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marin county, across the golden gate from san francisco. it's the home of valerie hood, a landscaper and activist who decided that the local utility's decision to replace r gas and electric meters posed a danger to her. she doesn't want a new one-- a so-called smart meter-- that reads how much energy is being used, and transmits the figures to pacific gas and electric via radio signals. pg&e has installed nine million smart meters in northern california, part of a $2.2 billion program. it has been touted as a way to save money and energy, because the transmitted information can be used to monitor home energy use. that allows residents to use appliances when demand is low, reducing their costs. hood and her fellow activist mary beth brangan believe wireless smart meters emit harmful electromagnetic radiation, a contention that has spurred a major debate and studies to back up both sides. hood and brangan took up the fight against the smart meters, and started printi signs and petitions for several reasons. >> pg&e decided to do a wireless version, and they didn't need to be wireless. they could have been hard-wired. >> people have reported seizures, they'

yu r*eu was a marine serving in afghanistan and iraq, in 2006 he came back to the united states for surgery at the military hospital where he suffered complications from a burst appendix and was left with a severe brain injury. when she got the news, amy drove to the hospital and put her whole heart and her whole life into caring for yuri. at the time they weren't married but amy said i made my commitment to him before this. i got married after he suffered this grievous injury. the couple qualified for the caregiver's program last summer. as amy told the sun times in an update to their story, it's good to be recognized for what i've been doing and other people have been doing for so many years. mr. president, let me close with a brief update on eric edmondson. his father ed he tells me in a note that enrollment in the program went smoothly, the caregiver's program. his wife beth who gave up her health insurance when she left her job to care for her son, this disabled vet, has her health insurance back thanks to the program. eric is doing well. he's back hunting and fishing. his dad set up a

marin county. this is the bay bridge. i think you'll like it. it's light r than -- lighter than it normally is. in the east bay, had a report of a crashed car in to a wall on 580 westbound. that one appears to be not blocking any lanes. it's on the off ramp. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. we did find the fog and steve has been telling us pretty thick in southern marin and san francisco. heading south from heyward, also heading north in to oakland. southbound traffic not looking all that bad driving from hayward to fremont but it's a little congested. >> if you're inland it's going to be warm to hot but as sal was showing you on the pictures, there's a lot of fog out there. it's been held in check because high pressure said you're not going anywhere. that's not the case now as it starts to back off a little bit. it will allow the sea breeze to kick in. the fog is lifting a little bit moving over the bay. the biggest drop will be around the bay. it will still be hot inland for a couple locations. still 90s to 100s. by tomorrow everyone starts to cool down. 65 livermore, that's warm. 60 mountain view. santa rosa holding at 52. that's the