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thirty-two is blood -- also ca called capillary refill and the blarch test and capillary refil and look ata palm of your hand or fingertips and the nail beds are usually pink and if you squeeze and do it on yourself right now and squeeze your finger and it turns right and when you let go the pink return and i hope everybody in the roo i hope the pink returns in two seconds and if the pink comes back in two seconds you pass an if it takes longer you fail and you tag red and move on to the next patient and we have two rules. thirty and breathing faster and they fail and blarch test faste than two seconds and fail and can do and if someone can follo simple commands. look at me. tell me your name. give me your hand. and if they can follow simple commands they pass. if i say "look at me" and they're not looking at me and "tell me your name" and they don't do anything "give me your hand" and they do something else they fail and tag them red and to the next patient and thi is the one of the hardest thing to grasp is how to triage and green, anybody that walks and blad and dead an -- dead and bl tw

erm ata we want to have a partnership with the agency not only do you represent a lot of brands you are recommended as a company that donates back to the communities that they operate in but also have a lot of companies that they can bring to the airport. i was very excited about that. because this is the first time a major corporation reached out to us and said that we want a partnership and what was more remarkable about that is jcco said to us if you don't have the ability to help us with the san francisco airport, we are going to send a group of people to train your staff. >> that is extremely unusual. i have to tell you supervisor. no major corporation that has a contract with governmental agencies have ever offered to come in to our office and train our people on how to be better servants of the people of san francisco. i also wanted to mention that they are involved in the community. one of the things that i asked the president and this is very unusual because i work with a lot of companies including the contractor that is being recommended. and i have never met the president of

. >> this week the nation is reving up its people as kim jong un orders preparations for an ata tack on the united states and south korea. north korea's state run media reports the government is repositioning troops and vehicles from mid range missile launching site to long range base. >> we have to take seriously every provocative word ask action this new, young leader has taken so far. >> the u.s. sent a pair of b 52 bombers from a base in missouri on a practice mission. they're capable of dropping 16 nuclear bombs on impb targets. flights part of a joint exercise and p'yongyang is responding with pictures of kim jong un with report lid attack plans behind them. >> we've talked to china china's credit there is concern about the unpredicability of north korea's leader. >> china continues to send food and fuel and wants to keep north korea in china's realm of influence, but... >> they've tried to put pressure on north korea north korea. north korea resisted it. >> coming up, panetta talks about why china is not willing to cutoff supplies of food and fuel. >> encouraging news on the h

. >>> smartphone users check facebook an average 14 times atae.ays users spend half an hour per day on the social networking site. >>> wal-mart planning to close three superstores in china. the decision comes as the retailer looks to make strategic adjustments in the country with rising labor costs and pr mishaps. >>> u.s. public pension holdings hit its highest level since 2007 last quarter of the assets which include cash and security rose 1.7% from the previous quarter to 2.84 trillion dollars. [buzzer] that is today's speed read. david: you made it. many businesses and individuals are dependent on coming tax refunds but the refunds may be delayed or could be caught in bureaucratic snags and bogs as a result of budget cuts that are going into effect. while. ir is being asked to do more when it comes to things like obamacare will it have to do less when it comes to speeding along our tax refunds? joining us a former irs commissioner, mark everson. mark, i filed my own tax return. i'm supposed to get a refund. am i going to have to wait longer fo

i know my honorable friending traveled to ken why to speak ata his funeral. we all want to see proper, free, fair elections competed, counted and finished in ken why and the proper democratically-elected government in that country, ands to make sure there is justice. >> question time will air live this wednesday on c-span2 at 8:00 a.m. eastern. that is an hour later than usual due to the time change. you can also watch it sunday nights at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. >> tomorrow on c-span, the senior advocacy group will talk about benefit and how changes in cost of living may affect social security recipients including veterans. americans with disabilities and people with very long incomes. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. and also live, a little later at noon eastern, the czech republic former two-term president talks about the european debt crisis. he is speaking at the cato institute. >> next, the funeral of venezuelan president hugo chavez. he died from cancer this week at age 58 after 14 years in power. according to venez

economists say under employment is city hail ata 18%. >> warnings of a super bug in hospitals.is in the studio to tell us more about what may be causing this possibly deadly illness. >> reporter: it's pretty serious. doctorsa across the are you are being warned by the cdc about the dangerous germ. it's bacteria that is showing up more often in hospitals and can be deadly in 50% of patients. specialists say part of the problem is how medications handed out and that doctors need to be more strict and only give targeted aa ntibiotics when absolutely necessary. >> the side effects and the damage that medications cause, we will be -- basically changing our own normal flora into resistant bacteria. >> reporter: he said they are not stopping the growth of this bacteria and that it can spread making it even more resistant to medication. coming up in the next hour, some things you can do while in the hospital to reduce your chance of being exposed. >> hundreds of thousands of california residents facing double digit increases in insurance premiums. an 11.8% rate hike happened for blue s

. >> and taking a little off the top the hidden machine found ata a local bank giving new meaning tod hidden fees. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is k tvu mornings on two. >> and good morning. welcome to mornings on two. it's saturday march 16th. >> good morning. we want to start with rosemary on this weekend to see what kind of weather we can expect. >> are you right. its going to be nice. we will remain mild, dry this morning, we are waking up with clouds, patchy dense fog. it's a bit of a cool start and i expect a subtle cooldown. ly have the numbers,ly show you where the fog is creating poor visibility and a little way in to the week we have rain on the way. when you will need the umbrella coming up. >> new, berkeley police caught one of the suspects involved in a double shooting, septemberors say around midnight two armed robbers went into the music and dance community center in san pabl. >> they demanded valuables, police say during the robberies they can shot and wounded a couple of employees, they had just happened to be in that area when they received the

but on that specific question, your honor, there is simply no .ata in fact, their expert. there is no data, no study even, that would examine whether or not there is an incremental beneficial effect from marriage over and above the domestic partnership laws that were enacted by the state of honor,nia to recognize, and support same-sex relationships and their families. there is simply no data at all that would permit one to draw that conclusion. qiote just as quiet -- i would quote justice kennedy in the state vs. grauman. >> mr. cooper, we will afford you more time. you should not worry about losing your rebuttal time. >> as long as you are on that, that i would like to ask you this. assuming you could distinguish scalia'sa and except version of your argument and distinguish california, what precisely is the way in which allowing gay couples to marry would interfere with the vision of marriage as procreation of that allowing sterile companies of different sex to marry would not? there are lots of people who get married you cannot have children. take a state that does allow