yamaguchi. a couple of questions.want to make sure i understand, reasonable suspicion, field sobriety test, circumstances failing the sobriety test would lead you to initiate the pass. and from there, breathalyzer, urine, or blood. >> generally, yes. >> as i make the initial contact, i am constantly evaluating ifhi

tad yamaguchi is loading up a brief power point to show you some of the points.o served as the subject matter expert in the device. i believe he has a device that i will hand out so you can take a look at it. while he is living it up, i will do it the old-fashioned way. the preliminary alcohol screening device that you are looking at now is a hand-held device to measure blood alcohol content in an individual's breath. it is one step of -- it is one p of a dui investigatio on of several. yamaguchi will go through the steps of an investigation, a check point, or some other patterns of driving that may call an officer to pull an individual over how to suspecto. one is a wet test, it uses a chemical. one is a dry test using a gas element to test the accuracy and calibration of the device. in late january, we received a call from the district attorney's office regarding the accuracy and calibration measures being investigated in dui cases. the chp actually questioned how we certified use of the unit. between february 1 and february 10, members of the district attorney

i sent it to your office when you passed it on to sgt yamaguchi. i don't know where that is. where is the justice? in the pledge of allegiance states, "and justice for all." i want justice. [chime] will i get a response from somebody? >> officer, can you get him a phone number? >> sgt. yamaguchi right there. >> next speaker. >> very polite, brief, professional men i might add. >> go that way, we'll have our next speaker. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good evening, clyde. >> boy, i have a sweet spot. these are impressive. bay view, tl, players, rapists. oh, that federal grants to really helped hire extra homicide detectives. i did some work with the video. i went up to boston globe, detroit times, comments on police stories. i posted the video. i got e-mail from all over the country. a total of 1400 hits in the new york times alone. who came up with that idea? it is really impressive, thank you so much. >> next speaker. emile. >> commissioners, good evening. for the record, very briefly, not to get into a combat givive -- this is what citizens get, approach in city hall by

he was 18 when he committed the murders in 1999 in yamaguchi prefecture in western japan. the supreme court turned down the appeal by the man and he is now 30 years old. the judge said that the act was cruel and inhumane. and he said there's no reason to spare his life, even though he was a minor when he committed the crimes. the case became a turning point for the japanese legal system. at the time, defendants aged 18 or under were treated as minors. the law was revised two years later. offenders aged 16 or older are now prosecuted as adults for major crimes. >>> 40 years after the first human set foot on the moon, the earth's only satellite is attracting a new generation of explorers. private companies and organizations are vying to develop the moon's rare metals and other resources. rapidly industrializing nations, such a china and india are also getting on board. but all this raises a fundamental question. who owns the moon? >> reporter: the world's largest search engine, google, recently announced an unprecedented race. it's being organized by the internet giant and a

yamaguchi. a couple of questions. i want to make sure i understand, reasonable suspicion, field sobriety test, circumstances failing the sobriety test would lead you to initiate the pass. and from there, breathalyzer, urine, or blood. >> generally, yes. >> as i make the initial contact, i am constantly evaluating if this person is under the influence or not. i go to a battery of the field sobriety test. the final field sobriety test given is if the person agrees to it, the pass device. commissioner turman: in the field. ok. >> he makes a good point. the p.a.s. can be refused. it's not like the presumptive test where you are required to give a sample of your blood, breath, or urine. commissioner turman: deputy chief, can you walk us through the certification of the p.a.s. device and how often we are supposed to certify it? >> we did the calibration in the recommended time frames, but that was only one of the two tests we should have been doing. we were doing the calibration but we also should have been doing the accura

many nonprofits and being there for every important fundraiser like the ones we've had with kristi yamaguchi and always dreaming foundation and being part of the osaka sister city association, founder member of course, and asian-american journalist association, again, others following her. for david and for jan, if you look at television today, no matter what channel you turn to, there are asian americans on the journalism positions. and i believe and i know it's because of both david and jan's work behind the scenes, in front, bringing just that whole professional care to what they do every day. and i remember a very unique story. as i was a first-year law student at berkeley, jan was covering this whole issue about affirm active action and whether or not asian americans were still going to be part of affirmative action in the law school admissions. after i had been successful in passing my first semester of my required law school, i was out with the asian law caucus and other asian lawyers and asian law students protesting the admissions criteria, the elimination of agents from the admissi

gold medal figure skater kristi yamaguchi introduced romney at a stars on ice event. >> because of thetrong leadership of a ceo, the fire that he lit from within, these games were a tremendous success. >> herman cain back on the support trail in support of newt gingrich. he joined gingrich during a campaign rally in atlanta saturday. >> remember stupid people are running america. we have got to save america. that's what this is all about. >> way back from the third time. when the way back for the third time because even after $20 million in negative ads i came in second in florida. we came in second in nevada. governor romney can't get a majority anywhere. >> and the new des moines register poll shows president obama trailing three of the four republican candidates in that state. the only candidate the president is ahead of in those iowa polls is newt gingrich. for more, i'm joined by the national political reporter for politico and patricia murphy, contributor for "newsweek" and the daily beast. thanks for joining me. >> good to be here. >> david, i will begin with you. let's start wi