>> aledo of them on existing si -- a lot of them are on existing sites. but we have also developed new sites as well. you have been watching very carefully. they're attending preschool and more just and are going to kindergarten. supervisor farrell: i know you have to take off, but thank you for being here. next, from the san francisco unified school district. >> the afternoon. -- a good afternoon. on a personal note, as a father of two, this is also important to me as well. i wanted to get a snapshot of the school district is. more than a quarter of the students are in less leverage learners. 10% of special education. just under 20% are listed as gifted and talented. we have over 60% free reduced lunch population. we have an average tenure of 12 years for our teachers. we are a good representation of the diversity of san francisco. there are the huge populations that we serve. some of the big issues that have come up in some ways earlier today, if we first looked at enrollment, we talked about how there has been a decline, very caused -- a decline. very

. >> deeply skeptical questions from justices kennedy and aledo and chief justice roberts.supreme court may overturn the healthcare reform the democrats have been

i believe it's compelling to thomas, to aledo, to roberts.why people think roberts is going to expand the clause. >> people think roberts -- look, if the court is going that way, if it looks like it's going to be 5-4 with roberts decenting to uphold the law, then roberts will switch. roberts will go to the majority side. >> exactly. >> this is the other thing. when you say do they worry -- there is, again, it's all whispe whispers. it's criminology trying to understand the supreme court. citizens united isn't sitting well. didn't quite understand. didn't see the impact, political impact. the concern about a 5-4 versus a 6-3. a 5-4, no matter which side, they will polarize the country. they don't want to be a part of it. >> say you are wrong and it's overturned. what is the political impact? >> it's tough on the president. it calls into question -- it creates a competency argument that the republicans have been wanting to make. the constitutional law professor couldn't pass a law. look, i think they are lucking out that it's romney as their op

. >> as justice aledo pointed out, the justice will be walking a fine line.0:00 o'clock. back to you. >> steve: look at that. steve centanni, as soon as you conclude, they give you a huge ovation. >> exactly. >> brian: what else is new? >> exactly. >> brian: live audience for reporters now. where do we get the budget? >> gretchen: i was trying to give think information. this is about the next topic. >> steve: notice steve centanni, during the interview, he got a huge ovation. >> gretchen: here is all our cards and i finally found it and it fell on the ground and it's about this. the national security administration or agency is building the country's biggest spy center. it will be in bluffdale, i believe it is, utah. it's 18 months away from now, they're spending a whole bunch of money on it. some people are concerned that they're starting to collect all this information on regular folks as well as maybe potential terrorists and that it could be a problem with our privacy and whether or not they're collecting too much stuff. >> steve: yeah. exactly what is th