we called in the mckinney grant. during the last nine months, the homeless board has been working with our service providers, especially those that receive mckinney funding, in developing the 2010 continuing care application. this year under the direction of the human services agency and local homeless coordinating board, we will be applying for approximately $18.2 million in funding. this amount will fund 51 renewal projects and one new project that will find permanent housing for homeless, disabled adults, or families. we have provided you a complete list of all 51 projects and the amounts they are applying for. in general, mckinney grants are used to provide permanent housing, transitional housing, and vera support services, such as employment or legal services for people that are homeless in san francisco. our projects to absolutely amazing work. we are working on a short deadline with a submission due on november 18. we look forward to your approval and resolution. i can answer any question that you might have a

it says it isn't adequately funded to carry out the requirements of mckinney vento. congress will revis it mckenny vento funding this year. currently only 11% of schools win grants to implement the law. those 11% end up identifying half of all of the homeless students identified in public schools. very little funding is available for transportation costs . ian graduated recently from a first place school, celebrating a period of stability . but the lease on his family's subsidized apartment was over. later that day they were packing up to move and faced homelessness and new school challenges again. >> woodruff: now, another story about medicine, this of a shocking experiment and a tainted legacy. ray suarez gets the details. >> suarez: the medical experiments were conducted in guatemala more than six decades ago, but did not come to public light until this past weekend. between 1946 and 1948, researchers with the u.s. public health service deliberately infected nearly 700 guatemalans with syphilis-- most cases without their knowledge-- in an effort to determine wheth

it is mckinney vinto funds and there is a coordinator for the district. she works out of the pupil services. and she is responsible for facilitating the access for youth who are in transition so they can go to school. there are real regulations about how quickly they need to be enrolled in school and don't have to have certain documentations that other youth need to have, money set aside for school uniforms, backpacks and tutoring and most of the children and youth who are in transition are actually in sfusd. >> is there a difference between children who have parents or a parent -- the whole family is homeless versus kids who might -- >> homeless and run away? both categories are eligible for these services. >> more go into the public system than the county system? >> yes. i can speak from my experience. we work very closely with larkin

it is mckinney vinto funds and there is a coordinator for the district.he works out of the pupil services. and she is responsible for facilitating the access for youth who are in transition so they can go to school. there are real regulations about how quickly they need to be enrolled in school and don't have to have certain documentations that other youth need to have, money set aside for school uniforms, backpacks

according to the prosecution's case, williams, calls, and mckinney conspired to commit the arm robberyn 2008. in the commission of that crime, former baltimore city councilman ken harris was shot as he tried to flee. he made it to his car, but crashed moments after being shot in the back. the defense claims the police investigation was flawed. dna from the defendants were found on bandanas and los police located not far from the robbery scene durin. >> my client is nervous, excited, and wants to get this over. i am in the same position. i am glad they're taking as much as they are, going through everything. i am just hoping for a quicker resolution than a long resolution to this verdict. >> jurors will be back again tomorrow to continue deliberating. >> a scathing report -- hannah wheeling was found beaten and choked to death outside of the facility back in february. the 27-page report shows confusing policies, a lack of video cameras, and a shortage of staff. a 13-year-old boy who was detained at the center has been charged as a juvenile with homicide and attempted rape p.m. while the

. -- in mckinney and prosper. we barely get below the normal high for the low temperature tonight. that front has just about stalled out. the pressure in the middle of the country will also be approaching. these two systems will converge on the mid-atlantic for the chance for a shower or a thunderstorm. the isolated showers are tracking south of baltimore tomorrow afternoon. wednesday should be nice with next clouds, some sun, cooler and more normal temperatures. thursday, the unsettled weather from our west moves back toward our direction. that will keep temperatures quite chilly as we head toward the end of the week. tomorrow, 74-79 but still 5-10 degrees above normal with the chance for isolated showers or thunderstorms. waves will be around 1 foot on the day tomorrow. jowers in the mountains tomorrow at about 68 degrees. a.b. of thunderstorm mixed in. the lower eastern shore has a slight chance for some isolated thunderstorms. high temperatures will be around 81 degrees tomorrow. cooler fall weather moving in and highs in the 60's on wednesday. the upper 50's with the wind on t

beverly griffin dunn did not want this to pass, then there's david mckinney. another way to raise money here? >> we can only go to the taxpayers so often. they're tapped out. the parents are tapped out, so i thought it was time to bring in the business element and make it voluntary and try to raise money that way. >> beverly, why were you against the ads? >> my biggest fear was a fear of overcommercialization for the students especially at the elementary level. we had been going through different proposals about adverti advertising. signs in the athletic complex, and this came up. dave brought this suggestion in and it seemed to be a better compromise compared to some other ideas we were being presented with. >> but you're not the only one who feels this way. the campaign for a commercial free childhood gave us this response -- david, why do you say that? what do you say to that? >> well, if their concerns are that the children are being bombarded with advertisement, that horse has already left the barn. we're trying to take advantage of a blank piece of paper

sexually assaulting sol of his students. 64-year-old jay kapasi of san jose worked in the franklin mckinney school district. he was arrested last week at mckinley elementary. police say they received several complaints from students. >> they were students that attended that school. mainly from the fourth grade but some -- but some from the 6th grade. the allegations was there was inappropriate touching. >> police say he nay have substituted at other schools in the san jose school district and there may be other victims. >>> there's now word that california will join dozens of states into an investigation into whether some of the biggest banks in the nation violated foreclosure laws. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with the latest. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning to you tori. the bottom line is that banks are facing intense new scrutiny in california and across the country for how they are managing the record number of foreclosures in the united states, now, 40 states are expected to launch a nationwide investigation, most likely tomorrow. the banks are ac