about everything that you can think of for pediatric denistry was something they should have senator brooker helped the city. chris took his elaborate business plan straight to the city officials. before long the loans were approved and by 2009 dental kids was officially open for business. >> in terms of revenues, 2009 we made about $500,000 in revenues. and to move forward to today, we make a little over $2 million in revenues. >> these numbers are even more significant because roughly 80% a state subsidized plan or medicaid which many refuse to accept because of low reimbursement rates. those concerns have not stopped the business from building. >> right now we see anywhere between 50 to 65 patients a day. >> before they even meet the doctors they're meeting the front desk people. they're talking to some on the telephone. when your child is being cared for, they're being cared for by someone that you feel that sense >> one of the things we believe is you cannot have a business and community without become part of the community. >> we had the same place now for five or six years. the exact

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>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude.

. >> we have our other team brooker creek in tarpon springs. he spoke about his job and he says one kid asked if he had been to mexico for a story and another student wanted to know what it's like to ride busch gardens rides for work. bobby said it was awesome. tonight at 5:00 we will tell you more about what these young minds think of tv news. >>> dirt flowers spoke with a journalist at john hopkins elementary. these kids range from 11 to 13 to ask questions about favorite stories and if there have been bloopers. >> never, [ laughter ]. >> i will be in palm harbor this afternoon. if the school looks familiar we were out there a few weeks ago. phenomenal journalism program. >> so much fun. >> it's great to get out there and visit with folks and the questions are fine. is a treat. so much sunshine out there. we have so much more in the forecast. even with the next frontal >>> the group madison is spreading don't drink and drive message for 30 years and progress has been made. the number of people killed in drunk driving crashes has gone down but

and then we're going to speak to barbara brooker, who is the organizer of the age march right here inrancisco. but before we get started with our program, let's check in with what people are saying about donald trump. and i bring him up because i know you probably tuned in

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acke run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. little deeper. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections. well-coached. well-played games. third and nine. hali, pushed. of

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections. well-coached. well-played games. third and nine. hali, pushed. offensive tackl

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections.

>> mike: brooker. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts a little edge to the broncos, a little deeper. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. a little edge to the broncos, a off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections.

>> mike: brooker. no gain.ker, who was flagged on the last play, makes this one in the run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. >> mike: at altitude. a little edge to the broncos, a little deeper. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured thi

thank you for having me get my name is barbara rose brooker and i'm here to present my age march. age march i'm the founder of the first age march in history in san francisco. age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it

. >> we turn to the experts brian fendry and chris slinker both brookers and realtors with berkshire hathaway. than >> thank you. >> let's talk about who chooses these downtown locations third ward, near east side. i feel like it's fun, young, trend trendy people. >> interesting enough it's the fun older people and the young cool people. we see both. we have seen a lot with the growth of business downtown. all of the development is bringing a lot of new executives to town. and they are coming from bigger condominiums downtown and be able to walk to work et cetera. we also have the young trend setter who is are looking for a fun place to go. chris is part of that group. chris is still living downtown. at one point i lived downtown up until when i moved out to lake country about ten years ago. >> it's beautiful. and i love that you guys use drones for this video. because it really gives you a perspective not only on how beautiful it is, but just the space and all of the reasons it is so great so close to the water, to the lake. and beautiful views as we look at this, what types of down

>> mike: brooker. no gain. acker, who was flagged o run game. >> cris: it's amazing when you play at this level of intensity for four quarters and you give it everything they have. and here comes this fifth quarter. and you can see it on their faces out there. they're going for oxygen. trying to catch their breath. all still playing their guts out. because of injuries and coming off of a bye week. second and ten, siemian. escaping. from behind, houston gets him. it will be a gain of a yard. houston, finally ended up making the play. >> cris: they had it set up. they were basically going. here's justin houston on the outside. and they had a double-move going to emmanuel sanders at the top of the screen. and it just didn't work out. nicely covered that time by peters, who was a little susceptible to those plays but answered the bell on that one. >> mike: two play callers that couldn't find anything. figured things out as they've gone along. protections. well-coached. well-played games. third and nine. hali, pushe

thank you for having me get my name is barbara rose brooker and i'm here to present my age march. age march i'm the founder of the first age march in history in san francisco. age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it

thank you for having me get my name is barbara rose brooker and i'm here to present my age march. age march i'm the founder of the first age march in history in san francisco. age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it

thank you for having me get my name is barbara rose brooker and i'm here to present my age march. age march i'm the founder of the first age march in history in san francisco. age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it

thank you for having me get my name is barbara rose brooker and i'm here to present my age march. age march i'm the founder of the first age march in history in san francisco. age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age seegation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it i