sullivan philips. >> [ringing bells] >> sullivan philips, ladies and gentlemen!ears. he's been on the cable car for six years. ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. they're doctor they're not booing you, they're woo-ing you. ok. now if you weren't driving a cable car what would you be doing every day? >> fishing every day the >> excellent fishing off the coast here. what advice would you give to new operators of cable cars? >> new operators? stay out of buses. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. give us your practice ring and the real thing. howard woo. [ringing bells] >> howard woo, ladies and gentlemen. fantastic. all right. our fourth contestant, ladies and gentlemen, is a grip and a conductor. he's been with muni for 35 years. he's been on the cable car for 18 years. 1999 champion to ring in the millennium and 2004 champion. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frankware. -- mr. frank wear. how's it going today? >> great. >> if you weren't driving the cable car what would you be doing? >> i'd be bar-hopping. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way

and when brendon sullivan came in to represent you, the room would crackle. it still crackles.when i walked into the ted stevens case, trial this year, you know, there's an electricity in the room that you're present with only of the great lawyers. -- with some of the great lawyers. as a reporter, i've been lucky to be able to be in trials with people like melvin belhi and william cunsler, and i was going to mention jim coleman who now is, i think, down at duke university when he represented ted bundy in the, some of his death penalty appeals. when you're in the presence of these great lawyers, it's really a spectacular feeling. you know, some of you may have heard -- i don't know if some of you are watching "boardwalk empire," anybody see the last episode where the arnold rothstein, the guy who fixed the 1919 world series, is preparing his legal defense, and one of the characters in the program says, arnold, you should be a lawyer. and he replies without sort of missing a beat, he says -- no, i'd rather continue to make my living honestly. [laughter] so, you know, there's a lo

. >> this is jon michael sullivan of oakland. please stay on the night of the san francisco ticker-tape celebration yes to people to come over. police say sullivan shot two people. one man died in the other one was paralyzed for life. police say the whole thing was over money. >> up because you will the money, not because they did something to him. >> i believe it was preplanned and he set them up. sullivan hasn't been seen since police say as tattoos covering his arms, legs and back. you can see the arm and leg tattoos here. you can't see d tattoo was back that's as o'sullivan. detectives say sullivan is friendly and fits in well with different groups. >> if he's around bikers you a fitting, people will like cars he will fit in. if he's around gangsters, he's going to ask more from that group. a. police say he was involved and marijuana and methamphetamine dealing. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >> police have released a sketch of a man suspected in a san jose hit and run. police believe this man

march, which it sullivans march, just south of market. not only did it solidify and saddle, but when the ground slopes, and actually flows and moves latterly. some areas of mission creek and sullivan's marsh, that was on the order of 15 feet. it was significant. everything you see south of market was built after the 1906 earthquake. the longer the time between the 1906 earthquake and the time of construction, the more likely people forgot about all the damage that occurred in 1906. so they were not as sensitive and perhaps cautious as they should be. many of these buildings that we see south of market, while they appear to be in excellent shape and are performing well, have not been either seismically strengthened or had at the subsurface conditions improved, so they are waiting. there could be significant damage during the next major earthquake. >> that reminds me of one of the central questions i wanted to ask you. which is this example relief focuses on the point. that is, what would you recommend for someone who is considering purchas

that was sort of classic brendan sullivan which we saw a lot in the ted stevens? when he was able to prove that once again prosecutors had failed to provide all the exculpatory evidence that they're usually required to do. and abroad? no, conclude the same result. i do find it interesting to see that a lot of conservative politicians who rail against the awesome power of the federal government, especially in the last couple of months, brendan sullivan has been a foot soldier in the fight against the power, misuse of power by the federal government for 35 to 40 years ago while these other people are perfectly willing to create new laws to make federal crimes of everything that they can and give more power to prosecutors and don't see any inconsistency of these two position. i don't mind which one they take, but it seems a little bit inconsistent. so i had taken office, and i was able to convince the press let me write a book about the world of daytime washington law, and in looking at it through the lens of williams and connolly, which is what i tried to do, tell h

>> we basically first talked to danny sullivan because he's an independent third party. we wanted him to verify. >> explain who danny sullivan is. >> the editor and chief of search engine language, prominent blog on search engines. >> and authority. >> danny has been following the industry many, many years and knows quite a bit how things are done and we wanted to give our evidence to an independent third party in danny. we did. he contacted microsoft, had a conversation with them and denny decided to go public with this. >> so microsoft released this pretaped response. normally, this is not a he said-she said show. because they're not here, we can roll this little bit of tape, about 18 seconds. >> i want to categorically state bing does not copy any search competitor period full stop. what we do and what i've said now -- we said now for years. we do use quick string data across the world help send in to microsoft to help us improve our products. >> send it to microsoft. >> let me say, microsoft has been invited on this show dozens of times and always said yes and never

sullivan philips. ken lunardi. and joseph hsu. come up and get your trophies. thank the judges.ime for what you've been waiting for, third place, ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. howard woo. again, they're not booing you. all right. mr. ken mcdonald. chief of muni operations officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. than

sullivan of oklahoma. the chair: pursuant to the order of the house of february 18, 2011, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. sullivan, and a member opposed will control three minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. sullivan: thank you, chairman. my amendment would delay the implementation of the e.p.a. e-15 waivers for the remainder of the fiscal year that would allow congress to address the safety concerns related to the higher blend of ethanol gasoline before the e.p.a. puts it in your general fuel supply. despite alarming consumer and environmental and economic concerns, the environmental protection agency has approved a 50% increase in the amount of corn-based ethanol allowed in gasoline used by cars and light trucks manufactured in 2001 model year and newer. this is simply another attempt by the e.p.a. to engineer ethanol mandates to drive ethanol subsidies forward. and yes this is a mandate. the e.p.a. has mandated we use 36 billion gallons of renewable fuels like ethanol annuall

sullivan is on the united states marshalls 15 most wanted list. they are offering a 25,000- dollar reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> a new website launched this week for south bay residents looking for information involving a controversial cement plant. two fact finding committees jointly created the south bay quarry libby. it went up late thursday with documents and data involving the lehigh plant. residents approached city officials last year with health concerns related to plant operations. the two committees were formed to determine if it meets emission standards. >> a faceoff in wisconsin was union protesters descended on the capitol to fight efforts to strip unions of their baring powers. the governor has proposed banning collective baring to a move to close the state's deficit. thousands protested the measure for a 5th day today. today tea party activists staged a counter protest urging the bill pass. >> if the -- specifically for this reason to back down our deficit that we have, $3.6 billion. >> i think he just wants to bu

a reward up to $25,000 is offered for information leading to sullivan's arrest. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. >>> emotions erupted today as the convicted killer of leavy was seasoned to 60 years in prison. he had attacked other women in the same washington, d.c. park where leavy's remains were found. during sentencing today, leavy's mother swore and said he is lower than a roach and hideous creature. he told her family she was sorry for what happened but also said he had nothing to do with her death. leavy was a government intern from modesto who disappeared in 2001. >>> barry bonds will have to enter a new plea after prosecutors came out with a fourth version of his indictment. bonds was not in court today but his attorneys were. rita williams has been following the story since it broke in 2003. she tells us what's next. >> reporter: in the new indictment, prosecutors cut the number of charges against barry bonds in half. now four charges of lying and a fifth of obstruction of justice. >> there used to be eleven unfounded counts, and now there are

ilona sullivan. larry roberts. kathy asadda. all of the volunteers. michael freed man from sf govtv. our city library. our sponors. kecker and argu edez. i also want to give a special thanks from anderson and anderson counseling. if you have ever seen the movie anner management, george was the consultant on that movie. he is an expert in conflict mediation. i want to thank george as well. i am so very honored to introduce our key-note speaker this morning. doctor francisco revelez. and mta director annette ford all were people who were self made, are self made. doctor revelez was born in el paso. he labeled as a migrant worker. he also served as a division one principle with credentials in biology and chemistry. how did he get from biology and chemistry? today he is a senior faculty member at california university and he has dedicated his entire career to get out of survivor mode to empowerment mode. he believes that when young people are made to feel successful, they are better able to take a stand and feel empowered. he has expressed that in so many

a reward up to $25,000 is offered for information leading to sullivan's arrest. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. >>> emotions erupted today as the convicted killer of leavy was seasoned to 60 years in prison. he had attacked other women in the same washington, d.c. park where leavy's remains were found. during sentencing today, leavy's mother swore and said he is lower than a roach and hideous creature. he told her family she was sorry for what happened but also said he had nothing to do with her death. leavy was a government intern from modesto who disappeared in 2001. >>> barry bonds will have to enter a new plea after prosecutors came out with a fourth version of his indictment. bonds was not in court today but his attorneys were. rita williams has been following the story since it broke in 2003. she tells us what's next. >> reporter: in the new indictment, prosecutors cut the number of charges against barry bonds in half. now four charges of lying and a fifth of obstruction of justice. >> there used to be eleven unfounded counts, and now there are

sean sullivan is accused of opening fire at two men. sullivan and the victims had an argument. one died at the scene the other is paralyzed from the waist down. u.s. marshals are offering up a $25000 reward in connection with the case. >>> san jose police are trying to figure out what lead to a fatal stabbing wound. police say she was rushed to the hospital that's where she died from her stabbing injuries. her death is the 11th homicide for san jose this year. mountain view police are searching for two men that robbed a teenager in her bedroom. they arrested a third robber. police say the teenager was home alone in an unlocked apartment at 4:30 tuesday afternoon when three people crashed into his room. one of the men punched the young men and threatened him with a knife. >>> this morning a judge in san francisco will hold another crucial hearing in the berry bonds perjury case. the defense will ask them to block a secret tape recording. on that tape, anderson allegedly describes injecting bonds with steroids. they claim the tape is nothing more than hearsay and should not be ad

sullivan and the victims argued about an outstanding debt and he shot both men at close range. u.s. marshals are offering a $25,000 reward in connection with the case. >>> this morning san jose police are trying to determine what lead to the fatal stabbing of a woman. the 27-year-old woman was found inside a home on tara lynn avenue. the woman was rushed to the hospital when she died from her injuries. >>> time now 6:34 a judge will hold another crucial hearing in the berry bonds criminal case. on that tape anderson allegedly describes injecting berry bonds with steroids. bonds attorney says that case is nothing but hearsay. yesterday the defense scored a big legal victory when federal prosecutors dropped six of the 11 accounts. prosecutors retained their central accusations. berry bonds lied to a jury when he lied about taking drugs. >>> time now is 6:35. i hear sal is check in on san rafael. how does it look? >> pam, you have good sources. absolutely. san rafael dave and pam looking very nice. we check in with marin county and on friday's in marin pam is a marin county resident. s

after the shooting sullivan ran from the scene and has never been seen since. he is considered one of america's 15 most wanted men in the united states. >>> it is a safety debate just won't go away. a heavily sensored government study that is raising new questions about security x- rays. >>> the fight over ice is heating up at a san francisco pier. the possible result. some very stinky fish. >>> it is a bitter sweet day here at u.c. berkeley. two sports programs getting the ax, three others saved. coming up we will tell you which ones and why some people are calling the cuts cowardly. ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. city is near buch >>> pack up and move out. message to homeless

pull sullivan is executive director of veterans for common sense. the group is suing the v.a. for turning away suicidal vets. >> the very problem that we sued v.a. over in 2007 is still happening. >> the case is now before the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. sullivan says williams case is a reminder that veteran suicide is a problem that is not going to go away. >> the message to v.a. is make sure you are ready when veterans show up so that cases like william hamilton do not happen again. >> there are resources out there. a veteran suicide prevention hotline is manned 24 hours a day at 1-800-273-talk. if you have a tip for our next investigation send us an e-mail through our website abc7.com or call 1-888-40-iteam. >> a national outrage. today a mortgage scandal forced a major bank to apologize for targeting, even threatening members of the u.s. military while they were on active duty. >> reporter: it was a rare apology from one of the big banks to service members targeted. rates hiked and in some cases foreclosed globe i would like to express to the men and w

sean sullivan is accused of shooting and kill ago -- killing a man and seriously injuring another. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. >>> a memorial service will be getting under way within the next hour for juliani cardenas who was kidnapped and drowned last month near patterson. a large crowd is expected at the patterson's football stadium. the body of the 4-year-old boy was recovered from the delta mendota canal february 4th. investigators believe the body of his alleged kidnapper is still in the canal. >>> barry bonds was not in court today, bonds is due to go on trial on four counts of lying and one count of obstructing justice. the recording is between bonds former business manager and his trainer discussing alleged steroid use. >>> cal announced women's lacrosse, women's gymnastics and men's rugby will remain. but baseball and men's gymnastics will be cut. pledges for men's gymnastic and baseball fell short. >> everyone is just blown away from it. we've been hearing so many good things in the past couple of weeks like the team is going to come back. we were hoping e

offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of 33 year-old sean sullivan. he is a suspect in a double homicide from november. that's when police say he shot to tracy residents in oakland following an argument. in san leandro man is not arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of a woman in san jose. police arrested david on suspicion of killing his girlfriend melanie. officers were responding to a disturbance call yesterday, on the 1100 block near highway 1 01. he fled on foot, and officers were able to track him down. police have released a sketch of a man suspected in a san jose hit-and-run. police believe this man had 18 year-old eric out with his vehicle on sunday night, and then dragged her body almost 2,000 ft.. she remains in critical condition this evening, the family is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. now, if traffic crossing the golden gate bridge is moving well north and southbound at this hour. we will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments live, from the bay area's news station, this is

and ray branigan is a manager over the whole program and john sullivan couldn't be here because he promisedtake us to the giants game but who hiffed here, almost literally, for the last two years, working also with curtis -- heartdigen. who was an intern that provided assistance. all of those departments working hard on this project if years to deliver this great library to you all. part of what made their job, i won't say it was easy, but made it a great project to work on as we had a great contractor. and i know, deshawn is here and brian from isac, it was a great challenging project and they did a great job. please give them a hand. >> and then finally, i just want to reiterate what luis said, leena chin and mindy and the rest of the folks that are managing the whole blip program do an outstanding job are making sure your tax dollars are well spent. this project, like we strive for in everyone, was on time, it was on budget. and this is really the model library for the system. we're very proud to have worked on it. my wife, grew up part of her childhood on 17th avenue came here as a litt

my name is myron sullivan, i'm developing a robotic system to clean up oil spills, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] imagine what a business degree can do for you. with six bay area locations, one is closer than you think. >>> you probably know this already. you don't pack carefully you could pay a bundle at the airport them raked in $3 billion in package and ticking fees last year. michael finney says you can avoid those extra fee is. >> when she flew to the united states for a visit they purple brought this. now, they are heading home, those bags are bulging. >> those shopping sprees may cost them even more more by payg for overweight baggage fees. the airlines charge more if it weighs more than 50 pounds. here they are trying to guess the weight of the bag before checking. so 7 on your side figures this is the perfect time to try out these portable luggage scales. >> really good. >> you are weighing stuff. >> across the terminal, they have the same dilemma. her aunt's bulging suitcase is dangerously close to the weight limit. >> so hazel tries out the scale, too, starlgt outin

sullivan. as an associate deputy director of the kcia her role is akin to the chief operating officer. she has served in this roll since december of director of science and technology for four years. in that roll she managed the kra's technical innovation and support to case officer operations. while almost everything in this area is highly classified and unfortunately can't be discussed here, the committee has taken a real interest in several of these programs and found them to be on the cutting edge of she was former ly. now part of it. as the nominee to be principal deputy dni, she has answered numerous prehearing questions and met with members. her answers to those questions. so i look forward to your statement and answers to member's questions i will now turn to our distinguished vice chairman. and then if you will, give you an opportunity. >> let me say that at the hearing thor day when you were unable to be with us, i want to make it about the fact that i appreciate as a member of this c

my name is myron sullivan, i'm developing a robotic system to clean up oil spills, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] imagine what a business degree can do for you. with six bay area locations, one is closer than you think.

sullivan and the victims had an argument over an outstanding debt and he shot both men at close range. one man died on the scene the other is paralyzed waist down. they are offering a $25,000 reward in connection to this case. >>> a judge in san francisco will hold another crucial hearing in the berry bonds perjury case. the defense will ask the judge to block a secret tape recording of bonds former trainer greg anderson. anderson allegedly describes injecting bonds with steroids. he claims the tape is nothing more than hearsay. anderson spent more than a year in jail for refusing to testify. >>> yesterday the defense scored a big legal victory when federal prosecutors dropped six of the 11 counts. prosecutors retained their central accusation that bonds lied to a grand jury in 2003 when he denied knowingly taking steroids. bonds has pleaded not guilty. his trial is to begin march 21st. >>> the former owner of a palo alto bar faces 20 years to life in prison. he strangled jennifer in october of 2009. then they say he it will their home on fire. prosecutors say the couple had a history

investigators said sullivan and the two victims argued over an outstanding debt and sullivan shot boact. one man died at the scene. the other is paralyzed from the waist down. >>> the man accused of murdering washington intern chandra leaf vie -- levi will be sentenced. the mother is expected to make a victim's impact statement of prosecutors want life in prison for him. >>> this morning a judge in france will hold another crucial hering in the barry bonds perjury case. the defense will ask the judge to block a secret tape reporting of the former trainer greg anderson. on the tape anderson allegedly describes injecting bonds with steroids. he said the tape is nothing more than hearsay. dpawns spent more than a year in jail for refusing to testify. >>> yesterday the defense scored a victory when prosecutors dropped six of the felony counts. however, they retain their central accusation that bonds lied to a jury in 2003 when he denied knowingly taking steroids. bond has pleaded not guilty. his trial is scheduled to begin on march 21st. >>> round table pizza fight -- filed for bankruptcy p

sullivan had important things to say. we need to look how we are responding to this. i find this diagram frightening. i am not prepared to sit here as planning commission and say where to go because we are responding to a state mandate. i cannot do that. commissioner borden: i will reiterate what other people said, and think members of the public. -- think members of public -- of the public. we do not even on land for the most part. other people have land. they develop it as they see fit. the cost is expensive. we all struggle with what would be the right policy or responses. dealing with infrastructure is smart. i think it is challenging. it is a thing we grapple with when we look at projects in issues around parking, the reality of transit and the promise of transit. i know you were handling the funding and the bigger projects. talk about muni. when we talk about the plan and the transit effects put forward, how is that all working together? >> that is a great question. there is a big disconnect. it goes back to the disconnect other commissioners have identified in

and, you know, here we have the would-be twitter revolution many tunisia according to andrew sullivan just this very afternoon. so i think i'm looking forward to sort of jumping right into the middle of the conversation with evgeni about these subjects. but with i i have to ask you, first, about can we ever have a twitter revolution in your, many your estimation, or is it really just we have to give up in order to really become cyber villains, we have to give up all of our utopian and revolutionary fantasies about the liberating power of the internet? >> i think much depends on what exactly we mean by revolutions. if you look at what happened in moldova, the initial premise there was that twitter and social media were actually instrumental in getting people onto the streets. later on some people, myself included, began wondering maybe the actual impact wasn't publicizing what was happening in moldova and getting it on the front page of "the new york times" which happened, and that happened mostly thanks to twitter. back then it was 2009, and it seemed like a very normal event. you fas

conviction of senator based on gross misconduct in the case, even the judge of that case, judge sullivan, said after repeated orders from the court to the prosecutors, he had never seen a case that has seen more of use in his career. attorney general holder was right in terms of acting swiftly, in terms of throwing out that condition. he also stated that the department of justice's office of professional responsibility would investigate the actions of the two officers, yet a year after that, we still have heard nothing out of office regarding their conduct. the department of justice has publicly talked about how they increased training in terms of discovery obligations, and they have issued memos in terms of what they are supposed to be doing, yet they have yet to do anything regarding the behavior of those prosecutors. contrast that to the case that occurred a couple years ago, that boasts -- that of the prosecutor in north carolina, where six months after the charges were brought against the lacrosse students, and they were charged with rape, the defense attorneys uncovered evidence in

sullivan: in 1630, boston was basically three mountains, there were very steep hills. waste would run down quickly and dump into the harbor. and the tide would carry most of it away. well, this worked well for a while. the problem was, as boston wanted to expand, it started filling in the mudflats. the water could come rushing down the hill, it would hit the flat area and slow down. at high tide, it couldn't get out at all. it got so bad that the city took over, 'cause the city has a responsibility to protect its citizens. boston built the first modern sewer system in the united states. ours was completed between 1877 and 1884. with this wonderful new sewer system, we were taking our filth and moving it out to the ocean. of course, all of this was untreated. in the 1960s, we were still pumping all of our sewage out to moon island, untreated. we would get swimmers here, never knowing, in the middle of summer, why you would have a cold. well, we were swimming in diluted sewage. melosi: the major way to deal with pollution, at least until early into the 20th century, was

. >> reporter: debra sullivan came home to find her bedroom in shambles. >> everything was a mess. >> reporter: in the master bathroom. >> i had a jewelry box and it was gone. >> i saw a nine in probably a three-week period. >> reporter: sonoma county detective began to notice similarities. >> i thought they were all related based on what was being stolen and how they were getting into the house. >> reporter: working with santa rosa police he connected the dots arresting 14 people including the ringleader. >> probably $100,000 plus range. >> reporter: mostly jewelry. but other evidence revealed the burglar's motive. >> we found drugs, syringes. most all were addicted to oxycotin. >> a rising price for the pill. one pill goes for $40. today that same pill goes for over $100. why? because the manufacturer of oxycoton is trying to stop people from abusing it. people crush up the tablets and snort it to get high like we saw a few months ago when we went undercover on a drug infested san francisco street. >> you snort it. >> the tablets can also be liquified and injected. >> they will put

my name is myron sullivan, i'm developing a robotic system to clean up oil spills, and i am a phoenixmale announcer ] imagine what a business degree can do for you. with six bay area locations, one is closer than you think. >>> used to be a time when airline travel was more of a luxury than a cattle call. tonight's good question. what airplane really revolutionized air travel for the public. >> reporter: it is the sound that would change the history of aviation. >> it made the airlines what it is today. >> reporter: it was the mcdonald douglas tc3. a twin engine specifically made to fly people in comfort. >> american airlines went to douglas and said can you make it wider, can you put sleepers in it and make it longer range? >> reporter: the company turned out more than 10,000 dc3c between 1935 and mid-1940s. willie turner of the hillier aviation says there are more than a thousand out there flying. passengers were treated to a whole new flying experience. one that included a galley for meals, a bathroom and plush roomy seating. imagine flying in the 1940s. look at the leg room. a tes

. >> reporter: gordon sullivan says the decade-long cleanup process is killing the town economicallywell. he put up his store for sale. >> there are a lot of people in our town that used to be here that ain't here anymore. they're buried out in our cemeteries. >> reporter: so far the e.p.a. has cleaned more than 1400 homes and business and removed 70,000 truck lose of contaminated soil. the agency's michael cirian says the asbestos could never be completely removed from the vermiculite, which was embedded throughout the town in school yards, homes, and parks. >> we're going to go from one neighborhood to the next and try to get all the properties we can. this is a piece of vermiculite right here. >> reporter: but fillip is still finding the material in his home even though it was cleaned by the e.p.a. back in 2004. >> every time you tap these walls, this stuff falls out. this is dangerous stuff. >> reporter: in a statement, the e.p.a. writes they're still evaluating data tha will provide basis for final cleanup but as it's expected to be completed in 2012. the now-bankrupt w.r. grace

my name is myron sullivan, i'm developing a robotic system to clean up oil spills, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] imagine what a business degree can do for you. with six bay area locations, one is closer than you think. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a dog chased a pet sheep down a steep cliff in richmond. both animals got stuck and had to be rescued by firefighters. the dog is named sparkle. the sheep is peter pan. there you can see both of them. the woman walking sparkle went down after them. she also became stuck on the cliff. it is located off canal boulevard near the water treatment plant. the woman managed to climb to safety, but richmond firefighters had to repel down the cliff to rescue park kill and peter pan. -- sparkle and peter pan. jay there is a full 220 feet -- >> there is a full 220 feet to the bottom. the stiff is unstable and it has a lot of large, loose rock. >> i think she is in shock and pretty scared. >> he will be okay when he gets back up to the others. >> both animals are doing well. peter pan did have some cuts to

my name is myron sullivan, i'm developing a robotic system to clean up oil spills, and i am a phoenix[ male announcer ] imagine what a business degree can do for you. with six bay area locations, one is closer than you think. >>> seeing red. a highway safety group says it now has more evidence than ever before that red light cameras are saving lives. >> mostly it's because drivers are also interested in saving money. wrecks caused by red light runners injured 119,000 in 2009. those numbers would have been 25% higher were it not for hundreds of cities using those red light cameras. so in the end, it could be okay. >>> here now with sports. what, the kid from chico all the way into the super bowl. >> they're there, they've arrived in texas. they're ready to go. packers and steelers hit the ground running and they're dressed for the occasion while a former 49er is busy with party plan.h bas swith noop bash with snoop .gdo back in moments. do shift your weight forward onto the left foot. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only f