james' pulpit becomes the ymca training center in springfield, massachusetts.cember 1891, he's tasked with creating an indoor activity for a group of young men during the winter. so, he dreams this game up? >> he had to start from scratch, and that's when the thinking started. >> the light bulb goes on one night, and he's ready to start the next morning. >> evidently, he asked the maintenance man there, "i need a box -- you know, something you can put a ball in." and he came back and said, "i can't find any boxes. i got a couple of peach baskets." >> oh, my -- for peaches. james hangs one up at each end of the gym, 10 feet high -- only because that's where he could get the nails in. he picked up a soccer ball because it was big enough where you had to hold it out. you couldn't hide it. the arched shot came from the little game of "duck on a rock," a kid's game in canada. >> then, he calls the boys in. >> he describes the first game. he said, "i had multiple black eyes, a dislocated shoulder, one guy completely knocked out." >> but the new game's a big hit. his

. >>> delaware governor john carney helped kick off the state's ymca annual fundraising campaign. nbc 10 in wilmington tonight where donors and volunteers and neighbors gathered to highlight the importance of investing in your local y. all money donated will help the lives of people who depend on the ymca. >>> and a familiar sight in wilmington tonight. a member of the bideern family held court in front of a packed room. ashley biden opened the new 100 years of peace and justice series. she's the executive director at the delaware center for justice and the daughter of former vice president joe biden. >> reporter: breaking bread and breaking barriers. syrian refugees having dinner with local philadelphia families during a very tense week in immigration policy. >>> also, proof there's no such thing as a free ride. why no longer refunds if your train is late. >>> and some pig a pet named wilbur and a family's battle to keep him at home. >>> well, i'm tracking a brief warmup before the winter chill returns. your most accurate forecast straight ahead. dear fellow citizen, i know what

william hunton, eunice's father was the first black international secretary hired by the ymca. you need to picture the ymca not as a nonprofit that runs health clubs, but rather as this enormous and actually quite wealthy international organization with chapters all the world and william traveled the world on their behalf, so the parents were both these activists and so it's little surprise that eunice that grew quite ambitious attended smith college. she received her master's and bachelors in four years and was only the second student as smith ever to do that. she attended florida law school and important to the story in 1944, the republican party that ran new york city at the time and as a footnote it's important to remember visit time one virtually the entirety of african america voted republican routinely. so, she was republican her parents and so on, so 1944 she ran for a state assembly. the only reason-- she lost by the way, the only reason it matters for state assembly is that in the days of machine politics if you were the machine candidate and you lost, the machines jo

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. >>> happening today, san francisco's china town, ymca will hold the annual chinese new year run.cenic routes starts at grant avenue on sacramento street and winds through north beach and the embarcadero and downtown. proceeds from the run benefit the ymca community center that serves more than 1,200 kids and their families. the race starts at 8:00 this morning. >>> up next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00, with a lot more rain on the way, concern for bay area reservoirs already at or near capacity. >>> live doppler 7 shows scattered showers around the bay area this morning, and a powerful storm will be moving in. lisa argen tells us when. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. sometimes you can feel the indulgence of nature. sometimes, you can taste it. sweet granola clusters, a touch of ooey gooey almond butter. savory almonds, and a hint of salt. nature valley sweet and salty bars. at nature valley, we know that you have to put good in here to be great out there. real good energy. real delicious energy. nature valley granola bars. just good. ♪ ♪ wh

i worked for the boys and girls club, ymca, i'll probably be doing something. >> did you study political science and journalism as well? what about >> terrence howard revealing his plan school for chemical engineering so my plan b is still plan b. >> the empire star honored with the excellence in the arts a ward. >> i'm so honored that you have even considered my body of work deserves any kind of recognition. >> opening up about what is in store on his hit fox show. >> are they ever going to work it out? are we ever going to see a -- >> not if we want to stay on the air. >> i heard eva longoria is joining the team. >> what is her character? >> she's commissioner. i want to keep my job. >> all right. well, variety is reporting that late night host jimmy kimmel is pondering retirement when his current contract ends in 2019. >> telling variety my wife is pregnant and at a certain point i'd like more free i have very little free time as it is. >> we'll see but right now kerry washington is about to celebrate a big tv milestone this season and she is giving a lot of credit to the writers. >>

local fraternity and sorority chapter showed up at the ymca for today's event. were performances and displays about the greek organizations. we'll celebrate african-american heritage all month long. there was a series of impressive science disapplies in university city. the best part everyone tried them. drebltion university hosted a day of hands on science for a second straight year. they walked in a pool that seemed like a solid that flows like a liquid. they used fruits and vegetables to make electricity. time for a final check of the forecast. >> we have a warm up on the way next week with temperature in the 40s and eventually the 60s. >> that's amazing. >> we'll show you double scan radar, no issues with precipitation. it's dry but chilly across the area. we'll show you the picture outside. looking at the ben franklin bridge on this saturday night, we have a partly cloudy sky turning cloudy throughout the night. we'll be tracking an area of low pressure cutting up to the north tomorrow. right now in philadelphia, 31-degrees, dewpoint 13. wind out of the sou

. >>> happening today, san francisco's china town ymca will hold its 39th annual chinese new year runndreds of people are expected to take part in the 5k and 10k races, and it starts on sacramento street winding its way through china town, and to downtown. proceeds from the run benefit the ymca community center which serves more than 1,200 children and their families. the race starts at 8:00 this morning. will they be able to avoid some of the rain drops or no? >> it was in what town again? >> san francisco. >> no, not likely. a 1 storm impact on the scale, and a 2 tonight and a 3 tomorrow, heavy downpours tonight, a flash flood watch and a wind advisory through tomorrow. that's five inches of rain possible in the north bay. >> wow. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. and abc 7 news continues at 9:00. "good morning america" is coming up next. have a great sunday, everyone, and a great week ahead. stay dry. i'm hall of famer, jerry west, and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib

proceeds help the chinatown ymca. providing free fitness and nutrition programs. >>> rain is back into the bay area. coming up at five -- how rescue crews are preparing for more possible flooding. >>> tips from pg&e on how to stay safe if you see a downed power line. >>> we have a lot of standing water. traffic on the freeways. it continues to be light but driving my still be an adventure this morning. >>> not the torrential rain yet. there are a few breaks. still looks like a wet day for some. santa cruz mountains taking the most of it. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> yet another storm is battering the bay area right now. the preparations for what you can expect. >>> flooding concerns at rivers in the central valley. we will have the latest on the water levels. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. monday, february 20. you're looking at the ba

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children's hospital of philadelphia following a very close call in the pool at indian valley family ymcan harleysville montgomery county. according to franconia township police, officers responded to a near-drowning just after 6 o'clock this evening. we're told the girl was conscious when she was transport odd and lifeguards at the pool acted quickly to try to save her. >>> police are looking for answers tonight following the death of a woman in port richmond. it appears that it happened on the 3200 block of mercer street yesterday afternoon. a 57-year-old woman was found by a family member lying unconscious in a pool of blood inside her home. she had suffered blunt force trauma to her head. the vic time died minutes after medics arrived and police found that the second floor of that home was ransacked. however, they didn't find any signs of forced entry. >>> also tonight, protesters filled the streets of philadelphia and cities all around the country speaking out against president trump's plan to get rid of the affordable care act. trump spoke at the annual conservative political action

. >> reporter: the family showers at the ymca. there is virtually no free space, no heat and no working fridge. >> this won't work, but this one stinks. >> reporter: they rarely run the generator for fear of upsetting the neighbors who mostly look away. >> when you think about homeless, it's like you think about somebody in the streets. not this. >> reporter: not this. adrianna and her husband omar never imagined their family homeless. they were evicted from their $1,200 a month studio in east palo alto when omar hurt his back. he worked multiple jobs in the restaurant industry. the family suddenly found themselves living in their car before they scraped together $1,000 to buy this battered rv at a junkyard. adrianna now works at a daycare making about $10 an hour. it's enough to keep a roof over their heads but not enough to get out. when you realized that you would be homeless, how did you digest that? >> i think there's no words that i can describe. >> reporter: but she knows the moment that it hit her. >> that i have to regist

. >> ♪ >> local fraternity and sorority chapter showed up at the walnut street ymca for the communityvent there were performance is a long with informational displays about the different greek organizations. wilmington will host more celebrations of african hearn heritage all month long. >>> sesame place in langhorne is hiring for the summer. they held a job fair for anyone 16 or older who is looking foresees nal work. the they are looking for life guards, cooking operations hosts, photographers and much, much more and their future boss elmo was there to meet with the potential new employees. >>> wilmington fire fighters ... got some very important legal documents in order to help with the law students. this wills for heroes event was hosted by delaware law school where students along with volunteer attorneys helped fire fighters put together their wills at no costs. this event was in honor of three members of the wilmington fire department who lost their lives, on the job, last year. >>> and in celebration of the chinese new year with delicious food and much, much more in center city

were quick mise, a leader in the black community and the executive director of the back the street ymca. he went let student protesters from southern university use it as a headquarters. another was elderly stern's, a political activist, the first president and cofounder of the progressive use association. he helped to organize the 1960 one to counter sit inns in houston. , a lawm was otis king student at tsg at the time, he helped with the 1960 six and's and code found it the progressive youth association. police officers in birmingham, alabama used dogs and fire hoses arrestedters and people. angered by these events, stearns and king began to plan what is arguably the most successful civil rights and has that ever happened. may 15, gordon cooper leaves hour for 34 and a half space flight. houston, the home of the astronauts planned a parade during the downtown for cooper on may 23. the plan, from otis king and stearns, have protesters infiltrate the crowd along the parade route and on the appointed time and signal they pulled signs out from underneath their clothing, run into the stre

supplemental budget i requested contingent funding 25 million, 19.2 million to z-raes the fire at the ymca -- this contingent funding would come from the lsra. i also request the legislature authorize bonding to cover capital costs. after -- i know some of you do not favor that. let me just say this. whether you want to do bonding or take it as savings. it will not go away by not addressing the funding. i believe that the prison should stay not by the constitution but what it means to the community. i also believe we need to be prepared to -- weather it asfix or rebuild, we need to have that address this session including where the funding would come from. my budget proposal is bare bones and balanced. we have nearly 1.6 billion sitting in the rainy day fund. it appears without a diversion that i've asked for, the rainy day fund will grow this session. that's a hard message for the people of wyoming as we've made in excess of $300 million last session and we would continue to grow the rainy day fund and goes to the question what is the rainy day fund for? so i have asked for some of them m

proceeds help the chinatown ymca which serves 1200 young people and their families.rovide fitness and nutrition programs. >>> another storm is moving across the bay area. we have seen a lot of problems. we will tell you where the heart is rain is falling right now. >>> a bit of good news for oroville dam. what is happening after repairs on that emergency spillway. the concerns they still have for this latest storm. >>> >>> we are live. we are keeping an eye out on the creek. >>> preparing for the worst. what people are doing to prepare for flooding, and the bay area fire department there to help. this and more as mornings onto continues. >>> this is mornings onto. >>> 7:00 on a busy monday morning. we celebrate presidents' day. >> good morning. different things were different people. our big story is the weather. this is a live look. storm tracker 2. another storm rolling through the bay area right now. >> alive look at sfo. that's where there are already 66 flight cancellations and 56 delays. at this point, oakland and san jose are not reporting cancellations. howev

. >> a new ymca is open in bucks county. "action news" was in warminster for the ribbing cutting. it is on the 600 block of york rooted. it has workout machines and free weights and fitness classes and community programs for all ages. we'll be right back with all our top stories. >> so glad you stayed with us, i'm gray hall, here's meteorologist chris sowers to help you plan your day. >> reporter: it was cold yesterday, when that wind was blowing it was cold, you'll be dealing with bluster wind this morning the clouds will increase in the morning and decrease in the afternoon. it's a 6 or 7 hour window with cloud cover. windchills 22 in philadelphia. that's what it feels like. 21 in wilmington, 26 in millville. 18 in trenton. if you remember back yesterday at this time all the numbers were in the low teens. so it's a little bit better, still harsh, but not as intense as what we saw yesterday at this time. future tracker 6 by 4:00 p.m., same thing we'll be dealing with a little bit of a windchill, but not as bad as yesterday. satellite and radar, we're clear for now, clouds increas

the ymca doesn't turn families away for the inability to pay. >> this year we have our secret weapon, which is our executive chef. and i've got to tell you, he can create some cuisine like you've never, ever tasted. >> i was so blown away but this. i'm a slider guy. i shared this on my facebook page, this demonstration. for ticket information or to see the lansdowne resort chef prepare one of friday's offering, go to my facebook page or search "chocolates gallore" n the nbc washington app. >> those sliders look mighty good. >>> why some doctors say sugar is worse for your healthth >> reporter: i'm tom sherwood on the national mall. in just a few weeks a million tourists are expected here for the annual cherry blossom festival. but there are some bumps ahead. ♪ ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years, we have received 6 times more awards than cable, including the jd power award for highest customer satisfaction for the fourth year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet, on the most awarded network.

the regiment is mostly found in boxing gyms but also in private gyms, ymcas and in this case, a cross-fit facility. there is a six-month waiting list to get training from the coach. emotionally, you get community and support. >> there's a certain amount, where you're sometimes afraid to let people know. and now it makes me feel like it's okay. >> this is the only parkinsons- exercise-specific program i'm in. >> reporter: glen petibone believes in the program. >> i can see that i'm doing better than when i walked in. that's a huge victory with parkinsons. >> reporter: and he says with this fight you take your swings wherever and whenever you can. >> rock steady! >> reporter: in concord, claudine wong, ktvu fox news. >> you can watch more. it starts saturday morning, 6:30. ktvu fox 2. then sunday mornings at ktvu plus. >>> back to rosemary we go. rain is moving back eventually. >> yeah, we do have a slight chance. it's the weekend. and weekend is a good weekend. the weather is not going to be so bad either. we will have a slight chance for a few scattered showers. saturday and sunday. actua

this one landed a tree branch on a ymca on a truck in the parking lot in san jose.y captured this moment. >> as you can see, we've got a couple of trees down. it's pretty freaking windy. >> it is. in fact, a whole line of trees were uprooted in south san jose. our thanks to chris for sending us that video. check out these shots from mark. cars are driving under a tree in monterrey county and 156. he sent it with the caption maybe i should not have, but i did -- i made it. we want to see your photos and videos, as well. it tag us and we'll share them on our facebook or i se see @nbcbayarea.com. >> severe weather is moving through southern california, as well. it's one of the biggest storms in a decade for l.a. officials are urging people who live on the coast north of l.a. to get out of town. camarillo beach several homes evacuated due to mud slides. it's one of several communities that could see widespread damage and flooding this weekend. >> if i see it get really, really bad, i'm out of here. >> what do you expect overnight? >> i expect a mudflow and i expect it t

sot len - "since 1931" there is a shelter in place at the east palo alto ymca at 550 bell street if residence near here are not comfortable being close to the creek. officials told me the flood warning is expected to be lifted any minute now right now the creek is doing ok it's not flooding over and they don't expect it to but they will keep a close watch it all depends how much rain and how fast it comes down in next 24 hours. back to you in the east bay... all that rain has forced a main commute road to close near san ramon. a section of crow canyon road was shut-down for much of the morning and afternoon while crews cleared a mudslide. it just re- opened about an hour ago. this area is between norris canyon road and bollinger canyon road. heavy equipment like this bulldozer was used. a lot of commuters use this section of crow canyon road to get to and from interstate 680. and a reminder... you can track the weather anytime with our free kron-4 mobile app. there you can find forecasts, live radar, and traffic updates... and also get our breaking news alerts. download it today for free. ano

regiment is mostly found in boxing gyms but also in private gyms, ymca and in this case a crossfit facility trained as a coach. emotionally you get community and support. >> certain amount where you are sometimes afraid to let people know. now it makes me feel like it's okay. >> this is the only parkinson's exercise a specific program i'm in. >> reporter: glenn pettibone believes in the program. >> i'm at least as good as i was when i walked in the door. that's a big victory with parkinson's disease. >> reporter: he says in this fight, you take your swings wherever and whenever you can. >> rocksteady east bay! >> reporter: in concord, claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> you can watch more of claudine's reporting on bay area people that airs saturday mornings at 6:30 here on ktvu fox 2 and sunday mornings at 9:00 on ktvu plus. >>> new at 10:00 a packed town hall meeting in the east bay as hundreds of concerned citizens gave their congressmen and ear full. town hall meetings are not usually a hot ticket but around the nation, the trump administration has many people coming out to voice their

, urban and academy, willie mays boys and girls club, joseph lee recreation center and the bayview ymca with all of our accomplishments over the past three years the staff and organization are committed to continue to grow our programs and continue to grow our connection to the community. if you and issues that were currently working on include extending our internship in k-12 programs for recent grant awards, the grading to new eco-center advisory committee members and improving our outreach to bayview hunters point k-12 schools and community groups. including coordination with sister agencies such as a pw and rec and park. thank you for inviting me here today to share with you about the many successes we've had at the eco-center over the past three years. if there's anything for our lease agreement he like additional information or provide feedback on i will welcome your call questions and comments. thank you so much >> thank you to any public comment on 11-a queen and he public comment on 11-a. seeing none, becoming commissioner kounalakis >> i went by a few months ago and tried to m

, urban and academy, willie mays boys and girls club, joseph lee recreation center and the bayview ymcawith all of our accomplishments over the past three years the staff and organization are committed to continue to grow our programs and continue to grow our connection to the community. if you and issues that were currently working on include extending our internship in k-12 programs for recent grant awards, the grading to new eco-center advisory committee members and improving our outreach to bayview hunters point k-12 schools and community groups. including coordination with sister agencies such as a pw and rec and park. thank you for inviting me here today to share with you about the many successes we've had at the eco-center over the past three years. if there's anything for our lease agreement he like additional information or provide feedback on i will welcome your call questions and comments. thank you so much >> thank you to any public comment on 11-a queen and he public comment on 11-a. seeing none, becoming commissioner kounalakis >> i went by a few months ago and tried to me

. >> ymca used as a shelter in case you don't have anywhere else to go.have seen major storm damage from the heavy rain as we have been reporting there have been flash flood warnings for parts of the bay area. they include sonoma, marin, santa cruz counties. earlier today in the north bay people in ross valley were told to evacuate to higher ground. the siren was ringing after seven this morning. schools have cab canceled the chats. >> we have seen hundreds of incidents on the road and reports of a number of downed trees because of soaked ground and of course strong winds. >> as we have been reporting we have been tracking the storm all day. paul chambers shows us the conditions in sonoma where a major intersection is completely flooded and crew hads toes cue one driver. >> reporter: route 12 and 121 where the firefighters having a long day and night rescuing people who got their cars stuck in the roadway aim lot of people are going around the barrier that says it's closed and deciding not to pattening to that and when they come down the street this is wh

a lot about learning over the summer, so many of these organizations, the boys and girls club, the ymca, we partner with the state library in virginia to provide summer meals. those are also great enrichment for these kids. so, whether it is reading or, you know, playing sports, lots of opportunities for enrichment that these students wouldn't otherwise have opportunity for in the summer. we know that summer is long in virginia. three months. that's a long time for the kids we're talking about. sir? >> more of a question for rodney, i'm curious about the barbecues at lunch, how you keep that healthy and what type of >> we offervide five choices. hamburger, hot dog, chicken -- rib patty, or hotlink in california. or in virginia a sausage patty. i love the idea of taking the outdoor barbecues to schools because i wanted to smell up the school with fresh food to make kids hungry and change perceptions about what school food is. i spent half my life in the private sector and i was surprised to find out that in the public people beat up on the work that i do and i wasn't going to allow that

only two parking spaces and we are already have a lot of parking on that street there is a church and ymcand also stores on the corner and this project around the building theatre and 42 units one point is higher than that and lower and not sufficient parking for all the cars that will come into the neighborhood so see a building that will be higher than the other houses on the block the old rule used to be thirty feet now up to 40 the drawings of this one are higher and other neighborhoods we don't want to see another 10 foot clearance that impacts privacy of a lot of people and also pushed up the height of the building and also in front of that building is a huge sink hold it used to have to be filed regularly with a lot more vehicles up and down the street and our concern is the impact thought so many people perhaps coming into is a building that will have 10 bedrooms and only two parking spots plus the height of the building and the impact on the neighborhood like i said thirty foot and now going up and up and it is sand thank you. >> any other public comment. >> okay seen we'll have r

many of these faith-based organizations, boys and girls clubs, ymca, we partner with the state library in virginia to provide summer meal sites. you know, those are also great enrichment for these kids and whether they'rereading or playing sports, lots of opportunities for enrichment these students otherwise wouldn't have opportunities for in the summer. we know summer is long in virginia, three months. that's a long time for the kids we are talking about. sir? >> i have more of a question for rodney. i'm curious about the barbecues at lunch and how you keep that healthy and what type of food do you provide and how do you get your staff inspired? >> so we offer five choices. hamburger, hot dog, chicken patty, rib patty or hot link in california at least with a hot link, in virginia it's a sausage patty. the idea, i brought the idea of daily outdoor barbecues to schools because i wanted to smell up the school with fresh food and make kids hungry and change perceptions about what school food is. i spent half my life in the private sector and i was very surprised to find out in the public

there's multi-week, multiple sibling discounts but the programs that are really community based like the ymcash community center, also the cams that are related to the parks or the really parks, they have very affordable options as well. and don't forget some cams offer financial aid, and there's also scholarships so you need to ask. >> i know about the financial aid, good tips. so the expo is happening next weekend at dulles? this is great event. >> we're so excited. next weekend, february 25th and 26, we have northern virginia cam and summer fun expo. we really do dulles town center mall. we have over 70 camps throughout the mall and it's a fun exciting way for parents, we encourage parents to come with their kids. and interactive activities for your child to get to know that program. and then we have face painting and >> different activities >> a performance stage. the performing arts camps and martial arts come out and perform, and show off their talents and it's a great way to get to find out what's out there. >> that's wonderful. thank you >> that's the best part. all free. >> you can v

chaplin i that toney chaplin is the deputy chief and executive officer was a guest at the lunch ben the ymca this is unacceptable we didn't fight for you to be with chief suhr and the poa sfpd is one of the most poorly managed life or death departments in the united states people demanded a change agent that's you if you're not going to change sfepd we'll rise up against you, please watch the history of the sfpd as supervisor president london breed stated there is tremendous mistrust of sfpd by the community and must be sfpd to take the step to build that trust by pfeiffer the problematic officers and fixing this department that's the only thing - >> . >> (clapping.) >> i'm made an announcement about the applause that is disruptive, and, secondly, i should have interpreted ms. mr. richie man you're to direct your comments to the board and not individuals so i apologize to chief scott because please direct your comments to the commissions not to individuals with that. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you very much i'm an as native to san francisco i grew up in the lombard went to sherman ele

, urban and academy, willie mays boys and girls club, joseph lee recreation center and the bayview ymcawith all of our accomplishments over the past three years the staff and organization are committed to continue to grow our programs and continue to grow our connection to the community. if you and issues that were currently working on include extending our internship in k-12 programs for recent grant awards, the grading to new eco-center advisory committee members and improving our outreach to bayview hunters point k-12 schools and community groups. including coordination with sister agencies such as a pw and rec and park. thank you for inviting me here today to share with you about the many successes we've had at the eco-center over the past three years. if there's anything for our lease agreement he like additional information or provide feedback on i will welcome your call questions and comments. thank you so much >> thank you to any public comment on 11-a queen and he public comment on 11-a. seeing none, becoming commissioner kounalakis >> i went by a few months ago and tried to me

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a friend of mine who is a firefighter, we worked down at wilmington at the ymca, i jump on a train and come to work, we were talking about a situation we have with a building that's on fire and people up in the tall buildings, they can't get down on the elevators and they rush to the windows to look out to see if there is anybody down there watching the fire. the firefighters are outside the building that's on fire, and they're like, the bullhorn is yelling up to the folks on the fourth, fifth, sixth floor, go ahead and jump, we'll catch you. but the people that are being asked to jump notice that the firefighters don't have any nets. don't have any nets. and the idea of saying health care coverage, we're actually coverage a lot more people, trying to do it in a cost effective way to say we're going to pull out from you, 20 million or 30 million people and somewhere down the line, a year or two or three from now, we'll provide the nets to catch you. i think that makes no sense. no sense. i think we've got to be smarter than that. one more chart, please. who gets hurt by repealing the a

chaplin i that toney chaplin is the deputy chief and executive officer was a guest at the lunch ben the ymca this is unacceptable we didn't fight for you to be with chief suhr and the poa sfpd is one of the most poorly managed life or death departments in the united states people demanded a change agent that's you if you're not going to change sfepd we'll rise up against you, please watch the history of the sfpd as supervisor president london breed stated there is tremendous mistrust of sfpd by the community and must be sfpd to take the step to build that trust by pfeiffer the problematic officers and fixing this department that's the only thing - >> . >> (clapping.) >> i'm made an announcement about the applause that is disruptive, and, secondly, i should have interpreted ms. mr. richie man you're to direct your comments to the board and not individuals so i apologize to chief scott because please direct your comments to the commissions not to individuals with that. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you very much i'm an as native to san francisco i grew up in the lombard went to sherman ele

in trying to get workforce training and hire local hire and tax credits through the city with the ymcathe hotel it is very hard and only requires the best effort so i'm really challenged to have that be a condition of authorization under a cu when this is not something we can verify at the time of a hearing and at the end of the day, we can't even guarantee that will happen because the best is require best efforts. >> commissioner can you jump in here. >> the issues your raised are actually sole correct in the sense we're creating a set of criteria for shaping businesses in the district that are going to be challenging to review and are going to be challenging to enforce none denies that we've been back and forth quite a few months and more specific and less specific i guess the bottom line for the department and the reason we recommend approval on this we think that by creating this mechanism for some additional level of review and requiring commission review that helps us identify businesses that clearly are not within the keeping of what is going on; right? it is easier to identify

it's china town's ymca's 30th annual chinese new year run.cramento and grant street. they are going to wind their way through china town, they are going to finish on kearny between california and sacramento. so as you can see there, you know, any run in san francisco, you get hills. i'm just saying. >> funny how that works, right? >> they are headed right now, that's california street and then they are going to take a little turn onto grant and so not a bad day. >> have you run it in. >> i haven't done that route. i've driven that california and turned onto grant, so there's that. >> good enough. good morning, everybody. good to have you on board on kind of a soggy sunday. i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning to you. i'm claudine wong. we talk about those runners being okay right now, well, if they waited 24 hours, it would be a much different story, correct? >> uh-huh. >> yes, it would. >> what a mess. >> they would be kayaking down california. >> good thing we have a holiday weekend maybe so fewer people on the roads in the morning because

in trying to get workforce training and hire local hire and tax credits through the city with the ymcathe hotel it is very hard and only requires the best effort so i'm really challenged to have that be a condition of authorization under a cu when this is not something we can verify at the time of a hearing and at the end of the day, we can't even guarantee that will happen because the best is require best efforts. >> commissioner can you jump in here. >> the issues your raised are actually sole correct in the sense we're creating a set of criteria for shaping businesses in the district that are going to be challenging to review and are going to be challenging to enforce none denies that we've been back and forth quite a few months and more specific and less specific i guess the bottom line for the department and the reason we recommend approval on this we think that by creating this mechanism for some additional level of review and requiring commission review that helps us identify businesses that clearly are not within the keeping of what is going on; right? it is easier to identify