the next slide highlights a program called the chinatown -- at the chinatown ymca. i apologize that this is a lot of text and i'm beginning to realize this is not -- it's a little too much text. >> director nicole bohn: you can summarize verbally what is on the slides, that's fine. >> okay. so the chinatown ymca has funded a program for kindergarten to fifth graders that serves the chinatown community. in this particular program they serve children on the autism spectrum. so they have additional support staff that we pay for that will reduce the ratios of student to adult staff, but also staff that has specialties in serving children who have limited abilities in speech and physical mobility. and this is an example of us understanding and knowing the need of that community and allocating additional resources because as you know that professional staff is expensive. and the next grouping of c.b.o.s are the enrichment leadership and skill-building program. these are community-based organizations that serve the teenagers, the middle and the high schoolers. so we have a

jonathan of quakertown received this award for his participation in the ymca's team fugs afterschool program where he stood out amongst his piers for his -- peers for his respect, sense of responsibility, and honesty. i commend jonathan for this impressive achievement and look forward to seeing what this future leader will accomplish in the years ahead. i also want to commend the upper bucks ymca for recognizing jonathan and wish this organization well as it celebrates its 50th year of service to the community. i especially like to thank upper bucks ymca executive director, pat edwards, and president of the board of directors, dale weswood, for all their work they do in our community. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize two education professionals in montgomery county, pennsylvania, whose dedication to our community students has led their appointment as assistant superintendents for the north penn school district. jenna and todd were sworn in on july 9 at the montgomery county courthouse and have recently accepted their new responsibilities. before becoming assistant superintenden

>> chinatown ymca. >> and what's your budget ask? >> 100,000. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is richard frisbee. i want to express my support for the emergency and safety preparedness sections in the budget. if one doesn't have public safety, one doesn't have a brie brandt, open society. the freedom to walk our streets safety without a high level of anxiety of being accosted verbally or physically, the peace of minds that parents have to let their children go out in the streets or use the playgrounds, the certainty of a response when the emergency does occur, these are the things that speak to the quality of life and the haulmarks of a functioning and vibrant city that all residents can enjoy, so we need a fully staffed fully funded police department with the appropriate resources. thank you very much. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> hello, commissioners. david wu, of south of market community action network. i'm here urging you today to please restore funding to the united families program as part of the la

i saw my father, who was on the board and ran the local ymca, and how he contributed time, energy, andlectual capacity in raising funds so the kids in our neighborhood could go and spend time at summer camp and enjoy the outdoors and understand the importance of the outdoors and in building one a sense of spirit and soul. so all through my life, growing up, philanthropic endeavors were part of my family dynamic. david: you signed the giving pledge. was that hard to do, which says you will give away half of your wealth? robert: it is so interesting. it is wonderful that folks like you and warren buffett and others are out there being evangelists for what this is. one thing we have to do is ensure that our society is a just a society. our society has the ability to cure its own problems. and you know, while we accumulate wealth on the one hand, we need to also solve the problems that are facing us today while we are alive. part of what i think about is i know today the problems that are facing the communities i care about. and if i have the capacity to do something about them, it is on m

this wildfire forcing ymca campers to evacuate this state park in oregon. and in california, firefighter was killed today battling a blaze near yosemite. the heat and fire danger lasting through the weekend. storms fire up in the east. let's get to rob marciano for us in central park. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. the heat is going rebuild tomorrow across the northwest. we got a number of advisories and warnings out there. difficult conditions there. temperatures once again well into the 90s for portland and seattle, medford up and over 100. the monsoon continues. we have flash flood watches up. southern parts of utah and arizona. and west of i-55 in illinois. some flooding this morning across parts of alabama. all this rain will only add to the humidity during the day tomorrow across the south. tom. >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the encouraging news from a thai hospital. those boys once trapped in that cave, now smiling and waving to cameras, offering a message of thanks. abc's adrienne bankert is in thailand tonight. >> repo

i saw my father, who was on the board and ran the local ymca, and how he contributed time, energy, andlectual capacity in raising funds so the kids in our neighborhood could go and spend time at summer camp and enjoy the outdoors and understand the importance of the outdoors and in building one a sense of spirit and soul. so all through my life, growing up, philanthropic endeavors were part of my family dynamic. david: you signed the giving pledge. was that hard to do, which says you will give away half of your wealth? robert: it was not hard. it is so interesting. it is wonderful that folks like you and warren buffett and others are out there being evangelists for what this is. one thing we have to do is ensure that our society is a just a society. our society has the ability to cure its own problems. and you know, while we accumulate wealth on the one hand, we need to also solve the problems that are facing us today while we are alive. part of what i think about is i know today the problems that are facing the communities i care about. and if i have the capacity to do something about

ymca. >> on tuesday morning. we're so happy you're with us.. >> you've got t in a good mood now. >> we want to get to news at 8:00. weave a lot goingon. extreme and potentially dangerous weather affecting millions of americans on both coasts. in the west blazing heat while here in the east is the rain that will not stop. al is in maine with the very latest. hi, al. >> good morning, guys. we've got a system now that isn't going anywhere. quasi omega block keeping it ere it is so moisture streams into the east. we're talking about fsh flood watches and warnings up and down the seaboard. we expect 2 million atisk for heavy rain falling on already saturated soil. 3 to 5" of rain upwards of 8 possible. rainfall rates in the northeast 1 to 2, 2 to 4 per hour southeast and mid-atlantic tast. out w we've got the heat expanding. 42 million people at risk froor the pacificwest all the way to texas. we're looking at temperatures that will beth int triple digits with records possible being set throughoutf parts the southwest for san diego, phoenix, tucson

some of the organizations participating include boys and girls club ymca life learning academy and one treasure island participants. the premises consists of 75,000 square feet of land located adjacent to piers 11 and 12 and some include a hoist to pull boats from the water. the board of directors approved a 66-year least for development of the 1.8-acre facility. to serve as temporary sailing center facility. the interim facility would accommodate the existing programs and contractors geo technical program. during construction the sailing center will be unable to use their existing facility however we will still have access to the water for its programs. the interim lease will have no base right and to be a community benefit and assume all related expenses including fencing landscaping and utility connection. the authority's responsibility with regard to this move would be to cover costs with relation to overhead wires, which we expect the price tag to be $25,000s for the work. we ask the board to approve the month-to-month lease with the sailing center. >> president tsen: i would like

the first is saturday june 30 at bay view hunters point ymca and there is more information on our website if you look up design-labs. your chance to way in a lot more funding is we are i in the procs of updating our prioritization programs and we conducted a wenb based survey on what people would like to see their taxes go to. we reached out to 30 community based organizations throughout the city and your offices will helpful with social media, newsletters and we received over 1,000 responses from a broad range of groups and individuals across the city. we are working on finalizing, cleaning up and categorizing the agenda in july and we have shared early drafts with sponsors and they are supposed to consider the public output. during july board directo boarde will be sharing. three more quick updates. this one i want to say haul we now have the record of decision on the gary corner bus rapid transit project and this is the last milestone for clearance of the project so now the smfta can proceed for the project as well as thinking funds to fund the second phase. since we have reached that

should we just let by gones be by gones and throw down the welcome mat at the local ymca and give hisis food stamps and call it a day? you don't want them deported. neighbor they should come live with you. kirsten gillibrand who has ambitions to run for president in 2020 says -- >> we should protect families who need our help. that's not what i.c.e. is doing today. we should get rid of it, start over and reimagine it with something that works. judge jeanine: whenever a democrat doesn't want to follow the law, they say it's broken. i say the tax system is broken and we don't have to pay our taxes and we can suck another country dry. that way none of us have to pay taxes. ththe american people want the immigration laws even forced. the more who come in, the more taxes we pay for education, and social services. none of this is fair to those immigrants who played by the rules. the narrative of today's protest is backwards. those marching object to adults who cross the border being separated from their children. it happened even before trump was elected president. no one cared or protested

sasha (seh- chove huh-noosh)sychov-hanoosh is one of 142 ymca youth campers taken out of silver falls state park--after a fire broke out along the park's eastern "the camp is not threat fire is contained to one very small patch in the park but just to be safe why not pull people out."younger campers grabbed the essentials... "honey bear. he keeps you safe right?"delanie kimpball was worred about her younger sister fynnlie during the sudden evacuation...delanie kimball / evacuated camper:"i was crying not scared because i knew i was safe but just wondering what my other sisters were thinking."...but within 30 minutes, all the campers were safely out of the park.natsthe first report of smoke came in around 8pm last night-- but due to it's remote area, firefighters still haven't been able to reach it-- instead relying on air drops to keep it from spreading. chris havel / oregon parks and recreation department:"they've just been trying to get ground crews close to the fire they haven't been able to do that yet so what's happening now and tonight is chainsaw work it's cutting paths through

that candace has dedicated herself to she also worked on the renovation of alice chalmers and mission ymca clubhouse in the outer mission. she's done so many things for small children that you wonder if ms. candace is not a saint herself, because she's done so many wonderful things that i can't even list them all. she's always focused on helping families overcome barriers, first working in the nonprofit sector and helping children with special needs and english language learners. conditioned's understood that access to early, quality childcare is a key to academic success. candace supported work force development to the san francisco cares program, providing women a pathway to running home-based childcare programs. i've known candace for 14 years and worked with her on many groundbreaking things as she's done to the director of the childcare development program at the low-income investment fund which provides money for nonprofits to purchase spaces providing childcare. she's dedicated herself year after year to improving people's lives. she is going to be missed. she will take a break and

. >> well, more than 4,000 children attended the ymca's thingamajig convention. c inspires children to use theirativity and strategic thinking skills and to ask wt if. they also get opportunities to learn to play and to be inspired through s.t.e.m. activities.he this was event's 24th anniversary. >> pretty cool. >>> a shockingidind i a house in southeast d.c. a neighborng getuspicious after spotting what they thought was an eaalligator, an alligator living right next door in our town. it wasn't a gator, but -- but a different type of reptile take a look. this is a five-foot long cayman de that blue container there. the humane rescue alliance posting this video on facebook today. they tell tuss officerlso iund dogs and puppies thatay have beenolved in a dog fighting ring. as for the cayman, it took several officers to corral the largear l it will be relocated for a safer habitat. too big to call a darn lizard. >> not happy there. think was in south america life ande time of my now i'm in a blue bin. >> looking all cuddly. >> oh, my gosh.'s thawful. >> also pretty

the negro national league was created there in 1920 at that paseo ymca. there was an owners' meeting and the owners decided, you know, it's time we really put more of a structure into this league and so they established a league that before 1920 these african american teams had barnstormed around the country and played whoever they could play. but after 1920, they could still barnstorm, but there was a league and there was a league championship, and there was a structure that they hadn't had before. in 1947, as every baseball fan knows, the brooklyn dodgers decided to integrate baseball and jackie robinson, who played for the kansas city monarchs, was the first player to step into that challenge of integrating baseball. the last -- the league lasted another 13 years or so. i think the last team finally folded in 19 -- in the early 1960's, but some of the greatest baseball and the most exciting baseball ever played was played in this particular league. names like satchel paige who said he was so fast that he could -- this is what he said about himself. he

we are part of a fund-raising effort and he raised money for the ymca of metro chicago is a urban warriorsouth who have been exposed to violence, and there's a lot of that in the chicago area. 7,000 calories. >> i don't see how that's possible. >> he's like a superhuman. >> okay. i'm impressed. i did 3 minutes the other day. >> i can do two. >> i did three, but i'm not as heavy. last week the lieutenant colonel daniel b holland, memorial military working dog hospital, that's a mouthful but it is in san antonio. it opened a new wing with expanded space for a postoperative patient and aquatic therapy room. it's the only hospital in the u.s. military working dogs injured in the line of duty can go to. injured dogs come all over the world like in afghanistan and they receive cutting edge care in the hospital can house anywhere between 700 to 900 dogs at a time. that's how important these dogs are to us and to our safety. and once a month all of them lined up inside the hospital for their checkup and that's a process that lieutenant colonel jackie parker calls organized chaos. it sounds quite a

aside from that we've also partnered with the ymca and lutheran social services groups. they'll be providing services at the site, and we have a retail partner, a consultant that will help us fill the space, vickie johnson. also here, john already mentioned, and the port staff also mentioned is the mayor's office of housing. bless you. so we already talked about the meetings that we've done. we're very excited to be here before you today. this really is a milestone for us. not only have we received approval from the planning department, you know, the remaining agency approvals that we need, this is the first one, we'll conclude or complete the entitlements. as you can see, we've done over 25 meetings with the public that was started originally by the mayor's office of housing before we were even selected as a developer. before we go into the architectural drawings, i just wanted to give you a timeline of where we are. we're planning in the month of july to go before the board of supervisors to receive approval. and then, the final step would be the state lands commission

you have the saint francis square co-operative and the ymca. this is a location where a lot of people want to cross the street but there's no opportunity to do so right now. this illustrates a traffic signal and crosswalk that is proposed as part of the project that would give a new place to cross the street. you can see an illustration of gives an example of what the bus-only lanes look like on other side of the street in a location that doesn't have them. beyond the transportation work associated with this, the other so he iassociated with. so as the transportation improvements include repaving of the road way. definitely the pavement at this point is rough and everyone will be happy for a smoother ride. the sfpuc has water and sewer work associated with the project. this includes geary between masonic to market street and there's a fiber objec fiber optt which allows for high-speed internet and something we use for our traffic signals. so, i do want to talk about some of the outreach focused on the business community. we do have a geary comm

i was introduced to the project five years ago working at the bayview ymca as a wellness coordinator.y primary goal as the wellness coordinator is working with the community that is suffering from community violence and health disparity. at that time, the place where we used to walk was down third street and when we got introduced to the project with the shuttlecock it was like a breath of fresh air. it allowed residents from the bayview to start going out into parks, and what a great impact it was moving forward. folks started going to the parks, loading up shuttles and creating wellness opportunities and walking across the golden gate bridge and getting introduced to atlanta's and. we started looking at educational goals and i moved on to get my degree from san francisco state. this program has impacted the bayview hunter's point community immensely. it is a way for our seniors and our youth to get out. this program has created job opportunities for our youth and our seniors, working at chrissy fields. i also have been involved in the projects at india-based then, and along with cha

i have one test in my life, called the shoe on the other foot test ymca have to ask yourself if the shoe were on the other foot, where would you be? i honestly believe that almost everybody who is arguing for the impeachment of president trump would be arguing against the impeachment of hillary clinton based on exactly the same facts and the same information. that is scandalous if that's true. >> let's talk but the facts and whether it would really constitution a stretching of the obstruction of justice. >> i want to get into something first. that is i want to apply the name standards. he when you ask would you bit a stretching, maybe it wouldn't but if civil lewis lewis lib -- libertarians thoughts it was being stretching done the aclu is often wrong but always used to defend civil liberties and used to argue that you don't stretch obstruction of statute -- >> but the aclu is not on trial. >> yes it, that's the reason i wrote bee book because the aclu failed in its mission. [applause] >> you're contention basically about the -- the theoretical obstruction case around the president invol

steve: you were supposed to do ymca and brian did just m.onsible for the whole thing. ainsley: supposed to dance like nobody is watching, brian. brian: i have news for you they are all watching and you are being judged. ainsley: we will watch you today out there on the plaza. steve: everyone was watching the president of the united states. he went out to steel country yesterday. he was out in granite city, illinois. ainsley: isn't that a great name for a city? steve: see the us steel logo back there he said it's back that particular factory as he listens to the cheers, was restarted and he credited his economic policies, including the 25% tariff on imported steel for revitalizing the mill and come, i believe, october, they are going to go from 1,000 employees to 1500 because steel is back in the us of a. brian: farmers getting worried, no question. they do have a verbal pledge from the eu to buy more soybeans and sooner or later i think they are going to be cutting a series of deals and then all eyes will be focused on china and rebalancing

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this happened the day after he turns 15, the day after he wins a championship for basketball at the ymca, the day after his great grandmother dies. his grandmother goes into the hospital. he waited a day to tell his parents this happened because he was so concerned about their mental state. and on top of that, this is a kid who's on the basketball team, a football team. it's a distinguished gentlemen's club member and is so involved. >> and none of that matters. he's just a kid. >> it doesn't. >> and somebody should have helped him. >> no matter how many times we see that video, it's just as disturbing to see. i don't know if this is naive to say, but when did everyone get so angry? >> that is the question. >>> ahead, going public with a very personal nightmare. next, a california couple shares their story after two of their children were found to have the same rare condition. how they hope their experience can help others. but first here's a look at the weather for your weekend. follo visit to england, we'll look at the very long history of the queen's interactions with 12 of america's