you mentioned that you are doing psa's. i am curious, which outlets are you utilizing? >> various radio stations, in chinese and spanish as well. we have used the television stations, the community announcements. our public engagement office is helping project office of cuban occasions, i am sorry, they get the psa's out to the television and radio. >> commissioner norton, did you get your questions answered? ok, thank you. are there any public comments? public comment? ok. well, public comment is closed. ok. thank you everyone who came to participate in the discussion. madam clerk, are there any other agenda items? ok, thanks. this meeting is adjourned. thank you.

do you think that these psa's have made difference? >> it has not been released yet. vice chair joseph: do you think it will make a difference? >> yes, and promoters are helping. vice chair joseph: kind of like rock the vote but something else. ok, thank you. >> hello, my name is -- thank you for having us. first, i wanted to say that i had no idea that this was happening. the fact that i am hearing so much drug use -- i got involved because of the music. it had nothing to do with the drugs. i have never done ecstasy in my entire life, and i'd have gone to plenty of raves. i go for the music and the music alone. that is the reason i moved to san francisco, and i think that abolishing raves would be abolishing the reason i came here. thank you. >> good evening. .my name is audrey. i am a taxpayer in san francisco. i am originally from detroit. so when we want to talk about the dangers, we want to talk about the dangers at these events, and we want to talk about a dangerous ravees. -- raves. taking a walk down the street, do these events get shut down? no. this continue

a person from the department of public health heyman and shot a psa with us. >> handsome youth commissioners have come by to tell us about financial empowerment workshops for high-school students. there are workshops where they can learn about getting financial aid preventing identity theft, avoiding death traps. it will be april 30 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. also, they are going to be having our annual youth summit which is next friday, march 18 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. it will be a bunch of different workshops going on, commissioner fewer will be doing a workshop on the board of education. it is just a day for high school students to learn about different things and take a different workshops and network. president mendoza: this evening, we are hosting one of the k-8 pathway programs. pathway conversations about quality middle schools. they asked that we update over the next couple of weeks. it will be tonight and wednesday at roosevelt at 6:00 p.m.. thursday march 10 at 5:30 p.m.. and 6:00 at the middle school. thursday, march 17 at marina middle school. there are several others t

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i like the guy who suggested the education psa. that was great. there is nothing these events can do if a guy with drugs in his car and walked to security, and goes inside, and drops dead. all of a sudden, the event is done because of that one person's action, and that venue is no longer available for electronic dance music because one person was stupid. talk to your friends. take care of each other. take this to the next step. that is my observation. president newlin: and the other commissioners? ok. that concludes -- ok. commissioner lacroix: i would like to thank you all again for coming up today and speaking on this item. i am positive that not everyone got a chance to speak, and i know two minutes is not enough time for everyone to share their stories. but it is important to note that i came across this "two weakens ago at an event i went to, more of -- this quote two weekends ago at an event of went to, more of a retreat. you may not know everyone story, but you need to know everyone has a story. the bruin was not able to share their full st

difference in the rate of death between the men who were periodically examined with a physical exam and psa blood test and those weren't. for more information on this and other health stories, head to the web and check out the health page online at msnbc.com. >>> early today health is brought to you by the vagisil screening test. lets you test for infections at home. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,319 after dropping 30 points thursday. the s&p shed 2 points, but the nasdaq added 4. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 46 points. but in hong kong, the hang seng climbed 274. >>> wall street ended the day mixed thursday. but after a tumultuous month, stocks ended the year's first quarter in great shape. the dow had its best start to the year since 1999 rising 6.4% in the first four months. the broader s&p 500 rose 5.4% and the nasdaq just under 5%. stocks swung between small ups and downs thursday as traders eyed the price of oil. it rose $2.45, more than 2%, to settle near $107 a barrel. invest

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does one communicate, and if you go on the web you will find 10,000 opinions about testing with the psa. it is so common that it will make a difference to the budget. the numbers pile up. the usual answer to this is technology, science, deeper understanding. when we were in the waiting pattern trying to figure out a few in the audience would tell us five years later, how to discriminate between the good and that kind of prostate cancer and chief these problems in washington. that is the best thing we can do. [inaudible] >> have we looked -- i talked about the food additive. i spoke a little bit in the book about estrogens and pesticides. is an issue that remains -- there's a deep interest in looking at it particularly pesticides. there is an integrated approach, not the old style epidemiology but molecular biology and cancer genetics would be required to solve these puzzles. in general especially with this there is a smoking gun. i don't know if you agree or disagree. questions in the back? >> i was wondering if you could comment on your evolution as a writer. >> in the sense -- >> an e

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kids take their practice as a tea test, the big aptitude test as they used to call it, they take the psawhich is like the practice of the s.a.t.. there is a questionnaire that goes with it. if i ever knew this, had forgotten it. it is rather detailed, and the kid discourses all kinds of information about himself, what his zip code is, so they can have a sense of how much money his family has, the kind of courses he is hoping to take, what region of the country he would like to live or go to school in. the college board amasses this huge data bank of information about each prospective college student in america. >> do they sell that to the colleges? >> is selling for 30 cents a name. the colleges come to them and say we are a small baptist college in the southwest. we need to know the names of every baptist kid within 100 miles of our campus. and the college board can come up with a certain number of kids. they by that list, and then the colleges start bombarding them with these view books and emailed and stuff like that. >> what do you think of that idea? >> i think it is awful, actually

has called the incident another example of mistreatment of an innocent american at the hands of the psaanwhile alabama mike rogers said it was outrageous, called the upsurge an example of why the gsa needs fundamental reform. a lot of people asking why a six year old? they said they did review the incident and they found the agent did everything by the book. >>pam: there between a rock and a hard place. a programming note to tell you about, kron 4 will air nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. minute to win it will be shown at 8:00 to 9:00 tonight will have a special 90 minute kron 4 newscast beginning at 10:00 here on kron 4 news. kron 4 news at 6:00 is next to big stories, bonds guilty of obstructing justice, kron 4 analyzes what that means for his future in what the jury could not agree on. new details about suspected killer joseph naso. from his court appearance to his life across the country and even his ex-wife, kron 4 has everything will cover. >>terisa: the first time were seeing the alleged serial killer in court. that story ahead. >>haazig: woman connected to joseph nas

it has lots of seating for passengers to help get themselves together after the hassle of a psa screening. you could see the room is filled with natural light and hanging sculptures to help travelers to calm down. there's a five-star hotel, you get here american airlines cloud of a launch area complete with a fireplace. does lots of art through the terminal and here is one installation made especially to keep kids happy. the xylophone feature built-in. here at the virgin american date they have these convenience stations made in for those laptops with plenty of places for people plugged in while the way to take off. this terminal will be open for business april 14th. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: it's been mostly sunny and also pretty windy. you could see from our goal date camera shot or seeing increasing clouds at this hour as a storm approaches the bay area. the core of the storm is in the north, this is the tail end that's moving into northern california. were seeing increasing cloud cover at this hour. the rain will start a little after midnight. here's a look at future

they will be required to watch this for now have psa video, starring at peachtree friend video seriesany new videos the user will have to watch this movie and then answered questions in a short quiz the www.youtube.com created. in new york city they have proclaimed april 16th as fourscore day. new york joins 14 other cities who recognize for square as an official social chronicle media day. it got its start last year after user declared that because for square is 16, for-16 should be known as fourscore day. in the very latest on our top stores including big strides against are i mean for bryan stow and wive regulators are cracking down on pg&e. crews are working a fifth section of town or on top of the eastern span of the bay bridge. we will take you there for a live report at 5:00 a.m.. >> mark: 5:00 a.m. top stores right now the giants fans severely beaten outside a game seems to be improving. >> reporter: pg&e seeing less revenue you can see an increasing your bills. >> mark: a milestone in the construction of the bay bridge, another tower section going up. >> james: keeping an eye

i have been working with psa and s.p.o.t. for eight years based on 40 years of research on how to demeanor facial expression, gesture, gays and posture, can help in identifying lies and harmful intel. my research examined four different kinds of laws. lies to conceal a strong emotion felt at that moment. was claiming to hold a social political opinion the exact opposite of your truly strongly held opinions. buys the 9 that you have taken money that isn't yours and lies in which members of extremist political groups attempt to block an opposing political group from receiving money. our research focuses on real world lies that matter to society in which each person besides for him or herself whether to lie or tell the truth. just as we do in the real world. no scientist comes out of the closet and told us you are supposed to lot bigger and you're supposed to tell the truth except in experiments published in journals. the person who tells the truth knows that if he or she is mistakenly judged to be lying they will receive the sa

going to do in two months or six months or on the outside of the year, and that's what happened with psa it's a sustainable project that could have been handed over smoothly in a year if we started planning for it a month ago. instead, we planned a month ago to hand it over today. i think there's, you know, to answer your question, is varies from ministry to ministry depending on personnel and the sophistication of the work they are doing and depending on what level of capacity strengthening they had in 10 years and depends on how the u.s. government sides hands things over and whether it's here you go, best of luck with it. >> i'm going to keep going in trying to build on that with either mr. bowers or mr. mr. klosson. because the sense of the goal of the u.s. effort is stability operations and stability soon enough to turn over security in 2014 and pull the troops out in 2015, we're being told that capacity building is going to turn so fast that that timetable is possible. do you have some sense that that timetable is unrealistic? >> it is most certainly unrealistic especially because

other psa's will feature the likes of oprah winfrey and steven spielberg and tom hanks. everyone is stepping up. the major gilts in entertainment all have committed to telling war stories of military families in tv shows and movies. working together, we're going to make sure that our military families are never forgotten. this leads to the second part of joining forces -- what we can actually do to support these families. so we're going to focus on the specific things are military families told us they care most part, and things i think that all of us can make a unique contribution to. the areas of employment, education, wellness, and that includes mental health. in employment, we will be champions for our military spouses and veterans as they look for new jobs and advance their careers. we will make sure it that businesses note just how lucky they would be to have these talented spouses and veterans on their team. in the area of education, as jill said, we will work to help our military children thrive in the classroom, even as they move between schools and deal with pa

we empathize the sort of democracy promotion side of the strong american foreign policy if you read psas including the one in 76 he said the great power it should remain a great power and standing up for your principals not just your interest we have an interest in democracy being stronger around the world. so i don't think there's as much difference as some people try to say. foreign policy is a sphere of judgment and people do differ on this or that. but he was, yes i think that he was certainly a believer and he said this in the late essay on american greatness and people thought -- he did a great essay in the 70's right after vietnam in which some people think that it's for the end of american intervention around the world and a kind of treat and maybe america for two or five or ten years but it can't last if you're a great power committed to the surgeon creed, principals and alliances around the world you can't not care about what happens around the world and we will be intervening again he says. >> host: he has a famous essay in here on nato so to describe his view, the multilatera

they were shooting a psa yesterday's and how every day 18 service members kill themselves. that is insane. you are really showing something critical here with the population. 98% go to college. there is a one is a term to drop out rate. that is what they are communicating. they are not thinking of them as this separate voting bloc. this was our last campaign. this is the response. this was an old world -- world war ii slogan. >> it is not the same coming in 2012 because of the demographics. all seven texas is in play. you have four different congressional districts. >> there is the influx of this. when you start talking about what they can be doing, they are doing it in english. do it in english. there are a lot of people on the ground right now that are hurting. we have fourth generation of folks from latino backgrounds in colorado being harvested. we need to have this conversation with more people. >> you think the rhetoric is there? it has to cool off now. >> it called off in washington, d.c. but not in the states. they are about to sign this very simply. >> there are 22

saved when he decided to talk publicly about his experience with prostate cancer and a crusade for psat know how many veterans this private man inspired when he shared the impact of his war experiences, he finally shared them in his book "one soldier's story." you may not know the number of friends in need and strangers to whom he has given generously and anonymously. 30 trusts that he has set up for his nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, and even their babies. you may not know about the countless letters and phone calls he has responded to from family members of veterans asking him to write or call a loved one in need of encouragement or the fact that for decades, he has quietly visited patients in veterans hospitals and veterans' homes all across america. you may not know about the hundreds of times at this memorial he has welcomed his fellow world war ii veterans traveling on on our flights in the hours that he spent with them sharing stories and tears. you may not know that during the recent bout of medical challenges that would have defeated those half his age, he perse