>> i guess i am not any clearer than evan is. this seems to me like the first president bush's first war in iraq. we were not sure exactly what our goal -- our stated goal was to shove them back -- >> get him out of kuwait. >> there were lots of questions about whether we should of gotten rid of saddam hussein 100 that is where we are today. can we live with a divided and libya with a no-fly zone? >> colby? >> i'm not having as much difficulty understanding this, whether you agree with it or not. the objective is to stop gaddafi from killing his own people. air superiority, aircraft back on the ground, protecting the civilian population. i think they have achieved that limited objective. the question is where do we go from here, but i don't see any confusion on the limited objective. >> benchmark of success, charles? >> the international community's policy, meaning the u.n. authorization, is to protect the population. that is the minimalist position. the u.s. as a separate -- i don't know if they used the word "objective," but it

>> i guess i am not any clearer than evan is. this seems to me like the first president bush's first war in iraq. we were not sure exactly what our goal -- our stated goal was to shove them back -- >> get him out of kuwait. >> there were lots of questions about whether we should of gotten rid of saddam hussein 100 that is where we are today. can we live with a divided and libya with a no-fly zone? >> colby? >> i'm not having as much difficulty understanding this, whether you agree with it or not. the objective is to stop gaddafi from killing his own people. air superiority, aircraft back on the ground, protecting the civilian population. i think they have achieved that limited objective. the question is where do we go from here, but i don't see any confusion on the limited objective. >> benchmark of success, >> the international community's policy, meaning the u.n. authorization, is to protect the population. that is the minimalist position. the u.s. as a separate -- i don't know if they used the word "objective," but it is clear

>>reporter: sometimes evan does act like a kid.and like any teenager he's looking forward to getting his driver's license. >> i'm still learning and probably going to get my license soon. >>reporter: it's about the only test evan has yet to pass. . him if in danville, abc 7 news. >> when we continues tonight the death toll in japan continues to climb country deals with multiple disaster. plus why the contribution to relief effort may not get there as fast as you think or wish. libya declares the cease fire after the united nations impose as no fly zone over the countr country. president obama as no fly zone over the countr country. president obama ultimatum for the lybian >> good evening once again. we want to begin the half hour by returning to what is happening in japan where it has been one week since the massive magnitude 9 earthquake hit followed by the deadly tsunami. millions reflected on the tragedy today with nationwide silence. so far the disaster claimed 7200 lives exceeding the death toll of 93 95 earthquake in kobee, j

co- founder evan williams to step down as ceo five months ago, is rarely in the office. various rumors that the other co owner may be coming back. on thursday

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as we said before, evans brothers has had 30,000 craft hours, of which 28,000 have been local labor. 90% or more total crap hours of the demolition team has been local. -- kraft hours of the demolition team had been local. -- craft hours of the demolition team has been local. if there are any questions, i believe that is the end. >> before i conclude my report, i wanted to welcome supervisor kim, who has joined us as one of our board members. we are pleased to have you, supervisor. i look forward to working with you. i have heard wonderful things about you and are pleased that you are joining our board. thank you for being a part of our team. directors, that concludes my report. director ford: ok, madam secretary, let's move on. >> your next item is public comment. it is an opportunity for the public to address the authority on matters not on the calendar. i have not received any indication that any member of the public wishes to address you. director ford: ok. public comment is closed. let's move onto the next item. >> moving on to your consent calendar. i have not received any indi

he's the first ever winner from the bay area and he is a 17-year-old evan. >> evan is playing a song he's making up as he goes along. this is just one of his many gifts. he flew to pick up a $100,000 intel research award. >> i didn't d.a math project about a a.prochl mating a square root with fractions. i compared two methods for doing this. the classic method giving most accurate results possible then dynamic method he was 19 months old and could count to 20. he knew equals at 20 months. >> at age five he taught himself to play piano n 2007, he won the scipps national spelling bee. >> here, i've colored regions based on the number. >> home schooled he will head to harvard in the fall. he takes graduate level math courses all. c berkeley. >> whales do you do? for fun? >> sometimes i work on math problems for my own fun. i can remember getting breaks like for thanksgiving and just get on the computer exploring interesting mathematical idea autos this is like cascade. >> sometimes he does act like a kid and looks forward to getting his driver's license. >> i'm hoping i can get it soon.

. >> we understand we have cnn carter evans. we have talked to him on the floor of the new york stock exchange. are you in hawaii right now? >> reporter: yeah i'm in hawaii right now. let me take the phone away from my ear for a moment. listen to this. >> sounds like the sirens. >> reporter: these are the civil defense sirens going off. this is the last one we will hear probably before the tsunami strikes. i'm at the warning center. it's on the island of a what hue. i was in waikiki tonight when this struck. i group up tonight. they taught us what to do in school. the tourists had no idea what was going on. it was up to the hotel operators telling them what to do. moving them you have -- moving them up to the sixth floor or higher. the tsunami is striking that island right now and the waves that are hit that island are pretty much in line with their predictions right about five feet high. they are saying we are sticking with our predictions. they are hitting the hawaiian islands in 15 minutes. >> as we know as you know as well c

. >> reporter: the alleged attacker is janelle evans, the star of mtv's "teen mom." >> mom, shut up. >> reporter: in this video licensed by abc news, evans can be seen attacking her former friend who says the fight was all over janelle's ex-boyfriend. do you think the show indirectly perhaps led to this fight between the two of you? >> i think it did because she used to be a really sweet girl, fun to be around. and since she's been on the show, she's just got a big head. she's been angry at the world. >> reporter: their fight is just the latest example of a string of violence incidents between reality stars on screen and increasingly off screen. the emotional, sometime brutal brawls have become a staple. like in this lover's quarrel on "jersey shore." to this table-flipping tirade on the real housewives of new jersey." to this alcohol induced rage on "kourtney and khloe take miami." it's a scene stealer. a publicist dream. when a pro mow showed snooki on "jersey shore" being punched, it went viral online, doubling the show's ratings. >> i think the biggest danger is the fact that we

the thing is that evan won the national spelling bee.o about that as well. and mathematics competitions? >> yes, i have won a mathematical competition three times? >> basketball, apparently. >> that's okay. >> you are going to take this money and go where to school? >> harvard. >> yay! good for you. what did you the do to win this one? >> first i had to do some research where i was given a math problem and i worked on it for a long time. it was about a year before i started working on it intensively for two weeks getting a lot of data on the computer. and then it was several months thereafter i kept getting the form las. >> i have a problem for you, i'll give you my checkbook and see if you can figure that one out. >> he doesn't work on really big numbers. >> there are not a lot of zeros there. >> thank you for coming. >> we are so proud of you. and the triple crown of smart competitions. >> fantastic. >> good for you. congratulations and thank you for coming. good luck. >> wow, what a champ, huh? >> top that, christina loren. >>> i'm th

but we have sara evans with us. sharing music with us from a brand-new cd.he stars." there's a wedding. >> a move to birmingham, alabama. i never intended to take such a long break between albums. and i've been working on this one for the last 2 1/2 years. and taking care of my family. just sort of taking my time on it. >> what brought you -- was it just that it was ready? or were you ready to bring this cd out and start singing again? >> it was when i felt that the cd was done. i had all of the songs i wanted. i had written everything i wanted to write. when we found this song, "a little bit stronger" -- >> which is great, by the way. >> thank you. that became the center point of the album. once we had that song, we felt it was complete. and now, it's out. >> "stronger" is the name of the cd. and "a little bit stronger." coming out of the last six years. and the song is, as we said, "a little bit stronger." >> "a little bit stronger." thank you so much for having us. ♪ woke up late today and i still feel ♪ ♪ the sting of the pain but i brushed my teeth anyw

we are trying to get carter evans on the phone for us. he's at the emergency center. the warning center. not far from waikiki. we understand that the water the waves are moving across hawaii. hawaii was hit first. the island of hawaii. so again we are keeping an eye on that. hopefully we all get you new information. right now we have christine solvey on the phone? no we are still trying to get more information here for our local emergency crews. our team coverage will continue here in japan here in the bay area again after that huge earthquake 8.9 and then tsunami that followed again. water moving into hawaii right now. trying to get the latest information. we are hearing from california emergency crews this morning. >> we are following up warnings the bay area has to be careful too. the time is 5:18 here on the ktvu morning news. >>> welcome back to the ktvu morning news. we are again following the developments in japan and how it's effecting us here in the bay area. petty officer levi reid is joining us from the coast card. the alameda coast guard is that correct? c

a danville teen has taken home first place 17-year-old evan odorne is from the east bay and the first bay area student to win the intel science talent search. organizers say he is also the first home schooled winner. he beat out 39 other finalists from across the country for his work in mathematics. the team found the answer to a mathematical problem. they won $100,000 and he got congratulations from the president, as well. >> and frank you weren't in the bay area but this is the same kid -- he is used to the national spotlight. he won the 2007 national spelling bee. >> he may be the president someday. >> yeah. >> evan o'dorney, home schooled. >> now where he is going to go to school? which where he wants! that's right, folks. he can go anywhere. he can write his ticket. if you are heading out the door this mornings you have showers outside, heavier amounts in parts of the north bay. also seeing showers sliding into the east bay, as well. rainfall continuing this morning and tapering off. but you have some showers into hayward, castro valley, also into the san ramon and dublin. rain t

people ask me who my heroes are, i say jack and evan, my co-founders. when you pick a hero you don't know, you're just projecting on to that person. when you pick someone you know and work, you can learn from them directly. and those we hire at twitter and not only that, the opportunities it has afforded me and my wife to have access to all of the philanthropic work that i've been doing. the ability to make even more of a positive impact on the world because of twitter. i'm truly grateful. tavis: i'm glad you came to see me. twitter is now 5 years old. they insist on saying happy anniversary, happy birthday. i don't know where they will be five, 10, 15, 20 years. good to have you here man. congratulations. happy birthday. >> thank you. tavis: that's our show for tonight. thanks for tuning in. until next time, keep the faith. >> i use twitter to learn and share what people are doing to make the world a better place. related to space, scuba diving, products. >> we're interested in music. news and funny people. >> i follow green day on twitter. they are my

we're talking about jenelle evans, she's been accused of everything from drug possession to breakingthe true intentions of the "teen mom" show and just how far people will go for reality fame. >> reporter: in this shocking video "teen mom" jenelle evans can be seen kicking brittany truet, a girl in her hometown. earlier, truet reportedly invited evans over to talk about a guy they were fighting over, but things turned vicious on this video licensed by abc news. it's just the latest controversy for jenelle evans, just last week she faced charges of drug possession and breaking and entering. her attorney addressed the fight. >> i have spoken to janelle about her video. she did not have a comment. >> reporter: it's just another black eye. for mtv's hit show. anna can also be seen repeatedly punching her on again, off again fiance in front of her daughter leah. >> people on reality tv shows are giving themselves permission to turn up the volume when there's a camera. but that's not an acceptable thing in her own personal life. wrt wrt. >> reporter: "teen mom" has come under fire with you

you might recognize evan o'dorney. he also won the scripps national spelling bee back in 2007. and he says he wants to go to harvard and i don't think he will have any trouble with that. >> harvard is already calling him saying you're in, in a big way. >>> it's like priceline for pants. >> yeah. gap is inviting shoppers now to name their price on 18 different pairs of khakis for men. you just make an offer at gap counters. check it out. on gapmyprice.com is good through today. a new way to get buyers in now. >>> 5:26. they are likely part of your morning grind. is starbucks brewing up a merger with peete's? the rumor circulating on wall street this morning. >> and some more fallout from the alleged police misconduct. officers accused of searching without warrants. this morning the impact on some drug cases, coming up. >>> and scientists studying where the next big tsunami could happen in the bay area. the surprising results of their research. >>> and the death line has came and went for pg&e to release records on its pipelines. what this might indicate about danger underneath s

stephen evans, a bbc news, berlin. >> leaders have called for an early election. protesters demanded the resignation of the president. opposition members also mark the anniversary of post-election riots in which 10 people were killed. >> voting with their feet. for these thousands of opponents, the current wave of the uprising is an inspiration. they wanted to force him from power. >> i am happy that thousands of people have found the courage to defend their homeland, their country. i am sure that they will win. >> this marks three years since a police crackdown that followed the presidential election and killed 10 people and left hundreds more injured. they have called for the release of many political activists detained at the same time. the name of the day's meeting is to get rid of the corrupt government. we want to elect a new government through democratic elections. he won the election three years ago with an outright majority in the first round of voting. his opponents claim it was rigged. independent observers said that a broadly met international standard

steven evans reports on a spectacular political fall from grace. >> until now, he has had a charmed political life. his glamorous wife, an aristocrat, right. today, the charm rent out. he resigned from the government because of a plagiarism scandal. >> he says, and a friendly talk with chancellor merkel, i told her that i would resign from my ministerial job. the attention was diverted him from his role as defense minister. the doctoral thesis he said he wrote, he did not write entirely. it was the work of others. no longer the temper of hurdles. the chancellor strode to the microphone and said she had accepted his resignation. >> she says, this morning, i was surprised that he asked to speak with me by telephone. i have accepted his resignation with a heavy heart. the german army is being radically restructured. his departure leaves a gap in government. he was also -- that froze politics into uncertainty. they stood by the defense minister and now sees him forced out. that cannot strengthen her position. >> the designer has been sapped by the fashion house as a video circulates on the intern

steven evans, bbc news, berlin. >> the latest headlines for you this hour on "bbc world news."the situation on the libyan- tunisian border is now a full- blown crisis. the german assembly has voted to suspend libya from the u.n. human rights council, accusing them of violation of human rights. and under arrest is still flaring across the middle east. the gulf state of oman is seen protests for the fourth day in a row, and there are words that troops have been deployed. and we have this report from peter barnes. >> the opposition said this was the biggest protest in yemen so far. thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of the capital, calling for president to step down. he has been facing dili protests since the clamor for reforms in tunisia and elsewhere -- daily protests. "we refuse to take part in the dialogue proposed by the ruling party," says this woman. this is the end of the regime. all of the members must please. joining the rally was a leading cleric. -- all of the members must lead. -- leave. "no one can prevent you. otherwise, what is the meeting -- meaning?" b

it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans. . >> first, i would like to read a poem by my dear friend and wife, daisy samora, who was to be here today but is in nicaragua, keeping in mind what michael said about jorge and casablanca, i will read it in her language or my spanish first, then in translation. it's a poem directly addressed to poets but certainly to activists as well. (speaking spanish) no man's land. we are a mine field of clarity and whoever crosses the barbed wire comes back to life. but who is interested in crawling through undergrowth? who dares sail a tempest? who wants to come face to face with purity? that's why we're fenced off in this no man's land under permanent cross fire. three bomb holes. flag study. red. she walks into the bright vegetable garden, chopped water to life from brittle landscape, leans her hoe against goat wire, admires shoots balanced on turned earth, looks up, fulfilleds a leaves sigh, clouds, hands on her hips, her jaw falls open and a bomb drops down her throat. white. the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landsca

evan turner all alone for the easy layup. warriors lose in overtime. >> the west coast conference tournament semifinals are underway. st. mary's and santa clara. the broncos up by one. later in the half. the nice flip to tim williams. right now, mid-way in the second half, the gaels lead it. >>> in cactus league play, tim lincecum took the mound against seattle and struck out seven, but he had a little trouble. the mariners loaded the bases with one out in the third, but lincecum got out of the jam thanks to pair of strikeouts. he threw 3-2/3 shutout innings. tejada had a big hit in the bottom half, ripping this pitch to the left center field wall, 3-0. san francisco add two more in the fifth as asker -- as buster posey goes the opposite way. he is batting .643 thing this spring. >> in phoenix the a's hosting the brewers. gonzalez got the start. he struck out five in three scoreless dispraims did not allow a his. former cal bear tyson ross is competing for the fifth starting job. ross had four ks and three shutout innings. th

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co- founder evan williams to step down as ceo five months ago, is rarely in the office. various rumors that the other co owner may be coming back. on thursday twitter announced that former google executives, is coming on board as director of product management. be right back. >>catherine: it is warfare at the box office this weekend, an old-fashioned battle between brothers. but first a battle of the mind and sucker punch. sucker punch battles with the big screen. of violence ban on alice-in-wonderland. take place within the mind of the young girl named baby doll. baby dolls abusive stepfather locks her way in an essay in this same asylum. she escapes into our own mind. finis' the hutchinsons and at the also star in the fantasy. it's rated pg-13. in this sequel to the surprise hit, a diary of what the kid. it's one year later and he apparently rules especially over his little brother greg. as greg is proving his first day of seventh grade, his character to force him to bond with his tormentor. dirae of a would-be can't do, rated pg. the prequel to the planet of the apes

>>reporter: richard evans is a homeless vet.judge revok revokes his probation and send him back to jail. evans failed to follow manly 3 principal for success. >> if you belief in yourself, if you don't give up, andyou aro make it. >>reporter: many heed his advice. success rate of veteran court is 80 percent. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> now to one remarkable american life. when frank buckles was born 110 years ago william mckinley was president of the united states. frank buckles was the last surviving american veteran of world war one out of 4.7 million people who joined the military in 19 17. more now from karen travers. >> the passing of frank buckles marks the end of an era. 110 years old he was the last surviving boy one of nearly 5 million americans who serve entered world war i. that year 16-year-old buckles lied to an arm recruiter and said he was 18. he saw it a bit differently. >> i just misrepresented. >>reporter: he boarded a ship bound for england but was anxious to be part of the action. >> if you are going to get into

. >> that was first grader, angelica evans, she came up with the idea and all the other students decidedtch in. >>> next at 5:00, latest on the disaster in japan, officials reach out to the u.s. for help in stabilizing the radiation leaking complex following the earthquake and tsunami. >> and live at u.c. berkeley, nuclear engineers say radiation particles from japan have reached the bay area. they have detected it here but there is

it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans. . >> first, i would like to read a poem by my dear friend and wife, daisy samora, who was to be here today but is in nicaragua, keeping in mind what michael said about jorge and casablanca, i will read it in her language or my spanish first, then in translation. it's a poem directly addressed to poets but certainly to activists as well. (speaking spanish) no man's land. we are a mine field of clarity and whoever crosses the barbed wire comes back to life. but who is interested in crawling through undergrowth? who dares sail a tempest? who wants to cfa

authorizing the executive director to execute contract modification no. 2 to agreement no. 08-08-dm-000 with evans brothers inc. for additional construction services required as part of the existing terminal building & ramps demolition, increasing the contract by $945,700, for a total contract sum of $13,693,340, and increasing the contract duration by 28 calendar days, for a total contract duration of 326 calendar days. >> directors, ed sum will report on this item. >> good morning, directors. the original contract was awarded last year and demolition began in august of last year, consisting of the terminal building and associated ramps. this was for demolition to the basement levels and 3 feet below grade of the ramp structures, of course, backfill of the terminal. the previous contract modifications have been brought to the board and can be split into assisting future work, such as the freemont strait demolition -- fremont street demolition of structures below grade level, as well as different hazardous materials containing asbestos. three primary components for this contract. two are related t

evan williams is stepping down from his full-time role at twitter in san francisco. he resigned as ceo six months ago. he says twitter is on solid ground and in capable grounds. tho word on what he plans to do next. >>> companies have hired more workers for trading on wall street. adp says business has added 201,000 jobs last month. the dow ended up almost 72 points. the nasdaq gained close to 20 points. >>> the latest toy to hit store shelves is causing some controversy. >>> just how early should little girls learn about breast- feeding? a controversy brewing over a doll that teaches them that. it's called the breast milk baby and it's being marketed on a facebook page. a halter top that they can wear to simulate feeding the baby. a spokesman argues breast- feeding is natural and girls should learn about it at an early age. >>> bring on the regular season, spring training is over. >> fans and ballplayer ace like ready for the real deal. going through the exercise to wrap up the spring training today. the giants did beat the as to sweep the three-game series. the rea

and let me take a moment to thank former supervisors sophie maxwell, evan dufty, and michelangelo alioto-pier for your -- michaela alioto-pier for your support and trust of me. i am grateful and inspired by

and let me take a moment to thank former supervisors sophie maxwell, evan dufty, and michelangelo alioto-pier for your -- michaela alioto-pier for your support and trust of me. i am grateful and inspired by that show of support. but more importantly, i was inspired by what it portends. a new era of trust.

evan has 30 points off the bench and after losing to the regular soon, proncos are moving on.you con women are advancing to the semifinals for the 18th con sec diff season. they seem to be a oven a crash test with stanford. we -- kickoff will originate from 30-yard line to the 30. how about this move while former loyals, tj watson spins away from the layoff. 114-81 tonight. and the women will be back in action tomorrow night. >> all right, we're coming back at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

and let me take a moment to thank former supervisors sophie maxwell, evan dufty, and michelangelo alioto-pier for your -- michaela alioto-pier for your support and trust of me. i am grateful and inspired by that show of support. but more importantly, i was inspired by what it portends. a new era of trust. a shared sense of purpose and commitment to this city that we all love. a sense of unity. i may be your interim mayor, but i intend to utilize this year and office to tackle our problems with resolve and seriousness of purpose. this is an unprecedented opportunity and perhaps it is just what san francisco needs at this time and in our moment of history. ness an opportunity to come together -- this is an opportunity to come together, to roll up our sleeves and go to work on the significant challenges we all face. for the benefit of all san franciscans. i hope to move us past the labels that have pigeonholed us at city hall or at least to not be bound by them. because if you're a so-called moderate, then i'm a moderate. i've spent the past two decades trying to make this city work, to work for

among bay area students is evan ordererty of danville who won the national spelling bee in 2007 and aced the national math competition last year. he is waiting college acceptance let and hopes to attend harvard. >>> a man paid a $6,500 credit card bill using all pennies. terry tried to deliver a van load of pennies to several chase branches but each turned him away because space was limited. after several tries, he found a branch with room in its vault. he was upset with his bank over credit card thieves and because he was denied refinancing. >>> just ahead, a tiny bit of good news about high gas prices. >>> also with the japanese earthquake and tsunami on everyone's minds, a bay area fire department is using a dramatic way to remind people that we live in earthquake country. >>> all right, here's a little good news for drivers today. aaa reported gas prices dropped slightly at service stations around the country. the decrease, the, was less than a penny but the first time gas prices have gone down in nearly three week. one reason -- oil prices falling to $97 a barrel investors are worri

tom evans from the national weather service. we appreciate your time this morning. >> you're welcome. >> again, the waves are just now starting to come in. we are watching this all morning long. we expect the first waves to hit in the next few minutes. then that could continue as he mentioned over the next so 10 to 12 hours and maybe the third to fourth waves could be the strongest ones. the "today" show is coming up in a few more minutes. we'll continue to cover what's going on in and around the san francisco bay area this morning and bring you updates all morning long. >> exactly. as the situation changes, we'll bring you those continuous updates. we have interrupted the "today" show this morning to bring you these live pictures and to let you know about evacuations taking place, the centers that are open. you can also turn to nbcbayarea.com for the very latest information. >>> again, live pictures here, lots of people wanting to see what's going on near the coastline this morning, but stay away. it is not necessarily the wave

tax increment financing, which in san francisco requires that the% of the tax increment financing in evan -- in any given district go to affordable housing is laughable. they are in no way equivalent. it is astounding to me that an agency of local government would even implied that it is. that is why i am speaking today. the challenge of treasure island is that, given the state of the budget language concerning that basically dissolution of urban renewal, there is no possibility under pending state lot of initiating treasure island as a redevelopment area so it could be an approved project. so we are faced with the stark reality of having to come up with mechanisms to fund the affordable portion of affordable housing on treasure island or we are giving up totally on trial in having any additional affordable housing. i would strongly urge this commission and by the redevelopment agency, the former counsel of the redevelopment agency, the former director of the redevelopment agency and former planning commissioner to give you were detailed discussion. president olague: thank you. >> thank y

the prize is for evan's research on uncovering a more efficient method of finding square roots. he is a sharp kid. he is not just a math whiz. he won the scripps national spelling bee in 2007. he says he plans to go to harvard in the fall and become a math professor. i would say he has a pretty good shot. >>> you are about to see the world's most expensive dog. this massive has been sold for $2 million. a chinese coal tycoon was a breeder, and he was quoted as saying he considers the dog a good investment. as a male the massive can be hired out to other breeders and may in fact recoup the owner's money in a couple years. that's a spec tack -- a spectacular dog, but it is a lot of money. >> it is amazing to think how much more that dog is worth than i am, and a hand amount. saint marys takes the court for a tournament they don't really want to be in. >>> good evening. after a lack luster effort, he called out his team. they brought the intensity. tonight to the ice in dallas. a little ice bath and have some. he is bringing the lumber to luis erickson who was shaken up on this pla

obligated so that prices would be averted, and there would be conditions to make sure that any of the evan district of or governments -- any of the governance this function would repeat itself. that does not disprove that lyon-martin serves a population that is of special importance to any of us who recognize the role it plays in serving 2500 patience -- patients, that is culturally competent, that is class reverse -- diverse, and that makes us all proud, city and county wide, as it is well recognized both in california and nationally, and by signs of support, internationally. everybody has come here today with i think a really outspoken desire to make sure we do everything we possibly can to save lyon-martin. that demonstrates the political will and intent that we leave this hearing in formed and empowered with a strategy. but that strategy also has to be shouldered by the clinic and by the community. as we heard, there is an hourglass. there is a pendulum up until march 31. that is not something to take lightly, despite all the good efforts, and i mean very impressive efforts. we have be