david lee miller joins us live with news that is likely to leave a lot of parents hot under the collar reporter: indeed this is a serious problem underscored by a survey by the national league of cities, which said revenue and spending cuts are worse than they've been in the last 25 years. that isp}q now causing severe problems with summer programs throughout the country. let's talk about new york city. here a number of swimming pools, four, had to be closed because there isn't enough money to go around. additionally, youth ememployment program had its budget slashed by 15 million dollars that translates into 10,000 fewer spots for kids. in washington, d.c., 17 million cut from summer programs that means about 15,000 kids there are going to have to go without organized activities this summer. one group in the nation's capital says funding went from 120,000 last year to zero this year in cash strapped detroit, summer program that once served 7500 kids can now accommodate only 1200. as you said, the bottom line kelly, for many kids this summer is going to amount to a break from school, b

david lee miller is live in our new york city news room with more details about this, and david, how are the cuts across the board? >> well, unfortunately, kelly, thises a serious prem problem as you mentioned not just in new york city, but across the country. the national league of cities, reductions in revenues and cuts in spending are at this time, worse than they have been in the last 25 years. and let's talk now, that's some of the cuts in summer programs, i have a laundry list here. in new york city, a youth employment program was slashed by 15 million dollars and about 10,000 fewer spots also in new york city of the pools in the city had to be shut and in washington d.c., youth advocates say that 17 million was cut from summer programs, and that meant up to 15,000 kids are having to go without organized activities. one group in d.c. said the funding went from 120,000 to the summer to zero and in cash strapped detroit, a summer program that once served some 7500 can now only accommodate 1200 kids and coast to coast there are reports that libraries are having to layoff staff, cu

for "teen kids news ""i'm david lee miller, fox news channel in >>> all right, young america, what'sour opinion? we'll find out in "speak of the week." >> if you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go? >> i would probably want to go to the galapagos actually and um i don't know, my sister went there and it looked really, really cool. like everyone possible. so many places, like how could you choose? >> spain, just because i went there one summer. i loved the food. i loved the culture. i loved being able to take a siesta during the day. that definitely flows well with me. >> los angeles is a really fun city or chicago. >> i would go to london because i've never been there. a lot of my camp counselors are from there. i'd love to go visit them. >> i know where i'd like to go. wherever shia labouf is. for "teen kids news," i'm sam. >>> this season we were invited to do some behind the scenes reporting on the new york yankees. here's this week's segment. >> tyler here with the field report. today we're getting a tour of yankee stadium with tony morante. let's go check it out.

family members say kern county deputies accused david lee turner of buying alcohol for some minors. turner denied the claims and started to walk away. he was with his teenage son who told his sister what happened next. >> as he was walking away the officer came up behind -- one of the officers came up behind him and hit him in the back of the legs with a billy club causing him to fall on his knees. >> the sheriff's department says deputies shot turner after he hit one of them over the head with a bag containing beer. the shooting is under investigation. >>> antioch police have begun a summer long crack down on kids breaking curfew. now the curfew runs from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. officers cited 37 teenagers in the until park area friday night. police say the crack down is not aimed at harassing kids but rather to keep them safe from juvenile and adult criminals. >> the crimes range from simple assaults, simple thefts to strong armed robberies. >> i mean as a kid you're always going to want a later curfew, but when you have to be home, you have to be home. >> now problem areas range

this question is to david lee n. tofareed.tly with astonishment as young people streamed into squares and streets in tunisia and egypt to demand political rights and to demand that authoritarian and corrupt leaders leave the scene. the parallels between our world and china are far from perfect. china is a mature society. the arab world is young. china created hundreds of millions of jobs, arab governments have not. but, china, like the arab world, tolerates almost note this sense -- almost no dissent. there is growing income inequality in china. china is about to undergo a leadership transition. will there be growing demand for political rights in china, and how will the leadership coat? [applause] -- how will the leadership cope? >> i knew this question would come up. i don't need to be reminded of the arab spring. we knew this long before, since day one of economic reform. after economic success, people knew in china that there will be more voices, more demands for expressing opinions and political participation in decision

but it's a good week for good journalism because its reporters at the guardian like nick davis of david lee have been consistently campaigning on this issue against the normal political pressure from the complaints you know the media complaints places here against news international they've kept going and they've exposed this so that's good work by good job ethical journalists but i think that actually may turn the tide because it's going to be a very brave editor that now hacks into someone's boat. you know it looks at somebody medical records because they're seeing what's happening to those who have so in terms of ethical good journalism you know i think it might be a breakthrough i think this could be some serious ramifications for the press generally but seriously. this may be a good thing. in a few minutes we ask if one death can do america's afghan mission after having highs eyes have brothers killed by his own guard our team reports on how it puts the u.s. on the back food tackling the taliban. libya's rebels have become the legitimate power holders in the country in the eyes of more

this question is to david lee n. tofareed. recently with astonishment as young people streamed into squares and streets in tunisia and egypt to demand political rights and to demand that authoritarian and corrupt leaders leave the scene. the parallels between our world and china are far from perfect. china is a mature society. the arab world is young. china created hundreds of millions of jobs, arab governments have not. but, china, like the arab world, tolerates almost note this sense -- almost no dissent. there is growing income inequality in china. china is about to undergo a leadership transition. will there be growing demand for political rights in china, and how will the leadership coat? [applause] -- how will the leadership cope? >> i knew this question would come up. i don't need to be reminded of the arab spring. we knew this long before, since day one of economic reform. after economic success, people knew in china that there will be more voices, more demands for expressing opinions and political participation in dec

. >>> bakersfield, california, another police shooting killed a former nfl football player david lee police say that turner was buying beer for minors and he had hit an officer in the head with a -- of beer. the second officer shot and killed turner who was a running back that played two seasons for the cincinnati bengals. >>> in balance more, barry landau and another man charged of theft. it has one of the largest collection of of memorabilia. they tried to steal papers signed by abraham lincoln. >>> crew members from the international space station are getting ready for the latest spacewalk. the last spacewalk actually. it will last more than six hours and get this. the "atlantis" crew is also testing a new system to turn their urine into a sugary flavored sports drink. that got us thinking about the list of many things developed by the space program. let's get some perspective on that and turning to our john zarrella who has covered nasa so many years. here are the live pictures. this is happening right now as we speak. first of all, tell us about what they are working on right no

this question is to david lee n. tofareed. recently with astonishment as young people streamed into squares and streets in tunisia and egypt to demand political rights and to demand that authoritarian and corrupt leaders leave the scene. the parallels between our world and china are far from perfect. china is a mature society. the arab world is young. china created hundreds of millions of jobs, arab governments have not. but, china, like the arab world, tolerates almost note this sense -- almost no dissent. there is growing income inequality in china. china is about to undergo a leadership transition. will there be growing demand for political rights in china, and how will the leadership coat? [applause] -- how will the leadership cope? >> i knew this question would come up. i don't need to be reminded of the arab spring. we knew this long before, since day one of economic reform. after economic success, people knew in china that there will be more voices, more demands for expressing opinions and political participation in dec

david lee miller has more from new york. hi, david. >> hi, shannon. it is not your usual summer camp. for one week each year, kids in mississippi who have parents or relatives in the air national guard or army national guard can attend what is billed as the kit eag annual training. they eat in bar ranks and the mess hall and they learn how to make and get up clos look at the military weapon and gear. emily, whose dad is in afghanistan, says the camp is more than a good time. >> it is really fun. i enjoy doing it and meet new people. it teaches me how to march and what he does. when he is out, when he is deployed. >> campers are between nine and 12 years old. the program provides reassurance that loveed ones serving overseas are safe and well looked after. the program director says it allows kids to make friends with other kids from military families. >> the camp is all about building teamwork and team building. but it's also about having that common bond of having deployment that other children here that have deployed parents or grand parents or sibli

david chiu. sitting next to him, the mayor of our great city, and elite. -- ed lee. [applause] the chief marketing officer for audi america, organizer of this event. [applause] the man whose design we will be enjoying, walter hood. and finally, the director of the business improvement district. [applause] here in san francisco, on a beautiful, sunny day, it is time to celebrate the innovative spirit of san francisco. we innovate social policy, housing, the environment, on transportation and technology. we innovate when it comes to the weather. we call this summer, here in san francisco. and when it comes to the public way, it is hard to think about innovation. it was billed years ago and it is hard to change, at least that is what some people think. although much of the public rights of way in san francisco take up 25% of our city, they were built generations ago, in a different time to serve different needs with different sensibilities, largely built for people to pass through, as opposed to being in. we are changing that in the city and we are showing that the envi

phone alleged by someone won at "news of the world" to the passing of the police about what was on david lee miller lee dowler's phone. martha: president obama is starting a press conference. we go to him. >> over the course of the weekend. and continued to urge both democrats and republicans to come together around an approach that not only lifts the debt ceiling, but also solves the underlying challenges that we face when it comes to debt and deficits. some progress was made in some of the discussions, some narrowing of the issues. speaker boehner and the republican house caucus felt it necessary to put forward the plan that they are going to be voting on today. i think everyone's estimation is that that is not an approach that could pass both chambers. it's not an approach that i would sign and it's not balanced. but i understand the need for them to test that proposition. the problem we have now is we're in the 11th hour, and we don't have a lot more time left. the good news is that today a group of senators, the gang of six, democrats, and republicans, i guess now it's a gang of seven b

david lee miller looks how the money crisis will hit the youngest residents?we're not just talking about new york city, a nationwide problem, for thousands of young people, summer is going to be a boring break from school. the problem cutbacks in services and programs across the entire country. problems here in new york city mean four pools are going to be forced to close and youth employment program has been slashed. and in detroit, a summer program that served 7500 is going to serve 1200 kids. lack of money means that 15,000 kids will be without summer activity. according to a survey, cuts in spending than at any time in the last 25 years. some argue cutting now may mean a bigger cost in the future. >> if we don't invest in children now, problems will be higher, crime will be higher, a lot of people will be out on the streets. >> reporter: there is some good news, private contributions are helping summer programs to survive. in houston, pools and recreation centers will now be open thanks to infusion of cash from energy company donations. and jobs and money

jon: david lee miller, language you.atti ann: for couples trying to have children the time it takes to conceive can feel like an eternity. a surprising new study find that women who have gum disease take an average of two months longer to get pregnant than woman with healthy gums. let's bring in dr. steven garner with new york's methodist hospital. thanks for joining us. the average woman takes five months, those with gum disease take seven months on average. that is the same as the difference for someone who is obese. >> that's correct. it's startling. people are looking for fertility tips and things and it may be the two things i'm holding, the floss and the toothbrush. patti ann: very significant tools. >> for nine caucasian people it takes over a year too get pregnant, which is too much time in black women. patti ann: it seems order in a there is a difference there betweeness nice a tees. let's explain the science here for a minute. gum disease forms pockets and in those pockets you can get infection and that can cau

business improvement district, property owners, and the businesses, i would like to thank mayor lee, supervisor david chiu, the city departments, the san francisco municipal transportation agency, and audi of america, and a special thank you to those who supported this trend for this project. when we embark on this new project, it reminded us of where we have been and where we are going in union square. 164 years ago, jasper overall, who has a street named after him one week away, was commissioned by the city to lay out a design for its streets and parks, including union square. the park's design was designed to be infighting, accessible, beautiful, and memorable. today, architect walter put has applied those same qualities beautifully to the powell street promenade with a contemporary landscape design with features and heard of, like solar technology and wi-fi. o'farrell may not have imagined at the time that 100,000 people would use this street every weekend, making it the busiest city corridor. now with this promenade, it will be one of the best places to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city, o

. >> on the david jaycee lee dugard was found i believed mchale would be found. >> that hopes faded when hebert investigators failed to turn up evidence linking the caleb to philips and nancy garrido when they searched the antioch compound in 2009. her mom says despite the lack of physical evidence there are compelling reasons that phillip garrido is one of six persons of interest police are looking at in her daughter's disappearance. one reason is how closely resembles the sketch of the suspect. >> i even heard from mchale is friend who was an eyewitness, she thought that it could be him. she said it looked like it never that she saw. >> now, the revelation that the garrido's was videotaping young women which started around 1989, one year after mchale was kidnapped. that obviously means that he was out patrolling for kids. i understand he was in some sort of halfway house in 1988, but i know that he had freedom to come and go. i know that nancy was in the house in 1988. i just want peace. i just want to know where my daughter is. >> maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> new details, a judge or

we will be joined by mayor lee, board of supervisors president david chiu, as well as public utility commission general manager ed harrington. they will all join us for this event. we are also by this announcement inviting you to join us on the 27th for the reopening. earlier, supervisor brinkman mentioned the an exexpress is up and running. we launched on june 13 to relieve overcrowding on the light rail line. this has been in operation a little over a week and we are pleased to report the ridership is growing daily and feedback from our customers is positive and constructive. this service has been a model for what we are considering a proactive line management program and we have achieved record-setting on time performance with the service. also notable with this pilot that the vehicles have special paint schemes and new signage to make the route very simple and recognizable for customers. that seems to have contributed to the growth in rydership. the success has directly translated into reduced crowding and more comfortable conditions on our rail line, and it's helped us with thos

david chiu. >> aloha. it is an incredible honor to be here with you tonight. after 163 years, this is a glorious sight. i have spoken with mayor leeut the history of our community and we talk about what happened in 1870's with the first anti-asian exclusion acts. we talk about what happens after the 1906 earthquake when chinese residents were fighting not to be moved to a different part of the city. we talk about the japanese- american internment in the 1940's and we talk about the anti-communist purge of the asian-american communities here in san francisco in the 1950's. moving along to 1977 and the fall of the international hotel. our friends, we have come a long way. [applause] i have to tell you the most amazing moment of the year of 2011 was the first meeting of the board of supervisors this year on january 8, leading to the vote that we first cast for the first asian-american mayor in the city and county of san francisco. this was a vote that came about because you, the people of san francisco, elected four asian- american to the board of supervisors. and not just three chinese representatives, but the first korean-american

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lee could be the front-runner. supervisor and mayoral candidate david chu doesn't like it. >> i have heard that he is having second thoughts. >> reporter: do you feel betrayed by that? >> you know, at the end of the day, ed lee committed to all of san francisco. he made a promise to the city and to elected officials that he was not going to run. i hope that he is going to be a man of his word and stand by the promise. >> reporter: lee is popular at city hall. the bureaucrat everyone loves. but if he runs, he will be scrutinized. the claws are already coming out. >> there have been some very specific and disturbing allegations that have been raised about the shadowy forces behind the draft ed lee campaign, potentially engaging in unethical and possibly illegal activities to shake down corporations here in san francisco. >> reporter: he is referring to chinatown power broker rose pack who was reduced to tears when lee was first appointed interim mayor. >> well, you know, it's emotional and it's the first time long time coming. >> reporter: as lee's biggest supporter to run, some candidates question pack's ethics by u

for the first time we see pictures of victoria and david beckham's baby daughter, harper lee the author a mockingbird" and searven. we know that hearts were broken all over the united states after yesterday's loss to japan in the women's world cup. , but japan was a country that needed a little good news. >> reporter: in the urban sports bars of tokyo to the gymnasiums of rural japan, the sound, the same. jubilation. a team of underdogs against a stronger team they'd lost to 25 times, more than a sports team, they carry the prayers and hopes of the badly damaged nation moved to tears as they watch. >> translator: i think we witnessed something historic says this fan. i was so moved. >> reporter: hours after that incredible win, the game is being replayed across tokyo. it's not just soccer fans, but an entire nation desperately in need of a feel-good moment and some heroes. coming four months after the tsunami, japan continues to reel from the disaster. the fukushima nuclear plant remains a crisis still spewing radiation and months away from a cold shutdown. japan economy has struggled i

. >>> and david chu delivered his final batch of signatures to get his name on the mayoral ballot. nine candidates not including mayor leehave announced they are running for the mayor's office. >>> a new law bans using the homes of registered sex offenders as polling plays. governor brown has signed the law. it requires county election officials to check the polling addresses to megan's law. >>> a congressional anti trust hearing is set for september 31st and it find that google ranks users to send them chosen sites. they are also looking into charges that google -- >>> the deal is worth up to $1.3 million and is meant to help electronic art to compete against zynga. >>> peninsula congresswoman anna echu is calling on president obama to require contractors to disclose their political donations. republicans have blocked such legislation, in a letter to the president she urges him to sign an executive order. she says quote anyone benefiting from taxpayer money has the responsibility to be fully transparent. >>> a group of supervisors has removed a measure to change san francisco's care not cash program from the november pa

david robertson of the yankees loving that. adrian gonzalez with a solo shot off cliff lee. first all star homer. .owever, that's a three run shot, bruce bochy squad out in front and for good. it was 4-1 in the seventh. pablo sandoval slicing one just like you've seen him do so many times for the giants. another double to left for a 5- 1 lead. and then more theatrics from the closer. he slides into the mound. we've never seen that. the a's lefty gio gonzalez faces one batter and struck him out. nice job as he gets bruce of the reds. and then we go to the ninth, there was one out-two on when bryan wilson comes in and retires the final two batters. here's the last with no problems. the national league winning for the second straight time and bruce bochy talks it up with regards of using his own closer to get it done in the ninth. >> now we're in a closing situation, we had bryan ready. he comes out and gets the job. he's a great at-bat with conerco and good battle there. i was glad to get the game over with to tell you the truth because they had good batters coming up. >> you have immaculate hair rig

lee shah taylor, cnn, new york. >> let's go over to south africa, where david cameron, the prime minister of united kingdom will belater on alongside the south african president jacob zu ba. that is the conference area where they're going to be taking center stage. of course, we'll bring you anything he has to say when he starts speaking throughout the course of the next half hour. manisha. >>> now, back to the americas and hugo chavez's return to cuba for more cancer treatment. the president's health is of concern not only to his own country but to cuba as well. we'll take a closer look at that straight ahead. to your kids' w. new neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. >>> hello. welcome back. this is "world business today." >>> it's in thanes of its vice president and finance minister. at least that's the case for now. while the ailing president hugo chavez is in cuba. he arrived over the weekend for therapy on an undescribed cancer. >> reporter: a hearty greet

david robertson of the yankees loving that. adrian gonzalez with a solo shot off cliff lee. first all star homer. .at's a three run shot, bruce bochy squad out in front and for good. it was 4-1 in the seventh. pablo sandoval slicing one just like you've seen him do so many times for the giants. another double to left for a 5- 1 lead. and then more theatrics from the closer. he slides into the mound. we've never seen that. the a's lefty gio gonzalez faces one batter and struck him out. nice job as he gets bruce of the reds. and then we go to the ninth, there was one out-two on when bryan wilson comes in and retires the final two batters. here's the last with no problems. the national league winning for the second straight time and bruce bochy talks it up with regards of using his own closer to get it done in the ninth. >> now we're in a closing situation, we had bryan ready. he comes out and gets the job. he's a great at-bat with conerco and good battle there. i was glad to get the game over with to tell you the truth because they had good batters coming up. >> you have immaculate hair right now. >>

lee was not there. acting mayor scott weiner was there, and we were joined by board of supervisors president david chiu last friday morning to mark this milestone. the next item is related to the pride parade. the city will attract up to a million people to its 41st annual san francisco lgbt pride celebration, which will culminate in a festival saturday and sunday in the civic center