we get asked about the psa. what will help me more is knowing what the genetic risks are beforehand. same with breast cancer. this study seems to show i will be able to identify those 5%ss that are at twice the risk at getting breast cancer and 1% that's at three times the risk. so when somebody says to me, i don't want that mammogram, i can say, well, wait a minute, i know in advance your risk is higher, get the mammogram, and for a brac gene, something we debate about is a deadly gene that increases your risk of breast cancer, when do we want to know, should i have a mastectomy in advance, if i could say your risk is 80%, 20%, i can help enormously. >> i'm a little confused because i know we're talking about what's to come, but isn't there something in practice now that -- >> we have some tools. we have the psaammogram, et cetera. but none are definitive. none are specific on the test. the u.s. task force came up and said, don't get a psa until you're 50, don't get a mammogram. there's aa lot of debate. now fi

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and who edited and filmed the psa. and finally my thanks to my tga partner and our vice president bolting house and to my colleague and predecessor keith north for their leadership in moving the psa to the fruition and launch today and to all others that were involved. on behalf of the california grand jurors association, i cannot emphasize strongly enough how this effort and the resulting product advanced preservation and the promotion of the grand jury institution which our constitutional forefather's thought so important to democracy in california. from william e. trout man, california grand jurors association, president. (applause) >> well, finally, i want to thank all of you for being here for this event and for helping to shine light on what i've begun to call california's best kept secret. so, from the bottom of my heart and on behalf of the california grand jurors association, thank you for all your help. and please, on your way out, take advantage of some of the literature, the san francisco gazette from your

you see the psas and that is how reorganize the units. the next slide, second from the left shows you that she straddled the districts it was to make them equal for each of the managers and the park service area. and then, of course, ggp is the regional park on its own, if you look at this, the scores are pretty much consist at or above the threshold and we are pleased to see that. our goal in that column to the extreme right, the parks scoring less than 80 percent is to minimize those as much as possible and we are pleased to see what happened and the psa five service area. where that scores went up 2.67 percent and the manager had no low scoring parks below 80 percent and so we intend to use that operating model as a model for others and what we notice with this particular manager and very timely and attentative response to the deficiencies that were pointed out in the park evaluations. then, again, this is digging deeper, so that was kind of looking at over all scores and we rate 14 features in each park. those are the list on the left

but life would be characterized by blite according to this psa. >> that's without taxes.ou are like a skinny good looking male model. in america, a country i happened to love, taxpayers don't bleed as much as swedes. according to a congressional report they were on pace to hit a record $2.7 trillion a year. that is $5.4 trillion half dollars. and we can't afford to keep the white house open to visitors. blame the sequester, of course. and a recorded message on the visitor's hotline couldn't be more morose. here is the recording you will hear if you call. >> thank you for calling the 24-hour hotline. due to staffing reductions resulting from the see questions station, we regret to tell you that white house tours will be canceled effective march 9th, 2013 until further notice. unfortunately we will not be able to reschedule affected tours. we very much regret having to take this action, especially during the popular spring touring season. >> wow, that is powerful. obama was right. sequestration is evil. look at what it has done. >> you can't get a tour of the white house? t

there is a whole jihad against psa but the truth is it is actually a good test.ust have to know how to interpret this. a lot of people who deal with prostate cancer you have to look at history, look at jump in the psa you have to examine the patient properly and there is a lot of detective work. having said that the genetic tests will help us who to distinguish who is really at risk and who is not. jon: so the tests that are coming on the market now use other markers to help really focus in on boss trait cancer? >> absolutely. we've been waiting for this for the last decade or so. a lot of companies come up with genetic tests that have different tumor markers and multiple panels. instead of one test and one protein. the health has four different types. that will narrow if two patients come into my office both with elevated psa who is really at risk and who is not. let's cut down on the number of biopsies. jon, even after you have done the biopsy, or even if you had the surgeries, there are genetic tests coming up who will tell us who will fail the surgery and who

podemos ser elegidos, pero no tengo aspiracion >> en el cónclave se hace una serie de preguntas ¿que psatimos, porque todas esas habitaciones tienen que ser minuciosamente revisadas para que queden libres, y quedar fuera en el tiempo del conclave en los cardenales electores, este proceso se une a todo el complicado proceso que se realiza en la capilla sixtina, la ampliacion de asientos, el diseño de como se sientan, de que forma es la fila para los votos, las 2 estufas donde se queman los votos, uno donde se pone el humo de color blanco o negro, un complicado proceso electoral estipulado por la constitucion, que esta siendo puesto al vapor, y con esta información comenzamos el sábado, esperemos que el próximo sábado ya la iglesia católica tenga el sumo pontifice número 266 de su historia, por el momento es todo, muy buenas noches allá en américa y muy buenos días desde europa, regreso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias, gracias maría antonieta, ojalá la eleccion sea pronto >> un agente que llevaba una bomba falsa en el pantalon paso varios puntos de seguridad, los encargados no detactaron el

you are saying you can do those psa's, there is shame involved in that, but you can't talk to peoplefects of promiscuity for young women. i celebrate what gloria did, she kept her child, i think it is to be lauded. everyone has made mistakes and she decided to have her child. that is amazing. it is quite different if they say, it is good to have more teens having sex and some of those are obviously going to end up in pregnancies. gloria, last word? >>guest: i think we need comprehensive sex education across the board. when teens have more information, accurate information, about how to say "no" and how to identify relationships. teens right now think relationships and sex are the same and they are not. we need to work on teaching them how to identify a sound healthy relationship and give them information. >> gloria, you think teens don't have enough action set to sexual education or sexual information? when have they ever had more access to that education? >> it is made made to them in school or at home, parents are not talking to their kids about sex and schools do not talk about co

we'll not be able to pay psa workers overtime. i'm not trying to alarm you.st doing the math. neil: the math says you might as well walk. anyway, airline -- getting slightly different results. what do you think of all these scare tactics? >> that's what it is. washington is running around screaming the sky is falling. i'm surprise they haven't ordered us to buy duct tape and powdered milk and take it to the airport. >> neil: well, as matter of fact -- go ahead. >> the numbers don't add up in october it was going to be 8%. over at the d.o.t., 3.5 billion wasted in the last two years. its 637 million for the faa. that's 5%. janet napolitano, the cuts for the tsa is 276 million. found 1.5 billion in waste by the inspector general, the numbers don't add up. they're threatening to close towers. we have 513 towers. 250 contractor towers. the ig found the contact towers round on 5 hap thousand, the faa towers two million, and the contract towerrers beat them on performance and safety and security and the same levels of traffic. a good manager can manage through 5% c

a complement to psa to reduce the number of biopsies, wonderful news.o some other tests such as prsto vision tells me should i go ahead and radiate somebody because the risk of recurrence is high. we are getting smarter and smarter. what we need to know about prostate cancer is their there is life after surgery. in the hands of experienced doctors and surgeons, you are going to be fine. anyone who has cancer prostate questions directly email us and i have always been willing to answer them. >> this is your specialty? >> a lot of exciting news in this field. >> people are always afraid if they have been told you have a high marker, we consider it high risk. doesn't seem aggressive. we recommend you just live with it there are people who say i didn't feel comfortable living with cancer in my body. i at the present time out even though are there are risk to removal. >> i see people with low risk prostate cancer. take the prostate out and there is so much more cancer we thought of. your point is well taken. sometimes we don't know how much cancer there is s

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. >> yes, i have a question here, regarding psa four, which includes the outer district, for example, we have one of the highest member of parks lower than 80 percent also the lowest number of parks higher than 80 percent. i wondered if you could see how when you see this data how you address the main nens and whether you beef it up for certain parks and so you could talk through that a little bit. >> district four also had a long term absence of a manager and so that was one of the challenge theres and so now district four has a new manager. we actually received a lot of complaints that you are familiar with what is going on at lower great highways i think that you have seen recently a lot of effort in terms of maintaining that and looking at and i know that there was potential legislation about whether or not people could park there and i don't know the status of that but i don't know if that was something that was discussed. the great challenge, specifically for district four was a personnel issue that has been rectified. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor campos? >> thank y

insignificant statistically and the big point that we can see from the chart is almost all of the psas are able to approach or are well-above the 85% threshold we aim for. what we're trying to do for the public, of course, is to present outcomes that they can appreciate. you know, to provide parks that have great facilities, and so when we do our park evaluations we break them out into 14 features. these are the various aspects of the park the benchs, the children's play areas, hard scapes, lawns, that really denote the various types of maintenance and types of experiences that the users have. again they have been very stable. the changes since the last year are fairly small. and over the time you can see that the department is has really different focus to the area s where there is high use, the gardens, restrooms, athletic fields have improved. there are low use areas, wider in acreage and harder to maintain, but also, it reflects the park evaluation process itself. and something that we're working on. the open space is only graded on a single score. and as a result, it can vary in i

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so when they did that psa announcement in june of 2011 about katharine greig, she recognized her andcat but also she had -- that was the guy that was ranting on barack obama. >> it stood out so much to her that that's what ultimately led her to contact the police after she saw that psa. one of the interesting things, and you mention thad in your book. when he assumes the identity of charlie gasco. he's assuming the identity of a guy that's not that powerful doesn't live extraordinarily well. when we think of mob bosses we think these are the guys that live beyond everyone else. what was it about whitey bulger that let him behave more like an ordinaire man? >> that's a great question. that's the kind of thing we explore in our autobiography. here he is a crime boss and used to killing people and living high. how can he flip that switch to become charlie gasco. i think it has a lot to do with being in control, catch me if you can. when he was a crime boss in boston, material and showiness wasn't his nature. sure he liked nice things but it wasn't over the top. so i think it was more wi

lastly, the partners recently announced a stop bullying video challenge where we are bringing together psa's that highlight what's happening by young people and want to give awards and celebrate that. and, as i mentioned earlier, the grants, the money, the department of education has issued 11 grants to schools. we need more, we will see as budget proposals the president's and the secretary's real commitment to this to ensure that we have some resources for innovative programs that are happening across the country for those local programs that are really changing the way their schools function and their communities see their schools and promoting those and scaling them up. >> very quickly because i know we want to move on, the attorney general launched a defending childhood initiative, i know there's a lot of philanthropy in the room, we want to work in partnership to find those innovative programs. there was a jurisdiction in north dakota that got a grant to implement some of the restoretive justice programs, the superintendent mentioned those. those have shown real potential for doing good

started airing on the web in specific regions in the northeast, the last time the boston fbi produced a psao see -- >> he has a violent temper. >> reporter: -- it led to the capture of james whitey bulger. days later. >> reporter: the isabella stuart gardner museum is offering a reward of $5 million for information leading directly to the recovery of all of our art in good condition. >> reporter: the fbi's publicity campaign is for a global audience but they'll target connecticut and philadelphia, it was taken to and put up for all of the artwork was taken and put up for sale in the years after the heist. in boston i'm sean kelly for abc news. >>> in ohio new developments in the rape case that's drawn nationwide attention. two teenaged girls have been arrested for making threats against the victim on facebook and twitter. the girls are being held in juvenile detention charged with menacing. a grand jury is now looking into whether anyone else should be charged for not speaking up after that attack last summer. >>> lindsay lohan has reached a last-minute plea deal which will keep her out of

anyone in grades 6 through 12 can submit an idea for a psa. that's a public service announcement. there are two ways to enter. you can send in a script or a storyboard, but do not a video. it won't be accepted. if you've got the winning concept, you'll get a $1,000 scholarship and a trip to new york city so you can work with a professional director and crew to turn your vision into a reality. for more info and an entry form, go to drive2life.org. for "teen kids news," i'm emily. >> in "speak of the week," it's your turn to tell us what you think. >> we've seen it happen. disaster strikes, like a hurricane. the authorities rescue the people, but often their pets get left behind. so, do you think tax dollars should be spent evacuating animals from disaster? >> i love animals. so i'm an animal lover. >> yes, 'cause i'm a vegetarian. so i should answer that question yes. >> i don't. i mean, personally, i'm all for animal rights, but i feel like there are a lot more pertinent issues than evacuating animals from disasters. >> although that is important, i don't think that should be the

then the psas years later aiming to help the girl scouts get the word out. >> the cookies are here. >oh, the cookies are here. >> and tonight they're here again across america as the girl scouts get ready to deliver the boxes ordered weeks ago. >> the cookie are here. and in portland, oregon, they were so excited because a company there had ordered 6,000 boxes of cookies, $24,000 worth. but it turns out the person behind the order didn't even work there. it was a hoax. those girl scouts had big plans for the money they thought they'd earned. >> we were going to camp and help the homeless shelter. >> they were going to cook dinner for the needy with the money raised. but this weekend, saddled with 6,000 boxes of cookies. they would try to sell them. >> it makes me so sad because i thought somebody really bought 6,000 cookies. but they really didn't. >> and asked how to sell them? >> i really have no clue. that is a lot of cookies. >> but when the town heard about it, the line started forming before they even opened the doors. janice was first in line holding a $100 bill. >> there's no