i'm here to answer any questions you might have and we also have tom carter, head of maintenance who is the project manager and the the san francisco conservation. >> thank you. any public comments? >> so moved. >> i have two questions. how many students does this help? this is really important to me and i would hate to see any funding cut because this is so important to reach out to our community and to provide employment for young people and stuff like that. you made mentioned about the funding can be cut. is there any way we can prevent that because this is important that we have something like this. plus it's the right thing to do and we need to help as many young people in our community to get back and help them. >> i can answer the second part of your question and tom or troy answer the the first part. the first part, when we structure a contract, we basically recognize it's based on the actual budget amount. to answer your question, we control that amount. so it's our determination to budget that and what budget you pass on that level. we put that language in there so in a con

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carter, abc 7 news. >> thank you. we're hearing from a runner from rockville who was in boston when the bombs went off. ,> tom roussey is in boston continuing live team coverage with the latest. massachusetts'governor says this will not be business as usual in boston today. you can see evidence of that behind me where police and shut down many streets surrounding the square that's a few blocks away from where the marathon ended. that's the area where the bombs went off yesterday. there were a number of folks from the d.c. area around when that happened. spirit video from yesterday. there were hundreds of runners from the d.c. area, from northern virginia, maryland, the district, who had finished by this stage or in the process of finishing. fortunately, we have not heard of any injuries from folks in this area. we spoke last night to a member of a, montgomery county road runners. dan lives in rockville. he had finished a while before the bombs went off and he was in a bar block and a half away when he heard what happened. some members of his group or nearby. he said you cannot imagine what this race means to runners

carter abc 7 news. >> thank you. team coverage of the bombing continues with reaction from local runners who experienced the terror firsthand. >> tom roussey is live in boston. he's been there overnight with reaction from a runner from rockville. >> the sun is up in boston and things are changing. they have opened some street's slightly closer to the scene where a yesterday's explosions happened, but there's still a big area that you cannot get to. we have seen firefighters and other emergency officials from arrive within the last few minutes. the police presence is unbelievable. uc police -- you see police everywhere around here. this is surrounding copley square. hundreds of runners from the d.c. area participated yesterday including several dozen folks from the montgomery county road runners running club. we spoke with one man who's a member of that group from rockville. he spoke about what a big deal the boston marathon is to those in the running community and how much if they looked for to this and how sad it ended yesterday. >> it is the last thing you expect. this is the super bowl of everything we do having to do with runni

tom benning describing his days. among his most pressing concerns was whether his--and he talked about his tenure such as michael bike riding and painting. meanwhile jimmy carterfacing disease. >> we really have to get back to the issue here about who are the funders for the library. i want to know what archives what documents didn't get into the library? the archivists and the directors and maybe even george bush, maybe they said things couldn't come in because of national security and then when we know that we should know the fund, maybe there was a reason why certain things didn't make it into the library. >> cenk: will cheney's vaults be put in the library. man-sized vault. in fact, they're having a falling out and apparently dick cheney will not be featured very much in the library at all. let me give a quote about that from bush. he said, you know it's been god actual about their relationship together but he lives in washington and we live in dallas, and i don't see the people i worked with much, it's sad but it's great to be in texas, however. chris, as you look at that, some drama at the end there between cheney and bush, and apparently that resist is

carter. now i will get him in trouble. to do that, you know, it is -- something is very ignore an about putting -- like tom sawyer and huckleberry have a black president, which we never had before, we should be super sensitive to that. >> that there is a certain baggage that comes with that. >> we have month pride in our native dialect. i just realize -- native to our people. >> it is not your native dialect. i never heard you speak like that. >> dialect most black american people and should be a badge of prize. instead -- >> why don't we do the whole show in that dialect so we can get a flavor for it? >> we are talking about code switching. there is formal, informal. white, mostly black. you can do both. we are in a rather formal context and most of us are not black. so this is not the context. that does not mean when you do it you are doing something wrong. i wish we had more pride in the dialect. black people 100 years ago tended to do more than we do now. goods he can do that. >> because this man is being judge today often based on his race, i think to do something like that in print just -- furthers -- you know, puts him in