as we go to the regional commissioners and ask for support of the san francisco project, it is a board that we are united as a city in supporting this program. because we are still doing all the advocacy, the more support we can have today in support of this funding will indicate to the region that we are serious and united behind this program. i know some concerns have been raised about what happens after the pilot project. the point of a pilot project is to study the issue, see what works, and spend the time identifying the ongoing funding. i want to assure you we are committed as a community and advocates to work and long term funding piece, but we need your support as well. to say we do not want to support this program because we are wary about future funding is to say that we expect low income children who are trying to get to school to fill in the gap in our budget. that is unacceptable. you have heard from members of power and community members across the city about the crisis that families are having and children are having, being criminalize on their way to school and work and after-school activities. com

off a stoke take on sunderland while manchester united and to keep up the pressure and need a city as they welcome a small easy in the late game stop city go to champions league chasing newcastle knowing their fate is in their own hands. this chance. to be united i think that is very important. but you know the end and change those who want to say that we are free to war if. you can we don't know but now we are going to get your answer is because the guys it was very well and i am very proud for this. bill in the meantime english premier league champions today richard says england is ready to help russia prepare to host the two thousand and eighteen world cup and they also hope. the two hundred twelve with a catalyst to take the sport to levels across the country which a phone call fate with all its. december second was a depressing time to be an english football fan despite high hopes of winning the bid to host the two thousand and eighteen world cup those dreams went up in smoke as russia won the right to hold football's biggest tournament it's two and a half years on and a former m

city of the united states. all of these industries used water from this system. and it served as atotype for many american cities, including pittsburgh and new york. man: new york city went to philadelphia and said, "you know, we're thinking of developing a hudson river water supply -- what do you suggest we do?" and they said, "we've had "a lot of problems on the schuylkill. "don't go to the hudson river. go to the upland and work by gravity." and that's what new york city did. they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's

there is a 50-foot, 20-ton gorilla in this city known as vacant units by renters renting buildings. in the u.s. it is 32,000 vacant units in this city and only 10,000 homeless people. that is a 3 to one ratio. i am getting tired of opening up an official shelters. please come and open up some facilities for seniors kamal are you will have to put up with me for the rest of your life. thank you. [laughter] >> we want to put up with you, rompers. mr. allison, we do not mind putting up with you. [laughter] >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is joyce. i belong to the senior action network and i used to be on the executive board for the san francisco project, another community organization. after living in san francisco said most of my life, since 1948 -- that is all of them a lot of people here -- i might have to be joined the -- forced to join 50 million or more people who have had to move out of the city and live with friends and relatives because they cannot afford to live in this city anymore. i cannot get a job anymore because of the downturn. based on my social security i can

as the mayor said, a unit next to as the leadership of many of our city agencies that help to manage the close to $7 billion and the over 50 debarment we have in the city. starting on my right, mayor lee introduced supervisor carmen chu, who heads of our budget committee. thank you for being here. next to her is kate howard, our city's budget director. next to her is luis herrera, our city librarian who manages the san francisco public library. our housing and 30 is run by director henry alvarez -- housing authority is run by director henry l. burress. our human services agency, derek chu. now relations between any of thechu's tonight, by the way. the head of our department of children, youth, and families, maria. the head of the department of public health, barbara garcia. from our neighborhood, a member of the department of emergency management. end of the blue uniform here,

where a baltimore city medic unit, as it was transitioning through a center, was struck on the side by a sport utility vehicle. we do know of several injuries. apparently none of the persons on board the medic unit. they did, however, have to call a second ambulance to take their patient, which they were apparently transporting to a local area hospital. several ambulances were called for the vehicle that struck the ambulance. we know those several people were taken from that vehicle. and then taken to a local area hospital. no word on their condition. city police have pretty much closed off monroe, or franklin and monroe here. mostly monroe street, southbound. so you can expect delays coming southbound out of the north section of baltimore, as police continue their investigation. back to you. >> all right. thank you, captain mike perry, in sky eye chopper 13. >>> an update on the towson cardiologist, accused of performing hundreds of unnecessary stent procedures. wjz continues to follow the story. and mike hellgren is in the newsroom with the new information. mike? >> reporter: denise,

will stick around for a long time but with tens of thousands of people marching in new york as well a similar action taking place in over a hundred and thirty cities across the unitedstates whether this group as well as millions of people across the united states left without homes and jobs are just a fringe of society is a very big if. that was our to correspondent honest from new york today is not only made it also marks the one year anniversary of the death of a solemn bin laden and a surprise visit to kabul afghanistan president obama arrived under veil of secrecy to give a speech in the middle of the night from baghran air base countless of lies have been lost in hundreds of billions of dollars and spent in the longest war in the history of the u.s. so is this just a victory lap from the president to remind us that the war has been worth it here to join me now is jake gilberto r.t. blogger and former u.s. marine. so jake you know hundreds of billions of dollars spent a somber lot of dead was the war worth it well of course obviously the the war i mean the war on terror that the bush administration got us involved with can't be seen separately from the war in i

critical funding for the dtx, as well as the 2700 affordable housing units that the city desperately needs. we believe this plan also balances the benefits of creating a new district like this with the impact such as transportation and shadow and a way that continues to make our city a dynamic place. i urge the commission to certify the eir and . >> franciso decasta. >> commissioners, i want to state a few things from the many meetings from the people in this room. first and foremost, i am here representing the first people of this area, the [inaudible] . president of the planning commission for the director of the planning commission has had the opportunity to meet the chair person, rose mary. i was paying attention to all of the deliberations, and i want to remind you that this land belongs to miloni. this area, which recall the last frontier, the projects are initiated by cartelists and other developers. they have to remember that you have to do right by the people. i was listening to the mickey mouse explanation of proposition k. i was alive and kicking and voted for it. people come after us, and the mickey mouse -- this is what it is. thank god w

a one wall in the russian prime unique. while to the wow the english premier league title race goes down to the last day off to lead as manchester city and rivals united both claim victories with just a goal difference between them. and back to the top rory mcilroy reclaims goal small number one ranking despite losing in a playoff to rickie fowler at the wells fargo championship. but this could go for. football and curious about are five climbed out of the relegation play offs own after a two you know where they are in the russian premier league and on bobby order and got an off score each side of the interval really is survival chances are a side and now unbeaten in nine games and have won four out of their last five however there is one more match to go this season and really are just two points from safety. while iran thomas spot at magic settle for a one one draw in their basement battle both sides are already relegated so has little to play for pride however he produced a cracking goals. open for visiting now drilling in a stunner with fourteen minutes gone but his effort was cancelled that anybody i could be closing minutes of the first. no more

a. less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. ltiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ let me tell you about the project and a lot about san francisco and by the end of this, you're going to feel like you have been buried about the new deal. i am only scratching the surface. i haven't even gotten through it

it happen on a case-by-case sure, just as it does in other law enforcement agencies across the united states. small town, big cities. in terms, is the sky going to fall, this will result in a systemic racially profile approach? no. and it's my job as chief prosecutor to ensure that when we charge cases and prosecute them that it's done with constitutionally admissible evidence. i know what that looks like. so do my over 300 prosecutors. i find it offensive people think we'll turn a blind eye to this one area of the law when we're completely competent to make the same assessment in every other area of the law that we deal with. >> this question is also for bill montgomery. a couple people have said that sb1070 even though it hasn't been fully implemented is a way to get people to self-deport. that's a common thing that's been said a lot, and do you think that having laws like sb1070 is a way to solve the issue of having illegal immigrants here in the u.s.? do you think this is a way to have them self-deport? >> as i mentioned in my remarks at the outset, i think it has been an effective strategy for arizona in the s

would give city the title for the first time in forty four years while fourth from bottom range is a must draw to stay up and united realistically lost with sunderland and city safe as well as well asked no will finish third if they win it west brom top down are also i mean for a top four spot against full and so when you call some at everton chelsea host relegated blackburn liverpool go to swans a bolton must win it start to have any chance of staying up north face aston villa and wigan already say take on do groups so to the table where city lead united by an eight goal difference of just two points though separate arsenal top the newcastle third place will guarantee champions league football for spot could also do the same thing but it won't if chelsea win the champions league final in munich next week. and it also goes on blackburn are already down bolton occupy the last relations forty two points and nine goals adrift and need to win it stoke q.p.r. space is in their own hands but they are not just this is that. while in germany league champions burst your dog and are celebrating their first domestic double after beating by a munich five two to win the german c

twenty minutes to ensure the tightly city's to lose one game have to go while manchester united beats one zero two nails as they level on points with city with and a to go into. the real goal the things what elsewhere ten months on have missed the chance to go third after coming back to drop one want to struggling aston villa but bolton chances of avoiding the drop were dented after west brom came from two goals down to draw two to follow beat sunderland two one already relegating one of the real nil we're in for everton and a substitute djibril see save q.p.r. survival hopes with a late we're not against zero while the west london side go to manage the city on the last day of the season needing a results to be secure of survival while city needed a three to be sure of the title. and. i think that if you go. before a game it would be. depending which is even more. now in two i saw a russia outclassed norway for two on sunday to make it to ins from two at the world championships in stockholm bubble that soup opened for the red machine early in the second period nice to nice office and doubled their lead but the norse won twice pulled themselves to

the olympic torch is arriving in the english city of bristol later today as part of a store around the united kingdom. that is ahead of the 2012 games in london. athletes, including the world renowned long distance runners, will be placing themselves in the city to prepare for the competition. moment we will find out just what makes the kenyan runners so exceptional. we will be with our correspondent at a high altitude training camp. first, losing hawkins is in bristol waiting for the torch to arrive -- lucy hawkins. >> what a magnificent day for the arrival of the olympic torch. there's a real sense of excitement in the air as i stand here. in about six hours' time, the olympic torch will live on a boat. there will be a paralympian with the british teen. -- team. there are expecting a thousand people to attend. just one of two venues for the celebration in bristol for the arrival of the torch. with me are two very excited low-cost. -- excited locals. a 15-year-old athlete and her principal at the international academy in bristol. how are you feeling before you get to hold the torch? >> i can