supervisor mirkarimi: not long before some of the concerns we are recalling backwards, if miss madden and discrepancies of malfeasance are approved, correct? >> yes. supervisor mirkarimi: does that impinge on your credit -- credibility? >> i do not think so. when we left -- when i left we were just at the point of getting accredited. it is quite nice, i helped to develop -- designed the facility. it was not designed to be used for many years, but as a place that was much better than the prior laboratory and that eventually in due time there would be a dedicated facility constructed. supervisor mirkarimi: what would you say is the condition of the building out? >> i am not allowed to go to building 606, but i have talked to people that worked there and the physical plant is superi deteriorating. there were management failures in the management of the crime lab, as well as the effects of time. this contributed to a rapid facility to climb. supervisor mirkarimi: what would you say that this scandal has done to expert testimony in san francisco? >> it has had a big effect. i have seen a r

they have been cast under the shadow of deborah madden and they're feeling the sting of that. it is important to acknowledge the hard work they're doing today as we speak. the simple fact is they have not been able to keep up with the work load they have been given. so the plan we were talking about putting together today was identifying cases that we can send out quickly to an outside lab, to take away some of the excess burden on the current analysts so they can keep up with their current work load. i am somewhat optimistic that we can come back in two weeks with a definite plan of how to lay this out. maybe in a number of months we can get rid of the entire backlog. that is my hope, and i think the chief and a captain with their leadership and work of the crime lab we can do that. i would suggest we bring it back into weeks. i think we will have a full plan at that point. i think that would be the best approach. >> there was also good news from my subsequent visit later on to the crime lab. the 3100 machine, the connectivity is part of the legacy day-to-day migration. the e

and then the xbox 360 and "madden." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. here we go.let's put 60 seconds on the clock. here we go! ready? go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how many did we get? i don't know if this one counted. i didn't play it and i play that one a little bit too. i wasn't good at either, but i think they counted. >> i think we're gonna go with nine. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nine systems. i have to do better on my last couple games, here. that wii was tough. here's my patch! i'm very excited. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. coming up next, we have a good one. this is the most honey nut cheerios caught by a face covered in honey in 15 seconds. now, we chose someone from the audience for this. come on down, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for doing this. >> no problem. >> jimmy: did you know what you were getting into? >> i have a big head. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you've got a lot of cheerios to stick on you. what is your name? >> kevin. >> jimmy: kevin, where you from? >> i'm from long

i mean, i remember when i was playing games as a little kid from mario to playing madden to the guys, cartoon characters, barely moving and now they look so real. everything is unbelievable. >> we're trying to catch up with the technology. they just keep making the technology better and better and better, and gamers are -- game developers are just chasing that. there's a few systems out there. they say we haven't even touched the deep end of the pool on something like the playstation 3 and that's been out for three, four years. there's so much we can do on there that we haven't even explored yet. >> the games will be rolled out by ea through the rest of the year. we'll show them to you as they become available. tomorrow, can you catch new games saturday night on tech now. >> they will soon be drafting those characters they are so real. >> thank you. >> more controversial over smart meters tonight but this time it's not about their accuracy. it's about radio weebs. teens turning green is calling for a moratorium on the meters until there's scientific proof that radio frequency radiatio

specialist madden joined in 2008 and 2000 graduate of bell view high school.in addition to being a father, he was a model citizen. he served our country abroad and committed to his community as a football coach and dedicated husband to his wife michelle. according to his troop commander, fellow soldiers could rely on his attitude to make things happen when tipings were tough and known as someone who would never leave his buddies in a bad situation. my thoughts and prayers with his family and friends were deeply indeaded to specialist madden for his service and sacrifice. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. poe: the sonoran antelope 61 minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. poe: the sonoran antelope are in danger. the protectors have stopped construction of seven border patrol observation tours they feel are too intrusive for them. never mind the border patrol can protect them and secure the

with under dawson, when the and a sportswriter, bill madden. he went to the rangers, the orioles before coming back to the bay area. he also held games with espn since 1990. >> i'm looking into that broadcast moved and and the center there is a better at the plate and the broadcaster says there is a curve ball. and he grabs a big handful of french fries. and while he is still showing, and about a become of the was a fastball, outside #3. >> and then a cup of something [laughter] >> andy took a big drink and as a 10 year old i said that is the life for me! [laughter] >> and 12 years later, miller, as first kick and down the age 22. >> carole owens is hoping that somebody would like them. the bangles might be that team and after that 36 rolled with a tryout in march. and owner would like to have all went and kerstin polymer, the quarterback has been working with a one to seven california to giving them greater reduced. now, and cincinnati to-rave reviews, and also ocean a single. and both of those guys, and rookie, and none other, and their first

. >> an update today on the former seventh as crime lab technician deborah madden if the state attorney now deciding whether or not to prosecute gavin. police are saying they're still waiting on outside kron labs that are testing evidence before they can close the case she admitted to taking small amounts of cocaine and that would've been otherwise turn away. san francisco police are investigating to armed bank robbery they think it is the same woman who hit both banks she's as far as i said bennett or white. five of 330 crowns has warned, read to declare police think that she is the one who rob to bankamerica's and the other on july 16th to one on july 12th. those three she showed the teller a black semiautomatics can then demanded money and ran after the man believed to be her accomplice. the board of supervisors there unanimously voted a proposal that would halt the utility company from installing any more sklar meters. the board says the more studies are needed. especially if you look into the health matters they proved that to page letter which jos from moratorium on the installati

because insurance companies engaged in a maddening shell game with homeowners about their coverage. damage obviously caused by water would be attributed by wind while wind damage was chalked up to flooding. the stalemate left far too many people with no claim. the apparent loophole in coverage made it very difficult for many families to rebuild in the months and years after the storm. the same problem has cropped up after other hurricanes and large storms over the years. in the aftermath of katrina, congress worked collaboratively on legislation to address the coverage gap, and three years ago legislation to do just that was approved by the house. however, the plan was unable to win passage in the senate, so we are here again to try. despite the challenges it is our contention that taxpayers will actually end up saving significant amounts of money if this type of coverage is made available to americans. in the aftermath of katrina, the federal government spent more than $34 billion on rental assistance, on vouchers, trailers, grants to homeowners and small businesses administration

not so with this steve madden style.e glitter boat shoes, of course. >> a great alternative to a sneaker. a little more stylish. >> and a cute summer skirt as well. >> it adds a little personality to an outfit. >> sexy summer heels. a lot of women have weakness for this kind of shoe. u may want to experiment with . a color like teal you can wear with a white dress or rolled up khakis. >> you see sarah jessica parker do that, have one color and, bam, a color in her shoe. these are adorable. >> flat summer sandals, you have to have them. this style comes, as you can see, in an array of colors and styles. everybody loves these shoes. >> and these are classic. you can wear them next summer and the summer after that. >> they're $50 each. you get the cork which is a big trend. the leopard is a big trend and the silver is fun to wear. >> and that green suede is pretty as well. beautiful. and what's a wardrobe without a nice handbag? >> in the summer you carry around a lot of stuff with you -- >> water, everything. >> ipod. so y

what is particularly maddening is we watch these incestant ads, full page ads by bp that are polishing their corporate image at a time where they should be devoting a good portion of those moneys to helping small business owners, our hotels, get back on their feet and explain to folks around the globe that our beaches are pristine. and we want you to come to florida. rather than how many millions and millions and millions of dollars have they spent on polishing their own corporate imagine so that's the frustration i wanted to share today. so i'm really lookg forward to hearing from our expert witnesses, a special thank you to keith overton from the tradewinds from st. pete beach who is the head of florida's restaurant and lodging association. we have a lot to learn from all of you and i'm glad you're here. thank you. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. stearns for -- >> thank you, mr. chairman and let me also compliment you and mr. whitfield for your leadership on this hearing and welcome kenneth feinberg, the gulf coast claims administrator here. he's going to