he's the one that organized the community service organization. and he also, by the way-- i'm not going to go through his whole history, because it would take up our whole time here-- but he is also the man who organized the people down in orange county that filed the lawsuit on mendez vs. westminster, to segregate the schools in orange county, when they had the mexican children in some schools and the anglo children in another school. and so this is a gentleman that really taught cesar and myself how to organize. and to this day i use his method in my current work that i'm doing with the dolores huerta foundation. but i want to describe it very simply if i can. and basically, the type of organizing that i do and we did when we organized the union was to get small groups of people together, having them meeting in their homes, having them do the invitations, and then we would talk to them about how they have power. and when you think about farm workers, that they were immigrants, many don't speak english, they don't have any assets, they don't have

back to the people in their areas by donating to the united way and completing community service with different organizations. "we want the communities where we do business to be proud of having valero in their communities," said bill day, the valero spokesman. "we want the employees who work for us to be proud that they work for valero." and while valero takes pride in its community service efforts, a company spokesman says it also takes pride in how well the plants are doing, espqcially the one in hartley, iowa. "ethanol margins which is basically like the profit that you get from making ethanol are down compared to last year," said day. "last year was an excellent, excellent year for ethanol. this year is a good just not as gigantic as s st year was." valero has 11 ethanol plants in valero has 11 ethanol plants in the midwest. four are in iowa. it also has 13 petroleum refineries in the midwest as well. weather ad-lib after two straight days of 79 degree highs in sioux city, today was certainly cooler yet still above average for this time of year as we made it into the mid 60s. we also saw a few more clou

about the importance of giving back by donating to the united way, and completing community service with different organizations. while valero takes pride in its community service efforts, a spokesman says it also takes pride in how well the plants are doing, especially the one in hartley. "ethanol margins which is basically like the profit t tt you get from making ethanol are down compared to last year," said day. "last year was an excellent, excellent year for ethanol. this year is a good year. it's just not as gigantic as last year was." valero has 11 ethanol plants in the midwest. four are in iowa. it also has 13 petroleum refineries in the midwest as well. city leaders in cushing, iowa lifted a boil advisory that was put in place after a pump failed in the city's primary well, last friday. city officials say the primary well has been repaired, and is back in use. but, for the last five days, residents were told to boililheir water because t t water coming from a back-up well had higher levels of nitrates. city leaders say nitrate levels in the primary well are much lower. bacterial samples came back as "sa

about the importance of giving back by donating to the united way, and completing community service with different organizations. while valero takes pride in its community service efforts, a spokesman says it also takes pride in how well the plants are doing, especially the one in hartley. "ethanol margins which is basically like the profit that you get from making ethanol are down compared to last year," said day. "last year was an excellent, excellent year for ethanol. this year is a good year. it's just not as gigantic as last year was." valero has 11 ethanol plants in the midwest. four are in iowa. it also has 13 petroleum refineries in the midwest as well. yesterday mexico's government announced the capture of six people believed responsible for the july prison break by joaquin "el chapo" guzman, attorney general arely gomez said the alleged mastermind is a member of guzman's legal team who had access to the prison near mexico city. he was able to notify guzman of the operation's progress and receive instructions. about 23 prison officials and employees have also been arrested, some face criminal charges.

-- it was interesting because what we decided to start the union, we actually had the community service organization in use los angeles. i always told a story. cesar said, farmworkers will never have a union unless we do it. i thought he was kidding. i started laughing. no, he said, we have to do it, you and i. not, he said, but, we will see a national union in our the owners aree too rich, too powerful, and to racist. his family moved to delano to start the union. we started their with house meetings. this is the way fred lawson taught organizing, and wrote a lot of significant legislation for the latinos in california. i will not go into that now. when they started these house i wanted to mention some of the people who were really the foundation of the delano strike, and the people who made the sacrifices. some of them are here with us today. blanco. come up. [applause] antonia saludado. her family had the first house meeting, an early one. [applause] [indiscernible] a young volunteer that came to work, and volunteered to work at the boycott and san francisco. martha. [applause] write could not re

they must also serve 200 hours of community service, at lgbt related organizations. the the third suspect katherine knott rejected a plea deal and will go to trial. one of the beating victims was left with the broken jaw that had to be wired shut while it healed. >>> two police officers in dover, delaware are hurt after a man dragged them in his car while attempting to getaway. police say officer anthony deven rick owe and officer willie johnson were responding about a complaint earlier this morning the at the ham let shopping center. when they tried to rehave move the man from his car he dragged them across the parking lot and then fled before being caught. twenty-eight year-old christopher brewer was arrested for assault and related charges. >>> taking a look now at the weather, another beautiful fall daze across the region. meteorologist lane casey is on the cbs-3 skies deck with more on that lauren. >> reporter: a beautiful october evening and in progress, sunsetting in the distance. center city behind me. the nice clear skies. those clear skies confirmed on stor

jail time, but they are on probation for three-five years, lan serve 200 hours of community service at a lgbt organization. the third suspect, kathryn knott, reject add plea deal and will go onto trial. one of the beating victims was left with a broken jaw that doctors wired shut while it healed. >> it is 5:35 right now n business news this morning, mcdonald's workers don't like the all day breakfast idea. i think they are the only ones. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange with more about what's not to like. jill, good morning. >> reporter: i mean, i'm loving it, but i guess i'm not making the food. good morning, nicole. we'll see if wall street can build on yesterday's rally, do you jumped 217 points. nasdaq finished 87 points higher. so new economic data shows that inflation felt, which some investors think could make the fed hold off on raising interest rates. low inflation, also watching third time in 40 years, no increase in social security benefits next year. the government says the lower cost of gas is keeping inflation down. it will be costing more to send holi

the also has to complete anger management and agualla valuation and 50 hours can community service at a nonprofit organization in canada. now moving on to actor jeremy renner. reportedly he wants to clarify some comments he made about wage equality during a recent interview. basically backtrack so when asked whether the 44-year-old star would negotiate alongside actresses for equal pay a huge hollywood right now renner responded that's not my job. a rep for the actor said he meant anyone having salary equality but that's someone else's job to handle it. a little solidarity for your costars. ben: like bradley cooper did. reporter: his comments are following an op-ed his costar jennifer lawrence wrote about gender equality. an e-mail leak reveals she was paid less than their male counterparts. ben: it was a terrible movie anyway. i thought it was so boring. reporter: wasn't the best. i have to agree with you. back to entertainment, great night in hollywood tonight at the world famous apollo theater. jazz foundation of america honored john legend and sonny rollins with a lifetime richard's took the stage. i caug

community. it's students vs. seniors in a friendly game of chair volleyball. students at xavier catholic high school organized the event. deciding on community service projects they couldn't pick just , one. i wanted to do one a month. required for the students, one teacher says these students are going above and beyond. >> the kids came up with the idea themselves. and they are the ones who contact the organizations. they are the ones going out into the community and making connections and they are the ones gathering other students. >> we decided to create a senior service project because as a senior class we wanted to create a tradition and a legacy for future senior classes to create service projects. elizabeth: xavier seniors say some of their future projects include a letter-writing campaign to soldiers, holding a free school play for senior citizens and working with the boys and girls club. eric: hundreds of people showed their support for an 11-year-old in eastern iowa. chase aeschliman of west union suffered a stroke from a football injury in august. at a packed event over the weekend, people wore matching purple shirts reading hash tag team

they must serve 200 hours of community service and lgbt related organizations. the now the third suspect katherine knott rejected a plea deal and will go to trial. one of the beating victims was left with a a broken jaw that had to be wired shut while it heel. >>> two police officers in dover delaware are hurt after a man drags them in his kara tempt to go getaway. police say officer anthony, and patrol men willie johnson were responding to a complaint, about a man, early this morning at ham let shopping center. when they tried to remove the man from his car he dragged them across the parking lot and then fled before being caught. twenty-eight year-old christopher brewer was arrested for assault and related charges. >>> black lives matter supporters a and other groups are protesting suspension of the professor from the community college of philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at 15th and spring garden this afternoon, that group is protesting the suspension of the the adjunct professor, nair. he was suspended without pay after speaking at a student led protest about t

and will serve 200 hours every community service, at a lgbt organization.suspect, kathryn knott, reject add plea deal and will go ton a trial. one of the beating victims was left with a broken jaw, that doctors wired shut while it healed. >> a local fire company is putting out the call on social media for a few good men and women to join their ranks as firefighters. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live for us at the merion fire company, of ardmore, with more on the recruiting effort. we hear that you your report at 5:00 already getting some result, jan. >> good morning, how is this for an update? after our 5:30 segment aired, someone already called this fire station, to learn more about how to volunteer here at the fire company. now, this one is just one of seven companies throughout the lower merion fire department umbrella so to speak. >> this one has a long history. it has been in service here for 125 years. and you can see along the name plates here, just how long some of these folks have been volunteering. some since the 19 60s. so, the issue is

and focus on their education," said director of student services and equity education for sioux city community schools, jen gomez. organizations and those in need will connect through a facebook page called "bright futures sioux city." sioux x ty community schools are leadadg the initiative and collaborating with community partners. "bright futures" will be implemented in ththschool system by volunteers helping out students in need in the schools around the community. "i believe that poverty is the civil rights issue of our time. it's something thut is so important for us to connect students in poverty with those who are able to give them a helping hand," said sioux city community schools superintendent, dr. paul gausman. expect the program to have a long-term affect on the community. halloween came early in arizona as a runaway pumpkin took to the streets. you can see the 25-foot tall, 350 pound orange jack- o'-lantern roll every which way and even across multiple lanes of traffic before it gets stuck beneath a ststetlight pole. it then brakes free and rolls off into the distance to enjoy its freedom. after the pumpkin got fr

they must serve 200 hours of community service at an lgbt related organization. the third suspect, catherine knot, reject add plea deal and will go to trial. one of the beating victims was left with a broken jaw that had to be wired shut as it healed. >>> there's word tonight nevada is shutting down unlicensed daily fantasy sports websites in the wake of a federal investigation into the leagues. fan dual and draft kings are the most popular leagues. they can no longer operate in nevada unless they get a license from the nevada gaming commission. officials say daily fantasy sports meets the definition of game or gambling. daily fantasy leagues have come under fire in recent weeks after allegations surfaced about insider trading involving league workers. >>> some philadelphia parents and educato educators are fighte latest pro toll to convert low performing public schools into charter schools. dozens rallied before the school reform commission meeting in spring garden tonight. the teachers union argues cook, wister and huey elementary schools should be convert floo

suffer from this disease how a local organization wants to help the aging community catch the welcome bawho is part of wesleylife, an organization that provides services to aging adults to help them stay independent. wesleylife is hosting six free screening sites for memory screening week throughout des moines and surrounding areas. teases are done! behind bars. a man is in leading police on a car chase. why it started, how the chase ended and the charges he's facing. climbing death toll... a massive earthquake devastated areas in south asia. the hardest hit areas...the extent of the damage and why first responders have yet to reach all the victims. a des moines man is behind bars this afternoon... after police say he led them on a car chase that ended in a crash. officers were chasing a stolen vehicle before the driver ran into a light pole... and hit a garage. it happened at the intersection of ovid and 2nd avenue... just before ten last night. the crash sent two people to the hospital. police arrested 22 year old brandon st peter early this morning. he's charged with theft, o-w-i, and interference with official acts. benton county authorities made

i work with various community based organizations to provide services to their students and families. i am a choice that needs to be made for seat number 6, i just want to be clear about it. (laughter). one thing that is in the forefront of my mind is how to develop a means to reach out into the community to find out their needs that we can address and retrieving the data. once would retrieve the data -- whatever it looks like -- we need to have courageous conversations about what really needs to happen with the data that is what a kind of bring to the table. . >> supervisor avalos: what is it data tell you in terms of how does the city need to focus on retention and -- students of color? >> have been some -- how can i say this -- there has been a lot of headway addressing two issues of various ethnic groups in the city and outward migration -- and address that issue with the mayor's staff (unintelligible) -- hired by superintendent carranza -- and those committees that are working that happen and i have been a part of those committees and i will continue to because it is needed but i

communities and to step up and whether you support project open hand or another organization, give volunteering a try. it's really an important aspect and it can really help your community get more engaged with the services that are available. >> what are some of the events or things that are coming up that maybe people can get involved in. >> well, you know, the holiday season is coming, and we have a great need for volunteers to help serve meals at our senior sites. we do a toiletries drive. we need people to help package toiletries for people struggling to meet their needs as well as dealing with illnesses. those are things coming up in the near future. >> do you still need volunteers like these two in terms of trying to reach the people who maybe are reluctant to even think about it much less seek out that kind of information? >> absolutely. there's always a great need for volunteers, and having people who have the skills to speak with people and make them feel comfortable, sometimes you hear it from a staff member make somebody feel okay but when you hear it from a volunteer, somebody else who is a survivor, that really helps clin s client more comfortable and makes them feel like they can access th

also works on education initiatives with nonprofit community organizations and industry groups, such as the financial services roundtable and meals on wheels america. i'd like to tell you've about a few of our initiatives to combat elder financial exploitation. one is the money smart for older adults program which we developed jointly with the fdic. money smart is a curriculum that teaches consumers and their caregivers about different types of fraud, scams, exploitation, and provides warning signs and tips. it's used bay broad range ofber speed e.r.a., including state and local governments, nonprofits, financial institutes. in october 2013 we released managing someone else riz money guide. for people who are managing the finances for a family member or friend who is unable to pay bills or make financial decisions. many older americans experience declining capacity to handle finances, which make them very vulnerable to fraudsters. 22% of americans over age 70 have mild cognitive impairment. even mild cognitive impairment, reduce an older person's ability to detect fraud or scam, there are necessitating the ne

of a cook in the tribal all council, an organization providing social services. >> i went to the elder of our community with for permission. some heads. >> what's xbox. >> they don't know. they got it. in their bold innocence. this is a little crazy. >> the game would cost millions to make, since nothing like it was attempted. there was no guarantee it would board. >> when it was brought up, what if we want to make money, and my response was the elders were so great that when we used their foundation, their stories, in an honourable respectful way, will make the best possible game for this projected. we are taught that there's no hierarchy. >> the group told an expert in the story telling groups to write the script. >> the way that the elders tell the stories, and are it totally takes your breath away. they reach heights of literary and spiritual achievement. >> reporter: the story in an audience. >> the game is based on this place. this is barrow alaska, the largest of a series of villages belonging to the people. their culture, stories are based on a life drawn from waling from a subsistence life. th

community leaders. cedar rapids area metro economic alliance organizes the event. and every year businesses that made milestones in service are given the bravo award. "it's a really great opportunity to acknowledge three businesses, locally grown, doing great things here in the community, and then also some other organizations, non profits, community entities that are adding to the culture, just to that really cool fabric that is this years winners were millhiser smith insurance agency, rinderknecht associates and world class industries. i got to emcee the event yesterday, and i served on the planning committee. definitely a fun morning. volunteers will be heading to classrooms again this morning. readers. we'll show you highlights of our classroom visits. up next... this morning's weather wise question. meteorologist kaj o'mara is up first alert storm team meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now. plan on a pretty wet day all across the area. showers will move in by scattered about the area for most of the day. our daytime highs will likely be hit in the evening hours, with a few thunderstorms also possible at that time. ov

service? >> by empowering leaders and communities to share information. underestimateo the power that community organizationsave. you have to change infrastructure. one thing that we have seen in pockets around the country is ,hat when local governments parental organizations, schools, come together, they can change things on the ground. , they have 50% of residents who live below the federal poverty line. they made a decision to invest in making their communities more andable, two and half years lighting, sidewalks, and crosswalks. afterwards, 95% of residents had increased how much they walk. they cited changes in walkable spaces and lighting as the reason for that. about thing i would argue is the issue of sleep. huge deprivation is a problem appeared one, how many hours per night. a half toge six and seven and a half hours per night. >> not enough. there needs to be a massive social shift to get people to rest earlier and sleep more. do you feel like that is part of your mission as well? >> yes. health is deeply intertwined with culture, what we eat, how active are, how much we sleep. when i was training

and engaged with the financial services community, consumer protection organizations, and many others in his very ernest and serious attempt at making sure that the many shortcomings of the initial draft rule, which you and i might agree on, mr. speaker, are addressed in the final rulemaking. i think the secretary deserves that opportunity, the hardwork men and women at the department of labor deserve that opportunity. and then if in fact the mark is missed, it might be appropriate for this body to consider amending or changing any rule, to address the fears that both of us share on both sides of the aisle with regard to ensuring that people of low and moderate income do have access to high quality advice and that the legitimate educational activities of financial services organizations are allowed to continue, to provide that type of advice. now this legislation is somewhat wrapped in a seemingly arcane matter. it has to do whether it's under the jurisdiction of the department of lane or the securities and exchange -- labor or the securities and exchange commission. we had the chair

organic soups. all the hard work... time in the service... community college... it matters. it's why we, at university of phoenix, count your relevant work and college experience as credits toward your degree. we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is the senior senator from arizona, please welcome, john mccain! (cheers and applause) thank you. so few of our guests go and welcome the band. that's very nice of you. >> the band is great. wasn't that marvelous? yo-yo ma, you are really -- (cheers and applause) you've lifted the cultural level of the show by a magnitude of 5. >> stephen: one thing about wrote wrote ma, he sure classes up th

organic soups. all the hard work... time in the service... community college... it matters. it's why we, at university of phoenix, count your relevant work and college experience as credits toward your degree. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is the senior senator from arizona, please welcome, john mccain! (cheers and applause) thank you. so few of our guests go and welcome the band. that's very nice of you. >> the band is great. wasn't that marvelous? yo-yo ma, you are really -- (cheers and applause) you've lifted the cultural level of the show by a magnitude of 5. >> stephen: one thing about wrote wrote ma, he sure classes up the joint. >> he sure does. (laughter) >> stephen: there are a few people who may not know you. five-term senator from arizona. >> yes. >> stephen: the 2008 republican candidate for president of the united states. >> thanks for bringing that up. >> stephen: well, listen, that's -- >> after i lost, i slept like a baby. >> stephen: yeah? cry. cry... (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: yeah, well, if you >> yes. >> .

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and corporations, there really focus more at being able to get mercy services they are and have the organization prepared to communicate to people. tell them and let them know what is happening. people are there that should not be. there is a lot of preparation. >> stay with us, professor. i want to share with you all. there was an interview, by fox, with one of the students that is they are on campus. the student said, and i quote, " feel like he is safe. he does not know anything yet. there is some shelter in place. it is surprising to people around him. they did not hear anything. we were all rushed into a room and have not heard anything since." you can imagine how scary this situation must be like that. we also have former detective steve rogers from new jersey on the phone. detective rogers, can you hear me? >> thank you. >> detective rogers, what, what would you be doing in a situation if you are out there in oregon right now and you got reports of this? you were called in, what were the steps? try to deal with the aftermath of this shooting? >> the first thing bullies are police are doing right now is making su

organs failing, including his kidneys and heart. it's touch and go. anthony: justin bieber has to go five community service days so he went to a young gang center. he painted the walls. >> you know why he's not a great painter, they're not letting him paint close to the bottom. usually you tape it off. harvey: i've had painters. gary: the first democratic debate happened in las vegas and it

the church is going to fight the claims and is even talking about organizing outdoor services so it says the and tire communityusic. >>> several cars race up to a little girl's birthday party. but don't worry, there were no arrests. no in fact that three-year-old girl was so happy she starts jumping for joy. fox's tissue lewis shows us the surprise that really made 13-year-old little girl's day. >> yea, they're coming. they're coming. they're coming. >> reporter: it was a dream come true. police cruisers curb side at her birthday party. >> you want to get in the back of one? >> toddler turn three years old and her one birthday wish, real live police officers. >> they let me sit in the car. >> reporter: chesley's mother shared how she pulled the surprise off without a hitch. >> i reached out to the local police officers and firefighters and told them that we're having this party and i know that they have real jobs that actually, you know, require their work but if they happen to have quiet day we would love for them to stop by. >> to everyone's surprise they did. >> when they showed up, she couldn't believe it.

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also wonderful with these organizations particularly whitman walker health is they also provide a wonderful service in assisting the gay and lesbian and transgender community which is, you know, under served here and they have been on the front lines. >> thanks so much for joining us this morning and sharing that message. have fun at the 5k walk to end hiv today. okay. our area children will kick off this weekend's marathon fun run. 3,600 kids from 5-12 will run in one mile in arlington. going to have full coverage of the marine corps marathon tomorrow morning at 6:00 on "news 4 today" and watch online at nbcwashington.com. >> if you have plans to get outside, well, you're going to love the weather forecast. >> this is great hiking weather, great weather for walking and running, biking, kayaking, outdoor activities. i love fall. it's so great. it's rather chilly but is invigorating and starting off for the walk to end hiv. right now they're in washington. the it temperature is at 48 at reagan national and right downtown as well. it's near 50 across parts of northern virginia and into the shenandoah valley where it's in the low 50s there. there's sunshine b

services more efficient. >> the clinical staff is scattered about the entire facility. >> reporter: some community- based organizations oppose the plan, calling it a waste of money that could be better spent on programs throughout the community. >> it doesn't change the conditions and the type of mental health treatment that people receive inside. >> reporter: it is far from a done deal. the sheriff's department applied for a grant but it won't be until next month before it learns whether it will receive the grant. if it gets the money, the county board of supervisors has a final decision on whether the project gets built. >> if alameda county does get awarded the funding, we want the board of supervisors to rejeblth temperature >> reporter: it calls for the rasing of two buildings and the construck of a new clinic. >> tell reduce wait times for those needing medical services and provide increased opportunities for entry level programming. >> reporter: if the board of supervisors approve the jail construction project, it should be completed by 2018. >>> the blue angels taking flight over the bay area. when you can see

organization. >> what do you guys do. >> we promote service and sacrifice. community involvement, give back. >> okay. how are you being involved with your organization. >> they can reach us a at the the philadelphia a navy yard. we run the old navy chapel. we have been in business since 1951. reach us at www dot chop lane or call or office. >> thank you. >> is there so many officials down here. we are here until 10:00 a.m. >> someone just asked me when does this all end. >> you got time. >> you got time. >> it is until 10:00 o'clock. >> weather is supposed to be good. >> normally everybody hangs out until 10:30, 10:45. so come on by. >> we love pictures that you have been sending us. keep them coming. you have to use the hashtag fox 29 solutes. >> i believe that man is playing in a band, serving in i believe, vietnam. >>> hey, jill thanks for send ago this in. my grand pop and his twin. navy vets. >> and roger says good morning, if possible can we get a shoot for my sailor nicholas smith he's stationed in japan. >> okay officially we solute you nicholas smith. >>> big day at fox 29 and a big party hap

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service soon. jessica rae: a brand new sioux city organization is getting local men involved in community. the first event r a new group who care took place last night. the group will quarter to nominate worthy non-prit groups beneficiary. after a charity is participants write to that group. the result is a without a huge time committment. "we're really excited meeting going. we started off with this project hoping to make a big difference in judging by the crowd here tonight and the folks that we have involved doubt, we're gonna make a difference liberto. jessica rae: this round was the warming shelter, a new short-term housing option for people going through hard times. they'll be getting a check for over five-thousand the next 100+ men o care meeting will be the end of january. a family had to in omaha recently after the groom reportedly got cold feet... ...but they decided to have the reception anyway... with a whole new roster of guests. the food was and e family didn't want it to go to waste. so, they turned a negative into a positive, by donating it to a local mission. " (tara baten

the bureau also works in education initiatives with nonprofits, community organizations and industry groups. such as the financial services round table and meals on wheels america. i'd like to tell you about a few of our initiatives to combat elder financial exploitation. one is the money smart for older adults program. which we developed jointly with the fdic. money smart is a trainer curriculum that teaches consumers and their caregivers about different types of fraud, scams, exploitation and provides warning signs and tips. it's used by a broad rake of -- range of intermediaries including state and local governments and nonprofit and financial institutions. on october, 2013, we released managing someone else's money guides. they assist people who are managing the finances for a family member or a friend who is unable to pay bills or make financial decisions. many older americans experience declining capacity to handle finances, which make them very vulnerable to fraudsters. 22% of americans over age 70 have mild cognitive impairment. even mild cognitive impairment can reduce an older person's ability to detect de-effec

service providers love it when you show up prepared. >> yes. well, we do have a system where we have -- the nyic is training community-based organizations on how to be navigators. so the navigators will be the first stop where you go, and they will check your documents and then get you ready to go see a lawyer. >> and it goes without saying, but we'll say it anyway -- the services are provided in english and spanish. >> english, spanish, and the language, depending on the neighborhood we are and the needs of the school and the parents, we bring in volunteers to speak the language that you need. >> the "key to the city," but you also have a national conference coming up that you wanted to remind people about. tell me. >> yes, yes, we have the national immigrant integration conference, which is happening -- >> which is what? >> it's a national conference that brings together more than 34 organizations nationwide. conference happening, for the first time in new york city, so we are very excited. we're expecting over a thousand people. >> you're hosting. >> yes, we're hosting it, as well. and so it's a big deal for us as new york state, but also a

humanitarian efforts we help to moderate, we help moderate civilian organizations in syria to provide essential services, providing a lifeline to communitiesnder siege. and then also our development assistance helps syria's neighbors, who are strained more than ever, to build more resilient public services to cope with the influx of the refugees. with 2 million syrian children out of school, we're working to ensure that this entire generation is not lost to this crisis. in jordan and lebanon, we're expanding public schools, supporting remedial programs, training teachers so that syrian refugees can thrive alongside their host community pieers. we've upgraded hospitals and water facilities. in lebanon, we're working with young people to reduce tension between host communities and help them find solutions. and these are possible thanks to the generous support from congress. nevertheless, we struggle to meet the escalating needs with stretched dollars. we're working closely with other donors to mobile identiize reso because we can't meet the needs alone. certainly no amount of humanitarian assistance will stop the suffering or stem the tide o

about the collaboration between schools and other community-based organizations to help students and families and how it helps young people? for the services that they need? >> absolutely. figure for the question. what you have proposed an but we have implemented under project aware connects schools in communities and families with shared information what they can do about them but it is meant to raise awareness with negative attitudes that is barriers for those accessing service. to help them understand these are brain diseases to offer solutions and it is more accessible to get people connected to care more quickly. >> early diagnosis that we are all witnesses and it is so important. i want to ask about your background with health and trauma. we know it reduces the ability of the child to succeed in school what can we do to build resilience in kids who have experienced with these adverse experiences? that they can overcome them to change the brain chemistry to go through this type of trauma with chemical abuse or illness or child abuse all of that extreme poverty. >> there are many evidence based interventions and through our never give

organization that focused on immunization of children. they were in communication with school officials to off services to student free of charge last spring at some point plans stopped until recently. >> we were estimating we could immunize easily 100 to 150 children a week. >> it's an excellent partnership and one we hope to take advantage of. >> they're hoping to get numbers down next week and mair's says they're willing to help. >>> maryland state police are offering up to a $1,000 reward. troopers say a truck pulling a trailer ran into 21-year-old marine corporal william farrell on route 15 in frederick county. they think he pulled over to help a stranded driver. he wore a reflective vest and his emergency lights were flashing. >> a man accused in killing a woman in a drunk driving crash. he was drunk last month when he hit frances sumter's car last movement police believe he was drink and switches places after hitting another car. jackson is facing dui charges. he may also face other charges. >>> breaking right now the vatican is now talking about pope francis's secret meeting with kentucky clerk kim davis while the pontiff was in d.

different than a fee and directly impacts the service to the community and undermines the charity care with the city government and others community organizations i'd like to give you one example from my personal experience prior to my hiring by the board of catholic it which i shouldn't we've been struggling struggling with it in debtness he was told our market-rate couldn't afford that as far as i am concerned found out and offered us a space on hayes street we stated there for 3 years and went back to serving the poor and marginalized we couldn't have made that recovery without as far as i am concerned help and in a form of transportation the impact fee would have been in place they couldn't have helped us this will be great for the health care mission and it is not for the relationship between the city and nonprofits thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> madam chair and honorable members of the committee i thank you to mr. kay hill for testifying no better champion marathon through the nonprofit hospitals we did seek to engage in a dialogue around what can be done because hospitals do not right want to shirt the

organizations, departments and directors. the administration in chelsea. i know how to get around things and get things done and find out how to improve our community. >> what about city services and mains nance? what are you going to do to make the city more prok aive? >> that is a good question. lately, what we have been doing, in chelsea, we are out front. we have community meetings. sometimes we have them twice a we have them in different neighborhoods, different sectors, different neighborhoods in our community. different problems. and one of the things that i have been really advocating for is the police, the work with local residents and the business owners to come together and find out exactly what we are trying to fight, what we are trying to get rid of and what we are trying to accomplish. >> okay. can we share any specific initiatives that you would be spearheading? >> it's pretty hard. you know, some duties of the city councilor, we are pretty much like a liaison to the community. we have a form of government where the city manager manages day-to-day operations. we try to go find out what the concerns of the neighborhoods are. the business community, try to work in

wrapping up our third year the third year of our network our organizations within the system have been working in the communities for decades servicing guns and providing translation and interpretation support with the network it focuses on the implementation of ordinance is community education our prime goal it is actually fairly interesting to know that immigrants in san francisco have never heard of the assess language ordinance and some folks tells you stories it difficult to imagine another way they have accepted the fact that language is a barrier in their life our outreach and education to address this disparity we provide be working groups we distribute materials and provide the basic information of what the language assess ordinance it and the rights the reference for the supervisors and the departments here i'll be happy to i brought the worker o english version an older version pretty basic and easy so anyone can have a right to understand you have the right to ask for interpreter this is an outside dated version if it doesn't doesn't reflect the latest version to address the gap in the documentation i think we started thi

wrapping up our third year the third year of our network our organizations within the system have been working in the communities for decades servicing guns and providing translation and interpretation support with the network it focuses on the implementation of ordinance is community education our prime goal it is actually fairly interesting to know that immigrants in san francisco have never heard of the assess language ordinance and some folks tells you stories it difficult to imagine another way they have accepted the fact that language is a barrier in their life our outreach and education to address this disparity we provide be working groups we distribute materials and provide the basic information of what the language assess ordinance it and the rights the reference for the supervisors and the departments here i'll be happy to i brought the worker o english version an older version pretty basic and easy so anyone can have a right to understand you have the right to ask for interpreter this is an outside dated version if it doesn't doesn't reflect the latest version to address the gap in the documentation i think we started thi

community continues to come together through church services, fund-raise fund-raisers. dozens gathered in san mateo in support of the family and friend of the nine people killed. the event organized by the local chapter of brady campaign. chapter leaders say this is the 45th school shooting across the nation this year. >> thank you very mup, lch, lau >>> investigators trying to trace down the cause of a fire that burned down a san jose shopping center. the video shows the fire starting to smoke up, again, around 10:30 last night. a live look we just showed you at the aftermath left behind this morning. the fire originally ignited at 3:30 sunday morning and all of this located at the cho center market just north of east capital expressway. it took crews some eight hours to control those flames. then last night the fire flared up, once again. it is now under control and most of the approximately 40 businesses in the center are expected to reopen later today. >> all right, could be some smoke smelling in that area. let's check the forecast right now with meteorologist kari hall. happy monday to you. >> happy monday. we are feeling mild temperatures this morning. right around the upp

service soon. jessica rae: a brand new sioux city organization is getting local men involved in helping the community. the first event for a new group called 100 men who care, took place last night. the group will just meet once a quarter to nominate worthy non-profit groups to be their beneficiary. after a charity is chosen, all the a check for one hunred dollars to that group. the result is a sizable donation without a huge time committment. "we're really excited to get this first meeting going. we started off with this project hoping to make a big difference in siouxland and judging by the crowd here tonight and the folks that we have involved with this. we got no doubt, we're gonna make a difference for non-profits in the area." says chris liberto. jessica rae: the group chosen this round was the warming shelter, a new short-term housing option for people going through hard times. they'll be getting a check for over five-thousand dollars. the next "100 men who care" meeting will be in january. jessica rae: a family had to cancel a wedding in omaha recently after the groom reportedly got cold feet