still nine, i hate dana. dana breaks my water. after 15 hours it's time to push. when you are this desperate, it's almost over. push, your pushes are excellent. 7:17. i can feel the baby's hair. you see your baby's head. 7:40. i do what she says. we rehearse. dana is guiding my baby's head. this is called ring of fire. okay. push hard. i moan like a walrus. my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i

. >> i'm dana king. >>> clues keep turning knupp a bay area murder mystery that span two counties in several days. the latest piece of evidence, a cadillac escalade brought investigators to a business park in hercules. authorities spent hours search searching the area -- searching the area for hours that might lead them to the suspect. some are connected romantically, others by friendship, or where they lived. tonight one man is under arrest. they found explosives when they went to his house, but not just any explosives. robert lyle has more on this. >> reporter: well, dana, yo mentioned "bizarre" and i can tell you that each day this story becomes wilder with the details. tonight, we know the vallejo police have to rule out who was

>> dana smith. >> jimmy: dana, dana smith. dana, it's a pleasure finally meeting you. >> you, too. >> jimmy: i have your t-shirt at home. yeah, i wear it all the time. [ laughter ] now, dana, if you could dance with any celebrity in the world on "dancing with the stars," who would you dance with? >> justin timberlake. >> jimmy: justin timberlake, here we go. could have been bieber. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> i don't have bieber fever. >> jimmy: justin timberlake, here we go. he's a good man. he's gonna be on the show tomorrow, justin timberlake. and what color would your outfits be, you think? >> ooh, sequins -- purple sequins. >> jimmy: purple sequins, yeah! i'm sure he would love that. >> yeah! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, roots, we have our pal dana here who would love to dance with justin timberlake on "dancing with the stars" wearing matching purple sequined outfits. and, for this last one, since we're talking "dancing with the stars," how about some of that, like, "dancing with the stars" type of, like, a b

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>> dana smith. >> jimmy: dana, dana smith. dana, it's a pleasure finally meeting you. >> you, too. >> jimmy: i have your t-shirt at home. yeah, i wear itll the time. [ laughter ] now, dana, if you could dance with any celebrity in the world on "dancing with the stars,"ho would you dance with? >> jusn timberlake. >> jimmy: justin timberlake, here we go. could have been bieber. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> i don't have bieber fever. >> jimmy: just timberlake, here we go. he's a good man. he's gonna be on the show tomorrow, justin timberlake. and what color would your outfits be, you think? >> ooh, sequins -- purple sequins. >> jimmy: purple sequins, yeah! i'm sure he would love that. >> yeah! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, roots, we have our pal dana here who would love to dan with justin timberlake on "dancing th the stars" weari matching purple sequined outfits. and, for this last one, since we're talking "dancing with the stars," how about some of that, like, "dancing with the stars" type of, like, a boogie-woogie t

senior correspondent dana bash and senior political analyst gloria borger joined me earlier. for tonight's 360 briefing. dana, we've seen a lot of back and forth support for o'donnell, republicans clearly not happy at first, even the senatorial committee last night putting out a very tepid congratulations to her. what have you heard from your sources? they appear to be now rallying around her. >> appear being the operative word. look, privately, nothing has changes. republicans who want to win that seat are still very unhappy that christine o'donnell won and that mike castle didn't. in the words of one source i talked to today, yesterday their polls showed that castle winning by 11 points and o'donnell losing by 11, and that has not changed today. however, and this is the big however, despite that, they understand that the most critical thing going forward to november is winning, not just in delaware, but across the country. and sources i talked to today said the last thing they realized this morning when they woke up, the last thing they need is to try to tamp down on some o

dana you mentioned schools. i do have information, all san bruno park elementary schools, all the elementary schools closed tomorrow now along with the elementary schools, park side junior high will also be closed. the exception cappuccino high school, the high school will be open tomorrow. guys. >> all right. alan thank you very much. >>> well, just to recap, this has been going on since 6:15 p.m. today, a huge explosion in san bruno, pg&e is taking responsibility for it, they don't know how it started, they don't know -- they don't have any idea of anything beyond the fact that it is a gas explosion. people in the area, because it is so close to the airport, thought that a plane crashed and firefighters even though the san bruno fire department is just within that same neighbourhood they have a fire station there. they couldn't move in, because the gas explosion was sintense, so hot they had to wait in order for it to be shut off before they could move in and put out the flame in the houses in the general area

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now, we're told the searchers are almost halfway through this 3,000 tons of trash, dana. police say frederick sales' car has been found. no one is say where or when and inside it no signs of a struggle. >> in the meantime a grim but necessary duty for those officers. hugh now contra costa county, thank you. >>> efren valdemoro is the man suspected in the disappearance of frederick sales as well as the murder of sales' father. police had been called to break up a fight between those three men back on august 22. it was at the hercules home owned by cindy tran and rented to the saleses. a beaten up valdemoro vowed to press charges. but before legal action was taken, ricardo's body was found and frederick went missing. valdemoro was shot and killed by the chp tuesday night in richmond after a high-speed chase. >>> and police say valdemoro had kidnapped and strangled his ex-girlfriend, cindy tran. tonight in vallejo, family and friends are gathering in front of the salon where tran worked. her clients say that she always talked about her sons. they can't believe that someone w

dana bash had an exclusive interview with john boehner after this, the man who wants to be speaker. she asked him about a voter she ran into this morning. listen to this. >> there was a voter, he said he was independent, he's actually registered in florida. he says he wants to support the republicans but he actually took the time and read your pledge online and said to me, where's the beef? >> i think if you look at our pledge, it's certainly a more substantive than what was in the contract with america 16 years ago. and if you go through the entire pledge, there are specifics that don't stop. >> specifics that don't stop. you were there when newt gingrich proposed a contract with america. are there more specifics now? >> the contract with america was a promise to bring ten bills to the floor of the house for a vote. >> very concrete promises. >> there were ten bills. they were just ten bills. it wasn't a grand sweeping -- >> they had to sign it and agree. this has no commitment attached to it. >> of course it does. >> no one has to say the pledge. they didn't ask anyone to take the

. >> i'm dana king. >>> clues keep turning knupp a bay area murder mystery that span two counties in several days. the latest piece of evidence, a cadillac escalade brought investigators to a business park in hercules. authorities spent hours search searching the area -- searching the area for hours that might lead them to the suspect. some are connected romantically, others by friendship, or where they lived. tonight one man is under arrest. they found explosives when they went to his house, but not just any explosives. robert lyle has more on this. >> reporter: well, dana, yo mentioned "bizarre" and i can tell you that each day this story becomes wilder with the details. tonight, we know the vallejo police have to rule out who was their murderer is it efrain valdemoro or is it the husband of one of the missing woman and what's more? investigative soerbses are confirming to cbs 5 tonight that vallejo police have to figure out why the highly radioactive uranium was found alongside those two bodies. only cbs 5 cameras captured the so-called locker bomb extraction team vallejo police b

dana, i'm interested to hear your perspective. "a," do you think it's unfair that this is there focus on her past spending? that these questions have been raised? and do you think it's fair for the media to be focusing on it? and do you think it's right for her not to be talking to the national media but simply kind of avoiding questions and only kind of staying locally? >> do i think it's fair? absolutely. you're a candidate and you agree to enter public life and you have to be prepared for what the media throws at you. do i think she should speak to the media? absolutely. she's a candidate. she ought to be speaking to the media. she has the advantage of having an unreal amount of media attention on her and she needs to use it to her advantage. do i think there's an agenda behind these criticisms? i do. i spent the better part of the afternoon researching all the people involved with crew. while the organization claims to be a nonpartisan group, they're not. i've yet to find a titled officer within this group that has republican/

caption colorado, l.l.c. >>> good evening, i'll allen martin. >> i'm dana king. breaking news in that bay area murder mystery. police have found a body inside the same hercules home where another victim was discovered almost two weeks ago. joe vazquez is following the situation for us. joe. >> reporter: dana, late this afternoon a hercules police spokesman tells cbs 5 that police detectives and fbi agents found a body inside the residence at 1066 crepe myrtle drive around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, that's the same house in hercules where ricardo sales was murdered. now, remember, they have been looking for his 35-year-old son frederick since august 28th, 12 days now, presuming he was murdered, as well. now they have found a dead body

you know, dana, it's a day usually that the city honors the only movable national monument in the entire united states. and when the transit agency celebrates its employees. but today muni got caught in a ringer not the way it hoped. [ bells ] >>> reporter: the real ringers stayed away and muni would need a magician to make bad feelings disappear. >> we don't feel good about it. we don't feel like ringing the bell. why should we go ring a bell when they step down on our necks? no. we not ringing no bell. >> reporter: for the first time in almost 50 years they refused to participate at what's supposed to be a feel good event. there were ringers, but only one muni employee signed up and then backed out. can we ask you y the drivers didn't feel like doing it.

. >> dana, yeah. i mean, this is the peninsula. this is san bruno avenue. basically, it runs from 101 on the peninsula due west up to highway 35, which is skyline boulevard. now, it's sort of a mixed residential area. there used to be a driving range in that area. there are homes an shopping centers, stores. there is even not too far away from there, uhm, the college campus there, skyline college which is the community college in the area. this is a fluid situation. we need to remind viewers of that. we don't have any facts in terms of what's going on. we have reports, though, unconfirmed, we should mention, that a plane has gone down. this would be consistent with the flight path of a number of

>> reporter: yes, i am dana. four victims three are in critical condition. one of them in stable condition tonight and at least for now st. francis is not expecting to see any more patients arrive here for this evening. because this is a certified burn center, the most serious cases come here the patients brought here by ambulance tonight do all have significant burns according to a spokeswoman, patients don't come here directly from the scene they typically go to the closest hospital first and then once their breathing is table they are transferred here. st. francis has a full staff onboard tonight some doctors even came in without being called on their way home heard it on the radio saw it on television and just drove over here on their own and ready to go to work. there is still room for more patients if the space is needed, hospital spokeswoman. >> we've not received any indication that we will be overwhelmed at this point, we are very adequately staffed we were able to move stabilize burn patients out of our burn unit to prepare to see critical patients

dana, i'm interested to hear your perspective. do you think it's a, unfair this there's a focus on her past spending that these questions have been raised? and do you think it's fair for the media to be focusing on it? and do you think it's right for her not to be talking to the national media but simply kind of avoiding questions and only kind of staying locally? >> do i think it's fair? absolutely. you're a candidate and you agree to enter public life and you have to be prepared for what the media throws at you. do i think she should speak to the media? absolutely. she's a candidate and she should speak to the media. she has the advantage of having an unreal amount of media attention on her and she needs to use it to her advantage. do i think there's an agenda behind these criticisms? i do. i spent the better part of the afternoon researching all the people involved with crew. while the organization claims to be a nonpartisan group, they're not. i've yet to find a titled officer within this group that has republican/conservative

i am ken bastida >> i am dana king. unions say pot should be legal. the largest union in the state just announced it is backing prop 19, the measure to legalize marijuana and what is more, people who work in the medical pot industry, are now card carrying members of the teamsters, complete with some pretty sweet benefits. joe vazquez how the teamsters have gone from trucking to toking. >> that is what our union label stands for. >> reporter: life imitates art ♪ so look for the usa >> reporter: more than 30 years ago saturday night live joked about it. now it is seriously happening more than 3 dozen marijuana gardeners, trimmers and cloners at the indoor marijuana growing facility in oakland have become real life members of the teamsters. >> they are workers they want benefits and protection. >> reporter: the spokesman said in an age of can he kleining union -- declining union membership it is time for them to branch out. >> it is a growing industry. >> reporter: definitely a growing industry. >> yeah, and there is going to be some potholes in the ro

dana perino and leslie marshall on that. also tonight, dick morris on why president obama remains incredibly popular in europe and glenn beck has some issues with bill's new book pinheads and patriots. >> bill: you're way too complicated for me, okay? [ laughter ] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the truth about higher taxes. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. because i am a simple man, i am going to cut through the jibberrish on taxes the best i can here we go. president obama wants to end the bush tax cuts, raising the federal income tax rate on americans earning above $200,000 a year. but the president says he is not going to ask americans earning less than 200,000 for more tax money. the question, is that true? mr. obama wants a new tax code after congress throws the bush deal out the window. it's not a lock the president gets that because some are debating. 31 democrats who want

ken. >> reporter: yeah, dana, finally, you know, we are getting a more tailed look at where they are -- detailed look at where they are. you have to look around the bay area, why we're looking at a system in difficult net need of repair. -- in definite need of a repair. >> reporter: the information was downloaded to cbs 5 from the national pipeline mapping system. what it reveals could affect millions of people in contra costa and alameda counties. the two counties have the most underground pipeline systems. the map for contra costa shows gas lines stretching from bethel island and discovery bay in the east to richmond and el sobrante in the west. alameda county reveals underground transmission lines crisscrossing from albany and berkeley down to fremont and east to dublin and livermore. >> i think there is a responsibility on the part of of the operator to make sure that there is a public awareness program and people know where these systems are. >> reporter: jeffrey egan a pipeline failure expert, says the system is aging and in some cases in immediate need of repair. >> they're ol

he's a national lightning rod. >> first to dana bash on capitol hill. dana, would the house democrats come back more optimistic about keeping their majority after summer break or nor pessimistic? >> despite what the house speaker said in public on the record, definitely more pessimistic. look, they will tell you, being home for five weeks, it's not just that they had a hard time making the case, it's that the world stayed really in a bad place. that simply does not help the majority party. it does not help them. i've got to tell you, frankly, the democrats, especially, they are not for the most part thrilled about being back here. this is washington. this is what many of the voters are very, very angry about. they want to get back as fast as possible. get out with the voters. >> god forbid they have to dhour jobs. eric, you have been part of the grassroots movement that has made its mark in the primary season. tell me, as we count

. >> dana king. first tonight the wife of a vallejo man said he left her for the woman he is now accused of killing. police found a car and a bloody scene on south parkway in vallejo and they found a woman's body miles away in a car in american canyon. joe vasquez on what else they discovered inside that car. joe is this. >> reporter: vallejo police are interviewing the suspect right now. they believe the motive was that his girlfriend was trying to leave him. as if that weren't bad enou [ sound of tape re-winding ] >> all right. we're having a little bit of difficulty with the video tape right now. let me tell you, there was a trail of blood, very difficult to follow here. but let me start with -- >> the body of 32-year-old richie cam putted was found in a blood smudged car. the apparent murder weapon was also inside the car. >> it appears to have been a blunt instrument in the vehicle, in american canyon, we did find a metal bat like a baseball bat inside the vehicle where she was found with blood

. >> i'm dana king. it appears the death toll from the san brown oh explosion has climbed from 4 to 7. just a few hours ago the family of three missing people released a statement saying that their loved ones are dead. 50-year-old greg bullis. his 16-year-old son william and his elderly mother ivan were in a home next the blast site. the remains of two men and one woman have been discovered at the house. they are now performing dna testing on the remains. final confirmation of the eye den it's the could take several weeks. >>> there was a vigil tonight for the mother and daughter killed in that explosion. people gathered at st. cecelia catholic church to remember a jaclyn greg and her 13-year-old daughter gentleman necessary a. the 8-t grader was the student body president at st. cecelia school. there will be a funeral mass at the church tomorrow morning. is hosting a benefit tonig help victims er. >> and a south san francisco night spot is host agriculture benefit tonight to help victims of the disaster

. >> i'm dana king. most of us will never know what it was like for those first responders on the ground, but today, some of them tried to explain it. john ramos on how they describe that inferno. >> i was on the way back to school night. i was at crestmoor elementary school. >> i was at my son's baseball practice when my wife and i saw the explosion. >>> reporter: most people ran from the inferno that night but as always, there are those whose job it is to run toward it. some of them told their stories today. >> initially, we're thinking that a jet airplane went down from san francisco airport and then when the second call came in for south city fireworks i personally was thinking it might be a terrorist thing. >> reporter: when the explosion happened the fireball could be seen all over the bay area but it was right here at the crest of this hill that first responders got their first look at what they were dealing with. >> we have a whole neighborhood on fire and we have incredible heat and fire. many h

and dana, it's just incredible. it's like -- i hate to keep comparing it to a combat zone but that's exactly what it looks like and the force of that explosion as we heard registered almost like a 1.3 earthquake. >> it's been exceptionally devastating to see this today. we also want to in light of the victims who are in the hospital, we want to also comment on the firefighters who were injured. we want to remember them as well for their effort last night. see you at 10:00 and 11:00. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your iphone when you get at&t u-verse tv. as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california

. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for allen martin. the crater left behind by the explosion remains closed off this evening. early this morning a large section of the pipeline was put into a big wooden crate and shipped to washington, d.c. as part of ntsb investigation. simon perez is in san bruno with a closer look at where the investigation stands right now. simon. >> reporter: hi, juliette. cbs 5 has obtained this pg&e document where the company outlines plans to make improvements on its system. in this document, pg&e says it planned to spend millions of dollars repairing one mile of pipe on the very same line where the explosion took place last week. pg&e said that this line ranked in the top 100 highest risk line sections, that it had a high risk and likelihood of failure and that it had the potential impact radius of 415 feet located in a heavily urbanized area. the ntsb says it is aware of this document but it also says that the part that the document is talking about, the risky part of the line is about two miles north of where

can you take a look at dana and jules? they are ready to rock see jane run on saturday in pleasanton. my goodness. oh, yeah. you guys can rock those caps. keep them on. i don't care what they are going to do to your hair. [ laughter ] >> all right! working for ya! it works. [ laughter ] >> all right. there you have the vacaville area where today's high temperature was 85. today's high was 69 degrees. and the coast is clear in fact officially tonight, sunset is at 7:04. and we are going to be able to see it. and tonight with that full moon, look at jupiter just hanging right about low it. right above us stormy necessary but that's where it's going to stay because we are under the influence of this huge dome of high pressure building in from the desert southwest into the eastern pacific. temperatures going way above normal for this time of the year. and in fact, look for near 100 degrees saturday, sunday inland areas, we are going to take a hit as far as our air quality is concerned on the moderate sight. perhaps unhealthy b

dana and allen? >> all right, roberta. thank you. right now, chopper 5 has taken off and is heading back over to the area. the smoke has moved up higher into the sky. ken bastida is on our assignment camera downstairs. ken, you know that area really well. >> dana, yeah. i mean, this is the peninsula. this is san bruno avenue. basically, it runs from 101 on the peninsula due west up to highway 35, which is skyline boulevard. now, it's sort of a mixed residential area. there used to be a driving range in that area. there are homes an shopping centers, stores. there is even not too far away from there, uhm, the college campus there, skyline college which is the community college in the area. this is a fluid situation. we need to remind viewers of that. we don't have any facts in terms of what's going on. we have reports, though, unconfirmed, we should mention, that a plane has gone down. this would be consistent with the flight path of a number of airports. it could be sfo, it could be the airport in san carlos. there is an airport ther

joining us from los angeles leslie marshall and from washington dana perino. i have to applaud your attire this evening perfectly in context red and blue. i understand the committee wanted to get publicity from the hearing. is there anything wrong with that. >> not necessarily. sometimes it can work very well. i don't think it did in this case. for example, i remember when michael j. fox came to certifien 00 hill about stem cell research. jerry sinise great work for veterans. angelina jolie has done great stuff for humanity causes. this is an issue that deserves more attention. i think today with this schtick as you said it was definitely a schtick, it back fired because it really wasn't that funny. the senate -- the house democrats were not even on the same page. they didn't even know that he was coming in character. and the chairman tried to dismiss the witness and he wouldn't leave. but what it really did at the end of the day was to serve to remind everybody that the administration and congress, despite large majorities, have not been able to pass immigrat

and we want to welcome dana now. good morning, dana. >> good morning, alisyn, thank you for having me. >> tell us about the letter that you got from the federal vaccine court and what it told you. >> this letter basically is asking us to provide them with a theory of why we believe the vaccines caused the autism and provide an expert medical opinion which is the different part. we have the theories, we just cannot find medical experts who are willing to come forth and risk losing their medical license here in the united states to represent our children and to share the story. and you know what, it's not just that. it also in some ways, it sounds like basically, it's a dead end for some parents. let me read an excerpt of the letter send to the 5,000 families who were waiting for some sort of decision. it says the three special masters designed to hear the test cases ruled there was no reliable evidence that the vaccines caused autism spectrum disorders. the courts had heard the appeals and the test cases all agreed wi

a pledge today and dana, is there anything new here? you've been speaking to john boehner exclusively today about this very subject. >> reporter: look, a lot of what -- if people look at this, a lot of what they say will not be new to them. big picture, the republicans are saying that they are going to try to cut spending, they're going to try to make the tax cuts permanent. they want to repeal the president's health care plan. the reason why they say they this, they understand as much as their campaign is against democrats and trying to get the democrats out of power, they understand that the republican brand is damaged as well. so what they're trying to do is give that voter who goes into the voting booth and says be i really don't want the democrat but i'm not so sure about the republicans either, a little bit of a sense that they actually get it, that republicans have changed their ways from back when they were potentially spending too much. the other thing there really is in here, a lot of bones, so to speak to the tea party voters

thuy. >> reporter: yeah, dana. no budget in place but plenty of high hopes. as you know, the csu system has 23 campuses. and in the past recent year they have been through enrollment cuts, employee furloughs, and here at san jose state, even layoffs for the first time in a very long time. so any bit of good news is welcomed news. >>> reporter: they may be the net generation, but most students at san jose state university haven't seen the latest announcement online on the internet. the california state university system will admit up to 30,000 applicants next year, reversing a move that shut down applications last year because of budget cuts. >> i think that's good. >> i'm glad more students are going to have the opportunity to come to san jose state. >> reporter: even though state lawmakers are still negotiating a budget, csu officials say they are hopeful the final version will include the governor's proposal to restore $366 million to csu. >> we are excited about being able to serve more students. it's a challenge for us without having a finalized state bud

i am dana king. >> i am ken passty at that. a mystery in a san leandro neighbourhood a dead bear in front of a deli. it was out side the market. how a bear got there. >> why dump it in the street. what an inhumane thing. >> mario was stopping in at his san leandro taco shock sunday when he saw something unusual down the sidewalk >> i thought some body drunk my little kid thought a dog and as we got closer, holy smoke it is a bear. we don't think of a bear being here on the city sidewalk. >> reporter: it was a bear. a male black bear, 300 pounds, it had been shot in the shoulder. >> i have no idea how it got here. the best thought i got is someone or some people's joke. >> reporter: the zoo checked all its bears are accounted for besides they have a different kind of bear. black bears are of course common in california but not in east bay and especially not here in residential san leandro. a spokesman for department of fish and game tells the chronicle this was likely shot elsewhere and dumped here at terrace market on the sidew

had there been any objection in the process dana arranged for it to be anindoor movie night. you have the discretion to tell us what to do. >> are we going to have a staff person there at the movie night? two park rangers. i would love to get a report back on it. success or otherwise. >> they are going pay for the cost of one park ranger. are they going to pay for both? >> i really need you to speak into the "mike & mike in the morning." >> we were planning to have two. we could have them pay for two. but we would staff it with one and put one on it. but we can ask them to pay for two. i can make that a condition. >> do you need two? >> since it was a new site we were just talking to marcus. we felt we would put a second person out there. >> ok. all right. thank you. commissioner harrison. >> dana, what would be a reasonable cut-off for these sorts of things in advance? >> well, to have to go to the commission i would think i should have the application -- >> 30 days. >> and with outreach 60 days in advance just to get the process done. but that is not always possible . i had