all in dpa*ifrbacker favor say aye. >> aye. >> mr. chairman w the closed session cancelled, that concludes the business before you this afternoon. >> good. thank you. ( meeting adjourned ).@ppx >> ever wonder about programs the city it working think to make san francisco the best place to work and will we bring shine to the programs and the people making them happen join us inside that edition of what's next sf sprech of market street between 6th is having a cinderella movement with the office of economic workforce development is it's fairy godmother telegraph hill engaged in the program and providing the reason to pass through the corridor and better reason to stay office of economic workforce development work to support the economic vital of all of san francisco we have 3 distinctions workforce and neighborhood investment i work in the tenderloin that has been the focus resulting in tax chgsz and 9 arts group totally around 2 hundred thousand square feet of office space as fits great as it's moved forward it is some of the place bus

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,

dpa organized during those years trying to eliminate those silos and trying to integrate more efficiently, has that helped? >> i'm a contractor for cds so i have to be tactful. i can only speak for myself and say that i feel that within dph, there is for the most part i think we are still struggling with this siloed system. the reorganization and some of it, there was a plan to have more of a transitions program where we had one individual managing or helping care management for somebody who had multiple issues and i don't know where it is or why it got stalled. i can only speculate. what i would say is i'm not sure what the answer is, but i do know that's why i love the cit because nobody ran it. it wasn't run by hsa, by the police department, it wasn't run by anybody. we were all in it together. there was no entity like that in the city. that's the beauty of cit. i wish there was more. what we need is a container a framework where people like myself, like jenny, the mental health association, like michael who is gone now, if we can all get together and say before the city makes anymore

committed to not only these amendments on the planning side but addressing some some of the things on the dpa side going forward with the legislation and we've accomplished the best in the short-term and we have got a good foundation going forward and good on you and you know it's gratifying to us up here to have had some of that happen in this forum because sometimes you know we're advisory sometimes it can feel thank less and rather lonely up here and you guys are -- six times the number of people we often have in the gallery and it's actually been very comforting to have you here so thank you. we have public comment first and we'll make some recommendation out of our committee here to kind of keep the thing going and let them let the supervisors know we're still keenly interested in this issue going forward and you have my assurance that we do and we'll remain your allies and try to move to the next step and thank you very much without further ado if there's public comment on this matter please come up and state your peace. >> we do have speaker cards. >> just to remind you, there's no sha

dpa organized during those years trying to eliminate those silos and trying to integrate more efficiently, has that helped? >> i'm a contractor for cds so i have to be tactful. i can only speak for myself and say that i feel that within dph, there is for the most part i think we are still struggling with this siloed system. the reorganization and some of it, there was a plan to have more of a transitions program where we had one individual managing or helping care management for somebody who had multiple issues and i don't know where it is or why it got stalled. i can only speculate. what i would say is i'm not sure what the answer is, but i do know that's why i love the cit because nobody ran it. it wasn't

all in dpa*ifrbacker favor say aye. >> aye. >> mr. chairman w the closed session cancelled, that concludes the business before you this afternoon. >> good. thank you. ( meeting adjourned ). >> >> good morning, everybody and welcome to treasure island. i know a lot of you don't get out here too often except on emergencies. we are standing in front of the new station 48 which is a critical public safety facility on treasure island. there is only one fire station. months ago when mohamed and i and staff visited that station, we heard personal testimony from firefighters about the living conditions, and, you know, part from being their office, firefighters have to live here on a 24/7 bases. so we walked through it and realized we had a substandard station on many different accounts. i was a pprised by this by our union leadership and as i have with treasure island in general and i'm thankful to bob beck for being here. he is the infrastructure type guy and i had a chance to work with him through public works and mohamed to make sure this

had had seen him pull this trick so he had said to bush be prepared he's going to come get in your dpasbut sure enough it happened. >> how do candidates prepare? these two debate coaches showed she. mark mic kinnen and brett o'donnell prepped president bush for debates. he later coached romney and michelle balk map. they spend hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidates stand in front front of a body why um like this? >> yes. look at collin powell he just commands a podium. it's like this. it's about, you know making sure that you fill the stage more than your opponent does. >> the candidates practice debating stand in hads last cycle for obama john kerry played romney rob portman played obama. >> you never see videotape of this you don't even see pictures. >> no. there's a reason why. you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. we don't want to give away any component to our prep. >> in the 2000 campaign one of mckinnen's secretary gave bush debate prep video to the gore campaign. >> the gore campaign went right to the fbi. >> and what happened to her? >>

we are in the oil business and oil and dpas is wheregas is where it is. >> i have already taken up tooof your time. nice to see you, sir. thank you for joining us. let me hand it back to you guys in the studio. >> steve thank you so much for that. >> and coming up later on the show nissan's ceo will be guest hosting squawk box in the u.s.ghosn has been pushing to gather more market share in the u.s. you won't want to hismiss it. worldwide exchange is back in two minutes. more and more, data is visual. in fact, the number of mris has increased by ten percent a year. and a radiologist might view a thousand images to find one tiny abnormality in shape, contrast or movement. because it's so challenging a research project is teaching ibm watson to see. in the future, it could help clinicians spot key patterns quickly and precisely. ibm watson is working to make healthcare smarter every day. ♪ ♪ ♪ the new nissan maxima. the four-door sports car that's raw, refined, and all you. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. >>> a greek debt deal hangs in the balance. interpol issues red notices for two

. >> look at can dpa and the uk the queen is all over the money. >> it took a 9-year-old to open our eyes. thank you. >>> back to ginger.is is south and east of phoenix in concernxcessive heat. records broken throughout the arizona, excessive heat warnings in the pink. hot cities brought to you by royal caribbean. >> reporter: that song will wake you up, huh? storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the steady rain we had all morning trying to break apart as it pus you -- pushes east. we have low clouds and you can't see the center city skyline. another good reason to take it easy on the roads. after the steady rain pushes through. muggy, clouds and 7 # is the high, better tomorrow, and brighter. prisoners. new dee-deetails on the romantic relationship between those killers and the woman who helped them escape. >>> outrage after batman photos were taken on an active train track. when did you first fight to be considered a family? when you fell in love? when you got married? when you had kids? family isn't defined by who you love, but how. tylenol®. get dad the perfect gift with big f

. >> look at can dpa and the uk the queen is all over the money. >> it took a 9-year-old to open our eyes. thank you. >>> back to ginger. wildfires out west. >> south and east of phoenix in kearny arizona. a lot of this has to do with the heat. talking excessive heat. records broken throughout the southwest. this is what's happening today. this is going to go for three days. excessive heat warning in the pink. jacqui: good morning, shington.. e heat andumidity are back today.y. with a little patchy fog this morning. we look at breaks inhe clouds by midday and plenty of sunshine for a while. showers and thderstorms will develop late today. a few of those could be strong possibly severe. very warm anand humid through the overnight hours, temperatures dropping down into the low 70's. torrow will be a warm one, just an isolated storm. >>> and we'll have much more all morning long on that deadly church shooting in charleston. >>> also ahead, the latest on the manhunt for those escaped prisoners. new dee-deetails on the romantic relationship between those killers and the woman who helped t