so two separate agencies including oregon's osha office tested two samples with surprising results. >> we found significant levels of formaldehyde, most of our tests found a level above 10%. that's certainly is dangerous. it is a hazardous chemical. it is dangerous, there are specific steps that employers need to take when they are using it in their workplace. >> reporter: the company released a statement saying flaws in the testing method used by osha actually caused the creation of additional formaldehyde that is not normally found in the product. here at the salon, he says he got repeated calls from a brazoria county sillian blow out salesperson insisting. >> i asked them how it was possible. they said you just have to come check it out. the salon declined. debbie green says she prefers straight anything her locks the old faxed way but -- old fashion fashioned way. >> everybody wants to look younger, right. everybody wants to put aging off as far as you can put it off. >>> well, the customers spoke and gap listened. the company is going back to its original logo. last week they ann

. >>> less than two days after leaving the white house, ron emmanuel is making an osha official -- making it officials appeared >> as i prepare to run for -- making it official. >> as i prepare to run for mayor, i will be stopping by your neighborhood. i am calling this the "tell it like it is" to work. >> he has launched a new website for his mayoral run. he must gather 12,000 signatures by the end of november to be placed on the ballot. >>> the supreme court begins the new term to march. they attended the annual mass at st. matthew's cathedral in northwest. this is the 57th year for the mass. it was started by the jan -- by the john carroll society. coming up next, paying tribute to the rutgers university student who took his own life. >>> i scare pawn and flight where two passengers are examined for hand, foot, and mouth disease. examined for hand, foot, and mouth disease. >>> and more bold flavor!onds! more variety! more value! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds. (play-by-play announcer) it's up and it is... good! more than a snack. with the most locatio

cal osha is investigating what went wrong. >> police have arrested two teenagers they say set a fire causing $10 million in damage at trace elementary school. flames swept through a number of classrooms. investigators credit forensic evidence with tips from the public with helping them find the suspects, two boys, ages 16, 17. >> we're confident due process will be served and hopeful these juveniles if found responsible will receive needed counseling to become well adjusted members of society. >> and private donations poured in to help replace items lost in the fire and to cover the $100,000 insurance deductible. >> tourism is the top industry is san francisco. there is growing concern that there is continuing labor unrest in the city. and affect that that might have. day two now of a strike at the hilton. and there was a show of unity today by people who run this event. >> that is right. tourism is a $7.8 billion industry in san francisco. so there is real concern, and fear out there in the business community about the affect these strikes could have not only on the city's economy,

care required training for all staff, part- time, full-time, on call, in 10 different areas, state, osha, how to deal with blood borne pathogens, etc., going to things like cultural humility, cultural sensitivity, basic first aid, what to do in an emergency. the last few pages of the october 2010 report give you an overview of the types of training that was offered for single adult shelter staff. this information was provided by hsa. we do have a follow up. we think some training was not taken into consideration here. the single adult system has a manual called the shelter training manual which has elements of cultural sensitivity, working with clients with visible disabilities, and that data was not collected. only one of the shelters submitted that. after speaking with supervisor campos, he asked us to identify what, if any, sides had received cultural competency training. of the total staff in the single system, approximately 100 staff received it. delores street, working with people in the mission. hospitality house. larkin. msc south. supervisor campos: if you could clarify that --

. >>> so two separate agencies including oregon' osha office tested two samples of brazilian blowoutith surprising results. >> we found -- [ inaudible ] [ signal breakup ] >> video blowout. >> that's what i was thinking. oh, well, you know, sometimes that happens. >> exactly. >> anyway, it does apparently contain formaldehyde and people should be at least aware of that and then choose accordingly if you want to do that, want to risk that. >> all we're risking is heat exhaustion today. >> that could be a problem. we are not used to these temperatures. most of the summer cool around the bay area. yeah, offshore winds cranking up the heat today and guess what, we have beautiful conditions all the way to the coastline. over looking san jose, camera just shaking around a bit with some winds kicking up but haven't been too bad just yet. we have seen stronger winds over the mountaintops over 20 miles per hour so far today. watch out for that. red flag warnings run. mount vaca looking good, clear skies and clear at the coastline as that offshore wind is blowing the fog well away. but it's st

secondly, i guess i was very surprised that osha does not read exercise authority on these oil rigs. i still have not had an adequate explanation as to why they do not. it seems that what we have learned just this morning that the accident rate is four times -- five times what it is the fatality rate on american oil rigs verses north sea or uk experience. who is paying attention to the safety as a primary concern? i guess it is delegated, we learned, to the coast guard which delegated it further or not? >>to mms. >> i thought they delegated further to mms. >> yes. >> we are not happy with that. we have athink finding year. [laughter] >> we think we can do better. >> one could say that in the u.k. there osha equivalent does have regulatory -- >> yes, in the second sentence of # 2, we point to the negotiation and re-negotiation of multiple mou's has been the problem. i think the problem is that we have not aligned agency with confidence to test to be informed. kosher clearly knows more about how to do --osha clearly knows more added to safety than the coast guard or mss. >> as a former

southern california released a statement saying salons in the testing method used by the oregon's oshad additional formaldehyde not normally found in the product. this manager says he got repeated calls from a brazilian blowout salesperson insisting they were formaldehyde free. >> i asked how it was possible. that's really the first thing out of my mouth and they said you have to check it out. >> reporter: the salon declined since they already use an fda approved hair straightener, ventilate the air and show customers documentation. debbie green said she prefers straightening her locks the old- fashioned way but understands why some people risk their health for good hair. >> everybody wants to look younger, right? everybody wants to put aging off as far as you can put it. >> reporter: kiet do, cbs5. >>> customers spoke and gap listened. the company is going back to its original logo. last week gap announced it was changing its classic white on blue logo to reflect a new style. the gap loyalists hated the new look and let the company know about it in some pretty blunt online comments. >

police say that cal-osha has taken over the investigation. >>> tonight the jerry brown campaign is on damage control. this after a recording surfaced of one of brown's staffers using a rather choice word to describe meg whitman. simon perez has more on the gaff and the response. >> reporter: name calling isn't new in politics. as one person said, someone probably ragged on george washington for having wooden teeth. even though that wasn't true. so hurling insults remains the same. what changes is how the target reacts. >> calling meg whitman a whore is a comment that is beyond offensive. >> reporter: that's the reaction from meg whitman's campaign to this recorded conversation between engineer and one of his advisors. -- between jerry brown and one of his advisors. >> politicians get tired of it. it's human nature. i'm tired of it. i'm going to shoot back. and that's where the name calling begins. >> reporter: in this case the whitman campaign did choose to shoot back to highlight it. >> it's a clear glimpse inside the jerry brown campaign and who he is and what he is saying behind cl

shares in either osha's which is effectively in exchange for one loan caressa for another loan to us in zero program we have supporting that morning tories in. the bin on caresses or spinning them or dishonest far as i know from the from the media again going to be a one year restriction for the smoke to be sold to the market was resold dealing with interest through the media has communication birth and we talking to each other for why the long period of time since small dolls made we've been trying to implement this program but unfortunately nothing was happening in this particular situation we had no other choice but to go public on top of them in order to shuffle. look at the markets now and in russia the indices rabbit to a six month highs in one thousand days with the r.t.s. closing more than three percent higher costs on the back of gains and persian metals and also the chibi and growth next searched after the government announced it will sell stakes us part of the find here probably ten zation program where bank and feed should be jumped to more than one cent on the mice it. h

california, released a statement saying, flaws in the testing method used by oregon's division of oshactually caused the creation of additional formaldehyde that's not normally found in the product. here at michael brandon's salon in dublin, the manager says he got repeated calls from a brazilian blowout salesman insist formaldehyde free. >> i asked them how it was possible, that's really first thing out of my mouth. and they said you just have to come check it out. >> reporter: the salon declined since they already used an fda- approved hair straighten, ventilate the area and show customer documentation. debbie green prefers the old- fashioned way but understands were some people risk their health for good hair. >> everybody wants to look younger. everybody wants to put aging off as far as you can put it. >> reporter: in dublin, kiet do, cbs 5. >>> a new trend for teenagers and young women. last year, their demand for botox nearly doubled from the previous year. dr. kim mulvihill joins. is this a good idea? >> i say it's questionable. >>> reporter: teens and young women call the pract

cal/osha is investigating the collapse and will supervisor the set up from here on out. >> more remarkablenews from chile. 3 of the 33 miners rescued yesterday were released from the hospital tonight. they are in this car here. more miners expected to be sent home tomorrow. doctors say most of them are in bet shape than anticipated. one of the miners is being treated for knew money yeah. all spent 2 and a half months trapped underground in the world mine survival record. >> incredible story. >> more to come tonight. way to get the gasoline business to change. next. inconvenient change coming tomorrow the to thousands of gas station it is state wide. >>> also ahead. governor schwarzenegger on the w word that has become a lightning rod at gubernatorial campaign. >> and one night only. white house becomes the pink house. all that coming up later on "nightline". >> i'm sympathy yeah dan and carolyn coming up next on "nightline". the chile miners emerge to find the world turned upside down. inside story of lucrative deals and star cross lovers. >> cute. cuddly and now in trouble. what is going

and no one's enforcing any osha rule. and we don't know the name of the wife and daughter. and that's an interesting thing to see. >> and you know, that's a really good story! too often, we cover, you know, look, i'm from kentucky, i can remember particularly one new year's eve, it was a bad scene in kentucky. a mine caves in and an equal number of men lost. this is a good one. >> yeah, and in west virginia. >> isn't that the truth. >> and again, interesting, you've said it. that could be this year's halloween costume. >> and you seem to have the oaklies -- >> and they're really concerned about their eyes. there's a great scientific community on site. and this is a great study. a thousand journalists are there with their lights on and everyone going live. and i mentioned to don, and y'all, during the last hour, if you're joining us, i hit the social networking sites and you see what -- and so many are going to the halloween parties as a chilean miner. and the randy ones will be the jump suits as shorts -- >> and it's a happy story, you wouldn't do it another way around. >>

three workers setting up for a music festival injured cal osha is investigating and we're told by organizers the show will go on as planned. >> police in san pablo looking for who two men who stole a teller machine taken from a lobby. the picture from the scene shows one of the thief was a hand cart. and two men got into an unwatched door yesterday morning, left with that atm between 12:30 and 1:00 in the morning. >> and there is a big push at silicon valley to cut costs. the cost of centers and computer processing facilities is the key to reducing consummation there. a single agency can use enough energy to provide power to hundreds and thousands of homes. there is a effort to change that. >> the more we shop online and use i pads and smart phones, the more we need these. data centers, huge storage that handles internet commerce and increasingly, personal records. >> estimated 2.6 million centers around the world. that could be the size of a closet. all the way the size of 20 football field autos they require cooling to keep the racks and processors from overheating and use a lot of power s

cal-osha has taken over that investigation. >>> there was a surprising discovery today as construction workers found a car at the bottom of the giant sink hole. the owner says her car disappeared months ago and until now some doubted her claim that the ground swallowed up her honda. debra? >> reporter: julie, it's quite a lost and found saga. first, let me show you the view from news chopper 2. this is a construction site that started as a sink hole last april. when it opened up, two cars fell in. you're looking at the second one, crushed metal hardly recognizable. >> i was like all right. great. now people will actually believe that, you know, when we told them the car was in the hole that it was in the hole. >> reporter: it's been a running joke, but she gets the last laugh. she's already sent photos of her recovered car to her insurance company and put them on facebook along with the picture of the sink hole cake she made months ago with two toy cars inside. >> i want them to get my car out of there so i can get on with life. >> reporter: that's her six months ago when her neighbor'

cal-osha has taken over that investigation. >>> there was a surprising discovery today as construction workers found a car at the bottom of the giant sink hole. the owner says her car disappeared months ago and until now some doubted her claim that the ground swallowed up her honda. debra? >> reporter: julie, it's quite a lost and found saga. first, let me show you the view from news chopper 2. this is a construction site that started as a sink hole last april. when it opened up, two cars fell in. you're looking at the second one, crushed metal hardly recognizable. >> i was like all right. great. now people will actually believe that, you know, when we told them the car was in the hole that it was in the hole. >> reporter: it's been a running joke, but she gets the last laugh. she's already sent photos of her recovered car to her insurance company and put them on facebook along with the picture of the sink hole cake she made months ago with two toy cars inside. >> i want them to get my car out of there so i can get on with life. >> reporter: that's her six months ago when her neighbor'

. >>> cal osha is investigating the death of a worker. christobal re reyes after he fell off a beam. that was around 10:00 a.m. the center is located on peninsula avenue. the man was working on a renovation at the time. >>> another accident is raising the question about bicycle safety in san francisco. a sign now hangs at the spot where 22-year-old derrick alan was killed at last night after being hit by a nummi bus while riding his bike last night. the accident happened around 5:00 yesterday evening on sixth avenue in the richmond district. police say that alan road off the curb and tried to cross in front of the 44 bus which swerved but was not able to avoid him. the driver has been taken off the road pending an investigation. >>> a public apology tonight because of what someone in jerry brown's campaign called meg whitman after they thought a phone had been hung up. >>> and a big bay area weekend ahead, temperatures, they're going to be warmer. i'll tell you which city and which days will be the warmest. >>> it started with a phone cal

osha has classified this a workplace fatality. their investigation is just beginning 37 >> there is a lot to learn here. we will learn it all. >> declan sullivan was a bright, energetic, dedicated young man. and we will miss him greatly. >> reporter: and that man father john jenkins, the president of notre dame personally officiating at tonight's memorial mass. declan's sister also attends this school. she is being comforted tonight by family and friends. family members asking for their privacy as they grieve. investigators asking for time to take a thorough look at how this could have happened. >> thank you. tom negovan reporting live. >>> and the candidates for governor got their final jabs in tonight during they're last face to face meeting tuesday. taking part in the forum tonight at the wttv studios. dan ponce is live there with a wrap up. >> reporter: the debate tonight here at channel 11 got pretty nasty. it was almost uncomfortable at times watching the candidates lash out at each other over and over again. once again the

osha investigating whether workplace standards were violated. he was killed when the tower he was filming from toppled apparently in high winds. >>> more ethics problems for the cook county board office. a new report: charges of nepotism in that report that could force some top ranking officials on the sidelines. >>> a final farewell to a prominent local pastor. >>> tom skilling telling the trick or treaters what to expect this weekend. forecast coming up. can a smartphone be its own guardian angel ? can it keep an eye out for itself, literally show and tell you where it is when you don't even know yourself ? droid can with lookout mobile security, one of thousands of free apps for the droid x and droid 2 by motorola. available on the ever-expanding android market. when there's no limit to what droid gets, there's no limit to what droid does. >> announcer: great news from the leader in hair restoration. advances in medical science have resulted in the world's first and only permanent solution to hair loss, guaranteed. the physicians of hair club

cal osha has begun an investigation already. >>> support continues to grow for prop 19, the measure that would legalize marijuana. if the measure passes, people in the right place at the right time could cash in. tonight the fight for position is intensifying. >> bay area's jody hernandez where some say prop 19 could bring in million and money oakland said it needs. >> that's right. the city of oakland has really made a name for itself in the medical marijuana world. it is one of the most friendly cities in the nation, a reputation that could pay off in a big way. when it comes to medical marijuana, the city of oakland has thrown out the welcoming mat. opening its doors to dispensary, cultivator and it is country's first marijuana mega store. >> it's really an area of development that we could be leading in. some are not sure that's what we want to be known for, but oakland can be known for a lot of things t. could be one of them. >> with voters giving the green light, the city could blaze trails. it gets $800,000 a year from taxes from dispense reece. if prop 19 passes, that figure coul

cal/osha is investigate what went wrong. >> well still warm out there which men fir danger is a problem but resident of a rural east contra costa county neighborhood are sending up a red flag of different sort that's because the local fire station is going to be closed half of the year. as laura reports the decision that is costing them more than just peace of mind. >> november 6. last day that i am currently insured. >>reporter: debbie homeowner insurance was abruptly cancelled by allstate. after the company learned her local fire station was closing at the end of fire season. >> i feel in like we are in danger. i think everyone who uses mountain diablo state park is in danger. >>reporter: bell among 200 territory homeowner impacted by decision to close the nearby sunshine fire station. 6 months a year. station is staffed by cal fire through the summer. in the winter the staffing would have continued under a contract between cal fire and the east contra costa county fire pro direction contradict but due to budget cut the district has cancelled the winter contract with cal fire. >> we a

. >> the director of the new bureau of osha energy management declined repeatedly to project what the economic impact of the new regulations might be but said they hired people in the gulf to review permanent and said they don't have funds to hire new inspectors. >> we wish we do, but we don't. we'll do the best we can. >> he added the inspection process for each rig should take a day or two. >> shannon: that sounds expedited. >> we'll see. >> shannon: thank you. >>> federal judge in california issued worldwide injunks stopping enforcement of "don't ask, don't tell" of gays in the military. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon to tell us what it means. good evening. >> good evening. the ruling could by-pass the legislative branch and end a 17-year ban on gays and lesbian openly serving in the military. u.s. district court judge virginia phillips of riverside, california, ruled that "don't ask, don't tell" was unconstitutional on two grounds saying it violates due process under the the fifth amendment and the first amendment right to free speech. the ruling "orders the defendants o

>> chris: you say on the fox business channel get the em a out of our coal business down here and osha out of our small businesses, the question, is there no role for government in protecting our environment and making our workplace safer? >> i think it is a combination of federal, state and local regulations. and what i would say is, which way do we want to shift the debate? do we want more federal or more local and there will be a bit of both but i would say we now have an epa that is writing rules, it sent out a press release and said, you know what? if congress doesn't pass greenhouse emission testing we'll do it on our own, i think the arrogance of unelected bureaucrats to say they create law, needs to come to an end. we need to say to unelected bureaucrats, you do not make regulations, you do not... >> chris: i want to give attorney general conway 30 seconds to give a quick response to that. >> i'm against cap-and-trade, too, always have been. >> that is not true. >> chris: you supported the waxman-markey cap-and-trade bill in 2009. >> no, i didn't. >> chris: the polling green da

get osha out of our small businesses." question: is there no role for government in protecting our environment and making our workplace safer? >> i think it's a combination of federal, state and local regulations. what i would say is which way do we want to shift the debate? do we want more federal or more locate? there is always going to be a little bit of both. what i would say is we now have an e.p.a. that is writing rules. the e.p.a. sent out a press release and said you know what? if congress doesn't pass greenhouse emissions testing, we will simply do it on our own. arrogance of unelected bureaucrats to say they create law needs to come to an end. we need to say to unelected bureaucrats you don't make regulations. >> chris: i want to give attorney general conway 30 seconds, a quick response to that. >> sure. >> chris: i want to move on. >> against cap-and-trade, too. always have been. >> chris: no, no, no. that's not true. you supported the waxman-markey cap-and-trade in 2009. >> no, i didn't. >> chris: "bowling gree

>> well, osha, the government agency that did the test, they're most concerned about stylists who are to it every single day. when i asked should women keep doing this, customers, they said we don't have a solid answer for you. it's more of a personal choice. do some research on your own. you're not being exposed to the formaldehyde day after day. >> as you told us earlier, before this report, you had gone through the brazilian blowout. you swear by it. is it something you'd do again, though? knowing what you know now? >> i don't know. that's a hard question. i think i need to hear more about what happens with the tests and everything. but feel my hair, robin. it's so nice. >> that's really nice. >> that's after being outside in a muggy day with the rain. >> yeah. what are the products that you have here? >> one of the things that kind of annoyed me was they make you buy the products afterwards to prolong it. they're really expensive. i didn't know that was going to happen. and it's expensive to begin with. and you can go on the drugstore to get sulfate-free shampoo. which could possi

worker health and safety, osha and the coast guard worked closely during the response and they are probably better able to speak that. it is important for us to remember just as we cannot focus only on restoration from this issue and forget about the hypoxia in the gulf, we cannot only look at the air samples and say they were not out of the ordinary and not realize that ordinary in that region, like much of the country, means there are a number of ozone alert days where we say to people to stay inside. we are at the point in this country where there are many, many days when air pollution is significant where are only health intervention is to say to people who have pulmonary problems or heart problems, our best advice today is to stay inside. >> thank you. >> to follow up on that -- one of the key issues that you find again and again when you visit that region is lack of public confidence in the data that is there or in the response that has been made. i am sure you have heard this many times. we at theommission ve discussing the issue of public confidence. looking back at what happened wi