it's being underwritten by city foundation and we're doing it in the mission district, at mission language and vocational school, who provide a number of programming for the community, and then it's something that we'll have continuing on on -- an ongoing basis. we're taking the same pool, after we've introduced them to sfmta, and we're going to represent them to san francisco h.r.c. and see if he can -- we can get them into thety's pipeline. if there are any companies that you guys think might be a good fit -- we've looked at the various type of construction firms. you can see it's everything from general engineering to electrical concrete, even as far as doors, cabinetry, there are a number of opportunities. what's unique about this program is i reached out to sfmta and found out that the marketing department could use some assistance. this is a sweet spot for some of our san francisco businesses. we're looking for people that can do copyrighting, graphic design, web design, printing. so a number of things that we typically haven't seen people try to get into the pipeline with is somethi

underwritten by the symons foundation coming up. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: it has been said that the brain will be to the 21st century what the atom was to the 20th century. we continue our exploration of this fascinating organ with our second charlie rose brain series. in our first season we studied brain science. this year we expand our journey to provide a parallel view of brain disorders. for each program and disorder scientists and researchers who study the disease from a medical and scientific perspective will join us. we will discuss certain disorders with patients. some are physicians who speak about their illnesses medically and privately. finally we'll understand our understanding of the human mind. in tonight's episode of our second sere rose we discuss how neurological psychiatric and addictive disorders result from disturbances in neural systems. our understanding has evolved greatly throughout history. two centuries ago mental illness was believed to be a disease of the mind not the brain. those suffering from psychiatric disorders wer

underwritten by the simons foundation coming up. captioning sponsored by rose communications froour studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: tonight we continue our exploration of the human brain with a look at one of the most perplexing disorders: autism. autism is a developmental disorder that presents itself in the first three years of life. symptoms vary widely but most autistic individuals generally have problems in three areas of development: social interaction, language, and behavior. autism crosses all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic levels but we do know that boys are four times more likely to be affected than girls. donald triplet was the first child ever diagnosed with autism. in 1938 at the age of five he was examined by austrian psychiatrist leo caner who was puzzled by his symptoms. five years later caner sited him as the initial subject in a journal article of a condition unlike anything reported so far, today approximately 1 in 110 children in the united states are diagnosed with some form of autism. no one is sure whether this is due to increase and better awareness or a substantial rise in the dis