again, and the reason i asked the captain to put the psa 5 in here, some of the candidates for psa, we believe might make great police officers but there is something in their background, something in their readiness level that wasn't ready but we didn't want to lose them out of our farm system. the psa is a place where you can put them and they can learn a lot about being a police officer and build, like for instance in some cases consistency in job history. we have great diversity within our psa pool. an overview of the academy classes that made up the hiring for the year. only 15 recruits psa's and we anticipate another 100 hires for the year. and demographic and language is spoken that information is provided for the police service aids also. and an individual breakdown for the 238 entry level class. of note because we take our responsibility serious, this slide references ain't natural policy that prohibits the release of information. it also notes the appropriate info to provide to the candidate who is in process. just a necessary element to have some checks and balances on what

we have great diversity within our psa pool. an overview of the academy classes that made up the hiring for the year. only 15 recruits psa's and we anticipate another 100 hires for the year. and demographic and language is spoken that information is provided for the police service aids also. and an individual breakdown for the 238 entry level class. of note because we take our responsibility serious, this slide references ain't natural policy that prohibits the release of information. it also notes the appropriate info to provide to the candidate who is in process. just a necessary element to have some checks and balances on what we do. >> do we have any plans for a lateral class during this fiscal year? >> yes, commissioner. we would like to have one either at the end of this particular calendar year or the beginning of the next calendar year. as a matter of fact, the chief spoke to me about that a few weeks ago. we are actually starting that process now. one other document that i will make mention of is our background investig

we have kids that have gone to our psa program. we've spoken to people thu -- through our foundation to try to bring back money to get the paid cadet program. a lot of former rank police officers participated in. these are all good things to hold kids interest to keep them out of trouble and get them in the police department later on. i do believe our best resource for recruiting people is out of our own schools in san francisco because they reflect the city that we live in and i still believe that often is the case the best san francisco police officers are the city san franciscoans. >> it appears it's off balance. >> the filipino is ethnicity where asian is a race. >> okay. are we doing something -- >> if i may, the city census data that is provided does not reflect the department of human resources ethnic breakdowns that they use. so the city census information use other categories that are inclusive of other ethnic backgrounds. the numbers are a little skewed. there was nothing i can pull for direct comparison. >> sure, i under

so are we having an issue with translating women from the psa ranks to the officer ranks? >> i can only speak to the fact, we have 40 applicants to get the 15 that we hired to give you an idea of the numbers we ran into. there is an order for each candidate. should a person be removed from the process we move on to the next candidate. that was the breakdown of who successfully negotiated the background processing was hired. >> i was speaking the candidates in this group of psa's particularly that went from wanting to be a psa, i actually suggested they take that route. the women got the job they applied for and i spoke to them on the day they briefed and asked why they were aiming g low and they should consider being police officers and so we'll see how they turn out. >> we did hire two women in the psa academy. >> thank you. also in terms of your demographic information, are we soliciting and lgbt, you can identify those categories as well. we have an active peg group and we have a city and a culture that is very tied to that community. what is the issue with it? why don'

>> psa. >> so what do you recommend? >> it's actually very controversial. american your logical society is -- if you don't have prostate cancer in your family they're questioning whether psas should over be done. when i first arrived at my active surveillance program they said you shouldn't have been biopsied. turns out i should have been. we couldn't see it at the time i was diagnosed. it was the judgment and intuition of my physicians that led to this being taken out exactly the time it needed to be taken out before i would have been in real serious trouble. 50 is clearly where screening needs to begin for sure. whether you do psa, digital rectal exam or both is between you and your physician. the fear is if we do too much screening too much expensive intervention, too much mortality from all the surgeries. i am a big fan of the screening. my professional organization, the american college of physician, is a little more aggressive with screening than the your logical society. >> was there a fear you had at all in talk about this? sort of embarrassment for

>> psa. >> so what do you recommend? >> it's actually very controversial. if you don't have prostate cancer in your family they're questioning whether psas should over be done. when i first arrived at my active surveillance program they said you shouldn't have been biopsied. turns out i should have been. we couldn't see it at the time i was diagnosed. it was the judgment and intuition of my physicians that led to this being taken out exactly the time it needed to be taken out before i would have been in real serious trouble. 50 is clearly where screening needs to begin for sure. whether you do psa, digital rectal exam or both is between you and your physician. the fear is if we do too much screening too much expensive intervention, too much mortality from all the surgeries. i am a big fan of the screening. my professional organization, the american college of physician, is a little more aggressive with screening than the your logical society. >> was there a fear you had at all in talk about this? sort of embarrassment for a guy to talk about this it's not s

they looked at the psa. they looked at biopsies. they looked at everything he looks at very carefully. i'm very impressed. >> i'm actually glad marc brought this up. this is a different study. in the past we talked about 60% reduction in advanced prostate cancer. in this particular one, it's reduction of recurrence and progression. people who have had prostate cancer drinking four cups a day actually slows down the progression or advancing the disease. that's a very important point. >> four cups of coffee. one of the greatest inventions in the history offman kind, mr. coffee. >> i don't have -- >> you can wake up and the coffee's already there. you know it's ready to drink. >> okay. >>> when we come back from a quick break, i want to ask dr. siegel if decaff is just as good and what about tea. >>> in the meantime, the cdc is also sounding the alarm about the growing use of those electronic cigarettes. have you seen kids out there with those electronic cigarettes? could it eventually spur more young people to start smoking the old fa

anything we say about mammogram is true for psa tests. we said early diagnosis doesn't have to mean overtreatment. you need that information. now a harvard medical school study comes in looking at about 7 tho 7,000 breast cancer patients and a lot didn't have mammograms and a lot were younger than 50, so this is not good news for us. i think we're going to at the end of the segment, go back to the same recommendation we did, start the mammogram at the age of 40 and get it every year, especially if you have a family history and strong genetics. we saw angelina jolie, she found the gene and went on and got a ma mastectomy. it may be a little radical, but we want people to go ahead and get their tests and screening and act on it. >> do you agree with this, dr. marc? >> completely. the tests in 2009 said no screening from 40 to 50. the american cancer society and the national cancer institute still say screening over the age of 40. this study out of harvard looking over 7,000 women with breast cancer is very dramatic. 50% of the deaths occurr

over 40 you start screaming with a psa and rectal exam. if you're not at risk, age 55 to 69 you get a psa every year. >> we have three reasons why you want to get a screening here. we have robert. you are actually a prostate cancer survivor. >> yes, three years out. i was diagnosed in 2010, had surgery in 2010, so all has been well. i just can't stress it enough that it's really important for guys to get out and get checked. sometimes we had to check our egos at the door a little bit. >> did you have a family history? >> my dad had a bout with prostate cancer, so because of that, i wanted to make sure that i got read -- that i got checked periodically. sure enough in 2010 i found some. i'm cancer free and enjoying these two little ladies and my wife here. so it worked out well for me. >> very good, and it's worked out very well for chesapeake urology. they've raised a lot of funds and a lot of awareness in the last five years. this year they have more than 2000 people here. we will have more from here coming up in about 20 minutes. in the

. >> i know that your wife, mariska hargitay directed the psa.the famous faces that are there, 40 celebrities. what is it about this issue of domestic violence that made you want to speak out? >> you know, it's interesting. at the shoot it was incredible to watch this array of people, this sort of cavalry come forward to talk about it. and mainly i come to it as a man, i come to it as a father and i think i just come to it as a human being. so i look at our willingness and our unwillingness to talk about it and how little we talk about it and the conversation that we're handing off to our kids. so i don't want to give them the burden of starting the conversation. they might have to perfect it, they might have to deepen it, but by god, i don't want them to have to start it. >> in fact one of the things that this new study found is that most parents don't ever talk to their kids about domestic violence. >> or sexual assault. so -- >> is that part of what you're trying to encourage here with this program? >> absolutely. and i think there's always a

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irritation where applied, increased red blood cell count, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, and increase in psa. ask your doctor about the only underarm low t treatment, axiron. >>> do you think that it is an appropriate tool of war to use chemicals? >> the chemical? >> yes. >> we are against any wmd whether chemical or nuclear. >> bashar al assad said there is not a shred of evidence that his regime was behind the chemical weapons attack. he dodged the question of whether he would turn over his chemical weapons. listen. >> the president is prepared to strike and perhaps will get the authorization of congress or not. the question, then, is would you give up chemical weapons if it would prevent the president from authorizing a strike? if that is a deal you would accept. >> you always imply we have chemical weapons. >> that is the assumption of the president and he will order the strike. >> it is his problem if he order the strike. we do anything to prevent the region from another crazy war. >> you will do anything to prevent the region from another crazy war. >> yes. >> you recognize the consequ

this is the psa that charles did. he talks about the fact that, you know, his path wasn't so great in life. he doesn't want our young men to take that path and he supports our house. he's going to be at the event. so we're excited about that. >> fred, why do you think it's so important to help out. we know you're an athlete and why are you part of this? >> i'm one of them. i'm from where they're from and seen what they've seen. not only are you taking them out of the surroundings, but you're building a foundation under them so they can learn in this environment and when they leave, they have a foundation to move on and become great people. not only get jobs, but they can lend a hand to the next person who needs it. i have to be a part of this. when you told me how the dorms and classrooms are, i think we've got a chance to change everything and one person at a time and one brick at a time. >> let's look at the special people who are going to be there. we've got darrell davis and the darrell davis is going to be perfor

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this psa shows what a driver can miss without one. >> behind the vehicle are 62 children and not a singlehe government says more than 200 people are killed and 18,000 injured every year in back over crashes. he now has a video system in his suv. he has no blind zones. he says until all cars are required, more children will suffer the same fate as cameron. >> it's available and it's effective and it is worth a fraction of what i would pay to have my son back. >> reporter: this week the department of transportation recommended new cars have rearview video systems. a mandatory rule is not expected until 2016. >> the lawsuit is asking the court to direct the department of transportation to issue a mandatory rule for rearview cameras in 90 days. >>> one of baltimore's iconic historic landmarks is reopening its doors. the home of edgar allen poe will once again welcome visitors. admission will be free. it will reopen in the spring hopefully for good. poe lived at the home in the 18 '30s. >>> coming up, ballpark violence. a young man is killed outside a major league baseball game in a fight with

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i visited the container port in singapore, and operated by psa. i don't think there's anything of that scale operating in the u.s. just in terms of the size of ships it can handle, the amount of freight that it can transship, the capacity probably about seven to ten times larger than anything we've seen in the u.s. we have significant port infrastructure, but if you go to singapore, hong kong, rotterdam, if you're going to participate, especially commodities that are mid to lower value you need to have that kind of shipping. >> ship it efficiently and inefficiently. bangladesh is in the news as the place these low cost jobs have gone. the wage differential is getting smaller between making something in the u.s. and making something in china. >> well, that's right. the economists refer to this as the create ability of the good. to what extent is necessary or advantageous for me to manufacture locally the things consumed locally. the things that go into that are how much value add to i put in a particular location versus how much does it cost to shi

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there's a lot of confusion saying should i get my mammogram, my psa, my colonoscopy. enough is enough. you need to get tested, despite what the u.s. task force constantly says. yes, you can find some cancers that may not be aggressive, but knowing you have these precancerous lesions, these polyps, we need to know that. the big message is colonoscopy covers the whole entire colon for men and women. the right side and the left side. that's important. doctors need to take their time. they need to go slow. we can find those lesions, but the key here is those flat lesions are lesions that could easily be missed. the other thing is some concept of colon cleansing before youco. take that seriously. if your colon is clean, you could miss it. >> drink the stuff before. a few years ago, it was horrible. the one this year was fine. i went in. mark, it's fun. you know you'll be taken care of. they knock you out and then you wake up. it's all done. >> i had one. how old should you get it? >> you're referring to they use propofol now and they put you to sleep. this is one of the fe

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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

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