Mayor Scott, D.C. United push for Baltimore soccer stadium, pro teams
Officials say that funding discussions are underway with city and state leaders
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D.C. United CEO Jason Levien said the project has moved into funding discussions with state and city lawmakers. Ex-NBA star Carmelo Anthony, who grew up in Baltimore, is also involved.
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