coach mccray worries far more aboujequan's whereabouts than his jump shot. >> he was probly the onlyu get caught up in your surroundings. i used to tell them, just go home. >> reporter: jequan learned the hard way. >> when i got in a car accident, i brokey femur bone. i had to sit out sophomore year. >> reporter: a joyride in a stolen car. did you realize it was stole someone. >> i didn't know it was stolen. >>eporter: in novemr he was arrested for robbery. but was never adjudicated. back o the court, jequan, knownd his name and guidance from a new source. >> what's up, jay? >> reporter: receiving a special message from one of the greats. what's up, kid? man. at the end of the day, ery experience in teacher >> reporter: jahad, known as haddi, has different challenges. in addition to one of his brotrs being in ja he's struggled in school. >> my grades was horrible. >> what's horrible? >> fs, ds. i actually sat down and thought about it. like i needo do better in school. not jt because of basketball. just period. i want to succeed in my life. >> reporter: with support from his mother,

mccray, walk us through where they go. i was on the plane with some of these kids and when we arrived someone came to the gate and said the ums, the unaccompanied minors and they collected them. where do they go? >> well, we know that some of them are staying with foster families. licensed foster families and attending a school during the day and they go through cayuga center in east harlem. but there's so much we don't know. we don't know exactly where they're staying. we don't node -- we don't know how they're being cared for in terms of any medical conditions, health conditions they may have as a result of this horrific separation. >> why don't we know? i know the mayor tried to get to the facility in harlem last night? it just in -- i was just in texas and we couldn't have access to anything. that has my concerned. >> not one of us is satisfied with the information we have received which is really no information about where these children really belong, where their parents are. we just don't know. government leaders sh

with me now is chirlane mccray, the first lady of new york.d thrive, a local initiative. thank you so much for being with us. >>> the mental health phone number, this suicide prevention life line, it's important because some people find it very difficult to talk to either their loved ones or colleagues or whomever they would normally talk to about a health condition when it comes to mental health. and there are people on the other ends of those lines or in emergency rooms who are equipped to deal with depression or suicidal thoughts, and yet it is still stigmatized. >> that's right. there is a huge stigma around mental illness and substance use disorders. and we have to help those people to understand that it is never wrong to reach out, talk to someone, get help in whatever form or fashion it takes. there is always help and there is always hope. >> you know, one of the problems, though, is if you don't suffer from suicidal thoughts or from depression, it's kind of impossible to get your head around it, right? the temptation is to try and conv

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my name is dennis mccray and i'm the director of shelters for episcopal community services. we are the operator of the 1950 mission street navigation center. as you can see from the statistics, we serve nearly 2,000 people there and we continue to serve people. we have 75 beds there right now. we are -- we are aware that there has been some concern about the impact that the navigation center on the immediate neighborhood where the navigation center is located. we actually are quite diligent about making sure that the immediate landscape around the navigation center is kept as decongested as possible. 95% of the people you may see on that block are already housed. and they have no connection to the navigation center. so we are diligent in making sure that staff go out every day. we clean up every hour. they go out on a regular basis to ask folks to move on. when we see a tent out there, we immediately call the hot team, to have them come and address folks and see if they are actually interested in services. we have an ible relationship with the san francisco police department

my name is leslie mccray, and i am in outside beauty sales.t of this year. after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the city to reach out to and find out about various programs that could help us get back on our feet, and i signed up for the below market rate program, got my certificate, and started applying and won the housing lottery. this particular building was brand-new, and really, this is the one that i wanted out of everything i applied for. and i came to the open house here, and there were literally hundreds of people looking at the building. and i -- in my mind, i was, like, how am i ever going to possibly win this? and i did. and when you get that notice that you want, it's surreal, and you don't really believe it, and then it sinks in, yeah, i can have it, and i'm finally good to go; i can stay. my favorite thing about my home, although i miss the charm about the old victorian is everything is brand-new. it's beautiful. my kitchen is amazing. i've really started to enjoy cooki

hit her and not the indians, but they used that as a rallying cry for the scalping of little jenny mccray. before i-- i have one other to mention which i liked which was -- i think it's here. they also talked about there was a lot of espionage that went up and down and they were off-- all spying on each other and justice sherwood ran most of this. he had been pushed out and he was, oh, when he -- he refused to give -- to pledge loyalty to the patriots and as a result he was taken out and beaten. his house was trashed. everything he had was trashed. he was sent off to be locked up in a mine in hartford, connecticut where they put the enemies of the revolution 80 feet underground and he got away and worked his way across and he ended up being one of the-- doing a lot of the fighting and he was one of the leads for burgoin when he came south on th this, but -- one thing i found when talking about who was in the force, who was in the american army or the army up here, and you think of-- they couldn't fill out the ranks with enough people so they have a lot of african-americans and indians who

. >> rich mccray. the conditional use authorization didn't have anything specific regarding the adjacent child care uses. they do have a noise mitigation measure that was added on to it to basically monitor noise during construction as part of some of the adjacent outreach. there are some of the standard conditions regarding garbage and transformer and construction, etc. >> supervisor: okay. but there was no consideration specifically to the children at the school. >> correct. it was mentioned in the hearing anecdotally, but nothing specific added into the motion. >> supervisor: okay. going back to ceqa because that is, unfortunately, the only thing before us right now, you had mentioned that if there were socioeconomic impacts like the impact of noise and dust and construction right by a school where children with speech and language difficulties could be incredibly problematic impact. under ceqa stlshgs , is there any way to take the well being of the students into consideration given that the impact

mccray and in kasey indicated that the state has an additional interest beyond the health of the woman in the interest of advancing the life of the unborn child. to a degree. it can't go too far. >> you're day saying if there but here the case would be some are elling pregnancy centers, that that ould not be permissible? >> that would be judged under judicial scrutiny and wouldn't be required. and it would be the same framework. my hypothetical was designed to take out the medical procedure. but it prefers women only to abortion providers and the state decides we don't want facilities that prefer women. we want facilities that will tell women about the full range of their options. would a requirement that such a facility post a notice that there are a lot of options and here's how you can access them, would that be unconstitutional? >> yes. it's a targeted law and aimed at particular people. if a pro-life state can tell a doctor you have to tell people about adoption, why can't a pro-choice state tell a doctor, a facility, whatever it is you have to tell people about abortion. licensed