he's joining us today with amanda wexler, senior director for the ymca could being service. hello to you both. joe, okay, let's breathe. [laughter] wow. "around every corner." the inspiration behind it, share. >> it's something i thought that needed to be told. in the world today, especially in communities in the northeast and all over the united states, there's a major problem. drugs are a huge issue right now, and people are not willing to talk about it. films are sugar coating it, we're not seeing the true lives of what an addict goes through and, more importantly, how it impacts those around them. what people don't realize about addiction is it's not just the addict that is getting hurt by this substance. it's their entire family unit, their friends, everyone around them is being affected by this, and we wanted to show that, you know, you need to get out there. people need to open their eyes. it's not as simple as black and white. >> joe, this is your favorite project, and -- >> you kind of picked some heavy stuff right out of the gate here. [laughter] how personal is it

. >> reporter: former 49er marched with students in the annual ymca merchant walk to end truancy. business owners were asked to help students by turning them away during school hours. >> they should be in school. they need to be in school. >> reporter: the students participating in the merchant walk don't attend a traditional public school. instead they come here. inside this ymca building are two schools that provide enough support to help them transition back. one of the schools is the center for academic reentry and empowerment, known as care. for students 14 to 17 years old. after a semester here, they go back to a traditional public school. >> we have over 385 graduates over an eight-year period that are now viable assets to the community and their families. >> reporter: the other school is a charter school for the older ones. >> smaller classes, teachers have more hands-on, and having a case manager. >> reporter: that case manager happens to be just across the hallway. michelle bettis says coming here helped her graduate and get into a four-year university. in san francisco,

. >> reporter: he marched with students at the annual ymca walk to end truancy.ers were asked to support students by turning them away during school hours. some were given flyers to put up with the message, there's a graduate inside of you. >> there's a graduate inside of me. >> reporter: the students participating in the merchant walk don't attend a traditional public school. instead, they come here inside this ymca building are two schools that provide enough support to help them transition back. one of the schools is the center for academic reentry and empowerment, known at c.a.r.e. for students 14 to 17 years old. after a semester here, they go back to a traditional public school. >> we have over 385 graduates over an eight-year period that are viable assets to the community and their families. >> reporter: the other school is a five keys charter school for the older ones. >> smaller classes, teachers that were more hands on and having a case manager. >> reporter: that case manager happens to be just across the hallway. michelle bettis says coming here helped

learn how to keep your kids active this summer with the ymca healthy kids day. it features fun activities and cooking demonstrations it's taking place at ymcas across the country at 11:00 a.m. >>> if you're little one loves legos go to the expo center in oaks montgomery county. it's for lego enthusiasts young and old starting at 10:00 a.m. today and tomorrow. >>> in "healthcheck" at 9:00 a.m. we're one day away from the blue cross broad street run, ali gorman has some last-minute tips for all you runners. runners picking up their race bibs and packets and t-shirts and some are doing their best to calm prerace jitters. >>> i'm nervous because this is my very first broad street run. >>> it's a long run. >> reporter: others are watching the forecast. >>> if it unt don't rain, but if it does, i'm ready. >> reporter: if you can't control the weather focus on what you can control. dr. to do mcgrath said by now your training should be over, what's recommended for activity depends on your level of experience. >>> if you're a novice go for a walk, if you're a more experi

the event will taking place at ymcas across the county kicking off at 11:00 a.m. today. >>> if you're little one loves legos head to oaks montgomery county. brick fest live is for you lego enthat youists -- enthusiasts young and old alike. that's what's happening in and around the area this weekend. sports is coming your way next. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to enjoy it together. (is committed to truth on thee plabel.d when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. learn more at beyondpetfood.com everyone, 7:23 saturday morning, the penn relays will be dry today, clouds and sunshine by afternoon. it's a completely cloudy morning, let's say by 11:00 a.m. or noon sometime in between there you'll see sunshine. c

even the ymca bus got hit.ice and neighbors are hoping the ymca cameras can help with the investigation. our cameras were rolling as roadside assistance pulled up to help fix dominique johnson's flat. johnson is another neighbor on the block who has a bright attitude on a groom me saturday morning. >> some people are not blessed to be able to replace it. i am so that's what i'm thankful for. it doesn't happen too often i wouldn't expect it to happen again. >> reporter: in graduate hospital jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> in new jersey, police say a man breaks into a car repair shop and only gets away with $2 but he caused so much more damage in the process. now police are looking to identify this guy. they say he broke into garey's easy auto repair shop in quinton township, salem county. he broke a window to get inside and once he was in, well, police say he ransack the place. he also broke the front driver's side window of the vehicle that was park on the lot. >>> well it was like fox -- fox watching the hen

the first few years i lived in the ymca. >> stephen: really?u see the cowboy or cop. >> a couple of them just wearing leather chaps for no reason. >> stephen: that must have been a little freaky, a teenager living in a ymca. >> i got attacked in the bathroom. and-- yeah, yeah. ewww! >> stephen: keep it light. attacked like someone tried to kill you? >> yeah air, guy tried to strangle me in the bathroom, yeah. welcome to new york! it was kind of my experience. >> stephen: wow! let me ask you something-- did you tell your parents that this had happened? >> i told them much later. >> stephen: sure. >> because i didn't want -- >> like a week ago. >> yeah, they're finding out right now. ( laughter ) no, i didn't want to worry my mom. >> stephen: sure, of course, not. >> also, because i was so young and kind of so over-stimulated by the city, i just thought i guess this is what new york is like. >> stephen: i'm an actor. i'll use it. >> yeah. >> stephen: speaking of trying to kill somebody, now you're playing in "american psycho." how does one auditi

. >>> we'll head to the ymca. of all places the go it's not the most interesting room. >> in the last 15 minutes i have been locked inside a bathroom. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. he's been in the stall for 15 minutes. it's a live facebook broadcast video that he started because what else your going do if you're stuck in the toilet. >> at least he has wi-fi connection. that's good. looks like he's been scratching at the door. [ laughter ] he's warming up. people are going to come back. all for a few minutes he sees somebody. >> sir >> yeah. >> can you open the door. >> okay. all right. fire department will be here shortly. >> sorry about that. >> okay. thank you for the wi-fi. >> see? >> gives a shout out just in time as the fire department shows. they start testing the door finerman asks an obvious question. >> it's okay. i'm done flushing. >> i would have not used that tone. >> so they start pushing. pushing more. looks like it's going to open. >> oh. >> then they start putting their should toirt. you see debris starts

industry of the launches also some jumpers music a lot more it is all happening at the and down a ymca and is free to attend will be right back (vo) beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. learn more at beyondpetfood.com >>marty gonzales: that would take on the portland trail blazers at the rim the blazers beat the l.a. clippers last night they won the series four games to two there will be without the rain in the peace steph curry. >>reporter: here is a look at the card when speed you can sing 17 mi. from our expect to be breezing with an onshore flow but given the fact is more normal flow given all of that timber to or to be pretty lofty compared to that the wind advisory the advisory technical in the hills of thousand feet or but you see the coverage downtown san francisco. >>reporter: not amount to much as to fall too quickly here was the one of lots of yellow still one of their in the north to bay and the six is only for low there was a court on hap

yesterday we actually we were with toyota at the ymca cleaning up the ymca, planting flowerbeds.derful. power of one. >> lance, i want to know, so how did you get inkompted with all this? i have to say i have a bit of a crush on lance. i know him from our family wedding with, love you in that movie. so tell me how did you become to be part of this. >> thank you. it's always great to come back to d.c. i'm a howard university alumni. and also in connection with the toyota green initiative, which we call tgi. if you're not familiar with the toyota green initiative, it's an environmental stewardship program that kind of encourages african-americans to adopt a greener lifestyle. so that's why i'm here. >> and that's the >> it's a perfect marriage because we're about the same thing. just educating the youth and everybody in general on adopting the sustainable lifestyle. >> so you were talking about, brandon, about some of the great performers we're going to see. give me some of the lineup. >> we got a guy that you guys may have heard of by the name of future. we have a lovely lady by t

not only the private business but also the ymca and other nonprofit organizations.nd by the way, this is what 29 other states also do not have these types of -- >> but you know -- >> restroom, lockerroom and bathroom policy. >> you talk about overreach, you say charlotte overreach. >> right. >> how did the state of north carolina, the state government not overreach in just the same way. you mentioned houston, voters made that decision. >> right. >> you can make a case voters made the decision in charlotte. charlotte rejected it then elected two new members of the city council. this has been a long debate in the city of charlotte. this is where they came down. you guys debated for like ten seconds. i mean, don't you regret the time of debate? >> actually, charlotte's vote was a very little debate. they had a lot of public speakers speaking for and against -- >> no, that night. but this has been months of a debate. >> real quick, charlotte had originally turned it down just like houston has. and there hasn't been outrage. there wasn't outrage towards charlotte when th

not only the private business but also the ymca and other nonprofit organizations.29 other states also do not have these types of -- >> but you know -- >> -- restroom, locker room and bathroom policy. >> you talk about overreach, you say charlotte overreached. >> right. >> how did the state of north carolina, the state government not overreach in just the same way? you mentioned houston. voters made that decision. >> right. >> you can make a case voters made the decision in charlotte. charlotte rejected it, then elected two new members of the city council. this has been a long debate in the city of charlotte. this is where they came down. you guys debated for like ten seconds. i mean, don't you regret the time of debate? >> actually, charlotte's vote was a very little debate. they just had a lot of public speakers speaking for and against -- >> no, that night. but this has been months of a debate. >> real quick, charlotte had originally turned it down just like houston has. and there hasn't been outrage. there wasn't outrage towards charlotte when they turned it dow

. >> reporter: police say a man slashed the tires of 13 cars including a ymca bus on 17th and christiantreets overnight. >> it's really surprising and disappointing to be honest. >> reporter: police got the call around 2:00 a.m. and by early afternoon the inconvenience still lingered for some neighbors. >> i feel really badly for the people that are going to come and wake up to this this morning, have someplace to go and they're not going to be able to get there. >> reporter: one woman whose back tire was slashed told us she was too overwhelmed to speak on camera as she mauled a crew to help hall her car to the shop. police say they found a suspect nearby and also found a kitchen knife on the scene but they don't yet have a motive. reporting in south philadelphia, i'm anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> a manhunt is now under way for the suspect who killed eight members of one family in ohio. investigators say they have received an overwhelming number of tips but no one has been arrested just yet. the victims include seven adults and a 16-year-old boy. authorities say most of them were

it does is inconvenience people report roar police say a man slash the tires of 13 cars including a ymca on 17th and christian streets overnight. >> it's really surprising and disappointing to be honest report roar police got the call around 2:00 a.m. and by early afternoon, the inconvenience still lingers for some neighbors. >> i feel really badly for the people that are going to come and, you know, wake up to this this morning. had some place to go and they're not going to be able to get there. >> reporter: one woman whose back tire was slashed told us she was too overwhelmed to speak on camera as she called in a crew to help hall her car to the shop much police say they found the suspect nearby and also found a kitchen knife on the scene but they don't yet have a motive. reporting in south philadelphia, i'm anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> president obama had little fun today during his european trip much the president and britain's prime minister david cameron played golf in london. this is day two of the preside president's trip to europe. the president took part in town hall st

. >>> spring valley ymca is holing their family fun day in limerick, montgomery county. there will be games, food and bake sale. check it out on west lynn field trap road. >>> marty growl. dog sports and training club. the only event of its kind in the delaware valley. it's happening today and tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. that's a look at that's what's happening in and around the region, sports is next. you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ everyone, 7:23 saturday morning, satellite and radar showing a ton of sunshine from maine to the carolinas. we're in what's known as an omega blocking pattern. here's philadelphia right here. the jet stream looks like the greek letter omega. air low pressure off the coast, high pressure over top of us. low pressure over here. what's happening this high can't move because the low i

just a couple of horse when she arrives here at the local ymca in hartford, connecticut. three and a half years ago, a lone gunman entered here, killing 20 children and six adults. it is like it was yesterday. we are going to see some of the families of those victims meeting with hillary clinton today, it is an issue that she has been pushing and pressing and worked well in new york. she believes it will work well here in connecticut to raise that issue. they believe that their real significant differences between her positions and her policies and that of her owe ponpponent,e sanders wasting little too many courting voters before the next round of super tuesday contests. >> here i am in pennsylvania, because i really want to work as hard as we can together for the next week to get a good result on april 26th. >> reporter: protesters calling for clinton to pardon all prisoners convicted as a result of the controversial 1994 crime bill. reaching out to african-american voters, secretary clinton boldly assessing race relations, during a gun violence event at the historic st

early on, he entered the ymca and was sent to africa as the only african-american and person of color to do "y" work in south africa. he was a great success there, though somewhat disappointed with the limitations of his mandate and he returned and was awarded the 1933 medal by the naacp. in 1935, he became the second president of the national negro conference. he went on to be quite active on the left and in 1940, he became the first african-american faculty member at city college and introduced the first course on negro history and culture at that institution and one of the first everywhere. he then became involved in the council on african affairs, which was founded by paul robson, supported by councilman benjamin davis and various african-american intellectuals of the left, famous for his loyalty to him. wilkerson, very active in the jefferson schools of the immediate post war period. in 1948, an audit of the council on african affairs budget revealed that max had, in fact, misappropriated large sums of money that had been raised for relief and education in south africa. that resu

. >> and later today, clinton is going to be here at this ymca. she'll be meeting with the families of victims of gun violence including those who lost their little ones in the sandy hook elementary school. she is going to be emphasizing that, really a contrast to bernie sanders. at least their campaign feels it is a winning issue regarding that. bernie sanders is going to be in pennsylvania making three stops and i am told very much that he is not going to be holding back, that he is very much still in the fight. >> all right. that's what we would expect i guess from bernie sanders. all right. thank you. >>> president obama speaking with leaders of gulf countries this morning after receiving a chilly welcome in saudi arabia. the white house insisting the president cleared the air with saudis in a two-hour meeting with the king. we're live for us with more. >> reporter: president obama will be meeting with the gulf cooperation council today. he'll be speaking later. big subjects here are isis and regional security. how do you expand the defense ca

. >> because of the proximity of the medical city and the ymca and the schools within the neighborhoodcan ride a bike to work, ride home, and pick up the kids by 6:00 at the after-school program. ♪ >> we've taken the best of what we've seen throughout the country and really the world, brought all different parts and pieces over here. >> to my left, we have the adult pool section of our aquatic center. across the street here, under construction, we have a new restaurant and a market that we're building. we're working right now on a million-square-foot, regional mall, the first phase of which is two hotels and an office building and a bunch of restaurants. we have a wide range of housing types, town homes all the way up to very large, custom-built homes. we have a 290-unit apartment complex that's under construction right down the road. this community is built around neighborhood parks and schools and jobs and all of these things. so we're also building a community that is better. >> when we come back, we'll take a look at lake nona's groundbreaking medical city. [ woman vocalizing ] i t

like we released funds to the ymca, operation warm run and warm coats. what else do we do? us -- i want to know some of the charities that you're involved in. >> big restaurant in philadelphia, we have helped them with providing thousands of meals, healthy meals for kids. >> do you have -- are there more plans in the works for more games for good causes? >> essentially right now we're focusing on really building this game out internationalizing the game. the next step is actually to take the game around the world. we do have people all over the world who speak english and who can play the game, but we're looking to actually get into spanish and french and portuguese so it can hit north and south america as well. >> do you have a background in any of this, in the gaming industry? >> my background is in technology. and also in psychology and philosophy. so we kind of pulled that together. and their backgrounds are in business. so we kind of came together and said what can we really do to make a difference and better world was born from that conversation. >> we really wanted t

with no lights at the downtown berkeley ymca, some people who showed up for dance class this morning, well, they had to improvise. >> everybody was standing outside when i got there. power was out. our dance teacher was right there. we always love to dance. so we just went down to the park. somebody went to their car and got a speaker, their ipod, and we did our dance class. >> reporter: and again a pg&e representative confirmed minutes ago they had some sort of an equipment failure at a pg&e substation in el cerrito this morning. and that in turn, led to a fire at the substation and knocked out power to initially what was 43,000 customers through the east bay from berkeley all the way up to san pablo and parts of richmond as well. initially, they had 43,000 people without power. they are trying to restore power to everyone. pg&e spokesperson just told me they got the lights back on to about 1,500 or so customers and there is no word, you guys, when they will get the power restored to all the rest of those customers. but again here is the scene in the downtown berkeley area. the light

afternoon getting dark, temperatures below freezing, snow on the ground and he is coming home from the ymca to walk along the sidewalk, turns into the past to get in the house and there is his father, passed out in the snow ended reagan's telling he paused for a moment and asked himself whether he should just walk on inside the house. in the memoir, reagan doesn't tease out exactly what that means but the implication is i am going to let him die in the snow. in the next sentence in the memoir, but i decided i should bring him in. here is an 11-year-old kid who is entertaining at least for a moment that his world might be better if his father was dead. to me that is a pretty heavy weight this kid is having to bear. i am not going to say this explains everything about reagan but it does explain a lot about his standoffish in this. reagan was a person who seemed friendly across the room or from a distance but the closer you got to him, the cooler he got and one of the ways i put it is if reagan hadn't been president, and i suppose a long time ago a film star, nobody except nancy would have com

to attribute more to the city that i love i have more time to volunteer at a museum as well as the ymca while we support the community school. i also can walk which is really overcrowded in these bay. san francisco is an desperate need for affordable housing. this is a wonderful solution to bringing diverse people and service workers and entrepreneurs to the city so please approve it. >>thank you. next speaker please >> >>my name is david-- my wife and i had a chance to move to one of the below market rate developments the previous speaker already covered all of the logistics and the national analysis and all that stuff for sure there must be some issues but i believe they are all manageable and when we're talking about families we must look beyond the numbers. is 44 more affordable housing units. that means 44 more families that have the chance to live in the city and grew up with their kids here and make san francisco their home. thank you so much. >>thank you. speaker please. >>good afternoon everyone my name is angie do amongst i'm 40 years of age in a single mother of 2 harrison ke

. >> at this dance class of preschoolers at a ymca in queens, new york, grandparents don't just dropndchildren. >> awesome, good job. >> and afterwards there's still more to do. >> it's like i am the mother to her. >> these grandparents, like so many, are helping to raise their grandchildren, partly because child care is so expensive. it can cost more than college. >> with this economy both mothers and fathers have to work. my wife and i chip inasmuch as we possibly can. >> take these grandparents and their grandchildren at elementary school ps 144 also in queens. >> i'm his grandfather. >> i'm his grandson. >> he takes me to school every day. he feeds me after school. >> i always try to find time to spend time with them. i will always stay with my kids. i just cancel my appointment, whatever. >> grandparents are the help that isn't hired or paid and really wants to be there. >> she watches me. >> a growing number of boomers, over a million are becoming grandparents every year now, are tightening the bonds of their extended families. case in point, the president's mother-in-law, mari

dates are listed january 21st of this year held and the third baptists and january the bayview at the ymca, january 27th at nations high school and the last one on the 27 in the tenderloin at bodecker park. >> those are the moving and the third baptist b mask and those forums were lead by young people from the community safety for the conversation thank you. >> february 3rd of 2016 the commission chief suhr requested the department be allowed to draft the use of force policy after meeting with the cops office on february 9th of 2016. >> february 10th commission meeting the sfpd presented 4 separate draft policies that covered the department all drafts and covered the general order use of force, 4.0 one use of force reporting and 2 fiefrmz and lethal force and a special operation for the energy or c e d the commissioner president loftus announced a working group to provide the recommendations on the draft use of force policies february 10th this year commission merging continues commissioner president loftus announced the process for the completion of the use of force policy and stakeholder

early on he entered the ymca and was sent to africa as the only african-american person of color to do y work in south africa. he was a great success there. though somewhat disappointed with the limitations of his mandate. he returned and was awarded the 1933 spin guard metal by the naacp and then by 1935 he became the second president of the national negro conference. he went on to be quite active on the left. and in 1940 so he became the first african-american faculty member at city college. and introduced the first course on negro history and culture at that institution. and one of the first everywhere. he then became involved in the council on african affairs which was founded by paul robeson supported by councilman benjamin davis and various african-american intellectuals of the left. alvias hunton. another active in the jefferson schools of the immediate post-war period. in 1948, an audit of the council on african affairs budget revealed that max jurgen had, in fact, misappropriated large sums of money that had been raised for relief and education in south africa. that resulted i

to attribute more to the city that i love i have more time to volunteer at a museum as well as the ymcawhile we support the community school. i also can walk which is really overcrowded in these bay. san francisco is an desperate need for affordable housing. this is a wonderful solution to bringing diverse people and service workers and entrepreneurs to the city so please approve it. >>thank you. next speaker please >> >>my name is david-- my wife and i had a chance to move to one of the below market rate developments the previous speaker already covered all of the logistics and the national analysis and all that stuff for sure there must be some issues but i believe they are all manageable and when we're talking about families we must look beyond the numbers. is 44 more affordable housing units. that means 44 more families that have the chance to live in the city and grew up with their kids here and make san francisco their home. thank you so much. >>thank you. speaker please. >>good afternoon everyone my name is angie do amongst i'm 40 years of age in a single mother of 2 harrison kei

time and more time to volunteering with the disney family museum and volunteering as a teacher at the ymca which will have volunteers for after-school programs that the tenderloin community schools density is great it allows us to save energy - >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm peter hartman a long time south of market homeowner and chairman of the transbay advisory committee at our meeting no january the cac supports of heights on fulsome street doing is the cac noticed adds 73 more units 60 percent are 44 had are permanently below-market rate units the effect on shadows an roifrp the higher building height fits in with the surrounding neighborhoods and many taller buildings on nearby blocks when the original transbay plan was developed in 2004 the area xhftsdz of vacate parcels at that point even a 3 hundred feet height was bold for the site with subsequent height is now modest the additional units strengthen the transit character the project and finally the additional height enhances the eloquent design from gang studios we have i urge you to support

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what you alluded to, scott, in my hometown in indianapolis, indiana, we're working with the v.a., the ymca, and, brilliant, it is going to work. i just want to commend you for .hat effort it is making a difference, so thank you. michael: that was a great discussion. thank you very much, appreciate it. as i escort our speakers off the panel, we want to ask one of our colleagues -- >> madam secretary, we probably of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. [cheering] >> waste and inefficiency is the subject of a reform committee meeting this morning with representatives from the pentagon, i rest and centers for medicare and medicaid. >> ohio governor and republican presidential candidate governor kasich gave remarks in new york city. kasich: thank you and thank you to the club. it is great to be here this morning. this is really a wonderful clubhouse, the organization is so steeped in history, as well as the history of our party and country. the club was founded by leaders of the suffrage movement with the new voting rights in mind. it was intended to be a place where w

time and more time to volunteering with the disney family museum and volunteering as a teacher at the ymca which will have volunteers for after-school programs that the tenderloin community schools density is great it allows us to save energy - >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm peter hartman a long time south of market homeowner and chairman of the transbay advisory committee at our meeting no january the cac supports of heights on fulsome street doing is the cac noticed adds 73 more units 60 percent are 44 had are permanently below-market rate units the effect on shadows an roifrp the higher building height fits in with the surrounding neighborhoods and many taller buildings on nearby blocks when the original transbay plan was developed in 2004 the area xhftsdz of vacate parcels at that point even a 3 hundred feet height was bold for the site with subsequent height is now modest the additional units strengthen the transit character the project and finally the additional height enhances the eloquent design from gang studios we have i urge you to support