these methods should be aligned. in fact, the difference in reported aggravated assault is the primary reason why one line is higher than the other line. specifically, the department is under reporting domestic violence aggravated assault to the department of justice because the methodology for counting aggravated assaults in the ucr reports does not include domestic violence cases. commissioner: i am sorry. can i just ask you a question before you go on? >> yes. thank you. commissioner: i understand that we would hope and expect that the lines from what we report are the same, but the department of justice defines of violent crime differently. is it not by definition going to have to be different? >> we looked into this and compared the data, and the definitions are, indeed, the same. there are characteristics that make these numbers slightly different, but they should not account for the disparity that you see in this graph. commissioner: ok, i thought you just said they do not recognize domestic violence as a part

the third recommendation is using the same methods to account crime in the reports. there are different methods by which they are counting crime separately for these reports, when they should be the same, and if they were the same, it would provide a more consistent public report of crime in san francisco. and lastly, we are recommending delaying the delay of the profile by at least four days after the last day in the reporting period. we think this would minimize the impact of system data delays on crime comparisons. we think that these short-term recommendations could significantly improve the accuracy and consistency of reporting by the department. >> oh in addition, the comptroller's office has identified recommendations for the crime data warehouse to have accurate, timely, and consistent crime reporting in the long term. for example, in our memo, we have identified key functions here -- features that should be part of the system. we have also talked about the need to enforce and increase training on standard report writing to assure accurate crime reporting by

>> because there are two methods of decreasing stress. one is posttensioning. the other is pretensioning. this method that we are using is a very conventional for on-site stressing of the slab. what it does is it does not bond to the concrete. you put the form up, he placed the attendance. >> this will be or is not all. inside the floor. -- this will be horizontal, inside the floor. >> this is the anchored and of it. there is a parable -- parabolic profile tendons. their lowest in the mid span and they are the highest above. what happens is once that you place these inside of the form work and you have the other reinforcements, you pour the concrete. at a certain point where you have adequate curing of the concrete, which is usually about two-thirds of the strength of the concrete, then you jack these and pull them. >> you pull them with hydraulics. you attention it. >> it does two things. it puts large. compression into the concrete slab. because of the profile, it also lifts the slab. that is how you counteract some of the debt load -- dead load. >> how long

. >> the nonlethal method without a legal method would not solve the problem with that we have. >> area not agree, but they understand. >> this is a hard city to live in sometimes. it's nice to see a deer. it is a reminder there is life outside the beltway. >> if the plan is passed, the sharpshooters could go into the park late night. it would happen later this year. officials say it will also use other methods as well to try and contain and reduce the population. this is not the first time. other areas in the d.c. metropolitan area have used this method to reduce deer population. >> congresswoman gabrielle giffords is now being featured in a comic book. blue water productions have released an issue of "female force." it chronicles her professional and personal history. it focuses on the deadly shooting spree in arizona last year. lou waters says the comic book is a tribute to her remarkable recovery. >> she definitely is a shero. rick perry tried to make a buck off of a remark by rival mitt romney. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to be paired >> monday on his

women need counseling about the method. they need a range of methods to choose from. they're also saying less and less that they don't have access to methods, and they're saying more and more that they need information and counseling to go with the services. awe why is there such a big gulf? where is 97%? what's going on in those places? >> 97% of abortions are unsafe in some parts of the world, and that's because abortion, most of these abortions are illegal. in countries where abortion is illegal, providers around trained to do safe abortions, and women are afraid to ask where they can go to get a safe abortion because they're doing it in a clandestine way. >> what does your organization think should be done about that particular aspect of it? >> all abortions, whether safe or unsafe, but of particular concern is unsafe abortions. abortions have been reduced by making contraception available. for women who do resort to unsafe abortions, post-abortion care needs to be in place to help minimize the consequences. >> many thanks for joining us here on "bbc world news."

come to florence and learn more about art the school is angled towards classical russian teaching methods and takes individuals back to basics studying the works of old masses. nice work but. classes are taken as part of a full time course we can't or evening classes and a whole range of subjects to study from canvas painting to much touring but why come to a russian off school in florence. because we're kind of training to see fair play when you can get a did you ever see the like other. art schools around here it's just very focus of spirit affected me actually i never planned to come to parents to painting i can't do sculpture but i was convinced by the russian method and all the way that they they teach me my dream and improve the scene as i came here most of the buildings are still authentic show it does give the shuttle program the ideal background for all to education. many large models are using the conses tools in english russian and italian shouldn't take visual photographs with the aim of recreating the image in sketch form. based on consequence additions and values in the mode

never planned there aren't still painting i can't do sculpture but i was convinced by the russian method and all the way that they they teach me my dream and improve the scene as i came here most of the buildings are still authentic show it does give it a sort of the ideal background for all to make sure. many lines models are used in the conses tools in english russian and italian students take visual photographs with the aim of recreating the image in sketch form. based on consequence additions and values in the modern art world because here is learning about sight size technique. of the training have decided on the basics of technique the use of color and the study of i'm not a made out of portraits most of the changes here offer russia and they bring with them a whole range of classical knowledge and experience having trained at various prestigious universities in moscow and st petersburg are being sent to and say help each student find that expression whatever stand it about very very the school in france is aware that many of our colleges around the world are opening up to contempo

this type of method is not the first time being used in the park. some other areas like fairfax and montgomery counties already have plans like this in place. reporting live in northwest brianne carter, abc 7 is. >> a man awaiting trial in the death of delores dewitt and her daughter ebony faces 100 years in prison. jason scott was sentenced yesterday in greenbelt for armed carjacking and stealing firearms. prosecutors say the crimes were committed during dozens of burglaries and car and home invasion. robberies. >> police in stafford county, virginia, trying to find out who has been burglarized and churches. the most recent incident happened early yesterday morning at ebenezer united methodist church. only an empty states was stolen. the pastor says the sheriff's office had just warned him about other church break-ins before. >> go figure. we are very blessed to have only lost what we lost. could of been a lot worse. >> i'm not angry, but disappointed. >> break-ins also happened at a baptist church in hartwood. and north stafford church of christ.

is often characterized as a rationalize of napoleonic methods of war. when, in fact, the exact opposite is the case. use the proponent, not of napoleonic methods but for those who oppose napoleon. he is after all a prussian, not a frenchman. professor sumida, clausewitz is known for saying that war is merely a continuation of policy by other means. >> well, he did say that but it's often given a meaning that at the very least historical clausewitz was trying to sleep. it is usually intended to mean that when you go to war you should have an achievable local objective and clausewitz meant much more than an immense a number of different things. number one, that phrase is accompanied by other phrases which clarify what he meant in certain instances. he not only said that war should be an extension of politics, or policy by other means. he also said that policy politics affects the attacker, or the defender. and he also argued that politics policy does not just mean foreign politics or international policy. it also means domestic politics. and the significa

his deputy removed when the pair failed to relax rules for companies wanting to use a controversial method of oil extract. last october the governor asked officials to develop a shortcut for underground injection but the regulator refused saying it would violate environmental laws. both fired officials hired under arnold schwarzenegger. >> christina loren is here. i keep checking the calendar. it says january 2012 but feels like spring. >> i know. we're going to see a lot more springlike weather as we continue through your workweek and then when we get to super bowl sunday. temperatures keep on climbing. so, yeah, it's going to feel like a springlike afternoon. a fair amount of cloud cover. you can see that in the live picture of the golden gate

with science and religion are two equal illegitimate methods for understanding the world one of them is based on facts that scientists seek to verify and replicate in an experiment and the other one is based on facts that you are simply supposed to believe in each and there is no clash no these are two different methods each with its own means and its own interpretation of results in fact sometimes there is soused each other a great deal because if someone believes that the world exists in harmony well in physical terms harmonies the laws of nature and then you can seek to discover and study these laws says alexander of the problem and you're a psychologist and then russia twenty forty five move it will be back shortly after we take a break so stay with us. no it's not about spilling blood. it's the war of the barricades from one side and fears blockade from the other. invisible border has cut people from the land for twelve years. the conflict that divided serbia into two hostile parts is still not over. this is our time to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental tr

but, yeah, it's a difficult -- it's a difficult method. there are more effective methods. and i think as advocates we don't do -- we need to do a better job of promoting, you know, and educate being how different the efficacy is for various methods. [inaudible] >> i couldn't hear. >> i think it was a recommendation on a site to find out more information about eugenics. >> i think it's time for one more question. >> let me just -- more about eugenics. it is absolutely true that the germans took the playbook from the americans and hitler was using some of the more extreme statements by eugenists in the united states with when he began to exterminate populations in germany. so the united states practically was one of the leaders in the eugenics movement. >> yes. >> new york city is about institutes of sex education in middle schools and high schools and the same arguments against sex education, all the ones you're talking about for against birth control, namely to promote promiscuity, was she involved in the sex education movement? >> oh, absolutely, yeah. several of her book

should then determines whether a fire to employees or norms to prep the optic fibers for detection a method called bragg grading is employed this involves a laser edging a pattern of the core of the fiber this changes the way impulses travel along the length of the fiber certain wavelengths are reflected back to the impulse source others continue along this is to get specific data from every section of the fiber and this does it much faster than traditional detectors fibers like this could be used to relate an ever growing amount of data helping us better monitor conditions remotely and same. if you live in a metropolitan area chances are under constant attack. or favor. their potential to do long term harm. in terms of. for example. cigarette smoke is no longer the nuisance and thready can be. the potential for filters is huge. everywhere. different places. people. hold filtration devices. which medical situations. which is something. that we had. in the past. but that's not the case here. best defenses against those pesky. little grand first. removed. and placed to make installation these

we use extremely high-tech methods to determine the condition of the material. >> it's 20-30% clay and straw. >> he is hear from new mexico and crew members are building a sample wall to see how the replacement bricks will perform. the materials and methods are unchanged from 1776. >> every area, every region has a little quirks about how they make adobes because they used the material that was available to them. like for example, in chihuahua they used pine needles. then they use horse manure as part of the mix because it counteracts the salt. >> reporter: the base and roof is where the most adobes will be replaced because of water damage. >> in addition when we talk about sustainability, it starts with an already built structure. this is as green as it gets. >> it will be open and free to the public hopefully in 2013, heather ishimaru, "abc 7 news". >> eric: still ahead, we traveled to one of deadliest places in the world for children and what is being done t t t t their lives. >> eric: it's one of the deadliest places in the world for a mother to give birth and worst place for a chi

. >> a non-legal method would not solve the problem. >> d.c.idents said while they understand the balance they would prefer other solutions. >> it is a sham. it would be nice if they could transplant them elsewhere. >> the city is a hard city to live in. it is nice when you see a deer. >> the park service will also employ non-legal tactics including repellant fences, reproductive control catcher and euthanasia. >> officials know these skills will upset some people. they also point out that the culling of herds is being done in other parks. >> thank you. coming up, excitement over tim tebow takes a new twist. the identity of the latest person who got down on one knee. >> plus, seven is on your side with a concern if you like your morning o.j.. >> plus, two of the biggest movie stars come to the capital. i will let y >> new at 11:00 hollywood the rise in d.c.-- arrives in d.c. >> she says her film has a series and heartfelt connection. we are live outside the holocaust museum to explain. >> angelina jolie is almost as famous for her humanitarian

talk about its street level impact but as high hopes for the unit as to the new prosecution model, a method of prosecuting by areas instead of type of the crime an effort that will help connect with neighborhoods, the crime trends. programs, bernstein hopes to mature in the coming year. >> there's much work to be done. the next year will present some challenges. we will build on the great start and improve public safety. >> now bernstein made mention of trying alternatives. to that end the state's attorney's office plans to lobby for a law in 2012 that would decrease jail time for a small amount of marijuana from one year down to 90 days. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world is volunteering four different drugs. novartis is recalling some excedrin and no doz medicine that has december 2013 and gas x and bufferin. no health problems have been reported. >>> and some disturbing new figures from the phac showing -- tsa showing more people are trying to sneak guns on planes. since 2007, they have been finding an average of four guns a day. the ts

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the charge also splits oxygen molecules creating ozone using something called the corona discharge method the resulting rich oxygen environment is toxic to all the little bacteria viruses and fung which means this filter does more than simply get rid of simple dust and dirt given that it can be a matter of life and death at hospitals to make sure that. in their testing lab you can see that the air blowing out of the filter is free from all those that were there. so whether it be in coffee shops or operating rooms technology make sure that the air we breathe is clean as possible. of years academic cluster you're never much more than a short walk away from the forest along the way you can run into all kinds of people engineers. fitted with the latest military hardware. just dress the part to show off the latest thermal weapon site at the institute of sydney conductor physics. now we'll try to locate the three fighters with sniper rifles who have hidden themselves. there somewhere here in this forest . ordinary camouflage as you can see we can spot any of them with just the naked eye. i'm tr

this method is widely used in the foothills of the caucasus close to the city of sochi russia's most popular ski resort is situated here. all mountains in the world are prone to avalanches and all of them are affected by our lunch every single one. yes the slope is avalanche prone if it is steeper than fifteen to twenty degrees. the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics is to take place here in new ski lifts are being built and trails are being prepared the downhill routes varying complexity someone just write to. others pose a challenge to professional sportsman. the caucasus mountains occupy an area about the same. size of an average european country roots provided with all the necessary facilities take up a small part of the slopes so far it is only possible to reach most of the mountain tops by helicopter going downhill where nobody has set foot is the ambition of many skiers and snowboarders there is a special term for this costly form of entertainment kelly skiing. at their wish is what every free rider aspires to it just takes your breath away to ride down the slope after