dhr, it is your budget to do testing for the departments. for hiring staff for a departments in a city, it is just part of your budget authority; is that correct?. >> it depends on what kind of exam, but generally yes, we have the public safety and the funds to do the police testing and the fire testing for the public safety side, and further exams for the city wide exams we run them in sometimes departments provide if they want us to run an exam they will fund that if they are the ones who needed it etc.. but generally, sometimes we split the cost, if the big exam would be supported perhaps by the documents that need to hire custodians and dpw and real estate and pec etc.. >> and so the police and fire don't pay for that. >> well we have that in the budget because we took over that whole testing program. >> thank you. >> just the last thing, is confusing is perhaps, a miscommunication coming from your office or a conflicting information on that last e-mail that miss campbell raised saying that the 30,000 was in the savings or even just the

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>> to talk to the cps people about the -- >> testing! >> the testing.ell them, lila? >> i don't like it. >> what happened when you got tested? >> i was crying. >> yeah? why? >> because i didn't know the answers. >> yeah. do you want me to tell them that then? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> but tell i didn't like it. >> i know. >> the computer testing. >> my name is claire and i'm a parent with three children in the chicago public school system. my daughter had come home in tears saying how horrible this test was. she couldn't hear the questions. the headsets didn't fit correctly. she couldn't get the mouse to work. she was afraid to go to sleep that night. she was worried about the test the next day because she was worried she was going to do badly. afterwards she said i am no good at kindergarten. in this i saw absolutely no value in to why a kid 5 years old should be anything other than happy to be at school. the fact that chicago public schools are using these to ascertain data at the emotional cost i think is too high a price to pay. i mean, obviously if all

test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test testtest test test test test test test test test test . >> they have like families and stuff. why would you tell someone that it was you. >> do you watch the news right now? >> yes. >> this is detroit. and it's horribly violent. >> not all of these people are in detroit, though. >> the bottom line is, it's dangerous. >> it's dangerous. >> yeah, but i have to make money somehow. >> what we're trying to tell you is there's got to be something better. you're 18. you know, you're out there. essentially, by yourself, you're a child in our eyes, because we're much older than you. and we're concerned about you. and we're just trying to encourage you to do something else. find something elsewhere you're not going to be in jeopardy. >> i'm finding more and more the youth this day and age is very much what we, what we just saw with her. they think this is their only option. and a lot of kids these days are looking for the most money, the shortest route, the least effort. >> frustrated, the officers

we have been doing test in the neighbors houses. >> have you got paperwork of these sound test. single family >> i have it in my brief. >> was the work applied to do the work? >> there was no permit required for soundboard. >> looking at the different petitions which i gather that you are satisfied with paying the citations. what is the issue with the other ones? >> i was paying for citations that i didn't even know that we had. >> you have no particular objection to the position laid on you? >> the overall objection i have already safe -- satisfied that we have not addressed the sound issue. we always had a phone line. i have no idea where that came from. >> okay. thank you. >> i have to say that we aren encouraged that this is going in such a positive direction and it sounds like the strides that mr. perkins has made in the last month is what the entertainment commission was hoping for in the last two years. we did get a check along with a letter today from mr. perkins. i have copies. >> what's the date? >> it was, we received it today. >> what is the letter say? >> basically

it is well located for the testing events that increase the access to the community for testing. by this the configuration of the space allows us to have promotional exams, interviews without concurrently with having large assembled exams we do those by video and we have oral interview and it allows for more usage of the same time. and we bring in experts from around the country and we insure people that are unfamiliar with the local candidate population. so that we can insure there is no certain about the discrimination and favoritism and that. and etc.. and so we need to have it, you know, interviews, private interview rooms, for the testing process. for promotions. and the other option would be to use lease hotel space, which we did in the past before we had the center in which we occasionally have to do, as difficult as you know to get hotel space that is 12 wcompliant and that is a big challenge for us and with this expanded space we will be able to engage the testing for the police and fire and entry level testing and reduce the usage of the outside facilities. i noted too

we tested a lot. sent 164 e-mail segments, and tax testing.re send different test. what i want to present to this audience is one of the things we did really well was what not to test. what not to burden in testing. did a great contribution in helping to figure this out. we do not bother to test on nondonors. we did a lot of testing simultaneously, and found out we -- and burning a lot of capacity. all 18 of us,m, were happy to cut back on the tests we were running. we started to illuminate nondonors. eliminate nondonors. west coast people, no offense, but if we cut them out it helped. about one million to $2 million extra for the west goes people. they were not away, so they could not help us with our tests. -- awake, so they could not help us with our tests. >> the reason we did this is because we had been highest value return on their conversion. were sending we that was not the most optimized version two then, we determined right away was a waste of our time. however, we would test in the on donors. we made sure the message they received was the most optimized.

say. >> str testing is called -- short tandem repeat testing. and it's -- i'm analyzing short segments on the dna molecule that are highly repetitive segments. they don't actually code for any physical characteristic or any kind of molecule inside your body that's doing a job. they are just repetitive, noncoding regions of dna. and i can take advantage of that fact. the fact that those repetitive sequences vary from individual to individual. so i can use these short segments of dna to develop a profile for that individual. >> and if you could i'd like you to break down in terms of the str process, are there, i think, three or four steps that you have to go through in order to first determine whether you have enough dna to actually develop it? >> yes. the first step would obviously be analyzing the item of evidence for the possible bodily fluids, flood, semen, saliva as well as hair and skin cells. once i have that stain that i want to perform dna testing on i take a small portion of that stain or swab and put it in a tube and use heat and chemic

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test, test, test, test, test, test, test okay i'd like to call this meeting to order. hello. good afternoon, everyone thank you so much for coming to disaster council but i did want to welcome a few new members we have today. so we have jean who's the gov. of the area red cross. welcome. we have mark who's our brand new city c i o (clapping) >> bob ceo of the chamber of commerce replacing steve not here yet and barbara smith interim for housing authority and bryan. sf card who's here >> mr. mayor would you like to give some remarks. >> good afternoon, everyone last me we marked the 107 everyone turned out well, but we had to move our event. we're all using this celebration to remember ourselves how important it is to be ready for disaster management and i want to thank everyone here and everything you do every single day to make sure we're ready and i'll continue to thank you for all this because it's our administration and we care. also, we passed legislation and i want to thank the board of supervisors but we joined in amaze approval of our soft story buildings and it will

test, test, test, test, test, test, test test >> good morning i apologize for starting late this morning. but welcome to the regular meeting of the government oversight committee i'm supervisor cowen and my other supervisors. the clerk. i'd like to thank our sftv for broadcasting this session >> please make sure to silence all electronic devises and any document should be submitted to the clerk. the items will appear on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you madam chair i ask as we begin this committee we have a brief moment of silence we had on a leader pass last night so if we could cabin the committee meeting with that. >> absolutely. thank you >> thank you. >> thank you everyone. are you employed call item one >> it's a hearing on the public works utility meeting. i'd like to thank the chairman for hearing the items i'll asked. this is an item i'm asking us to continue until july 25th. the public utilities committee is working with us to make sure we have the tap water promotion. there's a mayors conference going on and they need nor time to this. i'm pr

by european countries test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test.test. of the human rights commission. >> bolivian officials say his jet had departed when france, italy, and portugal withdrew permission to enter their airspace. the aircraft diverted to vienna where it remained grounded for 13 hours. the european countries suspected that u.s. intelligence whistleblower edward snowden might he on board, but he said he had nothing to do with snowden accusing them of making a historic blunder. france apparently lifted its ban after learning morale us was on the airplane. critics say the incident raises troubling questions about how far the u.s. can go to catch snowden. >> apparently the u.s. has so much influence that no country dares to take him in. it goes beyond that. no country is even willing to let an airplane that might he carrying him enter their airspace. >> is aircraft has since made a reairing stop in the canary islands and is now on the final leg to bolivia. >> germany has rejected a request by snowden for political asylum. while the news of

also, blood tests can be very informative.nd then sometimes, an mri test of the brain to see whether or not there is any tumor in either the hypothalamus or the pituitary gland. >> and once again, hold your breath. >> when we went to this wellness clinic, we had a variety of tests. we had blood tests. we did some bone scans. >> mcfarland: dr. terry bilhartz is 61 and professor of history at sam houston state university in huntsville, texas. dr. bilhartz's discovery of low testosterone took place 11 years ago. >> it was, of course, the blood work that identified the low testosterone. i knew i wasn't in optimal health at age 50. i knew i was slightly overweight. i knew that my cholesterol levels were too high. i knew that my blood pressure was slightly higher than it should be. but nevertheless, grading myself on the curve, i felt that i was healthy. >> mcfarland: unlike many hypgonadism patients, dr. bilhartz experienced no noticeable symptoms of this condition. >> very interestingly, not all patients become symptomatic, and th

. >> are these folks testing a rocket?no. but when you need a tissue a tough one can make the difference. consumer reports evaluated 18. >> we stanted to touch when was important to consumers so tested strength and softness. >> first up, strong test. this is set to a delicate setting. and consumer reports panelist tests for softness in this room. the test conditions are nothing to sea sneeze at. >> each has to be asesd under same conditions because moisture can change thousand a tissue feels. >> wall greens soft and strong earning the lowest rating. the in fact these two ply tissues were strongest of all, blowing away all of the others, next kleenex lotion alo skpe. e. these were rated best buys. no matter which tissue you choose, consumer reports finds tissues don't need to have lotion added to make them soft, however, test that had did have lotion rated well for softness but a word of caution don't use those tissues when cleaning eye glasses you'll just smudge them up good advice. >> dry your eye autos shairm jen beings

for >> maury: an hour of paternity tests that will reveal the indisputable truth continues. everyone, this is tacora. welcome tacora to the show. [ applause ] now, she gave birth to her son nicholas three weeks ago. look how cute he is. but what should be a happy time has turned into a nightmare. you see, she's embroiled in what can only be described as a he said, she said war with the father of her baby, dwayne. now, tacora says they were in love for four years. dwayne claims he slept with her three times. who's telling the truth? you be the judge. >> dwayne and i were in love. he promised me the world. >> promised her the world, what? she was just a booty call, plain and simple. >> we had four incredible years together and this is how she repays me? >> this chick is delirious. >> he told me i was the one and only girl for him. >> the only reason my life is in turmoil right now is her. >> i was blinded by love. >> and i was minded by your big ole booty. she did not have a baby by me. i need her to stay out of my life after these results were revealed. >> maury: so were you

test, test, test, test, test test >> good morning i apologize for starting late this morning. but welcome to the regular meeting of the government oversight committee i'm supervisor cowen and my other supervisors. the clerk. i'd like to thank our sftv for broadcasting this session >> please make sure to silence all electronic devises and any document should be submitted to the clerk. the items will

>> a proficiency test is a test given to me by an outside company mailed in.samples i have to work as if it were a regular case. i perform that testing and send the results back to that company and they send a notice back s saying, yes, you got the correct results or no, you did not get the correct results. i'm required to take an appreciatecy test about every six months and take one about every may and november of every year i've been doing independent case work since august of 2008. >> is the lab, the entire lab subject to proficiency testing, the lab at the department lab also? >> yes, all crime analysts ahav to go through some type of proficiency tests every year. >> let's talk about what was tendered to your lab for analysis, in terms of making sure you have the right exhibit in front of you when you're analyzing it, what kind of quality control do you have? >> we will resume in a minute. i want to bring on judge alex ferrer. they're bringing in a dna expert to tell us what? >> several pieces of conceivable evidence they might want to extract from him, th

test, test, test, test, test, test, test test >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday's july 16th. madam clerk please call the role (calling names) mr. president, >> there's a guy named mary over here. >> my apologizes (laughter) >> mr. president, all members are present. >> thank you. i'm glad all of us are here and laij can you join us in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. colleagues we have our june 11th board meeting can you have a motion to approve those minutes arrest without objection. madam clerk any communications >> i have none items one through 11 are routine. >> colleagues would any one like to sever any of those items. >> on items 1 through 11. supervisor yee (calling names) there are 11 yes, sir, i's. madam clerk call our proposed budget for f y neo 13 to fourteen and fourteen to 15 >> this is prostrate all the budget items a

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that's why ford calls this test the balloon car bump. >> the balloon car bump is a way to test two vehicles as they're about to collide with one another, but the target vehicle is actually a balloon. so when you get close and actually impact that balloon, nobody gets hurt, no cars get hurt, and we can run that test several times. >> so how exactly does this warning system work? it uses a technique borrowed from bats -- you know, the furry, flying kind. >> there's a radar behind this bumper right here, and it shoots out radio waves, and it can track a car in front of you. and it can tell how fast that car is going and whether or not you're about to collide with it. >> wow. that's really cool. >> yeah, i think so. >> once the balloon car is attached to the boom, we're ready to put the pedal to the metal. >> dale here is gonna drive the balloon-car rig, and you and i are gonna drive the ford explorer impact vehicle. so, you ready to try this out? >> yeah. let's go! >> okay. we'll put you in the passenger seat, and i'll drive the first one. >> all right. >> so, carina, what we're gonna do first

in issuing a sound test and giving us a citation. in the citation we were also charged for not responding to any of the sigh citations that we were issued. we asked the commission 8 times for copies of these citations. i had to ask my attorney to request copies of these citations. they hand these citations that are blank and not filled out. in the other citation, you can't even read them. you can't read the time and what we are being cited for. in our feeling, these citations were bogus and made up after we asked for them. this is all part of a payback because we brought up a classic conflict of interest that should not have been handled in front of us. when we've tried to work with the city to try to meet with our neighbors and meet with the discussions, we were always stone walled. in fact the neighborhood commission turned the neighbors against us. which is what i believe has occurred over the last few months. we have done more work in solving the problems of our neighbors over the last month by meeting outside of the hallways at

what did you do to test fire this particular item? did you take a coupling from it or what did you do in. >> i did. i removed a portion of the back of this sweatshirt for testing purposes. >> all right. and i wonder if we could turn this around. can you show the members of the jury where you removed the fabric to conduct the test. >> in this area. >> if we can go back that way, or this way, thank you. is this the fabric you removed? >> yes, it is. >> does that have a hole in it? >> yes. let me ask you if you can grab that packaging out, 156, you recognize the packaging? >> yes. >> how do you recognize it? >> exhibit number, fdle number and my initials. >> and this is obviously a soiled shirt that you examined the case. >> yes. >> and if you can show the members of the jury the area you focused on as having a bullet that passed through it. >> this area right here was where i was looking right underneath the nike swoosh. >> did you make a cutting from the exhibit? >> i did. >> and is that depicted on the back of the exhibit, did you com

the same four dna testing. angelina joe lee got tons of attention for her decision to have a double mastectomy after pausing -- testing positive for the gene. don't forget itis not just nature but also nurture that determines your health. just like lung cancer has a big connection to add you live your life. i would like to tnk i he e impact on my health with my a behavior. we ho you enjoyed your week-long look to health care. it was a pleasure to research and report. u can't find my block undererri willis.com. that is it for tonight. we will see you next week. charles: and the unions get big payloads and residents get handouts you have a city like detroit down for the counter. i am charles payne in for neil cavuto. $18 billion budget hole forced to declare bankruptcy trying to get creditors to take a fraction to walk away also helps you deal with the peion problems but it is trying to get every penny it can in refusing to back down in the big reason meniscus sa

test, test, test, test, test, test, test >> good morning, everyone the meeting will come to order. this is the tuesday july 18th of the transportation housing authority. i'm erick i'm the chair of the committee and other supervisors. able commissioner kim is on her way. madam clerk can you call the role >> this is an action item. >> thank you seeing no questions from my colleagues is there anyone from the public that would like to speak. >> seeing none. colleagues can we move this forward >> next item. >> citizens advisory report that is an information item. >> and as always mr. flanagan. >> good morning commissioners my name is joseph i'm the c ac vice chair. there are 3 items on the agenda this morning the c ac took action on at our april meeting. we had 4 items on the june agenda that are on yourselves today. items 4 and 6 were passed and that was unanimously by the c ac. item 7 joint outreach strategy for the s f t p passed at the c ac by a vote of 9 to one. the c ac questioned the cost effects of outreach programs staff responded that the stakeholders were interested in all fu

it's fairly uncommon to have test scores thrown out. turns out someone tipped off the educational testing service and they cited seating irregularities as the reason for advanced placement test scores being tossed out for up to 224 students at mills high school. students and parents are now demanding that the college board and educational testing service go ahead and reinstate those scores rather than having the students take them again next month. the exams were initially given in may and students are saying, look, i've been on vacation, i'm not rusty and not studying. most students feel they haven't done anything wrong. they started a website, why we need our scores back dot com. they think it may give some kids an unfair advantage. they haven't been investigating whether actual cheating happened or not. there are5,fñ guidelines for distance between desks and table size for groups of kids. on the website one student wrote "a year's worth of hard work and sleepless nights can't be replicated in just three weeks." that was a student who

test, test, test, test, test, test, test >> sftv will be starting in just a minute. >> this is the meeting of the small business owner commission. at this minute we ask the public to turn off all electronic deprivess. first item is roll call. before we do roll call we wanted to thank 77 gov. tv. (roll call) commissioner white a absent, asked you. commissioners we have quorum. before we begin the regular part of the meeting item 5 which is a presentation by the san francisco ordinance and policies in the city of san francisco not limited to the current law or proposals the presenter is not able to be here. we'll be calling the item as we choose the whole discussion based on the documents this that's been presented. at this time mr. president, would i like to move into the public general comment. this allows the public to commit and suggests new agenda items for the future commissioners agenda. do we have any discussion the public would like to add. seeing none, please have a seat in the witness stand. next female >> commissioners this puts you on to the appreciation even if certificate of h

test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test okay i'd like to call this meeting to order.

fire the pistol. >> what did you find when you test fired the gun?ur honor, may she step down to demonstrate for the jury? >> yes, she may. >> would you step down with the exhib exhibit. your honor, there is a gun lock on the exhibit. may i remove that so she can explain the function to the jury? >> yes, she may. >> all right. if you would, just -- >> can you declare the gun? >> i was going to ask that. >> it's safe, your honor. >> all right. if you would explain to the members of the jury how that firearm and anything else you need in terms of the pittsburgh how it functions. >> absolutely. i will start real quick with a bake definition for you. right here is what we call a cart ridge, commonly referred to as a bullet. but it contains at the top of the bullet, the cartridge case at the head of primer and inside of it gunpowder. now, these cartridges are loaded into a magazine, which is essentially a container for these cartridges designed to feed into the firearm, itself. so cartridges are loaded one on top of another in the magazine. the magazine i

the educational testing service cited seating irregularities when the tests were taken in may.ills high school scheduled a meeting to talk about this issue tonight. >>> new this morning, a norwegian woman at the center of a dubai rape claim dispute says she has been pardoned and is free to leave the country. marte dalelv wound up being charged with a sex offense and sentenced to 16 months in prison for having sex outside marriage. that sentence was dropped today. >>> more deaths are being reported this morning following that 6.6 magnitude earthquake in china. the quake hit the gone sue province in western china last night, followed by a series of smaller quakes overnight. this morning the local government is reporting 75 people are dead and at least 459 others are injured. the chinese red cross says it is shipping relief supplies to the area. but rescue efforts are being slowed by mudslides and also toppled power lines. >>> 6:14. u.s. fighter jets dropped four unarmed bombs on the great barrier reef after a training exercise went wrong. the two jets were supposed to drop the bo

and i still ain't had a test done yet. that's why we here today. [ applause ] >> maury: but this is what i don't understand. you waited until after the child was born. why didn't you talk to him before? >> i'm not going to chase no man to make him be a father. [ applause ] if he wants to get up here and be there, he's going to be there. if he's not going to be there, he's not going to be there. but i ain't fixing to chase no grown man to make him do his responsibilities, period. >> maury: do you think your daughter and cartel look alike? >> yes, i do. [ applause ] >> maury: apparently they have a birthmark. >> three months passed, and the mark on her stomach never went away. >> that is not his baby. that is not his baby! >> you wasn't there. any way, i called cartel, i said lift up your shirt and point it to the left side of your stomach. that's where it is. the only reason he's sitting up here and denying her is because of her. that girl done took his balls and cut them off and is wearing them. [ applause ] >> maury: okay

test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test . >> we are justoken really right now. we ask that you keep them in your prayers. >> george zimmerman has been silent. but it was mark o'mara, his lawyer, that spoke out. >> we are ecstatic with tehe results, george zimmerman was never guilty. i am glad the jury saw it that way. >> and this is really not the end for george zimmerman as we have been talking about this on the panel the last hour. there could be other charges against zimmerman? >> yes, that is absolutely right. there has been a request by the naacp that there be an investigation into the possibility of civil rights violation, the breaking of civil rights, trayvon martin, due to george zimmerman's actions. the department of justice says they have been investigating and will continue to look into that. and they want people to be sure that they're looking into that, that is ongoing. meanwhile, president obama has weighed in. remember, he spoke just weeks after this incident. and the latest statement coming from the president goes like this.

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