. ♪ stay at the ymca it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ >> they have everything that you need to enjoy. > that be a lesson to all foreign dignitaries. from this point on, you want to get in good with trump, you're going to have to dance with his daughter-in-law to "ymca." a lot of people have wondered aloud and otherwise, why trump would pick a song so closely associated with the gay community to be his theme song. at one point, the village people sent a notice telling him to stop. but they had a change of heart, i guess. one of the village people, the cop, whose name is victor willis, went on cnn last night. we've got it all wrong. >> people in the media has ymca, just said that it's a gay anthem. but in reality, ymca is more than just a gay anthem. ymca is an anthem for -- for parties, bar mitzvahs, wedding, sporting events. it kind of disturbs me when they just try to say ymca is just a gay anthem. >> jimmy: right. it's not just a gay anthem, it is "the" gay anthem. [ laughter ] [ applause ] it is the number one gay and could soon be our national anthem. [ laughter ] i like that he wor

the ymca hired a private agency to determine what happened. the child care sent jer one of 108 operated by ymca silicon valley. the chief operating officer called him a well loved employee. >> we can't live in a bubble. you know? we need to put ourselves out there and look for the best. >> the prosecutor feels for lhermine's pirnts you find out he's been doing things that are horrific. >> the mother works for the ymca here in morgan hill, but not at the child care center. she's on a leave of absence n morgan hill, abc 7 news. >> more people are in the hospital tonight after a serious head on collision in san francisco. take a look at this photo of the accident posted on findery.com. you can see firefighters there clustered around one of the two cars involved this, is new video just in. the accident happened just after 3:30 this afternoon at hays and steiner streets. we apologize and are having issue was video. witnesses say one car may have been speeding. a bicyclist who struck and killed a 71-year-old man last year agreed to plead guilt dwree

. >> a former ymca day care worker just left court a short time ago. two more charges of sex crimes were added to the case against him. the 20-year-old is now accused of of molesting four children in his care and child important yog graphy. police say two girls came forward saying he molested them in paradise valley school. some parents say he was a pillar in the community. investigators say there may be more victims. >> we are looking very diligently, asking parents to speak with their children. >> makes me lose faith in people. it's hard to believe. >> ymca says a third are party investigator is on site to determine how this could happen. >> police say they do not believe foul play was involved in the death of a baby boy found dead near musto avenue. someone called 911 this morning to report baby not breathing. police say the death appears to be accidental. the coroner will determine how the baby died. >> la guardia international airport is fully operational again. following yesterday's hard landing 10 people were injured when the nose gear collapsed

this is outside of the ymca on broadway. not a lot of people move can around at this point but still plenty out there and officers are at the ready on scene as well. >> let's move on to other news. a brutal attack has an 81-year-old el cerrito woman fighting for her life. police say she was beaten and possibly sexually assaulted. the victim livesowing the >> reporter: the victim lives just three blocks from where she was found clinging to life. we're told by friends of the woman she often went for early morning walks in the neighborhood. sometimes as early as 4:30 a.m. they say it's possible that is when she was attacked. >> he is the manager of this big o tire store. he doesn't usually look at this corner of the property until late in the day but at 9:00 a.m. when he went to park a car near the tires he saw the g on the ground. >> asked her if she needed help. she looked up at me. her face was swollen and blood everywhere and she just nodded. >> he called nine one one. -- 9-1-1. >> the victim is in critical condition at a l

ymca hired a private agency to determine whamd. the child care center is one of 108 separate operated by silicon valley. >> most parents who talked to children about him said children reported he was funny. and really fun to be around. and... that has been heart breaking for parents to accept he possibly could have committed crimes. >> we can't flif a bubble. you know? we need to hope our children goring to be -- going to be safe. >> l the realization you invest time into a child at age 20 you find out he's been doing things that are horrific. >> on top that have the mother of the suspect works for the ymca near morgan hill in an administrative position. she is taking a leave of absence, important to note she does not work here at the child care center. >> david, thank you. >> investigators believe a baby found dead in san jose today died accidentally in his sleep. police caw called to a home this morning. they found a 7-month-old boy, dead. an autopsy will determine cause of death. >> a bicyclist in san francisco pleaded guilty to

the ymca says policy prohibits staff from being alone with children and there is evidence of another victim and are notifying parents of children who may have been in contact with him. oakland residents and per commands demand more leadership in the wake violent demonstrations that have continued if three nights now, protesting the george zimmerman aquittal. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in downtown oakland. the stakes are now higher, amy? >> that is right, a waiter at the restaurant was hut last night trying to protect the windows. as you can see vandals still got the ones and he spent the night in the hospital. for the third morning in a row, oakland businesses are cleaning up from destructive protesters, and ones through downtown broken including a restaurant. this was second night vandals set out to attack the restaurant and a wait are tried to rehaven't it. >> the waiter was attacked with a hammer and he was in front of the building trying to protect the restaurant. >> phil owned several building and he was outlast night to keep an eye on the property. >> just as we came

in response to the lawsuit, the ymca of metro chicago writes, our hearts go out to the family of yosefstein. the lifeguards were immediately put on administrative leave and a disciplinary review is under way. bornstein's family says it is a miracle he survived the heart attack and near drowning. the amount they're suing for has not been released. dan and paula, when you watch that video and you see him go under for five minutes, it seems like an eternity. >> you say he's still in bad shape but i mean, there are still a lot of drownings that happen every year, even when lifeguards are present, so everybody be aware, be vigilant. they give us a false sense of security. thank you, steph. >> sending our best to his family. >>> time now for the weather. back to rob. >> hey guys, a lot of folks will be going into pools and the ocean because temperatures are again hot across the west. a string of record days across the southwest. 110 in barstow and 117 in palm springs, very hot here. it will be in the 60s in the water temperatures. up north, 89 degrees in cannon beach. this is where the recor

. >> so glad we picked "ymca" for that clip. ♪ >> oh, yes. >>> before all of that, though, this couldend of a very long wait for the family of amanda knox. >> in italian jury is deciding the american college student's appeal on murder charges. elizabeth vargas reports now from italy. >> reporter: while perugia celebrated its sunday rituals, amanda knox sat alone in her prison cell, on the outskirts of town. she's putting finishing touches on the impassioned plea she is expected to deliver before she learns her fate. >> it is trying to put into words how to plead for your life. it's a pretty tough thing to do. >> the decision in the hands of this appeals court. the new judge ordered an independent review of the dna evidence so crucial in convicting knox, and the former boyfriend of murdering meredith kercher. the police collection of the bra clasp said to contain dna was so sloppy it could have caused contamination. and that the knife that the prosecution said was used to kill kercher contained too small of a dna sample to retest it and should never have been introduced. >> do you feel

the ymca sent letters hoax to parents notify them of the arrest. the suspect, 25-year-old taylor smith committed the acts last month. they would not say in the contact happened at the center. >> a woman who said she was raped by san jose student texted for help during the attack. two women say a freshman water polo player, an international student, raped them at an off campus party. one of the women said that after he shove her face on the mattress she texted "help me," to the first two people in her phone, and one of those people was at the party, but did not see the text. the victim said and i quote, "i kept telling him i have no idea who you are, the whole situation is going to affect me the rest of my life." the player has been suspended and it is believed he left country. the d.a. is new trying to determine whether to press charges. >> happening today, prosecutors in the richmond attack of a sikh man are expected to file charges. dustin albarado and chase little are accused of stabbing and beating and caught off his hair. 30 faith-based groups

we're on both coasts supporting the ymca. there will be over 2,000 bears that will go to kids in need. >> the build-a-thon was part of giving tuesday a global effort to give back to the community during the holidays. >>> coming up next, a new phase opens up in the impeachment proceedings against president trump. we're live in washington abowit more on the new hearings about to get under way. >>> and the ideas being talked about to replace the richmond-san rafael bridge. >>> and here's a look outside. as jobina and mike have been talking about, it's wet on the so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch.

it happened at a ymca pool. the family is suing saying that the man was left under water for five minutes by distracted lifeguards. >> the distracted lifeguards were unaware the man was in trouble a few yards away. abc's stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: a chicago ymca is being sued for alleged negligence. a family filing the lawsuit based on these critical moments at the pool captured on surveillance camera. according to the complaint, the 61-year-old entered the pooh without issues. he felt chest pains and slipped under the water for five minutes. >> it's unimaginable to think that my father was under water for so long. >> reporter: ten minutes after he entered the water, no one seems aware he's gone under, the video showing the two lifeguards on duty a stone's throw away, speaking with one another. one lifeguard walking right past bornstein. >> the ymca protocols make it clear to scan the pool and be ale alert. >> reporter: finally, a swimmer notices him at the bottom of the pool. the family says bornste

>> reporter: ymca will focus on helping the most vulnerable families and students this summer at ymca facilities and rec and park spaces. he says if cities and counties would open up public school campuses where the y usually hosts camps they could enroll more kids. >> we need more space capacity because there are so many children out there that need our services. >> reporter: san francisco and marin's decision to open camps isn't necessarily permanent. >> for now the data allows us to feel like this is a safe step to take. but if we have a surge during the summer we may need to change the decision and close camps. >> reporter: they include staggered arrival times, enhanced cleaning, and temperature screenings. chuck collins says the ymca is planning for three camper temperature checks a day. while summer camp is back on it will certainly not be camping as usual. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> we're committed to helping you and your children in this time of the changing world. today you can donate to families trying to close the digital divide. the inclusion partnership is asking for

san rafael has headlights beyond the ymca and the freitas parkway area, and we do have damp ground and slick roads with windshield wipers across the golden gate bridge so take it down a notch and give yourself a safe ride. >> arson investigators in fremont are at the elementary school campus after a fire broke out at a daycare center for the ymca with a fire, too at warm super bowls elementary in a shed of the little league so the field and a shed burned and a third fire broke out at warm springs park inside the woman's bathroom. this is the elementary school: the trailer is being used for day care and investigators arrived the past hour and our reporter is there gathering any information with the latest at 6:30. >> developing news, people in the bay area reported feeling a 6.9 magnitude earthquake that hit off the northern california coast last night at 10:18 and what four miles beneath the pacific ocean. there were no immediate reports of dam or injuries but the shaking was felt through the north coast and parts of southern oregon and as far south as san diego. it has been shaking al

the emergency playing out at a ymca. more than three dozen people, many of them children, rushed to the hospital. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: streets near the ymca in downtown durham are closed this evening, and the building remains evacuated while contractors work to identify and repair the chemical leak that sent 23 people to two area hospitals, most of them children. >> do you guys see any sources of leaks on the product on the ground? >> reporter: it happened at the indoor pool, shortly before 3:00 p.m. >> we literally smell the chlorine in the air. >> reporter: six children are hospitalized. in serious condition tonight. in all, 40 children, ages 6 to 12 were affected. two adults were also hurt. authorities say the chemical that was spilled was hypochlorite, a disinfectant "used for everyday maintenance of swimming pools." first responders dressed in hazmat suits, were seen efferenting the building. the ymca is closed until further notice, and children from summer camps are being moved to other locatio

what the ymca is?hen this scene outside the white house on saturday, where a reporter from fox news got a fresh whiff of victory. >> reporter: we haven't seen the violence or anger we saw in june on black lives matter plaza, might have something to do with the fact there's pungent smell of marijuana here. >> jimmy: that's right, weed can overcome. there were celebrations all across the country which is unusual. this doesn't typically happen after an election, but this one was different. >> having a competent administration won't make the coronavirus better in many, many communities, you'll have better unity in terms of messaging -- >> jimmy: go back, look right there, senator john mccain, returned from the great beyond to celebrate! isn't that something? >> fantastic. >> jimmy: donald trump is not accepting the results of the election. but joe biden is getting congratulatory calls from former presidents, world leaders, and even his own vp, kamala harris, who we slowed down to half speed for the first o

these kayakers are from the bay area ymca in san francisco.f outdoor adventure. >> because staying in the house is not going to do anything for your education. >> the bay area is beautiful. >> more than 500 bay area kids will get to try a lot of a being tests at national parks of the just a few miles from their homes and with a very clear message. >> i own this park! >> i own this park! >> say you own this park! >> you own this park! >> this group is from the chinatown y. on this day they are at the presidio helping with the native plant nursery. >> they will grow with big purple flowers. >> they do everything from washing pots to planting seedlings. they also pull weeds. >> when they have a fundamental relationship with nature earlier in their lives, their whole lives expand and for the rest of their lives nature will be a part of it. >> all this is harming because after prom called "let's move outside" promoted by michelle obama and made a reality by a partnership between the ymc the a of san francisco, -- the ymca of san francisco and the n

how the ymca is changing to deal >>> big changes are happening at the bay area ymca. a lot of people think of the y as a gym but it's also a major provider of social services building a better bay area. that mission is on over drive the yar copes with the pandemic of covid-19 and systemic racism. all of these people are in line for bags of free food outside the ymca in san francisco. the y has been handing out food to those in need for many years but this is different. >> we've seen a 70% increase in that need across the board for our entire branch. >> and food is just the start. the y is giving out diapers and other desperately needed supplies. >> backpacks for the students where young people have supplies and these kits here that are basic need kits where we provide fmilies that might need soap and masks and things like deterge deterge detergent. >> the branch is a critical anchor and well prepared to take on the challenge of covid-19 because of the vision of chuck collins, a successful real estate developer turned social justice crusader. he took over leadership of

out with all the boys ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca >> jimmy: that's the -- that's not the ymca.e macarena. maybe it's a magarena. either way, i don't know. donald trump could have you deported for doing it, so be careful. our president hit on a hundred different subjects last night at the rally. he predicted gridlock and chaos if the democrats take congress in the midterms as opposed to now, i guess, when everything's running so smoothly. trump was really -- he was in his element last night, boasting about his imagined accomplishments, and to celebrate those, we slowed him down to half speed for tonight's braggadocious edition of drunk donald trump. ♪ >> we've done so much, just point after point. i will not do this to you, but look at this. page after page after page after page. ♪ >> jimmy: we have a -- we got quite a show for you tonight. from american horror story, sarah paulson is with us tonight. and from american horror story, sex with donald trump, stormy daniels is here tonight. she's here promoting her new book, "full disclosure." if nothing else, trump is making americ

we are raising consciousness to the entire bay area. >> donations to the fund can be made in the ymca in oakland. crimestoppers is offering a 10,000 award for the information leading to her killer. >> we'll switch gears and talk about a history making world cup. japan defeated in a penalty shoot out after coming up from behind. players jumped up down as the gold trophy was presented to the first asian nation to win the world cup. in tokyo spirits were soaring after millions of people stayed up all night it watch the match. japan was a sentimental favorite because of recovering from the earthquake and tsunami that killed 23,000 people. in san francisco hundreds of fans gathered to watch the game on the big screen. team usa fans were disapoigned but also happy for japan. >> it is not a u.s. game without drama for sure. it was dramatic and japan deserves it . the u.s. will get it next year. >> we kept on coming back and i was not worried at all. they pulled it through. collin will have more highlights from the day's match coming up sports. >> the president got a bit of world cup fever to

pro -- police cuffed her in front of the ymca with several hundred protesters. she showed her 10 shalls -- her credentials but it didn't do any good. >> she said this is not an oakland press pass. and they handcuffed me. >> two other skwrrpb that lists report being arrested -- journalists report being arrested. haynes received a message yesterday from a police spokesperson who asked if she was okay. >>> authorities investigating fatal pedestrian accident near oakland international. the incident happened shortly after 6:00 this morning on doo little drive. >> four were walking and a member of the group was hit. >> [ inaudible ] he had bad knee he is he was walking slow. -- he was walking slow. i heard somebody yell and i seen the guy pull up behind us with a buffed windshield he said he hit somebody. we ran -- with a busted windshield. he said he hit somebody. i found him in the ditch. >> he said his friend died seconds after he reached him. the driver told roberts he never saw the man he hit. the four were walking from alameda to oakland after police impounded t

another audition is tomorrow at the embarcadero ymca ymca from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. they could be standing in the rain. >> leigh: the certainly could tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, you're going to be okay. we had ha -- a nice dry spell, but we had showers across some parts of the bay area. the high definition east bay cam showing the thickening clouds, and let's see what's going on with live doppler 7hd. the band of clouds moving in towards the winsor area, and santa rosa picking up a little light rain. sacramento, and dixon, and it's all thanks to this next impulse. this is a cold front, and behind it an area of low pressure, and all of this is just going to swing in across the bay area overnight tomorrow and tomorrow morning. temperaturewise, few 40s. the rest of us in the 50s, and well go with increasing showers overnight. there's going to be some cooler air moving in tomorrow morning so we bring in a chance of some thunderstorms possible tomorrow morning, and by tomorrow afternoon, we'll dry things out and next week will be cool and dry. this is one impulse

these kayakers are from the bayview ymca in san francisco. >> perfect!city kids getting a week of outdoor adventure. >> because if you stay cooped up in the house, it's not going to do anything for your education. it's just beautiful. >> reporter: more than 500 bay area kids will get to try a lot of activities at national parks, just a few miles from their homes, and with a very clear message. >> i own this park! >> i own this park! >> you own this park. >> you own this park! >> reporter: this group is from the chinatown "y." and on this day, they're at the presidio helping with the native plant nursery. >> they'll grow to, like, big purple flowers. >> reporter: kids do everything from washing pots for seedlings to pulling weeds. >> the kids have a fundamental relationship with nature earlier in their lives, their whole lives expand, and for the rest of their lives, nature will be a part of it. >> looks like a spider, but -- >> reporter: all of these activities are happening because of a program called let's move outside, promoted by michelle obama and m

at night fell, the group stormed the downtown ymca building on broadway and 24 them street. police moved in and made arrests. nearly 400 in all-including protesters who broke into city hall. we had first-hand look at the damage inside the building. >> during an early morning show and tell tour, mayor jean kwan describes the damage to city hall. >> i think it was probably the architect's model. we got it from the museum. >> the original architectural model. >> that's what they think. >> which would make the model more than a century old. other damage was a smashed window, graffiti, and the california and united states flags were yanked from their place on the mezzanine. >> i'm tired of them using the city city as a playground. i think oaklanders are getting tired. >> that's the charred remains of northwestern flag that some demon straighters pulled down and burn out here on at the front steps of city hall. thit this is youtube video of demonstrators waving the u.s. flag and then setting it ablaze and stomping it out. during the city hall break-in, dozens of people were being

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. >> one of the groups was the downtown ymca. they encircled another group outside. about 70 of them were arrested. they say they plan on holding and charging all of them. >> i would expect in the future, what happened in the level of violence and everything that proceeded on the internet all the tweets which they know we read. >> mayor quan tells me they do have surveillance video of people that were going into city hall and couple dozen people may made their way in. none were arrested because police were not able to get here too quickly. they were handling the situation that was going over in the ymca. 300 people were arrested last night. we are awaiting the full set of charges they are facing. >> we have a photo taken by media partner "san jose mercury news" showing protestors burning the american flag taken from city hall. the demonstrators issued an e-mail the occupation and act of constitutionally protected disobedience was interrupted by brutal police response. >>> members of occupy san jose and occupy redwood city will protest at 2:00 in front of the chase ba

>> i'm disappointed that it's a ma >>> a local ymca is honoring a warriors star.you can play on the draymond green court. >>> wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> i want to focus on the chinese new year parade. it's tomorrow in san francisco. i know they'll start lining up by 4:00 when it's 54 degrees. dress accordingly. >>> mike, thank you. >>> golden state warriors forward draymond green will be at the downtown oakland ymca today. he will be see awe any refurbished basketball court that will be named in his honor. the draymond green court is newly named and newly redone. the warriors pg&e and the good tiedings foundation helped with the effort. the new court features new hardwood flooring, backboards and hoops. it also sports a new color scheme, complete with the city of oakland skyline and the city's tree logo. pretty cool. >>> the wait is almost ove

ymca's president and ceo says this is the first time anything like this has ever happened. ymc's president and ceo said camp is supposed to be a fun experience and doesn't know what happened. that crash is under investigation, and, meanwhile, the ymca is holding another camp at that same location starting tomorrow currenting trying to figure out whether to keep it going as scheduled. >> awful collision thinking about the kids. thank you. >>> a social media influencer is facing charges now after his video game giveaway turned into absolute mayhem on new york city streets. abc's reena roy joins us with the fallout after thousands of fans overwhelmed union square. reena, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. police say this situation unfolded unbelievably fast, and they had no heads-up until they saw the crowd suddenly appear. they say it all started on social media with a post by influencer kai cenat who has now been charged with first degree riot, inciting a riot, and unlawful assembly, and the images are just jaw-dropping. you can see several thousand floode

. >> we don't got the ymcas no more. so tops is for us it's like our community center. he with meet there every day. we in tops every single day. that's where we live at, there. every single day we're there. >> what we're learning about the victims, just trying to go about their daily lives. >> my mother is the glue that held us together. >> and who investigators say could have been the next targets. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind. >> this "nightline" special edition, "black and targeted: terror in buffalo," will be right back. >>> thanks so much for joining us. i'm linsey davis. tonight we're in buffalo, where a community is standing strong. two days after that horrific attack that claimed ten lives, all of them black. president biden is coming here tomorrow. the impact of the shooting resonating throughout the country. but here the attack is all too real. here's abc's stephanie ramtos. >> reporter: this chilling new video -- >> there's a lot of people dead in there. >> reporter: -- showing the chao

a few camps i talked to said it is definitely go time right now and i have to say about that ymca campwing up. felt like summer camp yesterday, temperature-wise. lookat the records that were broken. nearly 80 degrees in washington, d.c., and harrisburg, pennsylvania, too. look at this video and it just really says march, doesn't it? it's hard to break through all of that snow cover. but, hey, when you do, you can sled and then sled straight onto the grass in your t-shirt and shorts. somebody wrote me that and said, this is how you know you're from pennsylvania. i just thought, this is how you know you're anywhere in the northeast. so excited for the warmth. don't get too used to it. tomorrow windchills feel like the 20s in new york and feels like philadelphia in philadelphia 20, binghamton, >>> good morning. we made it to friday and look at that sunrise. a comfortable afternoon, 10 degree warmer than yesterday. we'll have a clear start tonight but fog will roll in by tomorrow morning and another storm brings us a chance of rain sunday afternoon into monday. today, 50s to near 60 along

♪ young man ♪ ♪ there's no need to feel down ♪ ♪ ymca ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ ♪ it's fun tofun, right? i mean, fun, good-bye, good night. good night, everybody. right? nope. ♪ i went to the doctor and guess what he told me ♪ ♪ guess what he told me ♪ ♪ he said girl you better try to have fun no matter what you do ♪ >> jimmy: he played music and kind of did that baby toddler jumping dance that he does for a full 39 minutes. he just stood there swaying like a manatee tangled in seaweed. [ laughter ] >> let me hear that music, please. >> everyone, let's thank president trump. >> loud, nice and loud. ♪ ♪ time to say good-bye ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you took the roll right out of my eyes, lady. why? why? why remain on stage for 39 minutes? just pretend it was one of don jr.'s piano recitals and leave. go home. [ laughter ] trump's director of communications was quick to put a positive spin on this. he wrote, "total lovefest at the pennsylvania town hall. everyone was so excited they were fainting so real donald trump turned to music." it was a lovefest. it wasn't a fyre fest. it

these kayakers are from the bay view ymca. city kids getting a week of outdoor adventure. >> if you stay cooped up in the house it's not going to do anything for your little education. they'll get to try activities t. >> i own this park. you own this park. >> this group is helping with the native plant nursery. they wash pots and pull weeds. >> when there is a fundamental relationship with nature, their lives will be part of it. >> the tests are happening because of a program called "let's move outside" made a reality by a partnership between ymca, national parks and their nonprofit support >> we're thrilled to be able to bring the kids. >> they can embrace this. you can't always play video games. >> we work together as a community. >> remember the girl who was afraid her kayak would sink? she had a great time, convincing another frightened girl to give it a try. >> this is the best feeling in the world. i get goose bumps thinking about potential of programs like this to reach youth in our communities and to make a positive ch

he work here at the embark dough -- embarcadero ymca. official say he passed a criminal background check when hired but since has been fired. the camp director turned him in. >> took a proactive stance to make sure we stop and arrest this individual for what he did. >> the statement said this no longer individual work for the organization can we are working closely with authorities to make sure whatever information they need they get. >> police are investigating a 4th sex assault in one night. a woman was assaulted september 10 at a hall and the same night mess responded to three sex acall thes during a concert at the greek theatre and two victims were cal students. police have made no arrests. >> today the c.e.o. of the company behind the epipen is expected to defend the large price hike. she will testify before congress about the epipen. in 2009, it cost $100. new, it is more than $600. in prepared temperature she said they make $50 off of every person after rebates, fees and other costs. last month she blamed the coast on a break heal

the building is a portable building that school workers say is a ymca daycare center. the building is closed because of the damage to the bottom exterior of the building. the first fire was at a shed at a little league field in warms springs elementary school used as a snack shock and damaged. a third and final fire call followed the two at schools and that is at warm springs park inside women's bathroom blocked off by firefighters, as well. firefighters are concerned this could be just the beginning for the arsonist. >> if they continue starting fires, they have a strong interest in fire and they may graduate to doing something more severe than what we have right now. >> the police department is involved in the investigation. there is no suspect. school officials say they are working on getting another room for the day care and they do not expect any issues for the students. he hope to make repairs when the arson regulation is completeed. >> a little wet this morning and we will have the details from mike nicco. you can see the darker green and yellow but over to peta

there were last arrests at the downtown ymca. one band of roaming protesters also damaged city hall. the damage inside is still being assessed this morning. sergio reports. >> city hall became one of the targets of demonstrators when a few people managed to force their way in and make a mess of the place a visibly flustered jean quan voiced her frustration with the latest demonstration. >> the occupy oakland has got to stop using oakland as its playground and that people in the community and people in the occupy movement have to stop making excuses for this behavior. >> at the height of protestors during the day, demonstrators squared off at police. some tossed objects at officers and police responded. as the day war on, several conflicts erupted, like this one near 14th and broadway. i talked to one woman who watched as the action went down. she said the police are too heavy handed. >> i will say sometimes protestors get upset and do some things to but eye think it's wrong. it's like they are taking a sledge hammer to kill a fle

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he worked here at the app -- at the at at ymca at embarcadero. the director of the camp turned him in. he has been fire the. >> took a proceed active stance to stop and arrest this individual for what he did. ymca said and i quote, "this individual no longer woulds for the organization and we are working closely with theirs to make sure whatever information they need they get." >> and now a fourth sex assault on one night a woman was assault as a residential hall on september 10789 the same night, police responded to three sex assaults at greek theatre during a concert, two remains at the concert were cal students. police made in arrests. >> fewer parking spots equals more affordable housing and that is the equation oakland is banking on. our media partner the east bay times reports the city council approved sweeping reductions of parking requirements including reductions of residential and apartment buildings to reduce hidden packing costs that are passed from developers to the residents. >> cal state university leaders will areserve big goals t

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the event was organized by the ymca in south san francisco. police and fire departments.in the peninsula received food at today's giveaway. this is the seventh year the ymca has held the food giveaway. >> so many people come together in the holidays to help, and the spirit of giving continued in san francisco's tenderloin district with a pair of big events. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn shows us a turkey drive and a block party aimed at giving thanks. yeah, turkey. >> oh my gosh, thank you. >> good things come in all sizes and on this tuesday it's a 15 pound turkey. >> a man pulled up in a motorcycle and dropped this beautiful turkey off for us. now we get to go like that. >> it's all part of glide's annual turkey drive, a two day event where people drop off turkeys for the beloved thanksgiving meal at the iconic nonprofit in the tenderloin. they've collected dozens of turkeys so far, but they're hoping for 300. >> everyone is worthy of a special meal. we're seeing more and more folks who are really in need of a warm holiday meal this season, and so also because of

but a new program from the ymca could be a saving grace for many people and their kids. >> i miss my teachers. >> reporter: she's ready for the fifth grade. distance learning for now but she won't be home all the time. she'll be here at the ymca on mission street with other students her own age. >> you do your zooms and then do you the homework that your teachers give you. >> reporter: it's called learning camp. a new program launching at 20 ymca locations. >> it is like you're in school. >> yeah. >> students meet in small groups with social distancing and daily health checks. >> we have a learning specialist. >> reporter: she says they partner with school districts to help students learn and succeed. it is open to all parents and gofts $285 per week. essential workers and low income families get priority. financial assistance is available. >> one of our overarching organizational goals is to make sure we have equitable pricing in our programs for all families. we want to make sure that we are >> reporter: many. for anyone g. these amazing students have already been taks popummer cam

the ymca say parents complaint product the policy and some are conditioned it is not in place. >> maybe not so much the transgender but what that were ons up to, it just makes it seem like anyone can use any locker room. >> ymca staff are allowed it ask questions if they see someone walking into the locker room, they and ask them to verbally state their gender and check in the computer to make sure there is a map. >> "star wars" mania builds in the weekend with "star wars" fans pouring into the theater for the premiere. >> it was amazing. >> very big twist. you have to see it to believe it. >> really amazing. anyone out there who is doubting j.j., see it. please. >> from to see chaz i grew up with when i was 10 or 11 or 12, seeing them become on the screen it was great. >> expectations for the new movie is propertied to gross between $180 and $220 million through sunday. >> i will adding to that total. >> me, too. >> still ahead at 6:00, the white house said that the president's state of the union address will be different than in previous years. >> a look at the young of the prince in

>> "ymca." the gay national anthem.hey call it the gay national an them. >> what's the best song to transition to, ymca to what? maybe mo bamba? >> maybe "hold on, i'm coming." >> that's when melania just runs out of the room. i feel like he only knows three or four songs. he knows three songs, "hold on, i'm coming," "ymca," and "mo bamba." whatever that is, i don't know. trump's buddy vladimir putin is doing whatever he can to prevent russian citizens from knowing the truth about what he's up to in ukraine. early this month, russia banned facebook, and now, they've banned instagram reportedly because users are allowed to post anti-war messages. and he doesn't want that. he's also getting create frifiv a propaganda standpoint. the kremlin is now spreading rumors that the u.s. has trained an army of birds to carry ukrainian devastating biological weapons into russia. which, listen, the only deadly bird we've ever developed in this country is this one, and we've -- we're primarily using it on ourselves. so don't worry. a

she'll be here at the ymca with other students her own age. >> you do injuyour zooms. the teachers give you a specific time. >> reporter: it's called learning camp a. new program launching at 20 ymca locations, san francisco, san mateo and san marin counties. >> it's like you're in school but not in school. >> reporter: students meet in small groups with social distancing and health checks. >> we have a learning specialist. >> reporter: she said the program partners with school districts to help students learn and succeed. it's open to all parents and costs about $285 per week. essential workers and low income families get priority. financial assistance is available. >> one of our overarching educational goals is to make sure we have equitable programs for all families. that we are providing programs for anyoneegf income. >> many of these amazing students have been taking part in thep and will soon transition to learning camp. who is ready to go back to school? from san francisco, she has a job and four kids. she needs to find a program for her middle schooler. >> all

but the first -- we didn't know where we would sleep, so we went to this ymca thing.ymca? >> yeah. where was it? >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. well -- >> jimmy: who was managing your travel arrangements? >> me. >> jimmy: you, were okay. >> yes. >> jimmy: ymca, you'll send 15-year-old kids to play racquetball or whatever. >> well, i was 20 and i didn't have any money. >> jimmy: i see, okay. >> yeah. but we wanted to go out and night and i was not allowed into the bars because of my age. i would make -- we'd put some makeup on but we would drink -- i don't drink all the time. it sounds like i'm like an alcoholic. which i am not. >> jimmy: you're not. >> i'm the mother of a kid. >> jimmy: okay. >> but that night, we were, yeah. so we tried twice to go to bars. because i looked young. and i was young, too young to go to the bar. i would wear some makeup and try to put some makeup on but we would drink and then i fell asleep. the two nights we were supposed to go out i fell asleep drunk. oh my god. >> jimmy: it's okay. we get drunk here in the united states too. so you slept

. >>> the san francisco ymca is trying to help out sels workees workers who cannot stay home with their kids during this pandemic. they opened upour pop-up camps and provide kids with steam, arts and crafts and fun in a safe place. the y does all of this while doing their best to maintain social distance between the kids. >> we put as many safety precautions as we can in place, but always a risk. we wash our hands all the time. we disinfect everything. but it's worth it to support our community and that's why we're here. >> so far no kids have gotten sick since the pop-up started about a month ago and no waiting list right now for the pop ups. the ymca will be opening up additional camps for kids of essential workers. >>> hard enough for the many adults working from home these days but especially tough for kids who are trying to learn from home. abc7 news dion lim introduces us to one remarkable teacher on the peninsula to using star power to get his students excited. >> reporter: east palo alto instagram taken over who for 20 years has kept students motivated at school. is. >> i love m

. >> look, this is going to have really bad consequences for our hospitals, for the ymca, for localtremely expensive tax, whih is going to come in very suddenly with no time for us to prepare and transition off of gas. >> the city of berkeley already that the ban was unlawful. measure g gas. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> coming from the faa today and what it could soon mean for two we need mark farrell. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." moraga orinda fire protection district is proposing what's being called an ember r number e providers to pull out ofug not r a time of year and it is proving to be so. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandy. yes. >> so we going to change is those temperatures are going up. look at this view from our sky star camera at fisherman's wharf. on the skystar blue skies. there's a ae coastline, and we have been loinng some passing high cloudss clouds. they're all coming in from off the coastline. and in san francisco. it's sny view. santa rosa, 73 degrees. yo

there were last arrests at the downtown ymca. one band of roaming protesters also vandalized city hall. the damage inside is still being assessed this morning. sergio reports. >> city hall became one of the targets of demonstrators when a few people managed to force their way in and make a mess of the place. a visibly flustered jean quan voiced her frustration with the latest demonstration. >> the occupy oakland has got to stop using oakland as its playground and that people in the community and people in the occupy movement have to stop making excuses for this behavior. >> at the height of protestors during the day, demonstrators squared off at police. some tossed objects at officers and police responded with flash bangs and nobody grenades. as the day war on, several conflicts erupted, like this one near 14th and broadway. i talked to one woman who watched as the action went down. she said the police are too heavy handed. >> i will say sometimes protestors get upset and do some things too, but i think it's wrong. it's like they

. >> there is an eerie silence at the el camino ymca. today there is no one lifting weights, no one playing basketball, no one doing much of anything during this novel coronavirus crisis. but down the hall, a glimmer of hope. >> anybody else? >> the ymca of silicon valley is pivoting some of its facilities to serve as day camps for the children of front line and eshlg workers. this was launched in partnership with el camino hospital across the street. >> we do our best to kind of be that temporary escape so that they can actually be children and enjoy life and some sense of normalcy. >> that attempt at normalcy now comes with a lot of social distancing. >> it's kind of challenging at times. you know, you're like all the way over here, and they're all the way over there, and you're like, hi. >> students have been split up into multiple classrooms and will stay within the same group for the foreseeable future to limit potential exposure to covid-19. >> it's, like, really hard to have playdates with friends and see them, and, like i can't e