and we also offer inclusion services for asl users.r any program that they're interested in registering for. all right, this is a big question. why are the camps almost always full when registration begins on a specific day? often the announcement seems to be closer to the due date. last-minute. and may not give parents time to look over the camp schedules. this may be a little challenging trying to work with other camp sessions if the camps at rec and park are completely full. camps filling up really fast on registration day is a huge issue for everyone across the city. we do have a lot of camps that are really popular and everybody is going online at the same time and try to sign up. that is a big issue. there are tips and tricks that people do. they have both, the husband and wife, on different devices trying to do it, and you can put things in your shopping cart ahead of time to try to register, but it is an issue, just the number of slots available across the board. but also i think one thing that might be confusing for families w

and then families with babies who want to learn asl, it's limited. is it because there is not enough numbers? but i think it's great that you offer the twice a year, the deaf gathering in spring and winter, right? is that correct? i think that's great, continue that. that is a big positive. i just wish that there were more after-school activities at the play areas, because it seems they're just right now just located one place. and my son goes to school in a different area and so to get there, it eats up a lot of time. so that is another thing. i wish there were more asl programs offered around the city as opposed to just that one location and wondering if that is a possibility. i'm just throwing that out there. >> not sure if i remembered all the question about the different programs, but the asl learning program is definitely one of our biggest goals is to provide a place for parents who have a deaf child to come and learn sign language. we would love to get parents in there with deaf babies to come and learn with us. we did expand that program to

with asl, as with any language, continued practice is crucial. having to wait until next spring means that the skills i need to continue learning will decay. and making it harder to learn. cutting 2a entirely means i won't get the support i need to become fluent at all. asl brings together entire communities and families of deaf and hard of hearing individuals and connects us. i'm here to demand the board of supervisors work with the board of trust ceo trustees to priorid make our live and find our families here and halt devastating cutting. thank you. devastating cuts. thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi. name nat cram been i'. m. in the beginning there was a lot of self-congrat torory pats on e back and i hope this has changed your perspective. chancellor, will you be taking a huge salary cut to your six-figure salary or do you expect the working class, poor, queer and homeless and disabled students to carry it for you? to the city government, what will you do t, continue funding police brutality, homeless raids or fund or future in funding city

or, you know, there might be an asl student group, college students or people who are learning sign, but they're not really a good match for those deaf individuals who have already grad graduated from cole and have a degree and are looking for a job and social life. i'm wondering how you're addressing that in the community. >> it sounds like two questions. one is about social interaction and one is about jobs. so jobs, that's a really tough one. we actually have an organization that we work with that really is leading conversations in the city around workforce opportunities for people with different disabilities as well as for older adults. but i think it's a -- you know, i think this is an area that we are fairly new in in our department. so there was a hearing last year, and nicole and i were both involved in it where supervisor yee -- i don't think he was president then, but he brought people together to say, what are we doing about people with disabilities and older people in the workforce? what are the opportunities? where can we make headway? we had a lot of recommendations, an

asl let's hear from him. i feel great.s i was saying earlier, i wanted to play a couple of weeks ago, edges wasn't quite mental ready. but physically i have been feeling really good. the training sessions have been good. i happy doing a lot of practising of late. not in sweaters, so this is a little bit different. i sweaters, so this is a little bit different. lam sweaters, so this is a little bit different. i am excited get out there on the golf course. how much does the sport still rely on him? i thing it still does, because there is no doubting the attention and the attraction of tiger woods playing well for goal. even being there at the masters and seeing how the crowds react to him when you are walking the course, everybody followed him. there were other players are reduced to getting crowds when he was out, they were not getting look in the. the ratings we re not getting look in the. the ratings were up, the clicks are the websites up, so there is definitely a draw and an attraction adam is more money at interest in

the eill l pein, no questions asl is to feaut t of felons.he giveback is aimed at trying to avoid accidents involving children. no money will be offered for the weapons. >>> 15 bay area chefs, restaurants and bars are finalists and they include cory lee who is up for outstanding chef. others are nominated for best new restaurant. the james beard awards are handed out on "salt, fat, acid, heat." samin nosrat hosts that. she started as a food writer. we have a full list of bay area beard award nominees on our website. go to abc7news.com. >> is it weird that it's 4:45 and i'm ready for a half rack of ribs and all the fixings? >> that is perfectly normal. >> i'm ready to go, mike nicco. >> it sounds yummy, doesn't it? anytime of the day. just have enough napkins. san rafael could be getting some drizzle now. looking southbound 101. morning drizzle and then some breaks in the cloud cover. a brighter and warmer weekend on tap. a look at the big picture. you can see down to santa barbara where the wet weather is gathering. partly sunny and cool cond

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now the health depend confirms a asles patient was among those at a midnight showing. we've also learned a female crew member on a ship owned by the church of scientology has the measles. the ship is under quarantine docked at the caribbean island of st. lucia. how do you know whether you've been vaccinated? doctors have advice. >> prove your vaccination by accessing your health care records. if there's uncertainty, some blood tests can be done to prove your vaccination. >> if you're still unsure when you received the measles vaccine, you can get a booster to y increaseour protection against the virus. >>> a lab experiment exploded in a classroom at the university of maryland. 17 people had to be hospitalized to be checked out. a chemical reaction caught fire wednesday. officials aren't oe where. the chemical and engineering building had to be evacuated. we're working to find out when the building will reopen. >>> new this mor hng, wagese not kept up with housing costs in ourarea. according to a new city stu -- new study, most can barely afford a third of the homes for

the gunners one for two on the night seven three on aggregate alexander luck as they scored the other asl goal with kevin gover arrow on target twice for valencia it will be arsenal's first european final since they were beaten in the two thousand and six champions league final by barcelona. it's one thousand two hundred career wins for twenty time grand slam winner roger federer although he was made to sweat for it he was up against gilmore feeds looking for a place in the quarter finals of the madrid masters on tuesday the frenchman was holding a four one lead in the deciding set but missed out saved two match points and came through on the tie break you'll now play dominant team of austria for a place in the series i know such problems are top seed novak djokovic shoots looking for his third title in madrid jeremy shockey in straight sets to set up a meeting with matt in chile each second to refound the bell with a stand of rancor after knocking out front to see africa. but the women's top seed has gone the world number one them year sarka was knocked out by belinda bench in the quarte

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nasim asl reports. alanna has a rare lung disease. she is two.ly of oxygen, fed by a tube in her bowel, and is hyper—mobile. she gets so excited when i mention the swimming pool. she loves coming to the splash, splash, as she would call it. it's amazing to see, considering a couple of years ago we never thought she would ever get in the water. but with her hypermobility it's amazing to get into the water, because it's exercise for her legs. this is the only chance alanna gets to be safely in the pool. the sessions are free. zara grant trained as a swimming instructor just for this. it was like part of the children's bucket list to swim with the mermaids. so that's one of the reasons i kind of started, just to create magical memories that parents could have forever. it allows the children to come in and have these memories, have a day out at the pool with their family and so they have that normality whilst going through their treatment. the mermaid swim started with eilidh patterson. she had neuroblastoma and died in 2017. she was five. it's obvio

with just asle in the people line. still, libby schaaf told us -- >> yesterday i help open 28 new units of affordable housing. 4,000 families applied. for those 28 units. >> like in other cities, finding the fulling to subsidize these projects has been a challenge. but last november, californians approved a $4 billion bond for existing affordable housing projects for low income families. mayor schaaf said that's just the beginning. cities she says have to invest more in affordable housing. in owing, abc7 news. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo want to build housing development. he suggests devoting up to $5 million for a new program that would offer forgivable homes and waive fees for people willing to construct and lease what they're calling accessory dwelling units. more than 100,000 san jose homeowners are eligible to build these units. they're known as granny flats. it needs to be approved by the san jose city council. >>> the city of santa clara is moving ahead. it will require getting rid of the santa clara golf an

a this time, measleeahas not sprto virginia or d.c.me asles is a highly infectious and preventable diseaseser jobs season is heating up. many young adults will be looking for employment to make extra money. a lot of job opportunities are more widely available in some places than others. if you're summer job seeker, wallethub reports the best cities for summer jobs, orlando, florida. columbia, maryland, came ninth. richmond, virginia,e in 20th. and washington, d.c., was ranged 25th -- ranked upon bad. the worst place, santa clarita, califoia. among the key factors -- ffordability, income, availability of summer jobs, and rental pri es. >> the rental prices if our area are very high from what i hear. >> very steep. >> expensive to live in the city. >>> it is. and we'll have a chance of thunderstormst firs thing. get it it's better to out of the way. >> yes. the storms are likely to work over the atmosphere and te the instability out. so that will actually help our day.e later in the so lorrainei chances ths afternoon. but the return of sunshine means it will be toasty warm this w afternoon, a

i want to bring into consideration what someone asled inverted morale, opposed to just low morale. when troop commitment and cohesion is based -- is replaced by cliques with opposition to military authority. vietnam, psychiatric hospitalization rates quadrupled , misconduct and performance failures accelerated, and as seen in noncombat fatalities, combat refusals, corruption, profiteering, racial incidents, disciplinary actions including excesse and dissent, combat aggression and combat atrocities, violence or threats against military leaders fragging, suicides, and then drug use, especially heroin after 1970. the peak estimates, and these are reasonable estimates based on everything i have read, is that 60% were using marijuana, of all soldiers, and 30% were using heroin. that doesn't mean they were addicted to heroin. perhaps 5% were truly addicted to heroin but 30% were using it, at least recreationally. the mental health system became swamped with disgruntled soldiers and psychiatrists were relegated to assessments for character diagnoses, and this is because of the regulations

nasim asl reports. alana has a rare lung disease.onstant supply of oxygen, is fed by a tube in her bowel, and is hyper mobile. she loves coming to swim, and it is amazing to see, considering a couple of years ago we didn't think she would ever get in the water, but with her hypermobility it is amazing to get her into the water because it is exercise for her. this is the only chance she gets to be safely in the pool chance she gets to be safely in the pool. the sessions are free. zara trained as a swimming instructor just for this. this is one of the reasons i started it, just so i could create magical memories that pa rents could create magical memories that parents could could create magical memories that pa rents could have could create magical memories that parents could have for ever, and allow for children to come in and have the memories or even just a day at the pool with their family and to have that kind of normality while going through the treatment. the mermaid swim started with aidan patterson. she had neuroblastoma and d

nasim asl reports. alanna has a rare lung disease. she is two.g pool. she loves coming to the splash, splash, as she would call it. it's amazing to see, considering a couple of years ago we never thought she would ever get in the water. but with her hypermobility it's amazing to get into the water, because it's exercise for her legs. this is the only chance alanna gets to be safely in the pool. the sessions are free. zara grant trained as a swimming instructor just for this. it was like part of the children's bucket list to swim with the mermaids. so that's one of the reasons i kind of started, just to create magical memories that parents could have forever. it allows the children to come in and have these memories, have a day out at the pool with their family and so they have that normality whilst going through their treatment. the mermaid swim started with eilidh patterson. she had neuroblastoma and died in 2017. she was five. it's obviously upsetting for eilidh's family because eilidh has passed. they have this memory now that they can keep fo

these asl use some of retaliation in order to combat the trade.ommodities under pressure as well. this is an index of raw materials very close to the early stages of reduction. this is an economic concern. the indexes at the lowest since 2016. slowdown. growth indicator of the boom bust indicator. the fundamental start to lag even more so than what we see in the s&p 500. it does tend to be a leading indicator. there is a chance that the fall we have seen in u.s. shares is underpinned by a lack of good fundamentals. and that could even the cap returns for the s&p. ecap returns for the s&p. guests are still with us. it we were trying to figure out who has to gain in terms of the impact or the sectors that could be impacted. but talk to me about the chinese economy. moree going to see much pboc stimulus to counteract some of these tariffs? >> in china, what we have seen over the years is the pendulum swinging back and forth. they try to achieve to targets at the same time. one is high-growth and the other is financial stability. it has been quite ext