edgewood has been a good neighbor for over one 100 years and the neighbors did appreciate the service that they provide to children and youth of san francisco county. some neighbors expressed concern about noise and safety. the siren policy that means when children are brought to the facility there won't be a siren. and the 28th avenue entrance has been remodeled to add security. so i have edgewood here to answer any questions you have regarding this resolution. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you just let me be very clear from the outset that i understand the importance and the need for this service and i had a conversation with a public health director today specifically about this item i do believe that at some point the city needs to designate a facility as an alternative because right now there's only one facility that actually provides that service. and so i don't question the need for it i don't question the fact that this should happen and should happen expedio u.s. ly but we need to be careful about what kind of entity we designate and i have some serious concerns about edgewo

anderson here from edgewood. i don't know if you need more. okay. here you go. okay. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you so much for hearing us today. let me start out by why we're hear and what we're requesting. we're here to request the board of supervisor to designate a facility for children and youth in san francisco who are in psychiatric crisis. at 5151 designation for the crisis unit will allow youth in psychiatric crisis to be taken to a specialized youth oriented facility. you are probably wondering what this unit does. it provides care in a family setting and psychiatric care providing linkage and case management for follow up services and behavioral stabilization to avoid psyche emergency services. this is a 23-hour facility and most of our psychiatric hospitals for children and youth are out of county we have one facility in san francisco that's saint marys but that only takes children 12 and older we have no facilities for children in the city for children 12 and under so they have to go to contra costa county john muir that's the closest one. so you c

anderson here from edgewood. i don't know if you need more. okay. here you go. okay. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you so much for hearing us today. let me start out by why we're hear and what we're requesting. we're here

anderson here from edgewood. i don't know if you need more. okay. here you go. okay. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you so much for hearing us today. let me start out by why we're hear and what we're requesting. we're here to request the board of supervisor to designate a facility for children and youth in san francisco who are in psychiatric crisis.

government it appears that this property management company, crawford edgewood managers, have a long term contract for subsidized housing for residents in this property and others. we have not heard back from dcha about this situation here today or in the last several days with this extremely cold weather. but we're also told that those contractors who were here to do that repair work are being sent to beltsville to get some pieces of equipment, piping that would repair this radiator situation. we're told that this repair will likely get started between noon and 3:00 p.m. today. and one more positive note on this story, we heard from one of our viewers, lisa adare from northeast washington has offered up her heated apartment, an extra apartment for this family that we interviewed, ashley prince and her 3-month-old daughter. ashley saying she's going to wait and see what happens here. hopefully this will get repaired today. if not, she may take care up on that. we will stay on this story until this situation is solved. back to you. >> thanks so much for asking those questions, mike. s

conte: edgewood arsenal. it was army chemical center in edgewood maryland. ,professor han: chemical center? mr. conte: army chemical center. professor han: what kind? mr. conte: it was the headquarters for army chemical center. professor han: did you get any chemical weapons training? mr. conte: we were trained with smoke, the smoke screens. we made smoke for the smoke screens. the chemical smoke company. professor han: i see. in general, it was infantry? mr. conte: we took basic infantry training. but after that we took specialized training with all kinds of weapons and smoke generators. professor han: smoke generators. wow. kind of an advanced military training? mr. conte: yeah. professor han: i never heard of that he four. -- before. professor han: well, they had a unit like that in world war ii you know, smoke screens for particular battles like that. i don't think they used any smoke. after i got captured, i didn't what they did. i found out later on they used one smoke screen when they were drawing from

to the south of wilmington on i-95 there in maryland to the north of edgewood, you can see that snow, lavender indication of the heavier burst of snow starting to move in. from the west/east direction we will track this activity. we have snow showers building in down across route one there in smyrna dover, and areas in south injuries friday salem glassboro to millville and sea isle city. we are await ago this snow squall and peak time period to find the activity now right through 10:00 o'clock tonight. temperatures outside it is 35 in dover. 36 degrees in wildwood. we have the exception of those two locations, everyone else is either at freezing mark or below. thirty in philadelphia with the wind chill currently of 24 degrees. the just 15 in the poconos. twenty in allentown. twenty-seven for both reading and lancaster. satellite six with action radar a, this is frontal boundary that we are tracking. clipper system is moving on through but we have to await the arrival of the arctic front, so once that comes through that is when we have the heavier burst of snow and snow squalls. this a

she was at the intersection of edgewood road and route 24 behind a man who she says told her he lost something valuable. something that can never be replaced. >> then all of a sudden he turned around to get back in his car and motioned for us to go around him that he had lost his wedding band. >> reporter: brian says she immediately got out to help but neither could find the ring. that's because they were in the thick of saturday's winter storm. then brian says it was around 7:00 wednesday night when she spotted something unusual on her drive home from work. >> i was sitting at the red light and something caught my eye, i guess the diamonds the car lights were glistening off of it. and i turned around and i looked and i saw it. >> reporter: most of the snow had melted away by then. bryant says her only concern now is that the rightful owner of that ring comes forward. she says her niece, who was in the car during that ordeal got a good look at the man but bryant did not. >> there's serp things in the ring that we can question but that is my biggest fear is giving the ring to someone

to that end, he opened a school in greensboro called the edgewood academy, and that was an extended educational opportunity for women. it offered courses in mathematics and writing and more accelerated subjects than what traditionally would have been offered women, especially in the american south. as he was governor, he maintained this as his residence, but he and his family did live in the executive mansion in raleigh. i bet that he had several favorite is, but i bet his favorite room was probably the west parlor where we are right now. it was probably his favorite because it is very much like him. the architecture of the building is a bit over-the-top for north carolina. the ceiling of the room is cast plaster. it was designed by aj davis. it incorporates north carolina. there are magnolia flowers. there are vines, which are indigenous to north carolina. this was probably one of the most elaborate rooms the state of north carolina when it was completed in the 1840's. the doors are greene -- grained. they are painted like finer would, -- woods. aj davis incorporated mirrors into the backs of

we've got this crash northbound 280 at edgewood road. >> thank you very much. . >>> check out our temperaturesay. so if you're heading down to pebble beach to watch the celebrities play ♪ ♪ your lips are moving ♪ ♪ i know you lie because your lips are moving ♪ ♪ tell me do you think i'm dumb ♪ ♪ i might be young but ♪ >> there they are, the dancing with the stars pros those four coming back to the new season. guess what we have six more coming up. >> and do not forget you don't want to miss the entire "dancing with the stars" live cast reveal february 24th right here on "gma." find out which celebrities will be busting a move in the ballroom this upcoming season. >>> all right. then we are counting down to the academy awards with oscar nominee and star of "birdman," michael keaton. find out how he is prepping for the big night when he talks with lara. >> yeah that was great. big fun. big fun. >>> first, guys we've got more with "dancing with the stars." this is the second part of our big announcement. right now we'll reveal the rest of next season's cast of pro dancers. so now we know val, kym

from touring edgewood elementary school on charleston's west side to celebrating the newly renovated harpers ferry middle school in the eastern panhandle i've had the opportunity to see firsthand changes we're making to help our students succeed. we are laying the groundwork to support our communities and develop future leaders and innovators of the next generation. as we compete in today's global economy, we must start with our middle school and high school students by providing them with the high-tech skills they need. in 2013 business and industry in west virginia identified a critical need for workers with strong technical, computer and mechanical skills. that's why this year i've set aside funding to establish a stem network to review current stem-related education initiatives and refine and expand local programs to better serve our students. as we increase and improve stem education opportunities, there will be a need for more certified chemistry, robotics and advanced math teachers in our classrooms. we must ensure our students are being taught by great teachers including thos

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