i'm adrian williams i'm the executive director of the village project and i'm going to read this to get it all in. but for the past 8 years the project has supported business or so of the western edition and the city of san francisco. we support the children in subsidized housing we have provided services over our 89 years most of the support of collaboration and with the help of divorce. additionally we have helped to feed the communities hungry and trying to strive in our communities we also provide 5 families activities every year a and a senior promise for the 50 plus and a bash can you to kickoff the summer. though the funding was small it allowed us to give over 45 children activities including literacy and math sessions we tapped we do african dancing the babies ornament think field trips and though we have survived 8 years without funding is sure did feel good you guys took it back so i'm asking you guys to give it back so we can have one more year of funding. i love you guys i love you. >> i'm randall evans. my family go back 1 hundred and fourteen years but to get started here

my name is adrian williams and i am from the western addition. and i work with kids in public housing. and you don't hear my name mentioned a lot of times down here but i am single-handed we took care 45 kids from the facility last year. i step up to the plate because theirs been a void. we have limited services in my neighborhood and all of the time - first i was you angry when i heard about the budget coming out then i tried to be reasonable i said i'd come and talk to you guys because i found out only 3 cv ls is being fund and none of the cb os is being fund. so when you're talking about staff i'm the poster child i live, eat ad

. >> reporter: the street car plan was first begun under former mayor tony williams and pursued by adrian fenty and now gray. they hope to have 22 miles of street cars by 2020. street cars were once common in the city. robert thompson, the paper's dr. gridlock, said the back to the future street cars and other public transportation help unite communities. >> anything, street cars, any purple line project, for example, up in montgomery and prince george's counties, it's not just about moving people, it's about community development as well. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> right now not a bad rush hour near georgetown but that is not stopping people in one community that is in the middle of a road war. we'll find out what's got so many families ready for a fight. >>> why people living at this condo lost water last month and what could lose a lot more >>> if you've ever driven down wisconsin avenue towards georgetown, you know how congested it can be. >> some residents say the new traffic patterns have only made it a lot worse. >> it's so bad many want the city to undo

williams pleaded guilty to third-degree murder. adrianon who snipped the neck of baby d pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and other charges. finally, pearl gosnell, dr. gosnell's wife pleaded guilty to illegal late term abortion and conspiracy. she would not testify against her husband. the others would testify at trial to what they saw and what they did. horrible crimes no longer alleged but admitted. >> actual people that worked under the employ of dr. kermit gosnell admitted that they murdered babies as part of the regular routine practice of what was going on in that shop of horrors. so this isn't speculation. this isn't a theory by the prosecution. this is real and it is murder. >> bret: the remaining question was whether a jury would find gosnell himself guilty of any of the killings. he pleaded not guilty to murder and a long list of lesser charges that included infantacide, conspiracy, illegal late term abortions. his employee eileen o'neill would stand charge with him on charges of theft by deception. a 17 member jury was imp

williams pleaded guilty to third-degree murder. adrian moton who snipped the neck of baby d pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and other charges. finally, pearl gosnell, dr. gosnell's wife pleaded guilty to illegal late term abortion and conspiracy. she would not testify against her husband. the others would testify at trial to what they saw and what they did. horrible crimes no longer alleged but admitted. >> actual people that worked under the employ of dr. kermit gosnell admitted that they murdered babies as part of the regular routine practice of what was going on in that shop of horrors. so this isn't speculation. this isn't a theory by the prosecution. this is real and it is murder. >> bret: the remaining question was whether a jury would find gosnell himself guilty of any of the killings. he pleaded not guilty to murder and a long list of lesser charges that included infantacide, conspiracy, illegal late term abortions. his employee eileen o'neill would stand charge with him on charges of theft by deception. a 17 member jury was

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