it takes them to their local boys and girls club in their community with all the contacts. from there, most clubs have a volunteer coordinator, someone who coordinates the volunteer efforts that are occurring. that's a way that the adults can volunteer in the clubs. then, of course the youth who volunteer, we are big on youth voices, you can imagine. they select how they will volunteer. to piggyback on some of the things around the corporations, if you don't mind, is that many corporations today are looking at how do they take service and their skill sets into the private sector and into the boys and girls club to create opportunities for employment based on volunteer experiences. we're thankful for companies like ibm who do that. >> excellent. thank you. what are some of the best practices you have discovered the boys and girls programming used to instill values of service in young people? >> early -- really early. i don't know if anybody on the panel is a member of a boys and girls club. my guess is yes. 19 out of every -- one will be out of 19. everybody has a role. you d

boys and girls club of america had its beginning at 1860 by three women. believing boys who run the streets should have a positive alternative, they organized the first club. a cause was born due to a commitment of service and community. clubs are base building centerped and led by professional staff, offer youth development programs determined by necessities and available resources in local communities. they meet the interests of young people 6 to 18 years old. we focus on three priority areas. academic success, healthy lifestyles and character and leadership. in a harris survey of our alumni, 54% of alumni will tell you that the club literally saved their life. boys and girls club of america research shows young people who attend a club tend to do better than peers nationally. for instance, 68% of 12th graders volunteer at least once per month. this is compared to 39% of 12th graders nationally who do so. youth involved with service are more likely as adults to have a strong work ethic, to volunteer and vote. engagement in service fosters the development

we have a program through the boys and girls club and cyc and west bay. our goal is to recruit as many as possible and we use our school resource officers to help with that. finally, for adults we offer an unpaid college internship program for people interested in law enforcement. maybe don't want to be a cadet but they go to college and they're interested. we do an orientation in june, august and february prip for -- february. they must be 18 and must be able to work 12 hours a week and in college and 2.8 gpa and we're launching our graduate summer program for older individual who's want to participate. we accept interns through several programs like the city summer intern program, the mayor's internship program and the fellows program. last two things is the other two volunteer programs is our team modelled after nert. we have 140 volunteers repaired to work with us in times of disaster. that's in my division and the reserve officer program where we have 30 reserve officers that are community people and have careers and they're doctors and pilots and do

and this was at the boy's and girl's club, don't -- not nba.was -- we got to the championship game. the team showed up to the game, and they were all sweaty. and i said, "what were you guys doing?" and they said, "oh, we were playing basketball in the alley." and i'm like "no, you're supposed to be playing basketball now. [ laughter ] you have a championship game." like the golden state warriors, they don't go and play the pistons for an hour. [ light laughter ] and then go play game seven. >> seth: right. >> and so we got into the game. and they started losing, because they were tired. the other kids were hot. and, you know, they were winning. and then, i had to put the kids who weren't that good in, which, you know, that's just how it is. some kids aren't that good. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so i had to put those guys in to sort of cover until the good kids could get some rest. and then my -- i kept my son in and then my son got hot. >> seth: yeah. >> julian, he like stole the ball. took it down court. laid it up like gervin. you k

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steph curry was on hand to unveil a refurbished ask about court at the richland hills boys and girls clubhe club is on moran avenue. the good tidings foundation helped with the new floor and upgrade. that restored more than 80 basketball court in the bay area over the past 20 years. >>> we are tracking the weather and is going to get wet tomorrow morning. there is a slight chance foower the afternoon and even sunshine. it is not a real wet day but doesn't take much on the commute. there is the main system and there is where we are at the tip of the arrow. it goes right through here over the next 36 hours. the moisture tap has been separated from the main flow. la is going to get about three inches. the green offshore shows the atmosphere is moistening up and getting ready to go. we have had a very wet winter and we are getting into march and storms and the models suggest this could be the last real winter storm of the year, if you buy that. it would be nice because we have plenty of rain and snow. there is the rain forecast for tomorrow morning. you see that is the day. it is not enough t

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the boys and girls clubs of america and the student service program at the university of maryland. >> welcome to the first hearing of the commission on public service. today the commission meets to ponder an important question. how can we as a country inspire uner

police say the suspect had just broken into a boys and girls club. police confronting him, then ordering him to the ground. >> turn around, turn around. put your hands up. get on your knees. >> reporter: second later, the suspect drops his arms, as police open fire. >> the officer saw a firearm and told aguirre specifically not to touch it. he attempted to stand up and began pulling his firearm out of the holster. >> reporter: that suspect survived, and is in stable condition tonight. and david, aguirre is charged with armed robbery, burglary and resisting arrest. police now believe that gun belonged to his grandfather, a retired police officer. david? >> gio, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and to the around the clock search and rescue operations in mozambique. chapp choppers are air lifting survivors. more than 1,000 people are feared dead. the u.s. and the european union tonight are sending emergency aid. >>> now to syria tonight. president trump claiming isis will be gone by thfrom that cou by tonight. the president holding a map, showin

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the parents say that it the girls learned basic survival skill. they did that in their 4h club. the mother joked that she might microchip them or hook them to the carabineers that she bought. >>> and go to ktvu.com for more on the story. >>> at a san francisco public memorial service, family members, friends and colleagues of the late public defender jeff adachi remembered him as a man of principle. hundreds of people were at city hall for this memorial service. jeff adachi was a man who was remembered who lived each day at its fullest. he was found death and an apartment on telegraph hill after suffering an apparent heart attack. jeff adachi was at times criticized for defending people accused of terrible crimes but he made a point in recognizing the humanity in everyone. >> jeff was about the people. he was a fierce fighter. jeff fought for the have- notes, fought for the people who could snot stand up straight. jeff fought for the people who people won't stand up for. >> san francisco mayor breed said that she'll always remember jeff adachi's commitment to justice and his bro

the parents say that the girls learned basic survival skills on the 4h club. the mother also joked that she might microchip them or attach them to a gps device she bought after the disappearance. >> for more g to ktvu.com and click on the view at the bottom of the article. >>> we are following the details on the tornado that hit alabama. the national weather service says that tornado carved a paste 24-mile long ang more than a half mile wide. it is the most power ful and deadly tornado in the u.s. in six years. >>> a man in arizona didn't think that he would get stuck in a river bed that is normally flat. the salt river normally look like a dessert. water officials released some of the water. they even posted signs warning of the runoff other people who came to see the runoff say that they are amazed that driver tried to drive through the water. >> i woo not do it. i would not attempt it. there's barricades up. you can clearly see water flowing across the street. >> officials in arizona say that they're going to keep releasing water into the river bed as the s

davis also active in the communitns with organizat like the boys and girls club and covenant house. nk >> i t my third or fourth year in the nfl i started to l realize thae was so much more than just playing ball. dat's when i started to take off ando a lot in the community. wherevn i -- san francisco -- i was in san francisco so i did a lot there. i also come backo washington d.c., since i'm from here, to do work here as ll. >> how proud are you to have the mayor stand up there? >> i don't even know the words to explain it. i'm so excit for him. i'm so proud o vernon. it took a lot ofwo . he didn't just walk in here, he didn't walk into it. it took work and time and he had to have a lot of patience to get today.re he got >> future vernon davis days will be filled with events outside for those students. >> big day, thank you, sherree. >>> a special gift for an 8-year-old boy dealing with an awful sease. how volunteers came together to help free him from his limitations. >>> a consumer alert involvingo faulty air bags and what was supposed to be a fix. why one company is asking car o

. >> they could have spent the day at a boys and girls club or a children's hospital volunteering, helping people out. instead they are protesting because they are being told by other people that we can stop hurricanes and we can stop the cold, we can stop the hot and we can stop -- when we can't. they are all this oozes is a money grab. i wish this would end but i think we are just at the beginning and it's only going to spread even more. >> they are leaving school so they can be punished and get the attention because they made a pact with the school that they would stay in school so that's one side. we are looking at the entire climate change debate. we should be talking about the science behind it. too often the science is political rhetoric coming from both sides and we are not talking about gas emissions or polar caps melting. that's what we should be debating about and i'm still confused on how this is a money grab the kids are missing school. >> let me answer that. the u.n. has called for major taxes for climate and all of a sudden pelosi is calling from these committees for committ

inspired by -- well, not inspired, but what got me was i was stationed at the willie mays boys and girls club, and one of the boys that i mentored was found at 16 years old guilty of first degree murder. it hurt me, and i wanted to change the whole demographic of the community in which i served. so i thought what better way to expose kids to where the their ancestors came from. next trip is our sixth trip to ghana. after this trip, we've taken about 62 students from the bayview and fillmore district to ghana -- and counting, and it's been a really good experience. the results -- initially, it was supposed to be a one-time thing, but the results were so amazing that we had to keep it going. the first year, give you an example, a young lady was 15 years old, and i've been in her life for two years, seeing her pretty much every day at the club, and took her on this trip, and she was really quiet during the trip the whole time, and i was wondering how it was impacting her. by the time we got to the end of the trip, she just opened up. it was like, you know, jay, thank you for bringing me. she tol

the clinic came after curry was a guest of honor at the west contra costa boys and girls club, for the of the gym, which includes an nba-quality floor. this is the 90th court the warriors have refurbished in the bay area. >> not many people know my journey started in a gym just like this, in charlotte, north carolina. there was about as many clichers over there. i played my first rec league game when i was five years old. that's where i learned how to play basketball. that's where i fete some of my greatest friends. i built my self-confidence. i had the dreams where i could be the person and player that i am today. there's many kids in that same gym back when i was there. they're not playing in the nba. but they're doing amazing things. they found the passions in life and they want to accomplish and went after. the dreams started in a gym like this. >>> police arrested ca eed came maybin driving under the influence. the police report says his blood alcohol was 0.2. that's almost twice the legal limit. the team is monitoring the situation. the giants signed him to a minor league deal in

davis very active in the community, organizations like the boys and girls club and the covenant home.a lot. but i wurted to make i was able to share this day and not just make it about me. of course, it's vernon davis but i wanted to share this moment and everything this day means with you guys, all of the kids, the school and everyone who supports me. >> i'm so excited for him. m so proud of vernon. it took a lot of work. he didn't just walk into it, it took a lot of work and time, and he had to have a lot of patience to get to where he got today. >>> then there was a special surprise from one talented baller to another. azi greeted by elena deladon of the mystics. who presented her with the gatorade national player of the year, the first sophomore to win the award. she made sure to make sure the extra special surprise was for another d.c. star. >> i'm still in shock. i'm still prossing right now. >> i get nervous every timee becausi want it to be perfect. i want t surprise to wor out. >> this is your trophy, all you. >> it iworked. >> like i'm just a sophomore, it ought to go to one

giving and donations to christian causes such as the men shelt earn boys and clubs -- boys and girls clubs will be remembered for years to come. the company is now being run by his son, chip, and the legacy of his father can be summed up by the words of chip when he said the following. my father is the epitome of what i would always want to be as he taught me so many life lessons growing up. he left an indelible print of the many lives he touched and he will be remembered as a man who epitomized the meaning of true service aboveself and a man who dedicated his life to serving his faith, his family, and his country. may god bless leon and his family. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, and still i rise. and i rise today because i love my country and because i love the people and i love their lives and i care about them. and because i love them and i care about them, i call upon the president of the united tates of america to ground the 737 max d this plane is unfit to fl

. >>> children at the boys and girls club have a new refurbished basketball court to play on.n hand for the unveiling. the warriors, chase bank and the good tithings foundation chipped in for the new floor. they have restored 80 basketball courts in the bay area over the past 20 years. >>> the world's most expensive car. why it is so special and how much this cost. >>> what is changing on virgin atlantic flights. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. than the one next door. seresto, serjake...eresto. seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-

court-appointed special advocates, friends of camp concord, big brothers/big sisters, and the boys and girls clubsheadliner was patti labelle. ♪ it was a sold-out event. for more information on these organizations, head over to our website, abc7news.com, or rockthecasa.org. >>> scattered showers are expected across much of the region today. here is meteorologist lisa argen, keeping an eye on the accuweather forecast for us. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. they will be light. cloud cover, and up to the north where clear lake, that lake is awfully full, looking at flooding there simply because flood stage is at nine feet. you're at 9.9, fluctuating near ten feet. as we get into tuesday night and wednesday, we'll have brief, heavy rain. the main focus of this next storm will be south of us. we have snow in lake tahoe. chains are required. and we had a rain/snow mix so that line is just hovering from about 5,000 to 5,500 feet going back from about 32, 34, 35 degrees. as we look at this advisory from the national weather service, winter weather advisory along the west slopes, above 6,000 feet, picking up a goo

in stern hall and lane i college in building a, youth up rising macarthur boulevard and boys and girls clubline for many state programs is tomorrow. >>> oakland charter school teachers are calling for an immediate stop to charter school growth. they say the schools are growing beyond their capacities to deliver quality education. they also say it doesn't make sense to open up new schools while also shutting down others. teachers plan to make an official announcement at leadership public schools this morning. >>> happening today, a ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held in san francisco for sutter health's new california health pacific medical center. the 11-story, 274-bed hospital officially opens for patients tomorrow morning. it will specialize in maternity, pediatric care as well as emergency and cardiac care. patients will be moved from two hospitals over the weekend. >>> if you're heading out in san francisco, you don't need the umbrella. maybe a heavier coat. 44 in noe valley to 48 in the sunset. temperatures are cooler there. everywhere from 42 in palo alto, santa clara, sar towinga pl

court-appointed special advocates, friends of camp concord, big brothers big sisters, and the boys and girls clubsis year's rock the casa headliner was patti labelle. ♪ and it was a sold-out event. for more information on these organizations, just head over to our website, abc7news.com, or rockthecasa.org. >>> turning to weather now and our bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. starting out with live doppler 7, you can see a few scattered looking at visibilities which are impacted all over the bay area. and up by clear lake, lake port, those lake levels very high. flood stage is nine feet. you're at 9.9. so, it will fluctuate to around ten feet, so some minor flooding here with all of the water you've seen. and we do have light rain at the tahoe valley airport, 34 degrees with a winter weather advisory for the west slopes right on through 4:00 this afternoon. so looking at 4 to 8 inches of additional snow above 6,000 feet. and in the days to come, that snow level continues to hover from 5,000 to 6,000 feet. this is san rafael with mostl

sp vocates, friends of camp concord, big brothers, big sisters, and the boys and girls clubs.his year's rock the casa headliner, patti labelle. ♪ for more information on the event and these organizations, just go to our website, abc7news.com, or rockthecasa.org. >>> time now is 5:18 and we're getting a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the forecast. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. good morning to you. here's live doppler 7, and you notice the sweep on top of mt. st. helena. north of that, we have a few showers around clear lake, upper lake, looking at hopland, maybe just a few light, passing showers. and that will be the trend today as the atmosphere dries out before our next system arrives into monday night and tuesday. i should say, tuesday night will be the heavier rain. it is 55 right now in hayward, 53 in mountain view, 52 in san ramon. and as we look outside, plenty of cloud cover. visibility a bit of an issue out there. we're looking at visibility about a mile from santa rosa, right along the coast, half moon bay, and with a few showers tod

but it didn't work. >> the parents said that the girls learned basic survival skills in their 4h club microchips the girl or attach them to a gps system. we have more on the story on ktvu.com. click on the home imagine. we put up the entire video with the two little girls. you'll find it at the bottom of the article. >>> the time is 8:15. and we're following developments from alabama from the powerful tornadoes. dozens of people still missing. and search teams are back out there looking for possible survivors. and the sheriff of lee county near the border of georgia said that 23 people are confirmed dead. but the number is expected to go up. this is the most powerful and deadly tornado in the united states in six years. >>> the father of a young woman caught in a landslide said that he is grateful for the work of recovery crews. 22-year-old keira scarlett was walking with a friend and her dog on the beach last month when the hill crumbled on to the beach. scarlett's friend and dog survived after the rescue crews dug them out. but they could not find scarlett. we talked to her father t

police say the suspect, 20-year-old stephen had just broke into a boys and girls club spotted here on surveillance video. police now move in, quickly confronting him and then ordering him to the ground. >> turn around and keep your hands up! get on your knees! >> reporter: seconds later the suspect drops his arms as police open fire. >> the officers saw a firearm and told him specifically not to touch it. as he was on the ground he attempted to stand up and began pulling his firearm out of the holster. >> reporter: that suspect survived and is in stable condition. he is charged with armed robbery, burglary and resisting arrest, and police believe that gun belonged to his grandfather, a retired police officer. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> now to less disturbing video shot by a snake -- maybe it's not less disturbing, but a snake removal from a house in texas. that is under a client's house as a worker was removing dozens -- dozens of rattlesnakes. you can't even look at it. >> this happened 160 miles west of my home city of dallas. i might not go back after this. the guy that w

>> reporter: volunteers for the lower east side girls club, providing services for girls from lower incomeow up. >> reporter: and teaches storytelling at the women's prison association. >> i think it is so important for me to make sure along the way, i talk to my audience, especially the young girls, about the journey, because all you can hope is they can use your template as a starting place and, of course, bust it open and do something ten times more amazing than you ever could. >> reporter: every summer, wade sets up her, are you okay booth, where she is there to just listen. >> it is a free, peaceful, loving conversation. i set it up around 9:00 a.m. it is very inspired by lucy from the peanuts, accept i don't charge. >> i love that. >> i'm usually there for ten hours. i just listen. people come and talk to me throughout the day. it's honestly probably one of my favorite things i do. >> reporter: inspiring people with the written and spoken word, and creating art to create change. >> we all have the power to do one kind thing in one way. whether, you know, sometimes smiling at your nei

wade volunteers for the lower east side girls club, an organization that provides services for girls. we can all find some place in our neighborhood at least to go show up. >> and teaches storytelling at the women's prison >>associatio. think it's so important for me to make sure that along the way i talk to myaudience, especially the young girls about the journey because all y can hope is that they can use your template as a starting place and do things ten times more amazing than you ever >> reporter: every summer she sets up her "are youok " booth. >> free, peaceful and loving conversation. i set itp around 9:00 a.m. it's very inspired by lucy from the peanuts except i don't charge. i' usually there for about ten hours. i jus listen. and people come and talk to me through out t day. it's honestly probably one of my vorite things i do. >> reporter: inspiring people with the written and spoken word and creating art to createch ge. >> we all have the power to do oneind thing in one way. so whether sometimes smiling at your neighbor is just as important as going to a march for whateve

it wanted to be that ignites as a new thing to to be given rights for projects like the bike club for girls that we saw in our report there will project and kharaj a stop sign that something is changing in pakistan yes something is changing and that particularly younger women are trying to clean their species although the space we had back in sixty's and seventy's for example when i was growing up in the solution i was bicycling but i think. that it was already late edition. but people are really doing it and i think that this will now train up pretty good a solution is on the rise and women space is shrinking betty but i think particularly the young famine used in women you know looking women they are gaining this piece in the i pushing the boundaries marches are taking place today all over the world to honor women and demand that their rights be respected are people marching in pakistan to. yes i think i feel that this year or even that you know preparation or into those commitments days mark is much more we're at because i think he's going to do this in the biggest. minute all soul comin