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a new, sleek design, home screen customization and faster processing and the new wave and pay technology called i wallet for shoppers. >>> if you commute on sam trans, you may notice new fare boxes. they will begin text testing the new system on five buses today. the new fare boxes are said to be state-of-the-art model that accept cash, coins, and paper tickets. it will be installed on the entire fleet of more than 300 buses by june 1. >>> the san jose sharks are celebrating one of the biggest comebacks ever in the nhl playoffs and happened last night in los angeles. >> pass! score! >> the sharks came back from a 4-0 second-period deficit to beat the kings 6-5 in overtime. sharks now lead the best of seven series 2-1. they will play in l.a. tomorrow night. game five is at the shark tank on saturday. >>> and some amazing time lapse video of the milky way is available on youtube. it was recorded by a norwegian photographer from spain's highest mountain earlier this month. around 32 seconds into the video, a sandstorm kicks up and partially blocks the sky. the photographer thought it would ruin th

this dog wars app allows users to train, raise, and fight dogs pay michael vick calls for android to drop the app. the company says that the proceeds will go to an animal rescue group. >>> the city is going after property owners holding them accountable. they say that the properties become crime magnets be they say that the bank needs to be responsible for blighted homes. there will be a thousand dollar a day fine for every day goes untapped. >>> with the rainy season behind it, there is an assault on potholes which are in some cases dangerous to drivers. >> which street does not have pot holes on a? >> reporter: this area of the city is on pot hole blitz throughout may. >> they are working hard. >> reporter: it leads to erosion of safety and handling not to mention it is costly for everybody and even more so for high-profile brands and tires. >> if you call them and notify them, they try to get somebody out there. >> reporter: today a consul woman begs residents to be a pothole patrol. >> this is the worst rainy season that we have had in my memory and the potholes are significant.

meltdown over his political shortcomings. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that could have some patients paying a so-calledoming up tonight at 5:00 clark for being overweight. the proposal that could have some patients pay a fat fee. >>> it's been with muni riders for 37 years until today. the end of an era all coming up tonight at 5 . >>> kids and crying, nothing unusual there. but this is a little bit different. >> i guess. here's 3-year-old jesse's reaction when he finds out that his career dreams have been shattered. >> i want to be the governor!!! and and i can't! everyone tells me i'm too small to be the governor. [ laughter ] >> you don't have to be so sad about that. >> how priceless is that! jesse and his parents, they were heading to the voting polls when the video was shot. he had the meltdown when he couldn't vote. >> even chris christie tweeted him, they gave him lots of reasons why he couldn't be governor. >> speak of jersey, reality of it star snooki pulling in the big bucks as a guest speaker. >> the jersey shore star was paid 32 grand to give a speech at rutgers. so what did the students g

we found a few messages calling for pay back against dodgers fans, but many are calling for a toning down to the rivalry and the rhetoric. >> i hope we don't react the same way the dodgers fans did. i hope we show a little more decorpord decorum in terms of our emotions. i think it was fueled by alcohol. >> reporter: as to how to send those text elerts, text the number 80 yat 99 followed by the word "security" and your message. live in san francisco, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >>> the attack on brian stow has one dodgers fan calling it quits for good. david luna is giving up all of his memorabilia and coveted season tickets behind home plate and donating his refund to stow's family. >>> los angeles police announced tougher security measures for dodgers stadium this week. still luna says he won't go back. in fact he's headed south to join his son in cheering on the angels. >>> two autopsies are scheduled for two teenagers who died while scuba diving in monterey bay. there are all kinds of questions about how this could have happened and how no one noticed until it was too late.

it's called pay as you drive.y is more closely tied to your actual mileage than standard policies which merely classify drivers as high or low mileage. >> the difference here is instead of having essentially two categories for mileage there's 39. >> reporter: for example, a typical state farm policy for a 35-year-old male who drives less than 7500 miles a year is $612 annually. but under the pay as you drive program, the same customer who drives 7,000 miles a year would pay only $565. drive just 6,000 miles, and save another $25. state farm says for every 500 miles you shave off the odometer, you cut your policy price by one to 2%. >> it's what makes sense. >> reporter: doug heller of consumerwatch dog says pay as you go policies that reward drives for making small reductions are better than those that require big mileage changes to benefit. >> if it's not something that people can really do it's not a change people can make, then you might as well not have it because it's not getting anything done and it's just w

aficionado muestra cÓmo las fuerzas sirias abrieron fuego contra personas que protestaban en la las calles del paÍs, sigue generando expectativa en todo el mundo. contarÁ con un impresionante operativo de seguridad. esta boda ha reivitado el debate sobre si la monarquÍa deberÍa mantenerse o aboolirse. >> cuando se den el sÍ en el altar el prÓximo viernes, su juramento de amor serÁ presenciado por 1900 invitados. y aunque no tengan en mano la invitaciÓn oficial, se espera que mÁs de un millÓn de personas abarroten las calles para seguir el recorrido antes y despuÉs del enlace. ptbi se calcula Ñve los turistas inyectarÁn más de 230 millones de dÓlares a la economÍa local. >> pero no estarÁn solos. cinco mil policÍas se movilizarÁn para costudiarlos. garantizarÁn el orden a un costo de 33 millones de dÓlares. >> nada pondrÁ en riesgo este evento. sabemos que algunos tratarÁn de interrempir la ruta. tenemos un plan fuerte ante cualquier eventualidad. >> mientras, desde el aire la policÍa supervisarÁ más de cinco mil fiestas autopevitar para evitar los intentos en contra. >> si alguien con un arma inten

call, click or hurry in today... whoa! hey! ♪ [ tires screech ] ...like her! [ female announcer ] at&t. >>> libyan rebels may soon receive $20 million to pay what is being called-lethal help. providing weapons support for fighting against moammar khadafy government. if nait is willing, they say, to stop attacks they are willing to talk. british newspaper reports that proposed reforms khadafy's departure. >> and a safety board is opening a formal investigation into the aborted landing of a plane carrying michelle obama. they aborted a plane carrying michelle obama and joe biden flying too close to a cargo plan. two women appeared on the view. nobody on the plane was in danger but it's another embarrassment for the federal aviation administration. controllers air traffic controllers have been suspended in weeks because they were drought sleeping on the job. >> and stress of passengers listen frustrated by long tarmac delays and never ending fees. a passenger bill of rights goes into effect today from the transportation secretary. here is the story. >> for all the things that can make air travel torture. >> charging for pillows, charging for blankets. >> finally

tolerate a system in which it's much more difficult for an individual to avoid paying taxes than a major bank but why call for more explore ssion let's just scrap the in from texas altogether there are numerous ways to resist paying taxes although when doing business with it with companies that pay their taxes it's impossible to really avoid paying completely and that's not even touching on the inflation tax but is just by being forced to use u.s. dollars you're pain a tax when the dollars in your bank account and your back pocket lose value because they keep printing or more accurately digitally creating more dollars in washington the easiest and most common way to resist taxation is a simple as hiring an accountant to make sure you're not paying any more than you have to pretty tame right well in that process it's actually quite complex to simply leave out income for which there's no record or overstate charitable donations that qualifies deductions when done legally that's called tax avoidance then there's simply refusing to pay or refusing to pay specific taxes on moral grounds there is working for ca

. >> los mineros de bolivia y miles de trabajadores de todos los sectores del paÍs se lanzaron a las callesa central obrera exige al -30 por centro de aumento para todos los trabajadores frente al 10% que dio el gobierno. >> un salario con dignidad. >> segÚn Él indica que esta gobernando...pero no es asÍ, solamente son puras palabras! >> el gobierno ratificÓ que es imposible derogar el decreto que establece el 10% de incremento salarial y dijo que la huelga esconde intereses polÍticos electorales en los sindicatos. >> estas marchas, Éstos dinamitazos, tiene que ver con una campaÑa sindical interna. tenemos 3 dirigentes en campaÑa sindical para ser electos o reelectos el primero de marzo. >> pero no la frenarla -nada frena la ola de protestas, lo que ha molestado a sus movilizados. >> el gobierno nos ha enfrentado con la policÍa boliviana, queremos advertir que tengan mucho cuidado, no vamos a retroceder a mi posiciÓn de este gobierno, gobierno que de alguna manera no esta haciendo oÍdo, no esta escuchando a los trabajadores. >> algunos analistas aseguran que este sea el resultado de la acum

managers even though 80% of the workers happen to be women, and even though they pay a little bit more than, what do you call, the pay gap. it's still a pay gap. the lower courts couldn't have ruled up to this point if there weren't numbers. so, i think this court that has three women justices may just be able to do a kind of amended decision. i'm hoping for that -- >> they have come together? >> we're dealing here what the plaintiffs have in common is they're women, they have the same employer. they have not -- >> well, they have one other thing in common, too, which is they're all poor women. because they wouldn't have been working for wal-mart hat just above minimum wage if they were not -- there are not rich women, they're predominantly minority, they're predominantly poor. >> what the plaintiffs are claiming because they can't point to a policy of anti--- of discrimination, in factual mart has a strong policy of anti-discrimination. what they're claiming is sort of structural discrimination. what would that result in if they did succeed? result in much more rigid employment policies at these big employe

. >> you would get calls how come you didn't pay your bill. >> they tried to call the post office and put this sign on the mailbox, and mail still went missing. after two years of this she had enough. >> i saw michael finney and said i'm going to give him a call. >> lake muir lake haven. >> we took the problem to the postal service all those streets were pretty confounding. >> there was some confusion as where the house is actually located. >> a postmaster paid a visit realized the address didn't match the house and contacted the city of sunnyvale. city looked into it, too. telling us, indeed, there was a clerical error way back in 1957 when the house was built. official records mistaken enly show the address on lake fair drive and city changed it to green lake and waived the $176 change fee. also mail carriers now carry a special note. this house is officially on green lake drive. >> in a month the problem was resolved after two years not getting resolved. it was good. we get our mail now. >> reporter: amazingly the postal service says with all the confusion, it's not received any mo

well that's what is the price he who pays the piper calls that you're absolutely spot on but i think the intervention is wrong but i personally think that mr ouattara has his work cut out because he's got to find a mechanism to support the entire country and for the country start operating as one on how he galvanises the people in the south how he governesses they use on offer employment training and such some side identify with spiration and needs remains to be seen with ace capable of doing so and he's going to need all the support he can have internationally and very much so from the french and the international community and all the wise what you will find over time is that you have that a tiny rebellion against starting in the south building up to outstay him in the future so to avoid that and i think the international community the french have got to support mr ouattara he clearly is the man of the flavor of the season at the moment votes above and beyond that the mr ouattara house to find a mechanism as to how we can unite the country how we can disarm the thousands of ammunit

remains to be seen and i think it's something that privacy advocates are going to be paying a lot of attention to call they're already paying a lot of attention to it and that i don't blame them right because if you're going to create these regulations to supposedly protect my privacy online i don't want to have to do all the work i want to be able to just sign up on a list and know that it's already taken care of for me now you said that the f.t.c. is going to be tracking this supposedly there could be fines of up to three million dollars but what i do have. interesting is that apparently private lawsuits and class action lawsuits in that case won't be allowed why is that there are some provisions to limit liability i wouldn't comment authoritatively and say that there are no lawsuits allowed but again that's another concern the bill is not final so this is open to debate there are concerns about liability with with firms obviously they're very concerned that if they are found to be in violation of consumers privacy that this could be something that spirals you look at some of the social networks the

. >>> libyan rebels may soon receive $20 million to pay what is being called non-lethal help. providing weapons support for fighting against moammar khadafy government. if nait is willing, they say, to stop attacks they are willing to talk. british newspaper reports that proposed reforms khadafy's departure. >> and a safety board is opening a formal investigation into the aborted landing of a plane carrying michelle obama. they aborted a plane carrying michelle obama and joe biden flying too close to a cargo plan. two women appeared on the view. nobody on the plane was in danger but it's another embarrassment for the federal aviation administration. controllers air traffic controllers have been suspended in weeks because they were drought sleeping on the job. >> and stress of passengers listen frustrated by long tarmac delays and never ending fees. a passenger bill of rights goes into effect today from the transportation secretary. here is the story. >> for all the things that can make air travel torture. >> charging for pillows, charging for blankets. >> finally a little pay

pay. if your -- your voucher or premium support, whatever you want to call it is not sutcht to pay for the benefits you need, tough luck. if your doctor is not on the plan, too bad. this republican plan simply rations health care and choice of doctor by income at the end of the day. it also rips apart the safety net for seniors in nursing homes and assisted living facilities as well as kids and individuals with disabilities who rely lie on medicaid. this is the biggest area of cuts in this budget. block granting medicate is simply code for keep cuts in support to our vulnerable seniors individuals with disabilities and low-income kids and giving governors so-called flexibility is a nice-sounding way of giving them a license to use federal taxpayer dollars to pay for their favorite initiatives without oversight and accountsability. that is not reform. medicaid is already underfunded. block granting it in the name of reform is like throwing a drowning person an anchor. and the claim that dismanneding the medicare guarantee is necessary to save them is in my view simply or wellian. it reminds

called overstock.com. they finalized the deal today. overshock will pay $1.2 million a year for the new name. the first game is on friday. >> call it the big o. >> you can. we are all going to the big o. >> okay. >>> the warriors making another one of those changes. they have a lot to do and they are going to start with the one- and-done coaching career of keith smart. even though they won 10 more games than last year. new owners want their own guy in there. it was an uphill strugful smart all the way. >> i wouldn't say it was impossible but it was difficult. we all know that. the evaluation we did, i have no problems, were solid in the decision we made. but it was a difficult situation. >> all right. more on that later. the a's are leading their game 1-0 against the angels. the giants and pittsburgh having trouble scoring any runs. madison bumgarner pitched better against the pilots but this dunker by chris score as run. 1-0. the pirates just scored again. they lead 2-0 and the giants getting ready to bat. the sharks know who they will play. detroit coming in. games in round 2 starting friday

oil industry or the banking industry will pouring money into these groups and running what they call pay for play campaigns where for example they come out and say well tobacco taxes are an example of peak government going crazy well they never told their people the support of a growing support is that in fact the philip morris happened to be pouring on couple hundred thousand dollars into this particular campaign and so over the years they grew room group with care plaintiff a campaign after campaign where we've got about thirty seconds left or sell let me ask you this question over there in italy out of the fall the politics silvio berlusconi's been caught up in a scandal that barely has the semiannual auditions were girls come to his place and they put them through their paces and then the girls that are willing to have sex with them at the end of this process and some degrading manner are given jobs as t.v. presenters does this explain does this explain michele bachmann and sarah palin i'm going to have to look into that you are ok i see dana cult i see silvio berlusconi i see the sh

>>rob: 2 said that pay cut will save the jobs of the so-called tier two officers. if those layoffs set to kick in if the appeal way did not agree to pay cut. he acknowledged that 106 officers that at pink slips could still lose their job. there was no immediate reaction from negotiators at city hall. the mayor's office said the offer will be forwarded to the city council for consideration. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>catherine: the tornadoes in the southeast, the death toll stands at 329 across seven states. that makes this tornado the deadliest since the great depression. 332 people in alabama were killed by tornadoes in march of 1932. alabama was the hardest hit area more than 70 percent of the deaths were in alabama. that's where the president went to see the devastation for himself. president barack obama took a walk, he wanted to see things firsthand saying he has never seen anything like this. he stopped to meet with people who've lost everything and promised to fast track and the help from the federal government. we have a report from alabama. >>reporter:

cuts tax rates for the top bracket from 35% to 25%, the president is expected to repeat his call for the wealthy pay more. but republicans predict the president will follow what they call a familiar pattern: cutting too little and taxing too much. house speaker john boehner today threw down the gauntlet, declaring that tax increases are unacceptable and are a nonstarter. some liberals are also up in arms, even before the speech is delivered. one organization is urging its members to refuse to contribute to the president's campaign if he cuts medicare or medicaid. katie? >> couric: chip reid at the white house tonight. chip, thank you. overseas egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak was rushed to the hospital today, apparently suffering from heart problems. mubarak, who is 82, reportedly took ill in the resort town of sharm el-sheik while a prosecutor questioned him about the killing of protestors and the embezzlement of public funds. his two sons, alaa and gamal were also questioned today. and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," bitter rivals team up to send an important message to baseball

they have called for 10% pay cuts for nearly every employee union and reduction in pension and other benefit costs to help bridge a $118 million budget deficit. but our media partner mercury news says only four have agreed to the requested salary cuts. the city has been unable to reach agreement o of cost of perks and pijsz. >>> in san carlos, budget cutting has the city council considering outsourcing fire services. there are two options, one is to have the fire department team up and combine forces with redwood city. the other is to let a private company run the fire department. san carlos's mayor said it would mean no fire stations would be closed but going private would save more money. the city is looking to cut $1 million from the budget. >> white house is considering sanctions against syria after brutal attacks against protestors there continue to escalate. >> the an eyewitness says at least 11 people have been killed after syrian army stormed in and opened fire on civilians. troops have been reportedly to gun down any protestor. in libya, moammar khadafy's compound in the cap

the deadline, this may add to your frustration, according to the tax policy center, the so-called super rich pay nearly 10% less taxes than they did a couple of decades ago, and nearly half of american house holds pay no income taxes at all. >>> the on-line dating site match.com said it will begin screening the users against the national sex offender registry. that development comes days after a california woman filed a lawsuit claiming that the company was responsible for sexual assault. >>> and a london apartment has set the record for the most expensive english flat selling for over $220 million. even more shocking, the owner reportedly bought the apartment with bare walls and no amenities and is spending nearly $100 million to finish it. unreal. >>> now an early look at how wall street will kick off today. the dow opens at 12,341 after gaining 56 points on friday. the s&p was up five points. the nasdaq added four. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei lost 34 points. in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 177. >>> well, as earnings season kicks into high gear, inv

pay their fair share. the bipartisan fiscal commission called upon all americans to pay their fair share. their budget blueprint calls for the top 2% income earners to pay the same tax rates they paid during the booming economy of the clinton administration. they closed special interest tax loopholes and limiting tax expenditures. the fiscal commission warned that a very deep immediate cuts would threaten the fragile economic recovery and slow job growth. they recognize that america must make strategic investments to win in the global marketplace. the republican marketplace fails both of these tests. the jobs numbers came from an analysis done by the heritage foundation, the same organization that predicted that the bush tax cuts would lead to booming job growth when we know at the end of that 8 years, we have lost over 600,000 private- sector jobs in america. make no mistake, significant and sustainable spending cuts must be part of any balance plan to reduce the deficit. america has become an economic powerhouse because of the strategic investments made by earlier generations including h

they have called for 10% pay cuts for nearly every employee union and reduction in pension and other benefit costs to help bridge a $118 million budget deficit. but our media partner mercury news says only four have agreed to the requested salary cuts. the city has been unable to reach agreement o of cost of perks and pijsz. >>> in san carlos, budget cutting has the city council considering outsourcing fire services. there are two options, one is to have the fire department team up and combine forces with redwood city. the other is to let a private company run the fire department. san carlos's mayor said it would mean no fire stations would be closed but going private would save more money. the city is looking to cut $1 million from the budget. >> white house is considering sanctions against syria after brutal attacks against protestors there continue to escalate. >> the an eyewitness says at least 11 people have been killed after syrian army stormed in and opened fire on civilians. troops have been reportedly to gun down any protestor. in libya, moammar khadafy's compound in the cap

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but analysts are going to be paying attention to what is call the incremental margins, which is an example of how the company is executing. which they fumbled in the last upcycle. so st.s and investors are paying real close attention to that. >> tom: what about higher prices for steel and rubber and all of those things that go into the heavy equipment manufacturing that catepillar does? >> analysts will be asking that on the conference call. but catepillar has such a pricing call, a lot of people think it is not too much of a concern for them. >> tom: if you think catepillar, you have to think john deere and company. very similar stock chart. a similar outlook for deere? >> they're way more leveraged in agriculture, and the farmers are rich, and the crop prices are high, and the demand for big farm equipment is really tight right now. it's strong. >> tom: scott, we mentioned raw material costs in terms of building this heavy equipment. what about higher energy costs for the user? does it help or hurt the sales? >> as far as the end markets of the equipment? >> tom: in terms of the construc

called the irs myself. >> reporter: now you have to pay penalties in addition to the $42,000. >> yes. isn't that wonderful? >> reporter: and it turns out there are hundreds of tax master customers who have filed similar complaints with the attorneys general in minnesota. >> when you call, you are just talking to a salesperson who is trying to get you to sign up. >> reporter: on tax masters own website, the advertisement for so-called tax consultants last year was one looking for talented closers. preview tax knowledge not required. the company has sense changed the language. >> if you have to lie to a client to get money, you do it. >> reporter: until he was fired last year, he says for asking too many questions, they say for not performing well, lloyd lee headed the tax preparation unit at tax masters, where, he says, it was all about sales with nowhere near enough staff to do the actual tax work. >> they were 18 months behind in the process because you had all of this work coming in and not enough people to do it. and i never understood why they wouldn't. >> reporter: now you do. >>

his office is responsible for calling on all of us to pay our property taxes. maybe not so popular, but we like him. [laughter] his office makes sure that the revenue is here for the city budget. without further ado, please welcome city assessor phil ting. >> thank you. i am usually not popular with everyone else, but with other city officials, i am very popular. come budget time, they come calling. welcome to city hall. happy new year, everybody. it is an honor to see all of you here. it is a reminder for all of us as public servants that we are here to serve you. the day we opened city hall to all of you -- it is quite an honor to see all of you here celebrating with us. it is a reminder of how we have to constantly keep city hall opened, not just for the folks that have access, but for those that do not. it has been a struggle. as my colleagues have talked about, it has been a struggle for the community. and it is not over yet. we have some high hurdles to face, serious budget issues coming up this coming year. we have a lot of strong economic issues, moving

that case file for an extension that is until october 17th to complete and file it calls located return but not to paye estimate of what to look to the irs. late filing or not filing it all could make the problem more costly. with interest and penalty fees which have could balloon over time. if he would you can't work out a plan with the irs to take care of the rest. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>vicki: robots are invading the bay area. their dancing and singing and battling to the death in san mateo. it will take you to the international robot cannes, coming up next. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months. >>vicki: robots from around the world are here for one of the largest robot shows in the west. it gave gives us a previewgabe slate to givesa preview. >>gabe:>>gabe: one of the largest robot competitions in the u.s. hundreds of engineers and engine

pay. if your support amount, your voucher, premium support, whatever you want to call it is not sufficient to pay for the benefits you need? tough luck. if your doctor is not on the private plan? too bad. this plan simply rations halth care and choiceof doctor by income at the end of the day. it also rips apart the safety net for seniors in nursing homes and assisted living facilities as well as low income kids and individuals with disabilities who rely onmedicare. there is nothing courageous about targeting the most vulnerable in our society. yet this is the biggest area of cuts in this budget. block granting medicaid is code for deep cuts and support to our vulnerable seniors, individuals with disabilies and low income kids. and giving governors so-called flexibility is a nice-sounding way of giving them a license to use federal taxpayer dollars to pay for their favorite initiatives without oversight and accountability. that's not reform. medicaid is already underfunded. block granting it is like throwing a drowning person an anchor. and the claim that dismantling medicare guarantee and

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the number of american jobs through shipping overseas so here we have these so-called american corporations that are paying hardly any american taxes and hiring hardly any american workers and it was a suitable word describe some of these c.e.o.'s and boards who are turning their backs on our country and its time of need traitors there's no story here beyond how patriotic or not these corporations are and that's about how our workforce is being manipulated and worked to the own back in two thousand and seven the united nations declared that the us is home to the world's most productive workforce each american worker produces almost sixty four thousand dollars a year where the stuff with our work makes you know an average of around forty four thousand more than any other country but that's not because we had better education we're falling behind most of the developed nations in education not because we have a better infrastructure to move goods around and move and work more efficiently we're falling behind most of the developed developed nations in that category as well and it's not because we have better h

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pay cut. >>> authorities are calling that huge fire at the apple growers warehouse an accident. the fire started last wednesday and cost almost $.25 million to put it out. results on the cause of the fire could be released later this week. >>> we could also learn today if a high-tech company in sonoma county will reopen after a chemical explosion. the industrial accident forced the evacuation of agilent technologies. about 100 employees were inside when that explosion happened. one employee received severe burns. he was taken to uc berkeley. >> were you scared? >> no. >> executives say the explosion happened while two maintenance workers were cleaning lab equipment. they believe the chemicals used during that cleaning may have sparked the blast. they will decide at 10:00 whether or not the building is safe to reopen. >>> semisenator mccain authorities are conducting a very -- san mateo authorities are conducting a very unusual discovery into a womans body and hazardous materials. her body was found inside the apartment along with an unidentified substance that may have caused he