that's 200 to 400 parents a month in jennings being fed by jennings. 30% of our staff are employees.'m just going off the list because i know we have a lot of folks here. but 30% of our staff we hired our parents and alumni. economic recycling. so when you say i have to help the whole child unless you are pediand healthy and have those other pieces, you're not going to achieve. so if you want to know how, i've giving you a few examples, but all of you are invited to come to jennings at any time and volunteer while you're there. [ applause ] because you heard what she said. it takes all of us. so in jennings we track our children from birth all the way to cradle and let me share what that means and we went and visited -- i don't care if you're private, charter we visited every school that you can imagine. so we went to new york, jeffrey candies, marlon children's home. we came back. so unfortunately they don't fund parents as teachers in the way they need to so our funding was cut. so now i'm a certified parents as teachers. i'm going through my training in a couple weeks. we have ano

i think she will make it this time. >> oh, yes she working it. >> on her knees. >> jen jen, jen jen! good out there. >> and she's still up. >> still up. >> okay, let's not press our luck. >> you know, some people have been asking, mike. oh oh, just went down. >> people have been asking, where's your speedo? you said yesterday you would be out here in a speedo. oh no. my gosh. >> are you ready? >> no, i don't think so. >> oh, my gosh. oh oh! oh, no, no, no, no. we don't need to see that. don't need to see that. we will we'll push you. >> nothing to see here folks. >> nothing at all, nothing at all. >> did you hear her? she said that was a disappointment. >> oh, where is the love, margate? >> goodness gracious. >> all right, on that note, we're taking a break. and we're coming right back. >> you need a break. it is okay. we still love you. >> i'm having a breakdown. >> can i predict, that that would happen at exactly 10:00 when we were done. >> the sun will come out at so. >> bet your bottom dollar that at 10:00 there will be sun ♪ ♪ >> i have a quiz, you ready for a quiz? margate, are

but what about jen? it's too late for jen. we have to move now.

jen fred would do this i'm sure but i wouldn't. hi jen. >> hi, baby.t place to take the kid unless your kid are afraid of pirates. >> go ahead. >> come on back we just had the best family vacation. really? there were fights breaking out in the street, angry mobs the whole place was like a war zone. it was fantastic! what about the kids? we shackled them to a post in the middle of town. i don't know what they loved more the shackling or the pool. my money's on the shackling. with so much to do stay where the action is. book one of our hotels at colonialwilliamsburg.com. >>> okay. always a reference seinfeld. >> do you remember the puffy shirt episode. >> show me. >> jerry put on this puffy shirt and he looked like a pirate. >> this pirate trend, this is the new look for 90's you will be the first pirate. >> i don't want to be a pirate. >> some men do. >> if you are looking for something to do to scare the kid, we have the perfect thing for you. >> yes. >> pirate festival in tuckerton. >> tuckerton. >> here's jen. >> hi, guys, all right. first of all, i

i'm carheryl jennings. from cancer to heart disease and of course, the dangers of secondhand smoke and every single day nearly 4,000 young people under the age of 18 smoke a cigarette for the first time. according to the centers for disease corol andrevention the cdc also reports that nearly 13% of thedult population in california a currently smokers, and that is more than million people. 69 of smokers in the united states do want to quit completely. the impt of sming tobacco clearly dangerous, but a fascinating recent study sus

jen ryan joins us for more. where are we?the bank of england and their key is the inflation outlook. the rate increase does not look like it will happen anytime soon, certainly not this year. invite economists say early next year. some would say around july perhaps. i am looking at the greek situation and wondering how on earth does factors in. does it bother guys that much? jen: you have this decision friday, why would you move rates before that. once that is out of the way, and once you get a clearer picture with how well the u.k. economy fared in the second quarter, could well be the case there is enough underlying strength to say it is stronger than we thought and it might be a good idea to raise rates sooner. jonathan: 12 months ago to the day that mark carney was pushing the market. as you look at things right now, it could be a busy summer for the bank of england. what is super thursday? jen: that is what we call the new procedure in august. it is part of their new move to increase transparency. you have the decision,

they are getting ready and jen she's already there, jen, you you're turn in the super hero.ave a name yet. >> i don't have a a name but, check this out, whatever jayson kelce. now, this is thor's actual hammer from the original avengers. >> yes. >> people see this and they say it is really heavy. >> you are worthy. >> thank you, so much. >> it is one of the things that kid, you have walked in the parking lot. >> you get to play with that and the shield. >> so explain to people what this is. >> thinks black widow's agility maze. >> you will practice with her and get ready to i have sat world. >> i am ready. >> you will go medium. >> here i go. >> i just have to go. >> yes. >> can youe me, guys. >> i see you. >> thinks fun you can do one person and two person events, right. >> how am i doing so far. >> awesome. wait, i went in the wrong place. >> you have to go back. >> did i do it. >> no, try the red one. >> do the red one. >> did i do okay. what did i do wrong. >> you have to go all the way back in. >> go back in. >> now, why do kids like this so much. >> it is fun. >> here

not only will they serve jennings students, but they will serve anybody in jennings. it doesn't matter if you come to jennings, your child is my child. we are all connected in this ring. preschool funding is pretty much nonexistent. most of the districts around do not have preschools. we have preschool, it cost 60,000-80,000 dollars. the money that i save, i able to hire a preschool in every school. you must do that. you must do that. my hope is that it will start being funded. the progress that we made, we are being innovative, but on a shoestring budget. you should not have to have almost no central office, and large class sizes that's not be the norm. that is the other piece. i will give you two other quick examples. i still believe relationships are projected district. in all of our schools, parents can wash one load of laundry for free for one hour of volunteerism. come to any pdo -- pto and you will see a packed pto because we're the only school-based food pantry. we're the only one. it was when it just opened up in east st. louis. we give out about 8000 pounds

i looking for that vision that jen talks about. think it was important that hillary took the time to sit down with people, i to i, and learn what pressures and issues matter to them. for example, one think she discovered on the campaign trail was mental illness and drug abuse. it is obviously an issue that we are all aware of, but it stood out to her how many people it impacted on the campaign trail. campaigning is a good thing for candidates. it helps them to me a broad variety of people. it was important for her to have that time. she will do events like that, she will also do big events. to me, it is not about if we are hiding one week or another week. we are running a multi-month campaign. this will be a long stretch. we want to make sure she has the opportunity to meet people, and voters have the chance to see her. host: when you took this job i'm sure you look back to 2008. a very messy campaign and 2008. what did you learn from that that you are trying to avoid this time? mr. mook: it is less to me about 2008. i also worked

you could be jen diaz diaz or jennifer romero cortez.elma heyek and those people penelope cruz their family name is like cruz die as. they go together. >> i hear you, that is fine. bye jen ny like mike mcdonald but would i like to sing old mcdonald had a farm. >> what kind of famous michael mcdonald song. >> what a a fool believes. >> yes. >> lets do taylor swift. >> i bet she will keep her last name. >> yes. >> swift. >> she will married some fast guy. she's going to be performing at the lincoln friday and saturday, both sold out i'm's sure wouldn't you think. >> i'm sure, within minutes. >> sold out. >> we have been asking to you down load fox 29 news app. >> yes. >> we said if we hit 700 at least 700, we would perform her new single bad blood. >> no need to show that anymore seriously. earlier we got up to almost 1,000, we were at 900. >> did i put that on right. >> somewhat did we prom toys do we will sindbad blood. >> shake it you have. >> shake it off it will work. >> i need my brows. >> what kind of brows does taylor swift have. >

'm cheryl jennings. today our show talks about body image. it's the way we perceive ourselves and howe look. our families our friends, social pressure and the mass media are st some of the contributing factors. it's important to note that our by image affects self-esteem and ultimately our mental health. last year several people from therganization about face took off most of their clhes in front of ctoria's secret in san francisco. the group feels the chain portrays a body image that's unrealistic. proteste say not everybody can be a size 1 with great curves. >> not everydy needs to be like that in order to be attractive, in order to be awesome in general. and we really wanted to speak out just against that whole piece of it and all the people here real like the way that they look. >> well, about face wants people to feelood about their bodies, no matter what they look like. joining us in the studio right now is jennifer berger she led the protest. she is thexecutive director of about face. jennifer, tank you r being here. we spoke several y

jens: thank you very much. jens guys, it's always been an interesting morning. still got a lot of twists and turns out of athens, out of greece. in the meantime let me hand it back over to you. francine: thank you so much, guy johnson with great insight from underground. here are some more headlines. manus: tunisia has launched a hunt for a suspect who may have helped the man who massacred holiday makers in a beach restart on friday. at least 38 people have died in one of turn united states' worst ever attacks. the killer, a 24-year-old student, was shot dead by security forces. the interior minister says he acted alone, but had accomplices who supported him. francine: a deal with iran is close to completion, according to the european union's foreign policy chief t. comes after a meeting in vienna last night with u.s. secretary of state john kerr and i iran's foreign minister am a deadline to reach an agreement is set for tomorrow but may be extended into july. manus: apple is said to have started early production of its new iphones, and sources say they include

i looking for that vision that jen talks about. i think it was important that hillary took the time to sit down with people, i to i, and learn what pressures and issues matter to them. for example, one think she discovered on the campaign trail was mental illness and drug abuse. it is obviously an issue that we are all aware of, but it stood out to her how many people it impacted on the campaign trail. campaigning is a good thing for candidates. it helps them to me a broad variety of people. it was important for her to have that time. she will do events like that she will also do big events. to me, it is not about if we are hiding one week or another week. we are running a multi-month campaign. this will be a long stretch. we want to make sure she has the opportunity to meet people, and voters have the chance to see her. host: when you took this job i'm sure you look back to 2008. a very messy campaign in 2008. what did you learn from that that you are trying to avoid this time? mr. mook: it is less to me about 2008. i also worked

let's bring in jen and chris.u kind of played a joke for your first song, at the reception. >> well yeah. my song was if you are going to make a ugly woman your wife you'd be happy for the rest of your life. >> what was the legitimate song. >> no, we came out to it, we danced to it. it was an upbeat song. my wonderful in-laws are visiting this weekend and i think they are still in my house, so that is all i can say about my wedding. >> that is what you want at your wedding to have a good time to laugh and have a good time. >> we did an instrumental song it is an old song, that was first done, by a the version by brian setser played by my uncle. so he was there. my uncle is a accomplished guitar player. he came. he rock out an instrumental song. it was really fun. >> kit cat kline. >> could you find jen's song on instagram or whatever. >> spotify. >> chris's uncle is a huge rocker. >> that is where he gets it from. >> so happy for the rest of your life. >> best line of that song, i a saw your wife the other day she

that's her to in captain america, then jen. >> hey, jen. >> hey guys.this thing up. >> here, like iron man. >> fly like iron man. basically lean to the left lean to the right and i'm really bad at this one. so for people who don't know, this is casino of at the end of the experience, right? >> yes it is. >> and kids have to love this. it is sort of like a car game. >> connective at this game that they love. just like they get to play at home. >> okay. does iron man fly like this all the time? oh okay. -- >> all right so, this is a video game. ii know a lot of parent, see i can shoot and shoot. i happen to be a spiderman fan. >> let's go to spiderman. >> so as we walk over here, i want to tell people a couple of things. people like her are awesome. >> yes they are. >> so really getting into it. >> yep loving it here. >> and i've seen all of them practicing their moves by the way. >> and getting really good at it. >> kids as young as like four, five years old can do this thing, as well as everything else. >> good exercise, get to chase venum up the wall.

where should we go now jen? >> high jen ocean city. >> how many contestant does it take to screw in a light bulb? just one. doing beauty pageant scholarship program tips and jokes. and we will do some talent. so which one is your winner, mike jerek is which one of these gorgeous women young ladies; going to win the talent competition? >> i think -- >> and i mean the looper? hi gorgeous, how are you? what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. if you struggle with type 2 diabetes you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. invokana® is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2

doctor jen step it up. >> watch this, that driver jumps an open draw bridge. out of star ski and hutch. you remember star ski and hutch? >> i sure. >> common. >> he had no problem telling police why he didn't see what was happening. we'll talk more about it on the other side. see you in a bit. (police in australia trying to contain dramatic riot that broke out australian maximum security prison, prison staff had to be evacuated after prisoners caring weapons breached secure area. this riot comes the day before a smoking ban at prisons goes into effect. the reports that the ban may have been enforced early. police say there is no threat to the public, though. >>> he was slowing me down. that's the explanation from an escaped new york prisoner, now in custody. david sweats revealing details about his june 6th prison escape. sweat says that he and fellow fugitive, richard matt initially planned to go to mexico. but, when that plan collapsed they made a run for the canadian border instead. sweat believed matt was slowing him down, so they split up about six days a

jen: we might take you. manus: think you very much, jen ryan. mark: join a conversation on twitter. zÜrich. they are trying to get rid of us. there he is. no tv at the end of his. you are on twitter, what is your handle? @jenryanews with one n. manus: we are going to bring you the first interview. he is the ceo of barclays. he is with anna edwards in south africa. she gets all the good gigs. mark: we get zero, she gets cape town. ♪ mark: the african continent is blessed with the world's youngest demographic. our very own and edwards is there for us. good morning, anna. anna: you said i get all the good gigs. it was raining all day yesterday. but thank you. the forum is taking place in cape town. i am pleased to say our first guest is the ceo of barclays. my colleague is running through the opportunities. let's start with some of the big pictures. what is worrying you at the moment? many saying it is contained. how do you feel? guest: we are in a time of -- global growth is 2.5%-three .5% career that has profound indications for governments businesses, and individuals. there is clear

i'm carheryl jennings. from cancer to heart disease and of course, the dangers of secondhand smoke and every single day near 4,000 young people under thege of 18 smoke a cirette for the first tie. according to the centers for disease control anrevention the cdc also reports that nearly 13% of the adult population in california a currently smokers, and that is more than 3 million people. 69% of smokers in the united states doant to quit completely. the impact of sming tobacco is clearly dangerous, but a fascinating recent study suggests tobacco's hioric use in california may actuly stretch back far longer than researchers believe. it's abc 7's carolyn johnson. >> this is the type that got us all started. >> if arceologist, she's certainly fascinating by it. shspent tracing the earliest use of the people of cifornia and the pacific coast. >> tobaccon the united states was present 8,000 or 10,000 years ago and hunter gatherers probably figured out the special properties of the plant quite eay. >> she says the

they're in ocean city right now with jen. >> hey, jen. >> hi, gays. we've been talking all morning, good morning, guys. >> later today you will be interviewed already prepped everything from caitlin jen for isis to what's the capitol of new jersey, so you're not too worried about the interview part, right? >> that's correct. >> okay. but it is the beauty. because it is a beauty pageant. we care about urine sides obviously, it is a great scholarship opportunity. but man do you have win them with the outside. so we need real deal beauty queen tips. let's begin with you. you know eyebrows have to be all freak fleek. that's the new term? >> eyebrows the new craze, so what i do before my fawn takes i start with eye shadow base matching eyebrow color, then able to fill in my eyebrows with angle brush and continue with the line that way. >> could you work at any make up count nerve america. >> ii you know this, beauty queen hair, can't be flat and fly around like what i have going on. so you have fix for that? >> it can be tough in ocean city, a lot of humid

this is audio from jennings' statement to homicide detectives. >> it was hot, my partner officer parker told morgan st. officer after a few minutes that, you know, let him up and get off his back. at that time, he felt extremely heavy, like dead weight. his face, skin appeared to be gray. we put him over there, we reached down, checked his neck for a pulse, nothing at that time. >> jennings and another officer tried to revive west -- unsuccessfully. >> they deserve time, i want them to realize in a cellblock day after day. i want them to hear tyrone west screaming "help, help. stop stop. help help stop stop." >> the medical examiner's office did not rule west's death a homicide, concluding that he died from an irregular heartbeat and dehydration. >> when they pulled his hair all hell broke loose. that's how it went, and it's sad it happened, and i feel your pain, but i don't understand how two cops can still be on the force after this. >> prosecutors did not bring indictments against officers in either case. the west and salaam families are suing the officers and the baltimore police de

jen, here's a test. new thing going around where you touch your belly button wye going around the opposite side of your back. can you do it with one hand. behind your back, all the way around and then touch your belly button. >> lauren, explain this internet craze. >> i have been trying it and i still can't do it. it isabel i button challenge. it is a tiny version of the twitter. word is out now. some people say it is another way of, body shaping and lead to dangerous attempts to get really thin and quickly. for the record experts are telling us it is not a matter of fitness but it is all a matter of flexibility. people have thick backs and they are buff and they cannot do it either. some people who you think don't look like they should be able to do it can do it. some people take pictures of them not touching their belly button saying their idea of being able to twist your arm up. i looked in the news room. i said this is impossible. no one can do this. look who i have found this is jade intern. in the

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. >> hey jen? >> morning. >> good morning, good to see you again. >> too. >> so you've got your coffee, are you awake? >> i'm west coast guy, i'm not a morning person on top of that, so i am definitely moving little slow. >> we're morning people. >> your energy is great t wakes me up t makes me feel -- >> oh, i'm on medication. >> fair enough. >> tell your doctor to call my doctor. >> please. >> she is so upset that the game is now going into it last season? >> yes, nine years i watch it from the beginning back when it was on the "cw". >> yes, long time ago. >> how do you feel about it? >> it is bittersweet. one of those things where you are sad to not work with people any more, because this is end of, you know, some friendships, like a family, you know? but i also think think sweet in a way we got to see the end. most shows don't get to know they're getting counseled coming to an end, we got to know. that will so we got to like live every moment together, just enjoy it. >> is it all in the can now

the university conducted an internal review of jennings' conduct when some called for jennings to be fired. >>> new information now on a deadly police involved shooting in philadelphia. it gained national attention. today the city revealed new video and the names of the officers involved. take a look. this shows the moment officers carelli and hangdyang conducted a traffic stop last year. within minutes, cruisers surrounded the scene. the rookie officers said they pulled over tate-brown because he was driving with just daytime running lights on his car. a struggle erupted between the officers and tate-brown and officer carelli shot him once in the head. he said he spotted a gun in the center console of tate-brown's car. the officer said he never had an opportunity to use his taser because of the hand-to-hand struggle. the city turned over the new video and information to the attorney for tate-brown's mother who filed a class action lawsuit against the city in april. >>> family and friends and fellow students will gather later tonight for a vigil in honor of a south jersey teen who wa

. >> let's get to jen. hopefully we will get to see the marvel experience. i'm wondering how will this all work? >> it is, really cool, the

as a result, william jennings bryan is defeated. william mckinley becomes president of the united states and sets the basis for republican political strategy from 1896 until roosevelt in 1932. other than woodrow wilson, no republican gets elected until then. outgoing president grover cleveland, who in this picture does not look very happy, to see a republican sworn in. he is accompanied by his wife and mother. you remember last week garfield walked out with frederick douglass. there was no african-american walking out on this inauguration. he is focused almost entirely on domestic issues and financial issues. he talks about the tariff, currency issues. he virtually ignores foreign policy. the one line on foreign policy is, we want no wars of conquest. we must avoid the temptation of territorial aggression. here is a man who gets involved in a war of conquest and gets more territory than any other president to date. we do not have time to going to his cabinet. it is fascinating. i wish we had more time. i will mention two cabinet app

i'm cheryl jennings. today our show talks about body image. it's the way we perceive rselves and how we look. our families, our friends, social pressure and the mass media are st some of the contributing factors. it's important to note that our by imag affects self-esteem and ultimately our mental health. last year several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of ctoria's secret in san francisco. the group feels the chain portrays a body image that's unrealistic. proteste say not everybody can be a size 1 with greatcurves. >> not everybody needs to be like that in order to be attractive, in order to be awesome in general. and we really wantedo speak out just against that whole piece of it and all the people re really like the way that they look. >> well, about face wants people to feelood about their bodies, noatter what they look like. joining us in the studio right now is jennifer rger, she led the protest. she is the executive director of about face. jennifer, t

i looking for that vision that jen talks about. i think it was important that hillary took the time to sit down with people, i to i, and learn what pressures and issues matter to them. for example, one think she discovered on the campaign trail was mental illness and drug abuse. it is obviously an issue that we are all aware of, but it stood out to her how many people it impacted on the campaign trail. campaigning is a good thing for candidates. it helps them to me a broad variety of people. it was important for her to have that time. she will do events like that she will also do big events. to me, it is not about if we are hiding one week or another week. we are running a multi-month campaign. this will be a long stretch. we want to make sure she has the opportunity to meet people, and voters have the chance to see her. host: when you took this job i'm sure you look back to 2008. a very messy campaign and 2008. what did you learn from that that you are trying to avoid this time? mr. mook: it is less to me about 2008. i also worked

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good morning, chris. >> good morning, jen, how are you. >> we have tons of kid.their ice cream. one of them, my guy, jake, he doesn't want ice cream he want your mack and cheese bite. we will get to that in a second. i will learn how to ice cream and then get you guys ease cream. show me how this works. you said that the inside is the drip area. that is what you want to put the stuff around. >> in the bottom of the every cone we have a drip, and they will hold it. you will bring it down. >> wow, fun. >> yes. >> you have a greatest mate of how much ice cream do you in the summer at night. >> it is not as easy as it look. >> my goodness. >> who loves ice cream for breakfast. >> it looks sad but it is g here's some ice cream for breakfast. >> it is a test. >> i think i failed this. >> let's do it. >> so, you guys have been here, literally for decade, right. >> 1952. >> a amazing. >> i necessity that you suffered some damage because of the hurricane, but you're back and better than ever. >> that is right, new jersey strong. >> so talk to me, hi everyone, hi. one of t

fred, we're ready toe your moves, jen. >> my moves will happen in a second.g again. hi everyone. >> yes. >> so first of all, we're so excited that you are here for magic mike xl, we love you from so you think you can dance. >> yes. >> let's see some twitch moves. want to see you imitate what twitch looks like. i'm putting this on you. so what is that back there, bring it up. and you have one, from what he is doing in magic mike, xxl you have seen the trailer. >> there you go. >> yeah, that is right. >> yes. >> so, the dance i'm working on is more street. >> yes. >> no, you are working on street, 100 percent street. >> you say i'm okay with all this action. >> just keep it a little more simple. >> yeah. >> you don't want to go too much. >> yeah. >> hit him like half time. >> there you go. >> yeah. >> way to go. >> we talk about it on the weekend and you like the moves for that. >> that was great. >> they were back there. >> they were back there. >> you back that thing up. >> yeah. >> okay, so let's talk about we will do our dance now. you will be part of it. l

i'm cheryl jennings. the drought in california is a crisis affecting every one of us here in the bay area where we live. it is such a desperate situation that bay area mayors are reaching out to sacramento lawmakers, asking for help in using reclaimed water. abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> all eyes are on quadrupling the $72 million facility that purifies wastewater. it's a demonstration project that opened last year. elected officials would like to speed up the regulatory process. >> we simply need the state of california to get the regulations out of the way so we can move forward with the most important environmentally sustainable project of the decade. >> the plan is to inject the triple-treated wastewater into the underground aquifer through a pipeline system from north san jose to a sight near mineta san jose airport and to two other spots to the south. >> it's gonna take probably three years to five years to get that system in place. we're looking at moving this as quickly as possi

here is cheryl jennings. >> reporter: olga could have had a cushie retirement.o spend the last 30 years helping poor children in nepal. when the country was hit by major earthquakes this spring olga and her team faced a new challenge. >> our staff in nepal is working 16 hours a day, fanning out to all of the worst areas. >> olga fell in love with nepal during a vacation in 1984 founded a nonprofit the nepal youth foundation sharing this video with us. the group has provided major support for 45,000 children. that includes scholarships nutrition centers, homes for abandoned children and campaign that all but eliminated child slavery in part of nepal. this month as olga turned 90 her organization celebrated its 25th anniversary with a party in san francisco. >> i never ever thought that we would grow so much and do so much good and last so long. >> olga's foundation is on the front lines of nepal's earthquake relief. years ago song was one of the first children to resteve a sholership. now he is president. visiting the bay area to give donors a progress report. >>

here is cheryl jennings. >> reporter: olga could have had a cushieretirement. chose to spend the last 30 years helping poor children in nepal. when the country was hit by major earthquakes this spring olga and heream faced a new challenge. >> our staff in nepal is working 16 hours a day, fanning out to all of the worst area >> olga fell in love withepal during a vacation in 1984 founded a nonprofit the nepal youth foundation sharing this video with us. the group has provided major support for 45,000 children. that includes scholarships nutrition centers, homes for abandoned children and campaign that all but eliminated child slavery in part of nepal. this month as olga turned 90 her organization celebrated its 25th anniversary with a party in s francisco. >> i never ever thoug that we would grow so much and do so much good and last so long. >> olga's fodation is on the front lines of nepal's earthquake relief. years ago song was one of the first children to resteve a sholership. now he is president. visiting the bay area to give donors a progress report. >> alm

the droarp's office exonerated jen in a 3 beige report. those at the pro test felt the investigation was less than transparent. >> when that happens, there has to ban investigation of kind that gives not the d.a. but the community the confidence that fairness is taking place, that we're really looking into it. >> reporter: the family, which filed a complaint, feels that eyewitness accounts were not taken into consideration. >> i hope we can get the district attorney to can re consider the eyewitness accounts that we have. >> i don't believe anyone in there ever read our complaint or watched the swrid video or listened to the yeas and nays testimony. >> reporter: the city attorney's office stated that a third investigation would add little spram the perez family their supports plan to continue their efforts. >> the people are going make the difference at the end of the day. that's why we keep on plugging. >>> lots of vibrant colors in the sky this evening because of some high clouds rolling up from mexico. lots of reds, and you can see that

jen. >> all right.n says that she need a little help and you can do it with spray tanning. what is there to fix. >> i want to reduce the appearance of my stretch marks from my kids and i want to define my abs, my arms, and my cheekbones. >> so she owns this place. so she knows the secret. come on back after the break. she's already perfect but she will be ten times perfect when we come >>> ride your pony. >> oh, my god. >> philly fans of the real housewives are getting ready for a visit from the countes. >> real housewives of new york. >> um-hmm. >> hi, philly, can't wait to come see you at stiletto and sneakers event to benefit wish upon a hero.org so go get glamorous and i will see you next thursday. >> one way to get glamorous of course, real housewives of new york, agricultural ex-mentioned she will be here for wish upon a hero event that will be next thursday. so if i go to this, you know you can spray paint not spray paint but with this tanning stuff you can spray abs on your belly. >> you could t

coming up later on we will, send it back out to jen, hanging out in cape may all day long.ch avenue. i hear you guys laughing, what do you think. >> we're saying we love you, bob. thank you. >> thank you. >> guess who i'm texting with. >> who. >> alex holley. >> she's on vacation. she's having a great time. >> she will be back next week or early next week. she's in london and the temperature is 37 degrees and sunny. they have better weather in london then we do here, same temperature. >> impossible. >> sunny. >> great weekend because tomorrow afternoon i will be watching the belmont steaks. >> history could be made. >> so exciting. another run at it. american pharoah has chance to be the first triple crown winner since 1978. so there will be a lot of changes if you do plan to watch maybe history in action, officials will limit number of people because of the past they have had too many. they want to have 90,000 this year. they had a then thousand a year before and were those lines so long, three hours they were waiting in order to leave the track. >> after the race. >> they

caitlin jen is her on track to earn five times more before her transition.ngs, as a motivational speaker, do you know how much she gets to go speak to a group for one evening's speech? >> give us an estimate. what's the ballpark? >> $100,000. >> wow. >> before her transition she made about $25,000. okay? before we go here guys, i was over at plow on the stars last night on what's that second street? >> yes. >> guy walks to up me and says i live on elfreth's alley and i watch the show every day. i said what's it like to live on elfreth's the oldest neighborhood in america? he said come over tomorrow, saturday about ten of them their houses are going to be open. open houses. you can go into the houses you've always wanted to go into. >> ben franklin, a lot of the historical figures there. that's cool thing to do. >> this guy said i'll open up his house. he says the only, there is a down side to living on that, just jammed with tourists constantly any time you come out of your house people taking pictures of your house. >> it is a first friday. so we have wonde

jen?> true. >> so joey never had his hair in pig tailment getting ready to cut his hair to donate. you want it keep it this way. you're so pretty. >> i do -- >> no, can't. decided he's going all the way back to the skin. coming back, rules about how you need to prepare your hair for donation, and we're going to make sure that he's shaved that darn head. it is go you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. @r i% >> this is about hair, guy's hair, growing it for four years, and he's decided to shave it live on our show, right now and donate the locks to locks of love. >> let's see it happen. jen? >> good morning, are you ready for this? >> i am. >> why have you decided, first every all, did you forget to get your haircut for four years? >> i took enough punches. sometimes did i. >> yes? >> we know you from your gym. consultant jobs, right? >> yes. >

high jen. >> yes, but it starts at the beginning. so what is this guy doing right? see how he holds his hands up there? see how the ball goes straight all the time? that's what he is doing right. >> all right. so katie come up. it is your turn, one of the things you told her aim for the -- >> front of the rim always aim for the front. look at the front of the rim. when you shoot it. >> almost. >> what do you learn to use your legs more. so ben your knees and jump. >> this one will probably go in. make it go straight, honey make it go straight. >> how do you convince the kid to keep trying? high five up top girlfriend. here is a good tip. everyone, you like what they are doing? how do you convince them to keep trying and trying? because you said, at the end of the day they're going to be great if they go outside and do it. >> what they do, they watch me shoot. i don't mean to be -- they see me shooting like that, and they'll go like i'm going to copy him. so it is like if you're going to learn something from somebody, do it themselves. >> if your at home, katie your

i'm cheryl jennings. we have a special roundtable edition today, focusing on our bay area's asian-pacific american community. according to the library of congress, the term "asian-pacific" encompasses all of the asian continent, as well as the pacific islands of melanesia, micronesia, and polynesia. the people and cultures of this region have added significantly to the rich diversity of the bay area. the u.s. census estimates, in 2013, asians and pacific islanders made up 20.8 million residents, or 6.4%. california had the largest population at almost 6.5 million, or more than 16% of the state. abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our bay area's asian-pacific american community. >> thank you, cheryl. let's welcome today's guests. margaret abe-koga is a member of the san francisco regional water quality control board and district director for assembly member evan low. welcome. asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred silicon valley startups, c

they said they jennings. dirty% of our staff and i'm just going off the list because we have a lot of folks here. 30% of our staff hired our parents and alumni. economic recycling. when you say i have to help the whole child, unless you are sad and help them have those pieces, you are not going to achieve. i've given you a few examples. all of you are invited to comment any time and volunteer while you are there. you heard what she said. the last thing we actually track our children from birth all the way to cradle. i don't care if your private charter, every school went to new york, and so we have -- unfortunately our funding was cut so now i'm a certified parent going through my training in a couple weeks and then we have another staff member. when you're pregnant, you may put us and then you have your parents and teachers training. come to one of our preschools. can introduce kindergarten curriculum and preschools. when you finish, this is not a page news. we have 100% placement. every one of my babies hav