. >> well, it wouldn't i can speak to the details it is separate so the dpa funding it separate this is additional fund to support lap 'coz general operation that are not able to be paid by the puc. >> jason freed lap co-staff the way we work is two sprat fund it don't minimal the general fund that comes from the city and county of san francisco and then the special fund for cca activities on the other hand they don't minimal we determine is it billed to the cca or the lap co-fund the mou with the puc is scheduled to end at the current fiscal year a joint meeting between lap co-and the puc where that item is on the agenda to continue to get access about when i made age original request the time the meeting was not scheduled so until i actually get that commitment we have to platoon that is not occurring after friday i'll look at the budget and we may came back come back and say we don't need it or lower it one of the things to keep in mind lap co-is doing requests on another thing from the board of supervisors for other studies to insure we have enough in the funding inform may pay f

system enables the investigators to get into any kind of rough surface like rock and concrete where the dpa is not going to be on the surface or available. >> the rock has little holes on it, you're not going to get it. but you are using a vacuum technique. >> it sprays and literally conducting a hurry cake hurricane for the dna material. if i was the suspect and i grabbed somebody like this i've transferred my dna. >> in which case, they got some dna samples from a rock. >> this is a typical utah river rock. if this were to be used as a murder weapon the suspect is going to leave touch dna, skin cells and sweat and that kind of rock. if you can't see it with the faked eye, those are the perfect -- naked eye those are the perfect samples for the m-vac system. >> the samples get sent back to the lab. here in the colorado rockies are one of the most unique models in the world. scientists are bringing, to the dna analysis. analysis. >> of course the big problem here is that we have a lot of the blood of the victim pressed. >> they run independent forensic service out of their home laboratory,

the defendants violated the true tennants of their faith in pursuit of their radical violent ageneral dpa we rely on help from the public and those who -- we cannot do this alone. according to the criminal complaint that we just obtained a copy of just moments ago, gretchen, it appears that one of the defendants went on an uz beck -- it says, quote, greetings, we too wanted to pledge our allegiance and commit ourselves while not present there. i am in usa now but we don't have any arms, but is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs here what i am saying is, to shoot obama and then get shot ourselves, will that do? that will strike fear into the hearts of the infidels. there are recorded conversations, according to the criminal complaint, a third defendant was taken into custody and appeared in jacksonville, there federal court. he is accused of assisting the two defendants who are in the brooklyn courthouse behind me, providing them with money and other support. one of the defendants as you mentioned was arrested this morning as kennedy airport. he was apparently on his way,

from dpa, the germ man press agency. president you said you have not made a decision as to whether weapons ought to be delivered to the ukraine. what would be the red line that needs to be crossed for you to decide armament of the ukrainian army. and what do you think will this hold by way of a promise. the chancellor said it will make matters -- diffuse this conflict. and president putin today demanded yet again that the government in kiev negotiate directly with the separatists. what do you think the right moment has come to do this and with looking at all of the big issues that it's discussed, this breach of confidence due to the nsa affair has, after u.s.-german relations, has that played a role today? >> do you want to go first, angela? >> translator: i can gladly start. the question as to how one assesses the effectiveness of certain measures has been actually dealt with. the president has not yet made a decision as he said. what's important for me is that we stand very closely together. on the question of a new re

from dpa the german press agency. you said you have not yet made a cities as to whether weapons ought to be delivered to ukraine, what would be your red line? what would be the red line that needs to be crossed for you to decide a armament of the ukrainian army? and what do you think this will hold by way of a promise? because the chancellor said this will make matters worse? what can nobel laureate do more to diffuse this conflict? president putin demanded fenn the government in kiev negotiate directly with separatist its. when do you i think the right moment has come to do this and with looking at all of the big issues that you discussed this breach of confidence due to the nsa affair, of the u.s.-german relations, has that played a role today? >> you want to go first? >> translator: i can gladly start. the question as to how one assesses the effectiveness of certain measures has been actually dealt with. the president has not made a decision as he said. what is important to me that we stand very closely together on

. >> and the dpa news agency as saying that a cease-fire forms part of the accord being presented to contact group which comprises representatives of those countries, and the rebel group and the organization for security and cooperation. >> it is trending on twitter. this is where you can find us. tell us what you are following today. ♪ . . >> you're watching "countdown." time for a look at the foreign exchange market. the u.s. dollar against aussie dollar. the jobless rate rising to 6.4%. the worst since august 2002. it exceeded the median estimates. the number of people employed fell by 12,200 led by declines in eastern states. it underscores the reason why we had a cut in interest rates from the r.b.a., the reserve bank of australia early they are month. it cut rates to support the economy that is on track to expand below its potential for six of the last seven years. it is trying to revive business confidence. it is trying to encourage investments. it has been the engine of the australian economy during this mining-led boom of the last 10 years. those measures have been hampered

. >> from dpa, the german press agency.dent, you have not made a decision whether weapons ought to be delivered to ukraine. what would be the red line that needs to crossed for you to decide an armament of the ukrainian army? and what do you think will this hold by way of a promise because as the chancellor said, and what can the nobel laureate obama do as a matter of this conflict. and president putin demanded that the government in kiev negotiate directly with the separatists. when do you think the right moment has come to do this and with looking at all of the big issues that is discussed, this breach of confidence due to the nsa affair of the u.s.-german relations. has that played a role today? >> did you want to go first? >> i can gladly start. the question as to how one assesses the effectiveness of certain measures has been dealt with. the president has not made a decision, as he said what's important for me is we stand very closely together on the question of a new -- renewed diplomatic effort. we keep each other in