this is what's particularly agreed is about what the salvation army is doing. that this 1st time the salvation army was accused of exploiting labor over 30 years ago . the department of labor was set to investigate the salvation army after workers complained about the exact labor violations outlined in the recent lossy. but when the salvation army sued the labor department in retaliation and galvanized support from members of congress. not only did the department of labor turn tail and run it qualified their non action in a labor department, employee field handbook, which says the salvation army physician is that individuals in its rehabilitation program called beneficiaries are not employees. although the labor department, ways in our division may not agree with this position, do not initiate compliance actions until receiving clear it. in other words, don't do. plus most of us associate the term beneficiary with the person who gets all your crap when you die. and considering i outfit most of my apartment with stuff from us elevation, army thrift store my pame

we acknowledge bishop harden, at the salvation army were george worked. ement. atty. gen. ellison: hello, everyone. my name is keith ellison. i'm the attorney general for the state of minnesota. and on behalf of the prosecution team, we want to thank the floyd family, brandon williams, terrence floyd -- philoniese floyd, and gigi, who gave their testimony to the court and gave their heart-felt feelings about the impact of this horrific crime on their family. we heard for the first time from george floyd's 6-year-old daughter. what a delightful, beautiful child. and my heart to the entire floyd family as they explain to her what happened to him when she grows up. 270 months, 22 1/2 years, is one of the longest a former police officer has ever received for an unlawful use of deadly force. like the conviction of derek chauvin two months ago, today's sentencing is not justice, but it is another moment of real accountability on the road to justice. it's difficult to see anyone lose their freedom, but seeing somebody lose their life through torture over 9 1/2 minutes is incompar

we acknowledge bishop harden, at the salvation army were george worked. let's acknowledge and get him around applause for the great work that they do. >> minnesota attorney general keith ellison delivered a brief statement shortly after derek chauvin was sentenced to 22 1/2 years for the murder of george floyd. ag ellison: hello, everyone. my name is keith ellison and i am attorney general for the state of minnesota. on behalf of the prosecution team, we want to thank the floyd family, brandon, williams, terence, philonise, gianna/gigi, who offered their testimony to the court, and gave heartfelt feelings about the impact of this horrific crime on their family. we heard for the first time from george floyd's six-year-old daughter. what a delightful, beautiful child. my heart is with the entire floyd family as they figure out -- how to explain to her what happened as she grows up. the sentence that the court just imposed on derek chauvin, 22.5 years is one of the longest a former police officer has ever received for an unlawful use of deadly force. like th

but the salvation army. >> reporter: cage portrayed him in the movie "lord of war." >> now, according to that report in axios, biden's russia experts told him not to hold a joint news conference with putin. so he doesn't have the opportunity to upstage their private talks. >>> let's turn to karen with the president in brussels. critics say president biden is coming into this summit from a position of weakness, they say he's already offering putin too much. especially after waiving sanctions on a russian gas ppip. what's the consensus there? >> reporter: the white house and the president have forcefully pushed back on the criticism by just having this summit right now at this stage in his presidency, it's a reward to putin. he talked about this yesterday after the meeting with nato leaders. saying he kept hearing from people at nato that they were happy he was doing this meeting. it was appropriate to do it now. yesterday the president was so cautious in his answers at that press conference. reporter after reporter trying to get him to give a little bit of a hint about the playbook. th

national donut day started in 1938 as a fundraiser for the salvation army.s in world war i. donuts proving easier to make in bulk and transport than other baked goods. these volunteers became known as donut doll liss. talk about a glaze of glory. now every year on the first friday of june, bear claws of their hard work, we celebrate by loading up on free donuts. here is where to score a deal if you really want to make your friends jelly. krispy kreme offering free donuts today, and you can get two if you're vaccinated. if you're a tim hortons reward member, you can get a classic or specialty for 50 cents with any purchase of at least 50 cents. how a glazing is that? >> and at dunkin' a classic free donut. beignet, done that, all the free donuts we need right here. this is my fourth. >> yum. but he also told us, do not be jelly of my donuts. >> i'm looking >>> right now on "america this morning," weather extremes. dredging rains in the east and south and a record drought in the west. one governor now asking people to pray for rain. >>> and this morning, a con

we acknowledge bishop harden, at the salvation army were george worked. let's acknowledge and get him around applause for the great work that they do.

we acknowledge bishop harden, at the salvation army were george worked. ement.

so as we enter this section, you can see all the various organizations like the uso the salvation army the red cross and here to my right is just a wonderful example of a war bond dress. so a woman would wear this at a rally or outside an office to generate war bonds for civilians to to help support the war effort during world war one just a beautiful dress and just an indication of the type of support that civilians had from the military during times of war and then as you come over to this section here. is more stories like that? we have a cast figure a donut dolly that they would known as that started during world war. i this uniform is from world war ii time period the red cross worker who would volunteer to make donuts and coffee. troops in the field so it's an example of how civilian organizations of come together to support troops in the field and even today that continues on we have donation packages that go to troops overseas whether it could be, you know, just things from home remind them of home food packages cell phones. it's just you know in times of war civilian stuff alw

a lot of activities like ciclovia, salinas and are the community service at the salvation army and wentpplying to college. i tried to really look at myself to see, um, who i am as a person, especially senior year during a pandemic. i think many people underestimate how difficult it was. it was difficult having wifi problems sometimes, um, not having, uh. help right away when you need it, um, learning most of it by yourself, because you don't really have a teacher. and while he doesn't know what the future holds just yet he knows that he wants to give back. my main goal is to be able to empower communities, underprivileged communities so that i'm able to increase their resources and is now a role model. two students everywhere. so when he goes off to harvard on a full ride scholarship, he will be coming from a community where that normally doesn't happen. and so he will be a great model for other students to look up to for their potential achievement, as well as they start their freshman year. coming in. and again, that was ariana hasso reporting, where he graduated with a 4.7 gpa and is

they say they're going to turn it around and give it to the salvation army and local homeless sheltersey are busy fighting fires. >> that's a terrific story. thanks for sharing that. i want to share this one the great state of texas. i think you like this one. this is where cruise at fire station 49 west houston were called to a business park where young puppy had fallen into a drainpipe. when they got there the owner was frantically trying to save the dog. the firefighters cut a bigger hole in the concrete and hoisted the owner down and she grabbed the puppy. we are just going to call this h-town style heroism. a well-deserved salute. skewing our favorite things. firefighters and puppies. see you back here tomorrow night. that's it from washington. i'm shannon bream. called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... ...while i continue with most of my mental health

. >> florida panthers are working with salvation army and major league soccer made a donation and heldt to lend a helping hand if you can. thank you so much. >>> hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i am fredricka whitfield. >> i am boris sanchez live in surfside, florida, not far from the site of thursday's condo collapse. >> boris, i know right now it is all hands on deck. it is a dangerous, difficult search and rescue operation in surfside, florida, boris. >> no question, fred. every moment is precious in the race against the clock.

they went overseas and served as nurses and volunteers in the red cross the salvation army the ymca as well as the united states army they served in uniform for the first time in our history in the navy and marine corps. and then of course two years after the war was ended they achieved the right to vote. so the war was transformative in the role of women in american history african-american's immigrants native americans who weren't even citizens at the time. latinos every racial and ethnic section of american society contributed to the war and served in the war even those that did not enjoy the full set of freedoms and liberties back home, but they went and fought for those freedoms overseas. the war changed the course of world history over the next hundred years world war ii flowed almost directly from world war. i the soviet union emerged from the ashes of world war i and then led 30 years later, of course to the cold war between the united states and the soviet union. the maps of eastern europe of the middle east of africa where we were redrawn after world war one and those new bor

>> we've seen plenty of reports of shelters opening up from the salvation army to other shelters allowingomeless to come into these facilities and allowing them to cool off. the concern is not just how hot it will get into the afternoon hours but how warm it will stay into the overnight hours, almost 100 degrees in some of these areas even into the overnight hours, that doesn't allow your body to effectively cool off and recover from the daytime heat. if you ask me or ask a lot of people what you think the most -- that deadly weather element is they often would pick hurricanes, maybe tornadoes, but i'm here to tell you, take hurricanes, tornadoes, put them together they still come in behind heat when it comes to every single year and the number of lives lost in the u.s. so heat certainly a silent killer. look at these observations in the past 24 or so hours across the state of arizona, temps into the 1 teens in spots. 110, 112 degrees across arizona. areas across california 113 degree observation, that ties a record. even as far month as montana where records this time of year around 96,

and market street where a building that was being demolished fell on top of a thrift store, a salvation army thrift store. that we have any idea what happened here? >> no. i know that engineers are on site as they mentioned in the press conference. they are going to evaluate and see what the root cause was of the collapse. certainly there will be plenty of time for investigations. to your point this is not the first time something like this has happened but we want to understand as quickly as possible so if there's needs for mitigation beyond this one building, certainly we want to address that as quickly as possible to ensure the safety of all floridians. >> lieutenant governor, thank you. police keep in touch and let us know if there's anything you need us to do on our end in the news media. >> thank you so much, jake. >>> president biden today could not have been more clear when he walked out of the oval office with a bipartisan group of senators and said this about talks today on infrastructure. take a listen. >> we had a really good meeting. in answer to your direct question, we have a

is reunited with family and celebrating a 3rd years sober wolf credits incarceration and the salvation army'slt rehab center for keeping him clean and holding him accountable and he's back to public service when he got hooked on here when he was a child support officer. now he serves on the city's street level drug dealing task force to shed light on how to help people in their darkest times, wolf says the suffering on the streets of the tenderloin today is worse than he can remember in his lifetime 713 people have died from overdose last year. he blames the arrival of fentanyl and the easily accessible 24 7 open air drug market which draws addicts from all over the country. the policeoare doing what they can. they are arresting. i i think one, 12 month period between 2019 2020. >> just in the tenderloin they arrested 786 drug dealers, took them off the street and also they took last year about 40 kilos of drugs off the street wolf believes it's crucial to put dealers behind bars. >> and treat drug users as a victim's. they are. and despite a new outreach team making contact with them. there

so it's a collaboration among the san francisco department of health, baker place salvation army and. was able to get into play, so we're providing care for people right now in that location. so really, really good news there. the other piece of information i wanted to highlight was the epic go live has entered its next phase, and on may 24 we welcomed new teams to our shared epic platform. that includes the dph outpatient pharmacies, including laguna honda and behavioral-based community services which has switched to epic. our public health health division t.b. clinic colleagues are able to place e-consult orders and the transition's care coordination team has begun using epic to receive and complete requests for bed placement assistance. so really good news there, further integration of our information system of care so that people can see the big picture when they are seeing clients. and we have go live dates are being established for later in 2021 for city clinics, adult immunization travel clinics occupational health and jail health services. so continuing to make great progress

so it's a collaboration among the san francisco department of health, baker place salvation army and. was able to get into play, so we're providing care for people right now in that location. so really, really good news there. the other piece of information i wanted to highlight was the epic go live has entered its next phase, and on may 24 we welcomed new teams to our shared epic platform. that includes the dph outpatient pharmacies, including laguna honda and behavioral-based community services which has switched to epic. our public health health division t.b. clinic colleagues are able to place e-consult orders and the transition's care coordination team has begun using epic to receive and complete requests for bed placement assistance. so really good news there, further integration of our information system of care so that people can see the big picture when they are seeing clients. and we have go live dates are being established for later in 2021 for city clinics, adult immunization travel clinics occupational health and jail health services. so continuing to make great progress

we are working with the salvation army under long-term facility call center of hope as you see behindnd drug treatment. this public private partnership will be a game-changer for anaheim and orange county. you can see that these efforts in anaheim have proven to be a stronger turn on investment for california and we have made a great gain. but these are, there are still too many homeless and the need for affordable housing is great. and this crisis is bigger than anaheim. with ongoing flexible support with state partners to meet this challenge and change lives. now, it's my pleasure to introduce riverside mayor patricia lock douzen. >> thank you, mayor sadu. one of the newest mayors in the big city mayor coalition, i appreciate the power that we have in our collective voice. so i have really appreciated being able to be part of this group and i want to echo the sentiment of my fellow mayors. i know we all want to thank our state legislatures and governors for being proactive. we don't often have to seek them out, they come to us and they listen which i appreciate so much and like mayo