samples worldwide of coal slurry that are in the public domain six of these are from the post martin county you know the the the biggest environmental disaster in the southeastern united states six a apples representing what that material that entered our rivers and streams really is which i find rather posterous three hundred nine million gallons of taking over fifty miles of a major river system a spill bigger than the exxon valdez we took six samples the occurrence that happened in kentucky. was simply one where you had one built over old. underground ones and they gave way in the bottom and that's one half of the structure itself to. go county west virginia within sight of massey energy c.e.o. don blankenship home carmelita brown has been battling for clean want to see. twenty some years ago. and water turned black and gray and asked are the harness cream going to mass has been got up and asked and asked me what was wrong take a man and he said when he looked at it he said my god he said that's close laurie. we went and looked at fifteen wells. sent samples off to the laboratory got the

basketball at the college level all day long here comes steve for martin county working espn.d he's on top of the world. the man steps out of bounds with 1.7 seconds left. it they should have the ball. it should of been a file. they did even check they just laughed. they blew the call. 1.7 seconds left, so st. john's went by two points at the bay east tournament. 65 to 63. san jose state. they have just advanced in the tournament. if they go to the quarterfinals. a 75-74. that's good news pam for san jose state. ivan freeway motorcycle and i will be able to ride with you later. if i flip around. jackie stop that used to talk. what i'm saying is no that's pretty good and complimenting you is what i'm saying instead of i'm reading the news been reading it 20 years. you come out of the block today with that thing. anyways. barry's you know enjoyed a nice day in scottsdale. five scoreless innings for his ego. he's going to deliver his first home run of the spring. maybe the first week of spring training had a lot. defending world champs. march 31st at the opening. enough of this s

county. i have been involved for about a month now working very intensively with lyon-martin and their board and their staff and their legal counsel, and it is clear that the responsibility is a shared responsibility, between the executive director, management, in the board. as you may have heard, there is over $1 million in debt in both long-term and short-term debt, some of which must be addressed immediately, and other parts of that debt could be paid over a longer time. the $300,000 that has already been raised has been used to support mission-critical expenses, such as rent and salaries, some consulting costs, laboratory fees, other operational expenses. as we kind of transition some of these programs to other agencies and to retain the consultants to assess the financial situation, it has been a very dynamic and fluid time, and we have been running as best -- as fast as we can. financial analysis has shown that without an immediate infusion of cash in the amount of about $500,000 by month's end, the clinic will be in a negative cash flow again. based on current cash budget projections,

before lyon-martin, i received adequate care at san francisco general hospital. in 2005, and left the county briefly. when i returned, i could not access health care. it became a full-time job to try to do this. i was referred to lyon-martin and by my friend and neighbor, and i became a client within one week. now i receive exceptional care. lyon-martin did save my life. it was in really bad shape when i got there. since i have been there, my health and my life have stabilized a lot. also, i have received a referral from lyon-martin to community vocational enterprises. i am currently in a work adjustment situation with the san francisco health department. that is after being out of work since 1999 due to health issues. lyon-martin -- it seems like it would take very little to help get lyon-martin back on track. if it does, it will really help a lot of people. otherwise, they will not have that help. i agree with ms. russo. i do not believe i would be able to find another care provider if lyon-martin, and i simply will not go to the frustration. i will go back to relying on emergency room ser

martin, orange county, california, you are on the line.er king is holding a hearing on the islamic radicalization of the u.s. -- in the u.s. what do you think? caller: probably the more important story would be the loss of david broder. i've been around for years and years and years. as far as peter king goes, there's the connection he had with the i.r.a., theoretically shipping guns when the i.r.a. was doing the things it was doing as far as causing terror in the u.k. and such. i think it's a real sad state of affairs. i think it is exactly -- the gentleman made reference to japanese internment and such. we do have freedom of religion. i'm a christian, but i'm also an american and i believe in the constitution and rogers and the sky king and all that stuff. i just think this seems absolutely wrong. host: sayed in irving, texas. good morning to you. caller: all my beloved americans. host: we are listening. please go ahead. byler: i'm kind of disturbed the republicans and especially what mr. king is doing right now and lieberman and mccain

businesses inch mill valley, some people bought prefilled sandbags from martin brothers supply on shoreline highway, but many city and county agencies are providing free sandbags to residents and business owners. you can fine a list of the locations on our webs, abc7news.com. >> cleanup crews stayed on shore after the storm churned up the water in the harbor. this is eight days after the tsunami from the japanese earthquake sank 14 boats. two boats are still at the bottom of the harbor. officials estimate the tsunami caused $25 million worth of damage to the dock and other infrastructure. >> the bay area saw lots of hail last night and into the morning. >> holy moley. >> our photographer shot this hail in santa cruz this morning coming down pretty hard. viewers also captured lots of video and photos of hail and sent them to us. this video was shot in santa rosa around 8:00 this morning. hail and snow overnight on the streets of richmond, shot by nicole. some of the roadways were almost completely covered. several viewers sent us videos and photos of hail in san san j. if you want to share your video and photos with us, uplo

from those on behalf of the 2500 patients at the lyon-martin health clinic, but others in the community. diverse communities throughout the city and county of san francisco. people in the community through a grass-roots efforts hit -- efforts, they have answered the call to try to raise cash quickly and to fill a financial void, one that we will dissect in today's hearing to stave off that imminent closure. it did not garner just city attention but national and international attention, because this clinic, the lyon-martin clinic, is very important. it is part of our help strategy in san francisco. how and what we must do to make sure this clinic is sustained and well supported, both through a private and nonprofit mechanism and the public mechanism, that is what we are going to explore here today. part of this hearing is to understand how it got to the point that it did. it is not necessarily about winding fingers -- wagging fingers, but also trying to make sure that this does not happen again. we will hear from the city family, department of public health, a consortium, and others, including people from lyon-martin about what happens wi

martin. >>> right now traffic is moving well in marin county heading south to 580 and continuing across the richmond bridge if you're trying to get in and out of marin county. also we're looking a the the commute in san francisco. it has been a few showers as steve has mentioned. you might want to give yourself a few extra minutes. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> in a few hours opening statements begin in barry bonds perjury trial. allie rasmus joins us from san francisco with a lock at what is happening today both in the courtroom and behind closed doors. good morning, allie. >> reporter: opening statements are scheduled to begin a few hours from now. prosecutors will go first in laying out their case to the jury. that is expected to take an hour. and then bonds' defense team will lay out its case. throughout it all barry bonds is expected to be in court again to watch it all happen. he showed up in court yesterday for the jury selection process. that process took most of the afternoon but finally around 3:00 yesterday they had seated eight women and four men on the jury. the jurors com

county. >> reporter: it's 3:00 at martin luther king jr. middle school in sausalito. it's a time when most school days are ending, but for this school's 45 students the next phase of the day is just beginning. >> could i have you in a line, please. >> reporter: this week the school switched to a new program where staying after school is all part of the routine. students at the academy will now go to school ten hours a day four days a week with a fifth regular day. >> yes, it is a 10-hour school day, but if a 10-hour school day gets them to college, that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: instead of heading home at 3:00, they will head to the band class, or basketball or other academic classes. >> it shows if you extend the school day and provide recreational and increased academic activities for your students, there will be a lot more success. >> reporter: the move isn't designed to cut costs. in fact, the school is pag for the extra sessions through a community grant. >> at first i really kind of thought it was going to be boring, but tended up being fun in the g

our part if we did not, i think, step forward, should lyon-martin be in a position of still needing some financial assistance by the city and county of san francisco, to not do our part to be able to help provide that assistance, should the need arise. department of public health and the city family is right to exhibit some of the tough love and some of the conditions would be 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

how lyon-martin will be able to fulfil its ongoing operating expenses, but how it will spend down the debt that it has. we certainly believe that any additional new dollars from the city and county are put in, that they have to come with strict provisions in terms of business planning, changes and governance, changes in operations, and the like. the department will be with lyon-martin tomorrow, with the cfo of the consortium clinic, to review the financial statements, not to do an audit, just make sure that the department of public health has the same understanding in terms of this fiscal condition of the organization when they go forward basis. the department has a result instituted a number of things. you have before you the department has instituted a corrective action plan. that corrective action plan covers four areas in terms of operations and oversight, governance, fiscal management, fiscal recovery, and certainly program operations. when we became aware that in the latter part of january that a closure was potentially a minute, -- potentially a minute, the first thing the department of health did as a responsible action is we closed lyon-martin to new individuals, so new

county. we provide medical training at ucsf, the general, kaiser, stanford and others to name a few. at lyon-martin we have trained over 35 students who come from as far as the u.k. and as close as ucsf to get hands-on experience and training. we offer the only transgendered rotation and the u.s. students are able to serve trans-identified people. thousands of trans people are receiving, but it health care. the cutting edge work that lyon- martin is doing must continue. please help lyon-martin lyon- martin -- please help lyon- martin and a larger transgender community survive, thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> my name is sandra. i'm a mental-health provider at lyon-martin. i am on to speak to the mental health piece of the clinic, which has not got a lot of attention, but i think it is crucial. we currently provide individual and group therapies, psychiatric services, and case management for approximately 100 clients every week. it is also a training facility for social service workers to take the knowledge they have learned from the clinic and they go out to other private practices or

martin luther king. boxes of forgotten evidence were found gathering dust in a county office in tennessee. they include a crime scene photos, notes from investigators no huge revelations they say, but the public and learn a lot more about what was going on behind the scenes. the information is being posted on an archive web site. >>pam: without speaking a word, a 13 year-old girl shining the spotlight on this serious issue of bullying promotional video she posted on youtube. kimberly has a look at this moving video. >>kimberlee: earlier this month you may remember president barack obama addressing the issue with the entire blame. the issue back in the spotlight because of the 13 year-old video. it is called out words are worst then sticks and stones. during the three minute video she remained silent using a series of cars to really her message. she holds up hand written signs that say she's a victim of bullying. then she shows assigned that says im: not a day has gone by without one of these words. it shows a vulgar explicit words including 4, fax, free, agley endeared among many other. sh

one of them we found out that the county boards of developmental disable had to create a report that john martin's report is not using any more. we worked with the department and clarified it doesn't have a use and striking it from the law. the county boards were still doing the reports because they didn't want a fine against them, because it is in the law. everywhere there is an unneeded mandate, we are striking it from the law. we want governments to utilize new 21st century technology. one of the initiatives is the creation of a statewide public notice website available at no charge to any of the 3700 public entities or colleges or universities. why is it important? because cuyahoga county alone spent $750,000 alone on legal advertisements for jobs forbid. if you add it up, it is tens of millions of dollars. it is easier for business, one place to find 3700 clients and what they are buying, when they are buying it, and how they are buying it. is going to be good for the public, for the taxpayers and good for business and good for the governments, but there is still an important role for newspap