rariko ruby he espinosa. [speaker not understood]. and one more, vera hale. >>> hi, everybody. it's really nice to see such a good turnout of community members and community collaboraters. my name is amber carol. i'm here representing the aging and disability resource center as part of a community services of san francisco. i'm here on behalf of both district 1 and 4. we provide information, referral and a sis tabtion to seniors and adults with disabilities throughout san francisco. ~ assistance we have a very small staff of 7 people who go to different senior centers and community organizations and provide these services for the community. we serve nearly 10,000 individuals each year. what i'm asking for is continued support of this program. we provide translation support. we help people with housing applications and give them really any information that they need. we're really doing our best to reach out to communities that are not as reachable. we're bringing in a lot of volunteers right now to reach communities whose languages are not represented very well in organizations

. >> i don't think they're better than us, that's what danny espinosa said a few weeks ago after atlantaxpect athletes to display that kind of bravado, but my job is to speak the truth. okay, the braves are better right now and when you watch them play, you can tell. gio getting ready to try to -- what is that, the crab stretch? i don't know. we know his legs were stretched. his arm wasn't. that's a freaky freddie freeman bat bash right there. first 2 innings four runs. we know we call rg3 a dual threat quarterback. tim hudson is a dual threat baseball player. he pitches and he hits, too. he goes, third home run. nats lose ninth in a row to atlanta since last year. >> that's the thing i can't explain it. strike out nine and all of a sudden walk five. i mean if you can find an answer to that, tip your hat. >> just a tough outing for him. when you pitch, you got to hit your spots, make good pitches. he just didn't do it. >> all right. most fans probably turned the channel by mid game to watch this, espn's documentary on bryce harper, a lot of great video here. later in the inning bryce's r