dance routine as you can see helped kick off healthy city day at city hhll today.keealso took a lunch time walk from ciiy hall to the inner harbor. healthy city day is a week long campaign aimed at getting people eating right and exercising offen. >> baltimore health statistics need to change. too many in our city are living with and dying from chronic diseases -úthat could have been >>reporter: now tomorroo you can join the mayorrand ravens running back rice at the inner harbor for a late morniig work out. >>> find out about all the other healthy city day events going on simply by logging on to our web site slash news -úlink. >>> the key to cleaner air in your home could be a common house plant. research shows plaats play an important role in filteeing indoor chemical emiited from eleccronic equipm!! equipment, carppting, paint and dry clean clothing even. the same can be said for chemical found in the workplace. some plants that work best english ivy aloe, fiius and fill deny drawn. >>> iron manold bbs canning com. today these factories are full of dot com busine

all to support healthy city days. >> we live in a city with the best health institution in the world. we should have the healthiest citizens in the world. we will make that happen. >> those in attendance got some exercise, taking a walk from city hall down to the science center at the inner harbor. donna hamilton and her daughter were here for the walk. >> i think the rates of diabetes in the city is disgraceful. we have to do something about this. the journey starts with one step. it is time for baltimore to take that one step. >> on pratt street, deanna cook and her daughter were making healthy smoothies. >> these will keep you going all day and help you lose weight and make your skin great. asteor those taking the test test. >> it tastes pretty good. >> it is better than i thought. >> i do not like it. i tried the banana barry. it is a little better. >> there are healthy activities every day this week. >> for more healthy city days events, including a chance to work out later today with riray rice, go to our website. >> 71 degrees. much more ahead -- >> including a look at your ans

. >>> mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will join other city officials kicking off healthy city days. they will walk from city hall to the inner harbor for a ceremony at the amitheatre. the goal of the campaign is to encourage a healthy lifestyle, healthy choices by eating right and exercising. healthy city days runs through october 1st. >>> komen maryland's race for the cure is sunday, october 3rd in hunt valley. abc2 news will be live on the air to broadcast the whole event. on sunday from 7:00 in the morning to 9:00. register for the big race at abc2news.com. when you get there click on lifestyle and scroll down and click on "think pink." >>> ray taking charge. here come the ravens, ray rice, 2 yards and -- 2 yards and we're still worried about his knee. we'll get an update on his condition later today. joe flacco flighting anquan bolden, touchdown, one of three on the day for bolden. i tell you what, the browns made a game of it. here we go, payton hillis went downhill, he was only the fourth guy to rush for over 100 yards in the last 54 games against the ravens. seneca wallace, no

supervisor mirkarimi: from an economic perspective, we are a healthy city. one of the top in the united states. probably one of the happiest cities by those that were polled. probably one of the most beautiful cities in the united states. so, you are thinking that with all of those variables lined up, we can absorb this? of >> i would not want to say anything of that level of generality. we think that it will impact business and consumer spending. we think that the expansion of the city's budget has proportional economic impact. at the maximum and in the original legislation we have maybe $20 million fee that is brought down war in the neighborhood of $40,000,000.14999999 dollars. not likely to have a decisive impact citywide. which is not to say it will not impact some participants. supervisor mirkarimi: supervisor avalos: thank you supervisor elsbernd: -- supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. supervisor avalos: supervisor elsbernd. supervisor elsbernd: following up on the economic impact on jobs and the public sector job growth, i almost wonder if your section o

stephanie rawlings blank led the way, saying it is time for people and the city to get healthy. >> it is called help the city days, a five-day citywide program to make baltimore city resident health care. -- healthier. >> at city hall today, they started with aerobics. followed by the western high school dance team. ♪ all to support healthy city of days. >> people -- we live in the cities with the bath help decisions in the world. -- with the healthiest cities in the world. >> after the speeches were over, though scudder little exercise, taking a walk from city hall down to the science center at the and harbor. donna hamilton and her daughter were here for the wall. >> i think the rate of the obesity and diabetes in the city are just disgraceful. we have to do something about its as individuals. i think it is time for baltimore to take that one step. >> overrun pratt street, they were making some help these movies for people to sample. >> to start your day, it will keep you going all day and help you lose weight. >> for those taking the taste test -- >> pretty good. it is pretty good.

that's where we have a healthy city. so in my paper i expanded this graph here and we looked at walking in 68 california cities and you see that these - the injury rate and amount of walking is closely coupled and indeed where you see more walking the injury rate is less and where there's less walking indeed the injury rate is higher. and that's an interesting pattern and that caught my attention so then i started saying, well can we see it with other data so we looked at bikes in the same 68 cities and we see a very similar pattern. this is important. so, then looking around for published literature, this phenomena had been seen but not really brought to anyone as tension yet. here's four studies and four different locations looking at walking and bicycling and all specific intersections. if an intersection has a lot of people biking or walking through it, that intersection is lower again per person walking or biking. expanding it a little further, you can see that the two charts i showed you earlier are for walking and

healthy city days runs up until october 1st. >>> 5:03. all is right in flacco-more. he threw three touchdowns and anquan bolden is playing great. come on. against the cleveland browns, ray rice, 22-yard scamper here but we're still trying to find out about ray's knee. joe flacco, hooks up with anquan bolden for a 13-yard t.d. we'll see more from q in a minute. >>> payton hillis pounds it into the end zone to bring cleveland within four at the half. in the fourth quarter, seneca wallace to benjamin watson. that's a browns touchdown. cleveland takes the lead 17-14. joe, you got to win this out for it. joe lost one. high and deep! a 28-yard touchdown pass to anquan bolden. bolden had three t.d. catches on the game and ravens win 24-17. and the ravens go to pittsburgh, coming up. >>> we were on the schedule at the very beginning, followed the project every step of the way. we were there at the finish line. it's been more than two months since "extreme makeover: home edition" took over fleetwood avenue in baltimore to build the new home for boys hope girls hope. >> we did

healthy city days kicks off a week from today. >>> let's move to "extreme makeover: home edition." big news. christie norbert says the young girls from girls hope said june 9th was the best day of their lives. >> that is the day they were surprised by -- and the crews from "extreme makeover: home edition." they kicked off the season with a two-hour special on girls hope in baltimore. it took nine days to finish the project and they worked through humidity, rain, even an earthquake. the girls now in their new home say it was all worth it. >>> we're looking at a different situation here. we got a storm coming through now. the storm brought heavy rain earlier this morning. we're watching maryland's most powerful doppler radar with another band of rain coming up from the south, along 50 east and around the dc beltway. we're going to be watching that pivot through. in between the roads still wet. one of the most deceiving parts, when you think the rain stopped the roads still a problem with the spray kicking up. you can see bands of heavy rain that came through close to an inch around b

he's expected to appear today at the inner harbor as part of the healthy city days which runs from 11 jump rope there, hula hoop, even zumba. >> really? >> can you see ray doing zumba? >> not today. >> no word on what he will be doing in participating in the event. we're not told his appearance is off. there's a chance you'll see him if you head there. >>> the orioles without buck showalter in the dugout. the skipper was suspended for one game after the blue jays outfielder batista was hit by pitches. simone got a three-day suspension and he's appealing. on the field, while the yankees and ravens hold hands the orioles are the other team. when the orioles come back to prominence can you imagine 11,000 in in camden yards on a september night? brian shut out the rays. the yankees loss to the rays, still a half game up in this one. 12,000 to watch last night. off great team. support it. >>> time to suit up for the kickoff of the lfl. that is lingerie football league. >> the baltimore charm will hold their home opener at first mariner arena friday night. it will feature bone-crushing cont

weere trying to figure out what would be tte next step to healthy city day. why aren't bb. >> so many people put themselves last. they make shore thei!! sure ther -- men put themselves on the you take carr oo everyone else but yourself. that is what we're trying to shoo people, it doesn't take a lot of effort. just be vigilant. make sure you get screened. -ake sure you have a primary care physician.3 make healthiir choices when it comes to eating. increase fresh frrit and vegetables. you can do that ithout totally changing your lifestyle to be ú%althier. or ak veess!!or access to the o having ii all innone place it makes eesser or the people. >> and we will be goong out o the neiggborhoods. >> you will get this kicked off today, a prrss conferencc in a little bit. >> yes, i look forward to inn >> and we willltalk to steve anú god aboot getting the weather cleaned up [ aughter ] >> thann you. >>>>a focus on campus saaety and healthh relationships. how talk show host is getting the message outtthis season. >>> and sticking with the passion even during thee3 rec

healthy city days, kicks off today. it's a week of free events to get you exercising more and eating better. some highlights in the coming week include a walk with the mayor today, and there's also a scheduled workout with ray rice at the inner harbor tomorrow. there's a rumor they are doing disurva. don't know if that is true or not. >>> that is your two cents on today's hot topic, about the police officer who handcuffed a teen boy who had sex with a cop's teen stepdaughter. on our fan page we asked you, do you sympathize with this father? tim writes -- great way to learn a lesson. kudos to the dad. for the action he took. if i were the boy's parents i would have been all for it. >> and heather writes in -- the father in this situation did abuse his power. and he has the right to voice his opinion. janet writes in, what an idiotic and abusive way to address teenaged sex. the daughter wasn't responsible for her part in the intercourse? how about parents actually talking to their kids instead. just to remind you, to shar

we need to be environmentally healthy as well as economically healthy as a city. i'm concerned this legislation would move us away from that balance. while i do echo some of the comments earlier that the ceqa process -- the whole planning process, for that matter -- merits some streamlining. i'm concerned what this will streamline is a path to exemptions on a much more frequent basis. please reject it or take it back for further review. thank you. supervisor maxwell: all right, any further public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will continue this item for at least a month, and you will have an opportunity at that time for more public comment, and, supervisor chiu, do you have closing comments? supervisor chiu: obviously, there are many members of the community, including members of this board, that are still trying to understand the changes that were made. ms. rodgers just laid out the 11 changes that were made, and i would love to see that in a document that needs to be disseminated to the public. the suggestion of having more publ

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake took part of the healthy city. >>> don, we're watching the low pressure national hurricane center model. you can see the moisture pressing our wawa,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> boy, it's a wonderful crowd we have on the plaza. you know, i could describe you as a tight-kmit group of. >> ha-ha-ha. ha-ha. >> we'll get back to that joke in a second. >> search kmiting for charity. i have a trivia question, what is the difference between kmiting and crocheting? >> that's a good question. i'm sure we'll get the answer soon. >> kmitt is with two needle sz and crocheting with one. >> coming up our super panel reempanelled once again to answer all kinds of questions from the birds and the bees to -- >> -- to the flowers and the trees. >> what medicines to give your kids or not give to your kids and how to save money for college with rebecca jarvis dr. jennifer ashton and jennifer hartstein will be here, as well, in a few minutes. >> if you are moving long distance or ever have you know it is a nightmare and also can be a scam. people will quote you a price on the phone. when

. >>> stephanie rawlings-blake will join other officials kicking off healthy city days.in in on all of that. it runs until october 1st. we're going back to "good morning america." see you in a bit for another update. bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. >>> >>> garfield. >>> it may look like an arrest but it is actually a police officer just pretending to arrest the boyfriend of his stepdaughter. this after finding out that the teens had had sex so is he just a concerned dad or a rogue cop? we're going to hear from the parents of the young man in a "gma" exclusive. as we say good morning, america, i'm george stephanopoulos. >> i'm robin robert

we want a healthy city. i am not talking about sidewalks or people's home. can walk away. you want to infringe on my civil liberties. for one group to have rights . one group have none? in 15 minutes i picked up a wad of garbage like to ban smoking. but when everybody is littering it is discrimination. >> we want to ask our viewers to write in. it is a passionate subject on both sides. thank you for coming in to debate it. >> one diet drug rejected by the fda. despite warnings, we'll talk about that coming up. ring ring. progresso. everyday i eat your soups, i save a lot of money. that's great. so, your rich and hearty soups have made me, rich and hearty. that's funny. i'm hearty because of your juicy steak, your potatoes... you're really, rich and happy. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> we start with a fox news alertment polls are about to close in afghanistan. we'll have the developing details. >> sarah palin in iowa telling the gop to get ready for midterm election. >> it may take folks shaking it up to get there. [applause] >>

the end of the day, we all share the goal of one to have a city of san francisco, a city of wonderfully vibrant healthy and safe and nightlife. i want to thank the representatives from the entertainment industry, the entertainment commission, and the san francisco police department and others for their feedback on my proposal legislation as well as for supervisor maxwell's cosponsoring this, and i want to think supervisor maxwell for her work in this area in years past -- i want to thank her. there are a number of issues related to several new technologies. first, the recent transition to the clipper card. i think everyone agrees on the benefits of having one that can be used to write several transit systems, but the transition to this has been extremely challenging -- one that can be used to ride several transit systems. i have heard about a lot of confusion from the constituents, and i hope that we can work with the mta to better get the word out about this new tool. i along with others have also been concerned about the so- called 25 cent surcharge that has been imposed on individuals to use to pay

. >> we also want to remind you about city healthy days that start monday, september 27.or stephanie rawlings-blake along with donna hamilton will be there. there are activities all week long, including a chance to work out with ray rice. here's a lincoln our web site wbal-tv 11 news. should be fun. >> patients who use medicinal marijuana have a healthy option. they eat is mixed with gore may ice cream. it is sold at a medical dispense ri. each pint is $15 and comes in three flavors. eating the entire pint would be the equivalent of smoking eight joints. there is concern that it could get into the hands of children. >> i have a daughter, i come from a very conservative family. >> to get the ice cream, you must be a card-carrying marijuana patient, and you can't eat the ice cream at the dispense ri. >> stay with us. first we'll look at events going on around town this weekend. ♪ [ sponge ] okay, team. time to tackle these greasy dishes. we're facing some tough opposition today. i'm gonna need my biggest player. a change in the lineup? that little squirt? [ cheers and appla

. >> reporter: by the way, the plan announced today is a joint effort with baltimore city. healthy network net -- teen network. and johns hopkins. >>> let's check with kristy breslin for traffic. >> happy friday. but for the drivers, they might not be so happy at this point. delay is back to bel air road. west side outer loop. 15 minutes there from reisterstown road tol baltimore national pike. 70, eastbound, bumper to bumper. and northbound 95, showing some congestion there from the harbor tunnel throughway to the southwest side. now, let's take a live look. as you can see the beltway there. and a look as well on the west side at baltimore national pike. this is brought to you by subway. hurry into subway for breakfast. like the western egg white muffin melt. try a freshly brewed seattle's best coffee, too. back to you. >> all right, kristy. thank you. >>> nice, comfortable conditions. take a look at temperatures now. we're alt 78. -- at 78. north/northwest winds at 8. set your barometer there at 30.00 inches. come back and take a look at the weekend. >> wjz asked to see your purp

i'm going to do my best to thank everyone for coming forward to testify today on our healthy meal child of the city ordinance in san francisco, and you can probably see that i am someone that consumes fast food. the taco bell/kfc at 6th and geary probably knows me by name because in there all the time. i do want to say that this ordinance is really about the most important thing that i do as a supervisor. there's nothing more important than the help of our children, and that motivates me to create with supervisors chiu and campos this ordinance. the epidemic of obesity in this country is making people sick, particularly our children, and it is like staggering rates. toys like shrek, captain america, spongebob are toys i found in my daughter's toy chest, and she let me bring them here, but these are used as incentives to entice children to mills that are way too high in fat and calories. our ordinance is a very modest effort to support our parents in san francisco, teachers, and kids efforts to choose more nutritious options for their children by timed toy giveaways to healthier meals. i just also w

the end of the day, we all share the goal of one to have a city of san francisco, a city of wonderfully vibrant healthy and safe and nightlife. i want to thank the representatives from the entertainment industry, the entertainment commission, and the san francisco police department and others for their feedback on my proposal legislation as well as for supervisor maxwell's cosponsoring this, and i want to think supervisor maxwell for her work in this area in years past -- i want to thank her. there are a number of issues related to

this sends a clear message to put health and that healthy lifestyles really matter to our city. our youth are harmed by alcohol, too. there have never been enough services in this city. as you know, our youth today are our future, so let's not pass up this opportunity for a better, safer future. i want to thank all supervisors for hearing us on this matter. thank you. chair avalos: thank you. [applause] next speaker, police korea again, if we can refrain from clapping. -- next speaker, please. again, if we can refrain from clapping. [reading names] >> hello. my name is -- i am a bottle maker. i am here to oppose this tax because we're going to be hitting -- taking a hit in the bottle industry. everybody wants a piece of it. i have nothing against these programs. they are good programs. they need to be funded through the medical department and not taken off the backs of people trying to make a living in the city. it is absolutely ridiculous. the other thing, i keep hearing substance abuse. you have to separate that. let's just call it like it is. you need to separate these number

healthy you are. it will make a difference in our lives and put children on the right track. >> the challenge encourages city schools to come up with a plan to get healthy the schools with the most involvement will get rewards such as a pep rally and milk mustache photo shoot with the the baltimore ravens. work it. >> you said what? >> work it. >> a double arm thing going. i don't know what you call that. double barrel something in >> i don't know. >> double blenders. >> i don't know. it looked good. >> it did. they were getting down. >>> finally, a lull in the action weatherwise. no rain tonight. a little rain this morning. >> a lot of rain. >> and tomorrow night, into thursday, most of the day thursday could be another washout. we're going to have it before the weekend. we may have more rain than we need. tonight all quiet on the rain. beautiful night. as we look over -- it's probably the beltway. i'm not sure. 79 degrees now. humidity 49%. and winds south/southwest at 9 miles per hour. where is kim adams when you need her? she knows them all. rain totals from this morning, primarily, more than an inch of

healthy choice the norm. supervisor mar: thank you, and thank you for the great ymca's throughout our city. >> thank you very much. my name is charles collins. i'm the president and ceo of the ymca of san francisco. other than the san francisco public schools, the ymca touches the lives of more children than any other year outstanding is grounded in the fact that we are rooted in the communities. i would like to say categorically that the legislation that we are addressing today is both scientifically accurate and socially irresponsible. i think it takes a lot of courage to be able to stand up in the wake of so many pressures to raise children in our culture and in our society today. our children in the bayview- hunters point, the mission, and throughout our city are facing almost insurmountable obstacles in facing a good, healthy environment. we deal in schools in san francisco. we are in 50 of the schools in san francisco. 40% of the schools in san francisco, our standing to speak on behalf of children is substantial. the development of early eating habits predict how wife will support itself through good

healthy babies. >> it's important to note baltimore city recognizes that this is a very important public health issue. i always said when i was coming up that the best way to lower the teen birth rate is have young girls working a pediatrician's office. >> johns hopkins urban health institute and center for adolescent health teen birth rates in baltimore remain among the highest in the nation. well, who says the gym is the best place for a workout. why not walk out your door and head to your local parking. susan has the advantages in today's health minute. >> reporter: they climb hills, do chin ups even karaoke exercises. outdoor circuit training you can do at your local park, a fitness program right in your own neighborhood. >> it's peaceful to be out and see trees and your surroundings. it's very stimulating, and it's very motivating. >> reporter: fitness trainer la dell hill develops and supervises these workouts. you can create your own using whatever your local park has to offer. >> it's because of all the hills and the terrain. it's more challenging. >> reporter: combine aerobic fitness upper b

how difficult was it to eat healthy. >> life in city is so fast.st food restaurant. >> reporter: two years ago the los angeles city council passed a moratorium on new fast food restaurants in south l.a. because the county found 30% of the population here was obese. the farmer's market which accepts federal food assistance checks of another step. >> i wanted to respond quickly to tissues related to childhood obesity. lack of food choices. this was a fast way to come in, put together a farmer's matter. reach out to people who require some form of federal assistance and those who don't and to bring fresh fruits and vegetables right in here at our neighborhood city hall. >> reporter: the bigger challenge attracting supermarkets to the area. the 1992 los angeles riots hastened and exodus of grossers. there's a lot of beer here and another store is advertising liters of soda for 99 cents. for years this was the only grocery shopping options. a 2002 study found an area encompassing five entire zip codes and more than 125,000 residents, there were no full

we're fighting for clear skies over every city and healthy lungs throughout the country. the american lung association isn't just fighting for air. we're fighting for all the things that make it worth breathing. join us in the fight at fightingforair.org. can cause coma andider's even death. the african black mamba can kill a man with one bite. but there's an even deadlier predator cigarettes, produced by big tobacco, which take a life every six point five seconds. burgers. there's a plan to build a new in-n- out on north main street in pleasant hill. it's right on the border with walnut >>> there is a plan to build a new in-n-out on north main street on pleasant hill on the border with walnut creek so the people of walnut creek have no say on whether the restaurant goes in or not and some would rather it not. ann notarangelo is on the border of the two cities tonight. ann. >> reporter: the question, how do you fight city hall when it's not in your own city? and that is the question that people in walnut creek are asking. they live right there on the border between walnut

city's request. we have been providing healthy and sustainable food much longer than it has been considered sociallyesponsible to do so. i will skip the part about how we had an extensive recycling plant and so on, but in partnership with mr. mcclellan, who has had a proven track records of operating a boat concession all these years without one accident or mishap, and the seasoned experience of my husband and i as local restaurant owners, we feel we are a very strong team to enhance the new operations of the boat house. it is disappointing to me that we, the longtime sun said residents who have the proven ability, wherewithal, and desire to bring to the boat house fresh new appeal while maintaining the historic aspects in partnership with the current and excellent concession there with all his knowledge and expertise, lost out to a large corporation. do not be misled by the name ortega family -- >> thank you. we have a two-minute limit, and i have given you at least another minute. it is not fair to the rest of the people. we do get the point of your message. >> [reading names] >> commissioners, th

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city of los angeles wants dr. mitchell cast to run its health department. they would pay him more than the $260,000 he earns working for san francisco. he helped create healthyisco, a program that provides medical care to most of the city's uninsured. cats expected to travel to los angeles the next couple weeks to meet with city officials about the job. >> exploring a controversial message to get homeless or alcoholics into housing but the plan would house them with taxpayer dollars and allow them to continue drinking. the so-called wet house is modelled after this project in seattle where alcoholics are allowed to live saving the city millions in medical costs. >> providing a medically supervised safe living environment in which people who are chronic are probably not going to change in their lifetime have the ability to live safely but also don't draw on the public resources. >> the best solution would be to have been hospitalized, involuntarily if necessary and detoxified. >> the health department found 225 of the worst offenders accounted for more than 1900 emergency pickups. they spent more than 2,000 days at f. m. general hospital at a cost of $13 mill

city. i use this as an example to help bridge the gap that we live in. we live in a food desert. we have very little access to good quality, healthy food. one of the things that i'm interested in bringing is with the development in universal paragon, the southern-most part of the city, there's an opportunity for us to first sustain the businesses that have been providing some food supplies as well asfh4jl- parth developers that understand our challenges and that are willing to bring healthy food options to the southeast part of san francisco. so to answer the question on bay vurek i'd like to see a farmer's market specifically designated on the hill. thank you. >> thank you very much. that minute is tough, we know. >> thank you. i'm christine inea. my ideas for bringing fresh produce into district 10 are as follows. one, support the opening of the fresh and easy market in third street on bay view. two, continue to support the redevelopment, which i believe will include a full service grocery store in visitation valley. third, i would like to support the redevelopment agency's efforts of the southeast food access group to remodel the sup

don't forget -- healthy days begin monday. meet me at cityall to walk with the mayor to the harbor. let's move it, baltimore. you can win to the schedule on our front page at wbaltv.com. many came men may not be aware they are hiv-positive. one in five gay and bisexual men living in major u.s. cities is infected with hiv, the virus that leads to aids. almost half of them are aware that they have it. younger men and african-american men are the least likely to be aware that they have it. doctors are already preparing for an outbreak of what they are calling flu shot fatigue. >> with flu season around the corner, you have probably heard the reminders. >> the flu shot is important. >> not everyone is rushing to the clinic to get in line. >> i don't do the shots. i take vitamin c. >> everyone has their reasons. the first time she got a flu shot -- >> i was sick for about eight weeks. i went back to the nurse and said it, i am sick. their reasoning was that the virus must have already been in my system. >> curse sister has no choice. >> i take it

we want to make healthy foods affordable to everybody. >> they are here in new york city pitching their idea to yale alums. they are one of 2,000 institutions nurturing the entrepreneurial experience of students. >> our focus is to get students to start ventures, operate their ideas. raise capital and teams and sell products and services. >> it provides workshops and mentoring. >> they helps us give us something that woundn't be available on their own. >> out's helpful for a young entrepreneur. >> st. louis' was one of the first in the country. >> it's a little different than the way people think of business majors. when you study finance and accounting, everyone is focused on profit. as a new start up, you are years away from profitability. we talk cash flow. >> new york culinary institute of america teaches established chefs how to take care of the business side of their operation. >> for chefs to be successful today or more successful than chefs have been of this generation, they have to reconcile those two opposing forces. their creative instincts. >> you have to have motivation. >>

also to raise healthy children, the california campus has one of the only pediatric emergency rooms in the city and that would be closed down. also to have improved health and access for people with disabilities. by eliminating debts and hospitals and to where this is underserved and eliminating the california medical center, this will be more to the call for patients to get to the hospital. they are also eliminating the subacute and acute rehab services and they're also removing dialysis. another goal on the list is to eliminate health disparities. i think that this will only increase the disparities of health care in san francisco and put a burden on the lower income people to try to get access to health care. thank you. >> thank you. buckham >> . -- >> . -- >> our future depends on cathedral hill. we need to hospitals that are safe for our community. we need to support to make this happen. if they are not allowed to build the hospital, the majority of the medical facility will be forced to close. we will lose access to health care. we are proud to announce that after 21 months of bargaining,