i would like to bring a poll henderson. -- paul henderson. [applause] >> come on.you can clap louder than that. i am going to get warmed up here. this is fully warmed already talking about public safety, there is not just one event, one action, but today's announcement that we have here is symbolic of what the process is. this is exactly how public safety works in the city. i know everyone is concerned about what happens this summer, and what are we going to do and how we are going to keep the crime rate low and how we are going to advance so used is engaged in positive activity over the summer in an attempted into making bad decisions. and today is exactly how we're going to deliver on that. we are doing not just an educational commitment -- but the mayor has talked about all the people who live stepped up to make sure we have a summer school, but also that we are addressing both cultural and social activities as well. i think a symbol of that is what we're doing with camp mather, and how we are bringing together all the organizations that you see behind me and so

henderson -- paul henderson from the mayor's office of criminal justice. the chief from adult probation. we have ms. dempsey from the sheriff's department. we have jessica from the reentry council, and a number of other folks as well. mr. henderson, if you would like to start this off. welcome. >> thank you. this is kind of a fait accompli. it was going to happen no matter what. in terms of our planning, preparing for the realignment, one of the newest things that happened is the grant that san francisco just one. the good thing is that this is an oversight, a justice strategy reinvestment grant. we just want to review our plan and make sure our plan for realignment is going to be appropriately executed, which is kind of a big deal. this is money associated with that grant in terms of oversight and input in terms of how we are putting our program together here specifically in san francisco. this is one of only seven cities in the united states that received this grand -- grant. rather than going through too many details, i am going to call up our chief of

. >>> in oakland, on ricky henderson bobblehead day, ricky through out the first pitch. new father kurt suzuki can i hits one out for his daughter malia. in the third, michael young

linda henderson-smith's children didn't get in. >> he's crying. he's not happy about it. >> reporter: sherry way's lucky number came up, but for only one of her three kids. parents jumping at a chance to give their children a good education. fighting the odds. rehema ellis, nbc news, stone mountain, georgia. >>> up next here tonight, two pop culture icons in the news. one from right now and one from the past. >>> the forbes 2011 celebrity power list is out. the 100 most influential, popular, and most compensated famous people. justin bieber debuts on the list at number three. at age 17, he's pulled in $53 million over the last year. oprah knocked out of first place. at number one, laida gaga, a staggering $91 million in earnings, 32 million facebook followers. 10 million twitter followers. if you don't understand the attraction, you don't understand these ga grk a fans, started out camping yesterday, that would be tuesday, outside 30 rock, for ga grk a's appearance on "snl," that would be this coming saturday week. a long week in mostly rain. >>>

a's legend ricky henderson throwing out the first pitch. henderson's bobblehead day. the fun stopped there as the defending american league champs exploded for 11 runs on the day, including three home runs off a's starting pitcher bret anderson. texas beat the a's, 11-2. the series wraps up tomorrow afternoon. >>> coming up next -- see what happens when the donald and the president meet up in the same room. we have some interesting moments from this year's correntonsps de ernn in. owllg the birth certificate flap this week.ow >>> families of organ and tissue donors came together in hayward to meet some of the folks who received their gift of life. they met up at shabow college. some were meeting for the first time. those we spoke to say it's much more than checking a box on your license. it's often about saving a life. one livermore man met the family of the man who donated a heart and a liver to him. >> this is something that i have been thinking about and hoping for, along with my whole family and a lot of my friends ever since i first came out of the fog of the sur

it was henderson's bobble head day today. the fun, it stopped there, though. the defending american league champs exploded for 11 runs on the day, including hitting three home runs off a's starting pitcher bret anderson. texas beats the a's, 11-2. the series wraps up tomorrow afternoon. >>> now to a certain performer who has a whole lot in common with traditional athletes. nick wolinda of the circus family debuted a new death-defying stunt yesterday. as nbc's ted greenberg shows us, the act took a tremendous amount of training, determination, courage and, most of all, balance. >> reporter: balancing himself at a jaw-dropping 260 feet above the beach -- >> just incredible. >> reporter: daredevil nick wolenda set a pair of world records from high atop the 23rd floor of atlantic city's tropicana casino. at one point even blindfolded. all eyes on the boardwalk were on him. >> it was so windy. and i just thought it was -- i can't believe it. i just can't believe it. >> it's the first time a so-called wheel of death stunt has ever been performed off the side of a bu

henderson's bobblehead day. the fun would stop there, though.he defending american league champs exploded for 11 runs on the day including hitting three home runs off the a's starting pitcher bret anderson. texas beats the a's, 11-2. the series wraps up tomorrow afternoon. by the way, the sharks play tomorrow at noon on nbc. >>> coming up next, they're often the only source of free internet use in comm internet use in communities. how libraries are feeling the un >>> in san jose, libraries will be closed more days than they'll be open, and some won't open at all next year. as the city of san jose gives layoff notices to more than 600 employees this week, the taxpayers in that city are finding out what layoffs and budget cuts mean for their everyday lives. nbc bay area's kris sanchez explains. >> i want to read new books, but i can't read it because i only look at pictures because i don't know how to read. >> reporter: katlyn and her 8-year-old sister clair are among the youngest of san jose public library's 8 million annual visitors, something t

highly skeptical of the estimates being put out by the army corps. >> mitchell: dean reynolds in henderson, louisiana, thanks a lot. in the nation's capitol the debate over the debt ceiling is about to get even more intense. the government projected earlier this month that the $14.3 trillion debt limit will be reached tomorrow. whit johnson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: with the nation's debt ceiling within reach, the debate over how to raise it is suddenly more urgent. >> i'm ready to cut the deal today. we don't have to wait until the 11th hour. but i am not going to walk away from this moment. we have a moment, a window of opportunity to act. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs's "face the nation," house speaker john boehner reiterated the debt ceiling he wants must come with significant spending cuts. it's an area where democrats may be willing to give if they can raise taxes on the wealthy. >> well, i think we do have to cut spending. but we also have to take a look at revenue and the entitlement programs. >> reporter: like medicare and social security. and so the cou

now earlier i spoke to alex henderson a journalist who has been investigating this story here's part of our conversation remember when you have the consumer which is completely tapped out now and that the same time the f.t.c. which regulates the behavior of the collectors they're under-funded this point so they the f.t.c. doesn't really have the resources to as aggressively go after these people as they would like to and that of course falls on the backs of american people that are being harassed now i know that these numbers have increased significantly but obviously debt in this country after the financial collapse in the years preceding that you know has really increased with more people not being able to pay it is that what is behind the increase are more factors behind this increase in abuse. that's live in a nutshell what's happening is the consumer is growing deeper and deeper in debt is facing more and more financial hardships what's happening is these debt collection agencies are growing increasingly aggressive with their tactics they're really the collection agencies are re

. >>> in oakland, on ricky henderson bobblehead day, ricky through out the first pitch. father kurt suzuki can i hits one out for his daughter malia. in the third, michael young answers. two-run shot of his own off fred didn't ore sin. 3-1 texas. anderson not sharp in the fifth. cruz, three-run bomb. 6. anderson gave up seven runs. the sharks show game one from detroit with a 2-1 overtime victory. red wings led most of the day but joe pavelski tied it up in the third period and sent it to overtime. then ferriero snuck one past the detroit goal yes. -- goalie. >> it's a battle getting three periods in, and going into overtime, guys -- it is a character thing, and guys step up, and in this postseason, four different guys. so at it going to be the same kind of game. we're not going to change anything. we're going to play the way we're playing. been doing that for a long time, and for many years, and they're a good team. >> mike: both the niners and raiders filling needs. now all we need is a season. >> alan: thanks a lot. up next, a slight delay for the royal honeymooners.

that was all the support henderson needed. allowed one hit, and a complete game shutout. cal on to -- cal wins. then cal and stanford. the throw home but not in time to get the runner. 3-1 stanford. pot nine. cal down 4- 2. reed gets busher to chop into the double three. stoofd with the victory. game two was called due rain. >> the hottest tennis player on the planet, djokovic, continued his unbeaten streak today at the french open, facing del potro. set point and running del potro around like a dog, before putting him away. djokovic takes the third set. in the fourth, match point. djokovic. watch this backhand drive shot. and novak moves into the fourth round. extents his -- extends his winning streak to 42 matches. women's third around, sharapova and chan. in the fought, follows up a big surf -- serve with a cross-court winner. sharapova rolls into the fourth round with a straight sets win, looking for a grand slam here. >> the byron nelson championship in texas. speith skipped his graduation to play today. palmer's only birdie of the day, 3-over 37 for palmer, but has

it was henderson bobblehead day.efending american league champs exploded for 11 runs on the day, including three homers off a's starting pitcher, brett anderson. the rangers win 11-2, the series wraps up this afternoon. >>> well, it is one of the most storied rivalries in college football. alabama and auburn universities. but in the wake of the growing tragedy in the south, folks from both sides of the bleachers are coming together in this great time of need. nbc's tang trung reports from tuscaloosa, alabama. >> reporter: help is rolling in. sporting a university of alabama cap and an auburn university shirt, many would say warren has an identity issue. but there's no confusion in his mission today. >> there's going to be a lot of sorting today. it's bad here. all over the place. >> reporter: through facebook, the 32-year-old auburn diehard started tumors for tuscaloosa. delivering truckloads of donations to communities hit hard by this week's tornadoes. including tuscaloosa, home to auburn's nemesis, the alabama cri

ricky henderson bobblehead. ricky through out the first pitch.urt suzuki hits one out for his newborn daughter. malia's first home run ball. in the third michael young answers with the two-run shot. texas up 3-1. it gets worse. top five anderson facing nelson cruz. see ya. the a's fall 11-2. >> sharks take a 1-0 advantage over detroit. we hear from the men and teal, and canucks and predators went to overtype of >> mike: the sharks stole game one from detroit with the victory. the red wings led most of the game but little joe pavelski tied it up. the sharks don't beat you in regulation, they're tough in extra hockey. four overtime wins already this season. >> a battle just getting three periods in. i do think when you go into overtime, it's a character thing, and guys step up and in the post season four different guys. >> mike: in the other western conference canucks and predators. renee with the save. second overtime top shelf with the game winner, predators even the series with a 2-1 victory. >> to golf, the siewrk zurich classic in new orleans.

wart will move gradually and will take an estimated 12 hours to reach this up to. 30 hours to hit henderson. more than three days before it floods morgan city before making its way into the gulf. >> for the folks down river, can they expect federal compensation if they lose their property? >> the thing to remember is public safety is our number one priority and we're fighting thing shoulder to shoulder with the local officials. >> in other words, no, that's because the residents chose to live here despite the risk. the reality tough to take. >> makes me sick. >> reporter: the water could reach 15 feet in some areas. moving trucks lined the streets. this family is packing up everything they can. >> there wasn't fluff to go around. we had to pool our resources from citied and states away. >> reporter: so many here sacrificed so many more will be protected. >> alan: back home, it is wet and cold out there. what is going on? >> leigh: a late season spring storm, and it is really coming down in some locations. this is how it looks on the east bay cam. you can see 80 there with wet roadways. live

named after a pilot who was killed, henderson field was 2000 feet long but only partly completed.left behind an enormous amount of supply. weapon, food and saki. and it was a good thing too because fletcher deemed the situation too dangerous and withdrew his aircraft carriers. that left the still unloading transport and they pulled out. operation watchtower was now better known as operation shoe string. the japanese were landing reinforcement. telling point was, america had the industrial where with all to replace her ships. the japanese did not. as the tide began to turn, the americans ruled the air by now and japanese beached the transport in order to unload troops before american airline could sink. this same japanese transport still has guara canal beach as a transport. this fleet was 11 transports carrying 10,000-tons of desperately needed supplies. trying to frankicly unload, they were discovered by american fliers and the slaughter began. 8,000 japanese troops were killed. 10,000-tons of supplies were lost. the loss of men and supplies was practically a death sentence for t

that was all the support jolene henderson need it. strikes out four in the complete game shutout, cal is a win away after a 1-0 victory. game two set is sunday. >> in berkeley, double-header between stafford and cal. wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. it's fielded and thrown home put won't be in time. the cardinal ends the regular season with 4-# -- 4-2 victory. game two called due to rain. >> time to ache a time-out. you soccer fans stick around. and manchester u and barcelona, the best this world has to offer what's with the... hydrangeas ? uh huh. checking fees. what ? my shrink said i need to channel my hostility towards checking fees into something 'beautiful.' touch the ball. get rid of checking fees. get electric orange checking from ing direct. no "you're not rich enough fees." no "fee of the month fees." because we don't like fees. beautiful. " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "

the car after the ambush was returned reluctantly by henderson jordan who wanted to keep the money to the original owner it been stolen from kansas. and the owner sold it, bulletholes and all. then she sold its remaining trustingly who built himself as a crime doctor and started taking the car around county fairs all over the country with a lecture that crime doesn't play. john dillinger's father to come along and had a sideshow that was mostly the mugshots of clyde and john dillinger. and when he would give his lecture coming to talk about how the family sold out on the implied. frank hamer always wanted to protect his sources can associate insisted they had nothing to do with it. when stanley took a shutout into austin, texas where he lived, during the show, they were all lucky is still to decide, leapt on stage and told stanley to get out of town, slapped his face is a huge chance so hard he knocked him down and betrayed his site. stanley had a second set of slides and he kept taking the car around, but not in texas as he was afraid of hamer. when he finally came back to show it at

chancellor henderson joins us this morning to talk about that incident. and good morning to you. good to have you with us this morning. >> good morning, barbara. thank you. >> let's just begin by talking about how the response was made. how did you first learn that something was going on with let? when did you first get the first notice? >> we got the first notice yesterday mid-day when they contacted metropolitan police department to let them know that there was something wrong. >> and what was your first response? >> our first response, well, we trust, we have a great relationship with mpd and they let us know they would be right on it. they went right over and investigated and then we started to get calls from other schools which let us know it was a pattern. they involved the fbi, who was also a great partner and our schools responded tremendously. they were on it. and they notifieied both centra office and mpd so we could take care of things quickly. the letters were quarantined and even the staff members who came in contact were placed in a separate situation. we have maint

and paul henderson has already touched on violence prevention. we will continue our programs in service of violence prevention services. these are full year programs for our community. but very important -- we want to make sure everybody knows that all of our violence prevention programs are working with the department of public safety throughout the city, so we can coordinate our services and make sure that our services are targeted where we need to be periods -- need to be. we have been able to work with a wonderful food vendor, and they will be providing organic, locally grown sustainable foods this summer for all of our children and all of our programs. we will provide 80 programs this summer. some of them are at park and rep. some of them will be at a community-based organizations. we will have food opportunities for children starting in june of the way into august, and the project to serve approximately 5000 meals per day every day during that time. this is more than last year, and i believe we will have better quality food because they are

anyone can google ted gunderson, former head of the los angeles f.b.i., and go -- and google ted henderson-osama bin laden and see what he says. google jesse ventura. i invite all true hearts to attend and support the general strike which will also be supporting law enforcement. no matter what they're told in the orders. and i trust that the people that i'm addressing now will do the right thing and not be backing up the corporate store. we are in a place and time that the almighty lord has us and time to shut down the untoward because we've had enough. i'm going to read one poem about casey sheehan. if i may. casey sheehan, the almighty power love in our hearts be calling. for casey sheehan -- and 4,000 fallen. president mazzucco: thank you. >> you wouldn't grant this on behalf of cindy sheehan who has been nixed by the entire media? president mazzucco: next speaker. relevant to the police department. >> totally relevant. the strike started right here, sir. president mazzucco: next speaker. >> general strike, maybe 9, sacramento, thank you. >> good evening, commissioners, chief, director. my nf

. >>> rickey henderson bobblehead day at the coliseum. do you like them? they are really cool. they could have used some rickey action. but instead they went for the long ball. and suzuki homerun of the year here. and anderson had not allowed a homerun in the first five starts and michael young put an end to that streak. nelson cruise blew the game wide open with a shot down the line. and 6-2 rangers. and now mike napoli whacks a curve ball to right center field. anderson allowed six earned runs today and gave up seven today and the rangers pound the a's 11-2-6r7b8g the nfl draft is finally -- 11-2. the nfl draft is in the books. tyrone jones, grew up a raider fan. but he is also there. and second round pick steffen wisnewski grew up in the raider family. with the pro bowler and the team's assistant offensive line coach. >> i grew up wearing silver and black. and if you asked me what i was with a favorite color, silver and black and i have pictures as a baby with my uncle holding me in silver and black. i am sure i can dig those up for you. >> cool, the niners are hoping for th

. >>> cal's joline henderson started all three games in this region's super regional.etting blown out this morning by kentucky they came back in the deciding game with 5 runs in the first inning. jordan wallace has a two-run double. cal is headed back to the college world series for the first time since 2005. >>> right, heading back to the at&t. >> yes indeed. the winning streak is up to 43 matches. and not for that man, this is the byron nelson championship. ryan palmer hits one into the water and that opened the door for kynan bradley. who putts in for the pga victory, his first. only 5 players finished under par this week and he wins the byron nelson championship. >>> he is regarded as the best talent evaluate tore in basketball? what does jerry west have in store for the warriors? >> putting a team together is like a muzzle i think. if you do the puzzle, the winner is in west virginia, and the puzzle is missing a couple of pieces. when i look at the team they need size in the back court and up front. >> he wants the warriors to day risks and that might mean breakin

joline henderson started all three games, this weekend's super regional, after getting blown out by kentuckyrning. the bears bounced back in the deciding game. jordan wallace, a tua oh two- run double. cal goes on to win 9-0. they are headed back to technology the college world series for the first time since 2005. >> we're going streaking. >> you don't like that, do you. the winning streak is up to 43 matches for djokovic. he beat risk charred chastain to advance to the quarter finals of the french. he is three short of tying the record, which means you x expect to see more of him. >>> byron nelson championship. palmer fired up the crowd, he forced a sudden death playoff with keegan bradley. he put his second shot in the playoff hole into the water and that led to a a bow gee. bradley gets on the green and safely taps in for his first pga tour victory. only 5 players finished under par this week end in that tournament. >>> coming up tonight on game day, he is regarded as the best talent evaluate tore in basketball. what does jerry west have in store for the warriors? >> putting a team toget

henderson, carlos, from city college, all of this working together and we talked about where we could work with maria to find the money that would be the underpinning for saving 900 kids and offering them class's to remediation those grades. we did come up with $250,000. we scraped under every rock. it was a personal challenge for me because it was something that i felt given not only the testimony that was given to us, the very sincerity that people wanted to see these kids and give them the opportunity, it resonated with me. i could see 900 kids not having the next generation without the opportunity to get into the jobs that we are creating with some of the other exciting companies, if you are not good at math and science, you don't graduate with that degree, you're not going to get the jobs that we're working so hard to unleash upon the city. with that vision in mind, it was natural for all of us to work together to scrape up that money had to make a commitment that this summer, was 900 kids will not be lost. we will have the summer class's. we will have them in cooperation with ou

. >>> cal's joline henderson pitched the 17th shutout of the season and frannie esther rivera the first homer of the year to lead the bears to a 1-0 win over kentucky in the opener of the super regional. cal is now one win away from advancing to the college world series. >>> french open. the women's side may be lacking star power with both williams sisters injured. and the top two seeds already eliminated. but on the men's side, the big three of federer, nadal and djokovic all survived the first week. djokovic has won 42 straight matches. he beats juan martin val porto in four sets. to advance to the round of 16. and is now four wins away from tying the record, 46 match winning streak. wouldn't you know it, he is also four wins away from winning the french open. >>> and 86,000 at wembley stadium for the championship between manchester united and barcelona. 34th minute, barcelona up 1-0 when wayne rooney plays a little give and go with ryan drigs, and scores and gets man u on the board but barcelona took the lead in the 84th martin luther king. with the 53rd goal here. and for the third

cal's julian henderson pitched her 17th shutout of the season and frannie maria the first homer of the year to lead the bears to a 1-0 win over kentucky in the opening of the super regional. cal is one win away from advancing to the college world series. >>> french open. the women as he side may be lacking star power with both williams sisters injured. and the top two seeds already eliminated. but on the men's side, the big three of federer, nadal and djokovic all survived the first week. >> djokovic has won 42 straight matches. he beat juan martin dell porto in four sets to advance to the round of 16 and is four wins away from tying the record of 46 match winning streaks. and wouldn't you know it, he is also four wins away from winning the french open. >>> 86,000 at wembley stadium for the uefa championship between manchester united and barcelona. 34th minute. barcelona up 1-0 with wayne rooney with a give and go. and the score is to get man u on the board but barcelona retook the lead for good in the 54th minute. an incredible season here with the 54rd goal for massy. for the third t

community activist cathy henderson was concerned about an armed robbery near the brookland station recently, she convened a community meeting about crime and metro. only five adults attended. cory keller voiced concerns about teenagers on metro. >> some of the riders that i encountered can be hostile and to me, it's not worth it to ride the train. >> reporter: the assistant d.c. police chief diane grooms told the small crowd that city police and transit police do concentrate their forces near metro rail as schools let out and the volunteer group guardian angels focuses its patrails -- patrols at spots where they gather. >> we see some crime in progress. we will physically get involved and grab a person, detain them and hold them for the police. >> reporter: metro transit police chief michael taburn repeatedly told the board that the rail and bus systems are generally safer than the streets around them and most passengers we spoke with agree. >> i use it every day. bus and the train every day. >> do you feel safe? >> i do. i feel pretty safe. >> reporter: the assistant chief grooms stressed

and they would like to see the real rickey henderson in this one. the long ball. suzuki second homerun of the year. and brett anderson had not allowed a homerun in the first five starts but mike young made a quick end to that. and nelson cruise blew the game wide open with a three-run shot down the left field line. next batter. mike napali whacks a curve ball to right center. he says i will take it and deliver it out of there. it is gone. and he gave up seven on the day. that is anderson. the rangers pound the a's 11-2. >>> the nfl draft is finally in the books. the raiders took speedy running back and antioch native tiwan jones, grew up a raider fan. but second round pick, steffen wisnewski grew up in the raider family with the team's offensive lines coach. >> i grew up wearing silver and black. and if you asked me what my favorite color when i was wrunger i would say silver and black were my favorite colors. i have pictures of me as a baby wearing oakland stuff with my uncle holding me. i am sure we could dig them up for you guys. >> the niners are hoping they g

rickie henderson at the coliseum. there he is. and some rickie runs and said it was the long ball.nd homer of the year tied this one. brent anderson not allowed a home run in his first five starts. right there. and then in the -- 6-2 rangers. next batter, mike knocks a curve ball out to center. anderson allowed six earned runs in the season. he gave up 7 today. the rangers pound the a's by the count of 11-2. the nfl draft is finally in the books. the raiders took tywon jones. but second round pick, stefan grew up in the raider family. his uncle steve was an eight time probowler and the team's assistant offline offensive coach. >> people asked what my favorite color was and i said silver and black. i have pictures of me as a baby wearing oakland stuff. >>> as for the niners, when asked who would be his team's starting quarterback. the head coach said quote, if i'm a betting man, i would bet alex smith. ends up being their quarterback of the future. today, they improve their back field taking the rusher. but most niner fans are wondering about the team's first round pick. who is this

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. >> jolene henderson pitched her 17th shutout of the season and frankny hit her first homer of the yearlead the bears to a 1-0 win over kentucky. the opener of their super regional. cal is now one win away from advancing to the college world series. >>> french open, the women's side may be lacking star power with both william sisters injured and the top two seeds eliminated. the big three, federer, nadal survived the first week. >> we're going streaking. >> novac has now won 42 straight matches. he beats juan and four steps to advance to the round of 16 and now four wins away from tieing. record 46 match winning streak. wouldn't you know he is four wins away from winning the french open. >> 86,000 for the championship. 34th minute. barcelona up, wayne rooney plays a little give and go and scores. but barcelona retook the lead for good in the 54th minute. caps off his incredible season with his 53rd goal and for the third time, the champions title belongs to barcelona. they won 3-1. ♪ [ music ] sergio garcia wasn't amused to see a band waiting for him after he bogied 16 and then it was a

henderson. microphone please. >> sorry. just a couple of points of clarification. i think we have some good news, some challenges, and just some mixed in the equation. one of the things i want to make sure it is clear for this board and that you our understanding is just to reiterate the revocation population in terms of what is going on and what will be coming back to san francisco, specifically san francisco is when we talked about earlier, but i think it is really defined what this problem is going to look like because san francisco already has so many programs in place already. we really do send one of the smallest amounts, the smallest population to the prison population because of the programs we of the programs that we already have. the numbers here in san francisco are going to be smaller than in some other counties, that have a higher population. this will be a bigger burden on the larger population. this is typically a good thing because we have these programs in place, before they get to the present level. the challenging part of this is that this exact