial sector but the entire economy in precarious peril and when those bank speculative bets went bad the markets melted down crashing with contagion not only amongst the banks but other companies and other sectors of the economy for the last years of the clinton administration the economy was booming with excellent growth the last year in one thousand nine hundred nine g.d.p. was four point eight percent but the us federal government actually had a budget surplus it had been two decades since that occurred but o

nil nil at the break but seven minutes into the second half freiburg took the leach when floria media types home an easy rebound a horrible moment for shock a keeper right fairmount spilling christiane into as original shot straight into need election as part of one elite state the hosts celebrating their first home win of the season shocker meanwhile on able to manage even a drawer the fraud book they state firmly rooted to the bottom of the industry. now are minor of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. u.s. president donald trump has told the united nations security council that china is quote attempting to interfere in november's u.s. congressional elections he says it's because china opposes his trade policy and tariffs on chinese exports. the first time while high rock and berlin on behalf of the entire news team thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues at the top of the hour here that. nico is in germany to learn german. polish people why not learn with him online on the mobile and free shops from the w e learning course st

turned out it was benzene, the cancer-causing compound leached into the water system from plastic pipes that melted during october's tubbs fire. >> all of the data in the advisory area came back and meets all regulatory requirements, federal and state drinking water requirements for safe water. >> reporter: crews replaced more than 440 water lines, three water mains and eight fire hydrants at a cost of $8 million. still, many homeowners, most of whom have yet to rebuild, are convinced that the work that's done is enough. >> it causes questions when you have flint, michigan and other water problems in the country. you just don't know. >> reporter: the city says regular testing will continue for as long as necessary. good enough for him. >> the only thing of course is i have to start paying for the water again. so that's the only thing. >> reporter: santa rosa water is hoping to lift the advisory early next month. live in santa rosa, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. >>> president trump is back in washington, d.c. tonight after spending much of the day in the carolinas meeting with

, that were once used to heat—proof everything from electrical components to paint and glue, are leaching at toxic levels in the bodies of killer whales. the very highest levels in the killer whales are actually levels that we think would completely suppress reproduction. the effects of these chemicals have been at the heart of years of investigation by scientists, including this team from london's institute of zoology, who have carried out detailed postmortems on the bodies of marine mammals. the pcbs alone, no other threat, just the pcbs alone, is enough to cause the extinction of more than half of the world's killer whale populations, which is really devastating, really. this is a killer whale apocalypse. polychlorinated biphenyls are extremely stable, heat—resistant chemicals. they were used in a huge range of products, including paints and sealants, until research revealed them to be toxic. they were widely banned in the 1980s. their legacy, though, has proven just as toxic. the un estimates that 1a million tons of pcbs have yet to be disposed of safely, and they may still be leaking

. >> the breech a latest in the series of missteps for the social giant leaching facebook all by itself. >> please. >> 2018 has been a long year for zuckerberg and the stock plkting problems down 7% this year while the rest of the fang trade takes off and tech surges. has facebook become a no touch stock, guy. >> see that face i make. i wanted to make it clear it's a pained smell something bad face. >> is it because of the song >> it's a combination of the two. clearly the stock is forcing us to play celine dion all of which makes me ill she ripped it off from eric carmen tim said this. this is combination risk you have to be comfortable with the valuation in an environment where maybe valgts doesn't matter i thought it would trade back to the level we saw in march when mr. zuckerberg testified which is 155 i don't think you have seen the capitulation volume you saw in march. which indicates that's where we are headed quite frankly i don't think you have to do anything in earnings. i think 80s no touch for a month. >> it's a perception problem 785 million in cambridge 50 million now per

— that were once used to heat proof everything from electrical components to paint and glue, are leachingthe bodies of killer whales. the very highest levels in the killer whales are actually levels that we think will completely suppress reproduction. the effects of these chemicals have been at the heart of years of investigation by scientists, including this team from london's institute of zoology, who've carried out detailed postmortems on the bodies of marine mammals. the pcbs alone, no other threat, just the pcbs alone is enough to cause the extinction of more than half of the world's killer whale populations, which is really devastating, really. this is a killer whale apocalypse. polychlorinated biphenyls are extremely stable, heat resistant chemicals. they were used in a huge range of products, including paints and sealants, until research revealed them to be toxic. they were widely banned in the 1980s. their legacy though, has proven just as toxic. the un estimates that 1a million tons of pcbs have yet to be disposed of safely and they may still be leaking from landfill sites today

the s&p 500 finished the third quarter with a gain of more than 7% leaching the benchmark up more than 9% so far this year. putting the market on pace for t better than 1urn including divides for all of8. 201 the market strength is supported by a u.s. economy growing better than 3%. correspondent profi rising near a 20% clip and interest rates that remain at hiorically low levels. technology, retail, health care and transpoeration stocks standouts over the past few months, offering a fairly p encouraginture of the underlying economy. so what is there to wry about heading into what is tip che the strongest quarter of the year? well the concerns are in a few familiar areas. has growth peaked for the u.s. economy or certain sectors as the market seems to suggest? i will moreense trade disputes with china upend global growth and further stress international markets? do the midterm elections present an risk? and how might the federal reserve rate hiking restrain the economy just as the boost from last year's tax cutsasn'ts. the bull market is showing wear and tear that reflects some of th w

taking place within the clinton administration and then through the nine hundred ninety nine gramm leach wiley law which repealed the glass steagall act a law enacted the in one nine hundred twenty nine after the stock market crash as banks were being destroyed during the great depression the last stigall importantly separated investment banking from commercial banking the concern was the improper speculating role commercial banks were playing in the stock market using in part their own customers money they were seriously self-serving some said greedy and place not only the financial sector but the entire economy in precarious peril and when those bank speculative bets went bad the markets melted down crashing with contagion not only amongst the banks but other companies and other sectors of the economy for the last years of the clinton administration the economy was booming with excellent growth the last year in one thousand nine hundred nine g.d.p. was four point eight percent but the us federal government actually had a budget surplus it had been two decades since that occurred but on

between investment banks and commercial banks, not that gram leach bliley -- graham leach buyly were mixing. -- gramm-leach-bliley were mixing. the commercial banks were able to make more loans to tie with the investment banking activities, the investment banking were able to -- swaps, other things. curious was that chasing something you could push back to gramm-leach-bliley? mr. klein: the maturity transformation is exactly right. it's on my sheet. i probably overlooked it which is the mismatch of classic long-term, short-term -- peter asked the question, why housing? i different way to say that is it's particularly problematic when you're using overnight short-term funding to fund a long-term asset like a house. other things like, say, commercial real estate, which has usually a five-year period as opposed to a seven to 30-year period has a much -- the crises would have unfolded a little bit differently and that pressure in the financial system whose goal is maturity transformation is exacerbated by that. that i think will also tie into some of the low nominal yield and low real yi

there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialistscorer in captain birsa read the titles of the year, comes in, yet to make his debut and joe delete from kenneth to make a return to international cricket. he played a few one days quite a long time ago, it's been a big gap for him. he comes back and out but a very different cricket player now than when he used to be. there'll be an 80—thousand sell—out crowd at wembley tomorrow night for anthony joshua's heavyweight title defence against alexander povetkin. at today's weigh—in, joshua was almost two stone heavier than his russian opponent. he's been taking a new approach to training recently, waking up naturally before hitting the gym, rather than setting an alarm clock, and feels better for it. joshua is the favourite but his camp have warned him that povetkin is a threat, with a record of 3a wins and just one defeat. he is strong. no doubt about it. he isa he is strong. no doubt about it. he is a good fighter. i kid go on my back but and do the uk style boxing, but you have to do al

there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialistorer in captain, comes in the media to make his debut and joe denley from katt to return to international cricket. he played a few one days quite a long time ago. it's been a big gap for him and he comes back in but a very different cricket it now from what it was then. golf history has been made at the portugal masters. englishman oliver fisher shot the first sub—60 round on the european tour. fisher has won just one tournament in his career — and the 59 was all the more remarkable, as he only managed a level par round yesterday. it feels great to make history here. it feels great to make history here. it isa it feels great to make history here. it is a great tournament. a great day for the european tour to shoot 59. going outside to make the cut and level fire and shooting that, just a great day all around. there'll be an 80—thousand sell—out crowd at wembley tomorrow night for anthony joshua's heavyweight title defence against alexander povetkin. at today's weigh—in, joshua was almo

toxins that are held in the soil could leach out and escape from where they are being held into the groundwaterami is especially vulnerable to that. much more industrial beyond that. and you have to get in very shallow groundwater. you could have more events where these get pushed into this very shallow aquifer and really tax to infrastructure trying clean those toxins out of the drinking water. you don't really know whether climate change will increase the threat and how quickly. things cities struggle with. help than they used to be. and this climbing pressure as you go down. it's a real challenge. worldlooked all over the to look at what the cities of tomorrow may look like. editor aboutto an specifically how it's getting cleaner and quieter. >> we see the arrival of the electric buses and taxicabs, cars as the first technology taking noise out of the steam environment. just imagine taking the sound of all the cars and you get the experience. motors are replaced at such a rate. >> i feel like that's where some things began in terms of the development. >> one of the most interesting not ancie

manageable workload for the more spin options come from adil rashid — a specialist one day player and jack leachear from triathlon‘s world champion. vicky holland tells me her next challenge is to make it to tokyo. and rachel atherton‘s mountain bike career is going downhill faster than anyone one else. the champions league of darts gets under way this weekend in brighton. the world‘s best players will battle it out for the £100,000 prize. the former electrician rob cross, who beat darts legend phil taylor to win the pdc title injanuary, says the format is a winnerfor the fans. the best eight players in the world will battle it out in groups of four. there will be a round—robin so enough games to see your favourite players sort of notjust once, you will see them three times, guaranteed, and not being funny, if they make the final an win it, which hopefully they support me, it sort of gives them a opportunity and come in and get a feel for it. the atmosphere will be good and it is something that is unique with dart, the atmosphere is amazing. i thrive on it. i love to walk out in the big crowds a

when you try and treat it with acids to try and leach out some of the material you may want to gain that's really bad news because you have no control over what's being released it could be released as a smoke it could be related to something a gas english thing goes into the ground. the main problem is the smoke. every time when you breathe then you don't feel well. it means you can't sleep you get fever again and again. when you breathe in the smoke it gets into your chest. when you cough what comes up is blocked well i have an interest in seeing how the environment movement is changing human health all interactions being my background being in this ecology for testing for new compounds and the team of life film wanted to do an independent study to test if there is chemical determination related to electronic waste dumping and processing and producing as part of the studying i worked with some sanity at the gun atomic energy commission samson is a former schoolteacher in kindy research at the commission which is a governmental research station. i was teaching in a second new school when

she's already on me like a leach. >> that was adrian bankard reporting.enee and justin hadn't seen each other in 34 years. she says she can't believe her brother had been living in oregon the whole time, just 600 miles from her home in pleasanton. time to check the weather forecast. let's see what drew tuma has to tell us. >> you know what, eric? we are tracking at least a mainly clear night right now, but the cloud cover will fill back in over the next couple of hours. lows overnight tonight, upper 40s to low 50s, about where we should be for this time of year. 51 in san francisco. 52 in oakland. 55 in san jose. we will break down your 12-hour day planner on your sunday. a blend of sun and clouds early on. it is a breezy afternoon though. at 4:00 we will see bright skies but temperatures with that breeze pretty much in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. highs on sunday, 63 in san francisco, about eight degrees below where we should be this time of the year. near 70 in oakland. 86 in antioch. 80 in napa. 80 in santa rosa. future tracker temperatures as

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in fact, since that time in july , we were leached a final hate -- height of the dam embankment. that is great news. this photo shows the embankment under construction in the, coming right up to the top of this bill way or the bridge will be able to connect to the road over the top of the dam. in july, the team was able to celebrate, placing the last truckload of clay core material in the embankment. we are looking forward to having a celebration for the final project completion next spring. this does mean that we are now working with the california division of safety of dams on getting approval to start impounding water this fall. will be able to capture water even though there's other work that will be ongoing. the fish passage facility at the dam is also making very good progress. at the end of the quarter, the contractor was working on a lot of the building structures that are associated with the project, including the electrical building and other facilities. so we do expect this project to be done at the end of this calendar year. the storage and recovery project is a two p

. >>> the destination on the departure board red zurich switzerland but a united airlines jet leaching san francisco international airport made what could be a flit in the future. it was filled with biofuel mixed with the normal supply. believed to be the longest commercial flight with that high percentage of renewable fuels. they say it's good for business and the environment. >> any time you reduce emissions you are able to reduce costs. so the business rationale for in is really clear. but quite frankly it goes beyond the math. we're using biofuels and partnering with the california companies because it makes good sense for the planet. >> a company called world energy manufactured the fuel in california earlier this week. united announced a goal of becoming the first airline in the industry to cut carbon emissions in half by the year 2050. the time now is 5:17. a special unusual event in the east buy bay school. two graduates went back to the campus to tie the knot. abc 7 news reporter shows why they through it this weekend. >> reporter: a crowd gathered at dewy academy not for grad

enough on what he needs to do to keep control of the house and that is, in part, because there are not leach to tell him the truth. so they are trying to get him moving in the right direction on that. >> the president doesn't like tough news is what you're trying to say? >> yeah. >> the presidents often when they get in trouble a at home they often go to abroad and find it a way to escape their troubles back home. president trump has that opportunity this fall. he is going to talk about foreign policy at the u.n. general assembly in new york and that he'll go to france, ireland, and argentina. president has not been as successful using the foreign trips to get away from trouble. helsinki was an example it doesn't go so well for him but at least an opportunity to change the subject. fountain democrats do take over the house he'll want to try to to do that. >> different trouble. >> remember when the mid terms are supposed to be about the tax cuts from last year? it hasn't worked out for republicans and now a new line the president is trying out which is we are going to save medicaid and social

benzene leached in. >> all the data in the advisory area has come back and meets all regulatory requirements, federal and state drinking water requirements for safe water. >> reporter: crews replaced more than 440 water lines, three mains, and eight hydrants at a cost of $8 million. still, many homeowners, most of whom have yet to rebuild, are not convinced that the work that has been done is enough. >> it causes questions when you have flint, michigans and other water problems in the country, you just don't know. >> reporter: the city says regular testing will continue for as long as necessary, good enough for jan. >> i will have to start paying for the water again. so that's the only thing. >> reporter: santa rosa water is hoping to lift the advisory early next month. lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> new camp sites are coming to san francisco. >> a map here shows candle stick point state recreation area. a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. they will be be ada accessible. they open to visitors in less than two weeks on october 1st. >>> a company focused on online orders opens its fifth physical sto

there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialistr fisher shot the first sub—60 round on the european tour. this is the 18th green at villamoura, he had this birdie putt for a 58 — he just missed out on that, but left himself a tap in for a 59 — that's 12 under par. ten birdies and an eagle, no bogies in his second round. fisher has won just one tournament in his career — and this round was all the more remarkable, as he only managed level par yesterday. it feels great to make history here in horticulture gal. it is a great tournament and a great mark for the european tour and myself to shoot 59. i was chuffed with the day. going out, trying to make the cut and shooting that is, you know, just and shooting that is, you know, just a great day all round. anthonyjoshua has weighed in ahead of his world heavyweight title defence against alexander povetkin. it's going to be a sell—out at wembley tomorrow night. joshua is almost two stone heavier than the russian. a lot of the pre—fight talk has centred on the challenger‘s doping record, f

got help look at gregor blanco leaching catch robbing nolan arenado of extra bases. stratton. the giants snap the streak and win 2-0. delasalle hoefting bishop gorman of naefrd a rematch. spartan down in the second quarter geoffrey to henry to'oto'o. breaks loose with a $53 yard score. to'oto'o. he colleges include cal and blam. tide from to'oto'o again, once again just getting recruited to the lineupbacker even with 134 yards rushing and two touchdowns. spartans winning to 27-21 the final. and the sharks new stair eric carlson did not make it in time for the training camp. but jumbo joe is back. yes joe shortenen was on the ice alongside pfaffly assistant and kane. this is the time the projected top line is working together since the reconstructive knee surgery. missing final three months of last season and the playoff. pavelski and kane are looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe is obviously a legend who is actively playing, which is rare in this league. and it's great to see him back on the ice looking forward to continue to build through through

. >> reporter: for decades toxic chemicals from shims leached into the soil at hunters point base alongradioactive paint and contaminants from earlier tests. the navy, epa and local and state government promised the lienup. the ellington's believe the device was found just on the other side of this fence and it is worrisome because they live right in that building and mrs. ellington is eight-and-a-half months pregnant. >> we don't know long-term effects and, you know, with a baby on the way it is really scary. >> reporter: the navy admits the deck marker was found after scanning for radiation on one parcel. quote, one anomalous reading was identified as a historical deck marker and removed by the navy. the san francisco public health department added, today we are confident that the parcel a site is safe and that the object that was found poses no risks to the residents or workers there. developer lennar says it was not found on their property. environmentalists say they will recommend that officials test everyone within one square mile for radioactive contamination. in san francisco, e

vault, where the tank is held, so that fuel, if it did -- if the tank did rupture, the fuel would not leach out into the soil. so there's been a lot of challenges to make that happen, and i believe there was -- the initial design was submitted, denied because of some documentation that was not properly filled out, but it has been resubmitted again, and i believe that our latest update is november 8 for a final completion of the station. i'm open to any questions you might have. >>commissioner cleaveland: november november -- >> november 8 of this year? >> yes. that is the date that's mentioned. >> and there was a slight delay on 5, as well? >> so currently, that is correct, commissioner. so station -- the contractor from station 5 has verbally notified us that they feel that they are -- they have an approximate four-month delay for the completion of the station. they submitted a schedule. it has actually been refuted by the estimator for d.p.w., and because d.p.w. is refuting what the contractor is stating in the schedule, the -- it's now going to be -- go to another level of management tha

money that should be going to their city in order to improve their destroyed infrastructure is being leached away as they say because of corrupt businesses and also particularly as they say because of corrupt politicians but at the same time there's a very heavy security presence in there we are seeing some on groups one on group has made a parade through the center of it saying.