essential nutrition, especially to children and seniors, according to executive director patricia drummond. >> a lot of clients, because of health needs, they don't eat the canned food items, so they are grateful to be able to get fresh produce. >> reporter: in montgomery county, there are approximately 50,000 people living in poverty. that is about 5.7%. and with healthy and nutritious food -- becoming so expensive, it is the least likely to be purchased. that is why the rainbow is so important, especially this food bank. >> reporter: anita kent griffin says she is grateful for the help, for her children and herself. >> it helps me when i run out of food at home i know i can always come here. i pray to god today that they do not shut her down. >> reporter: kent griffin is just one of about 100 families the pantry serves each week. >> it is wonderful to know that you can help people that really need the help, that you can make a difference in their life. >> you sleep much better at night, don't you? >> yes, much better. >> reporter: although she told me about her passion for volunteering a

more than 500 students spent the afternoon on cots and stretchers as part of a mock mass casualty drummond to provide hands-on emergency preparedness training for students going into the health-care field. the exercise was prompted by the 5.8 magnitude earthquake. responders say that residents did not act appropriately when the quake struck last summer. have you ever heard of a rain garden? he might be plotting how the plant one of your own after the story. a small patch of green can add up to a bonus for the chesapeake bay. >> this is a story about a tree and how it is helping to boost the help of the chesapeake bay. of the tree, part of a $7,000 rain garden on the campus of river hill high school. >> we want it to be an example and template for other high schools. and hopefully throughout the whole u.s. >> the final planting wynton friday morning. the student-driven project pushed to completion with help of volunteers and thousands of dollars. >> we rivel soup get funds from the grant program. >> students say this area was a muddy, swampy, but the mess. >> a breeding ground and also it w

fails to accurately describe the multiple reasons for the operation of washington street between drummond and the embarcadero. there is mentioning up withing the sidewalk. -- there is a mention of widening the sidewalk. the description fails to say the primary reason for the elimination of the median is to allow for left-hand turns into the proposed garage. it also fails to mention that the widening of the sidewalks their is not achieved by setting the project back from the edge of the sidewalk but by narrowing the public right way and eliminating the five-foot mediant itself. one of the issues is that that median was put in in the mid- 2000's. although landscaping has matured, all of a sudden we are thinking of tearing it out. there is an issue of who is going to pay for that? is it a developer cost? is it going to fall back on dpw or the city in some way? further on, with respect to sidewalk widening, the current sidewalk is 10 feet wide, approximately typical for the area of. the proposal is to widen the sidewalk out to about 20 feet or so. to enhance pedestrian connection and improve

. >> superintendent alex drummond gets a lead from the undercover team.hey have spotted a woman they recognize from some earlier camera surveillance. >> there's an oriental female in a brown jacket that is the madam from normal terrace, we suspect. she'll be heading back towards the top end of the road. can you go get her? middle-aged lady in a brown jacket. she's the madam. we want her arrested. >> this lead may be just the breakthrough the police need. a chance to arrest a member of the trafficking gang and take a first step up the criminal ladder. a chance to start unraveling the network. coming up -- a potential customer learns the hard way that his favorite brothel is closed. >> i won't beat around the bush, all right. the premise is used as a brothel. my interpretation of what you've been there is probably you going there. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club pas

how it will work with larry and eric maintaining their voting control over the company but before drummond larry page was talking about the progress that google has made, the clean-up of products, making a more consistent look and feel, maintaining the passion of a start-up and how they shuttered more than 30 products going forward. he talked about google plus and the engagement that they've had there. there's been controversy for a google user. google interested in this because from facebook side of it, they think that their users are more engaged than google plus users and google is more liberal in how they count engagement. as we reported before, revenue in line with expectations, eps better than expectations but cost per click, the measure that declined before declined this quarter. they have more clicks. overall prices but more clicks that help them maintain revenue levels. maria? >> jon, thank you. stay with us. david, principal at gva research, is joining us. you were disappointed in the dividend that we are digesting here? >> yes. no, i was. to the extent it wasn't apparent at the

we have northern drummond, sprint and u.s airways as well.big ones to watch. >>> and the fed wraps up its two-day meeting with a decision due at 12:30 pchl eastern. updated economic forecast will come out at 2:00 p.m. and then ben bernanke's press conference will be at 2:15. you can catch it all with nbc's special coverage beginning at 12:15 eastern time. we're joining again by joe clark. he's the founder and ceo of the financial group and of course our guest host julia coronado. joe, i want to come back to you for the blowout earnings. tim cook, a pretty good run for him. how does he keep this momentum going forward. >> you've got seven people worldwide that want to experience apple and the things that are going on. the per square foot, there is no retail never the world with the exception maybe in the jewelry side that can do what he has been able to do with retail stores when they opened up in china. they had to shut down right away because of the mass of people that rushed in. i think that's where it goes. the ipad just continues to get b