more than anything, i am affiliated with taylor united methodists church. and since my affiliation with the church, we have extended our ministry to a lot of different outreach needs. we just completed a six week day camp at the facility earlier this year. we also during the open teachers' strike were the ones that hosted the strike and had it at the hub. so all the press conferences that occurred during that period happened there. we provided food and a daycare for the teachers while they were on the picket lines with the kids. and we also extended that to do an annual food giveaway and hotmail for homeless people as well as clothing. >> my great friend is doing great work and you are doing great work with him. i would say you are boots on the ground. what inspired you to go in this direction? >> i had the opportunity to years ago. i have been in this business for 30 years. when i got into the business, someone gave me an opportunity to turn my life around. i felt that if someone gave me that opportunity, there was nobody at that time going inside jails and

>>the troops towards their supplies at the almaden hills united methodist church in san jose. >>and you can tell this is just been forcid and that's helped. >>pastor mary ellen yoshino says they were devastated to learn their storage shed had been broken into early monday morning. it sheriff. >>for we know what happens. but it's hurtful but it was worse when they discovered thieves had stolen the entire boy scout trailer with camping gear cooking equipment and other important things intel. we thought we had a more secure a place for them. >>and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>san jose police say they found the trailer a few miles away from the church at a homeless encampment on thursday. all of the supplies were gun, but some people were found using it as a shelter. pastor you she know says that was also upsetting to learn. >>and that breaks my heart all over the place because it means that someone did not have a place to live. >>this was the second time michelle had been struck by burglars in the past few months gardening tools w

months treatment.ast for his eagle project, he built called theoor pantry lessing box at salem united methodist church, where troop 99 holds its meetings. he's currently a ninth grader in his cancer has been remission since 2017. nicholas, your strength, your perseverance is a testament and us all.to i wish you much continued success as you grow and you make arkansas proud. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. minutes. for five thank you, mr. speaker. 15, we began national hispanic heritage month, one that celebrates the and ry's cultures contributions of americans of hispanic dissent. story of learned the former kansas city resident, the late hector beto. kansas city d the hispanic chamber of commerce and later the united states hispanic commerce to counter disadvantages of hispanic in the kansas city area and around the country. in the anic population united states contributes enormously to our country, both culturally and economically. most of the hispanic individuals i've

south may leaving the congregation feeling frustrated, and helpless the on the dam hills united methodist church recently in the latest theft, the burglars made off with a trailer that was filled with thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. kron four's dan thorn spoke of the church pastor and has more. >>the red trailer belonging to a south bay boy scout troop is locked up tight after being stolen and cleaned out the troops towards their supplies at the almaden hills united methodist church in san jose. >>and you can tell this is just been forced and that's helped. >>pastor mary ellen yoshino says they were devastated to learn their storage shed had been broken into early monday morning. it sheriff. >>for we know what happens. but it's hurtful but it was worse when they discovered thieves had stolen the entire boy scout trailer with camping gear cooking equipment and other important things intel. we thought we had a more secure place for them and some. >>exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out tyler and stuff. >>san jose police say they found the trailer a few miles away from the church

all that in hills united methodist church has been struck. twice recently. this was the second time the equipment shed was broken into and struck by burglars in the past month. now in the latest effort fees may off with a trailer that was filled with fat thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. pastor mary ellen yoshino says that they are devastated that this just keeps happening. hurtful we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. >>we had a more secure a place for them and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>went away. well, san jose police actually found the trailer it was just a few miles away from the church at a homeless camp. of course all the supplies are gone and some people are using it as shelter. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a bittersweet gunfire as giants manager bruce bocce retire years after 25 years, see how fans packed the stadium for his very last it. before we go how about we take a little peek outside we're checking in on embarcadero here in san francisco. you can see the b

helpless thanks for joining us tonight at 10 i'm can way and i'm pam moore, the almaden hills united methodist church has been struck twice recently. >>in the latest theft, the burglars made off with an entire trailer filled with thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. well for us dan thorn is live in san jose tonight. he joins us with more on what was taken and what the pastor is saying about all of this dan. >>a boy scout troop is locked up tight after being stolen and cleaned out the troops towards their supplies at the almaden hills united methodist church in san jose. >>and you can tell this is just forced and that's helped. >>pastor mary ellen yoshino says they were devastated to learn their storage shed had been broken into early monday morning. it >>hurtful we know what happens. but it's hurtful but it was worse when they discovered thieves had stolen the entire boy scout trailer with camping gear cooking equipment and other important things intel. we thought we had a more secure place for them. >>and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>san jose

and then monday, septemr 23, at 11:30 a.m. in the buena vista united methodist church at 2311 buena vista avenue in alameda. and ending on tuesday, september 24, at 6 p.m. at internet archive on 300 funston avenue in san francisco. robert: well, coming up, problem gambling and how young people are getting involved in helping with a program called boof, "betting on our future." so stay with us. robert: i once did a series of stories on problem gambling in the asian american community many years ago when casinos started opening up in san jose. i did those reports primarily through aaci, asian americans for community involvement. aaci is still tackling the problem and now, with a youth-led program called boof, "betting on our future." joining me now is howard lui, the long-term boof coordinator, and kelly siu, a senior at yerba buena high school, who has already been with the program for three years. welcome to the show. howard lui: thanks for having us. robert: give us an overview in terms of what the program, how it got started and where it is now. howard: right, so boof, "betting on our f

my name is reverend sady stone i'm the pastor at beth knee united methodist church and i'm also on the global board of the international coalition of human rights in the philippines. this past august, i was also on eye co current trip with supervisor mainly an haney to vh him in the hospital and pray with his mom in the chapel at the hospital. as he looks behind me and sees the line not supporters here and see that brandon has a strong community of people who know and love him and i was able to assure her that there are people in san francisco those who know him and those who do not who are here fighting for him and for his life. i thank you for the resolution that you have put before us and what you have resolved to do to resolve to fight for an investigation, a resolve to help us in bringing him home. our coalition has been working and fighting at the initial level for an investigation on the military aid being sent with our tax dollars. we hope he receive the care he needs while he is in the philippines and the cost and finding a way inform safely and effectively bring him back to s

the al-madinah hills united methodist church. it was hit now twice. this time quitman was taken from a shed burglars went in there and they took a bunch of things the trailer and then this time it was a trailer filled with thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. so the shed and the trailer of both hit. and the pastor says it's devastating hurtful we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. we had a more secure place for them and some. exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. san jose police found the trailer a few miles away from the church at a homeless encampment. and the supplies were gone and people were using the trailer as a shelter. sullivan. time is 5.37 we'll take a quick break but still ahead a bittersweet goodbye as giants manager bruce bocce retires after 13 years with the giants. >>we'll see how fans packed the stadium to honor him on his last day. and a quick trip through san francisco is going a little bit longer than expected for one man we're going to hear his journey to find his best friend and taking

at almaden hills united methodist church, disbelief and disappointment. >> they came over the rafters. they had a bolt cutter in order to get the garage door open and the lock off the trailer hitch. they took the trailer. >> a trailer belonging to troop 262, filled with more than $12,000 worth of camps equipment. all gone in a matter of minutes. tech be the people who stole itened ended up with the trailer are not the same. >> they found this near a homeless group, but whoever stole it had to have a means to tow it away. >> they were helping them lives by stealing stuff to sell. >> reporter: this is the second time the church and troop have been targeted. >> the first time we got broken into, the troop came together and we all collected bottles and cans we turned into the recycle center. that's how we raised money. we were grasping at straws. >> reporter: the children is working on upgrading the security, but asking anyone with information to help. >> we're a small church. i really want people to stop breaking in. i want people to stand up and say, this is enough. >> it's personal pro

local church leaving the congregation, feeling frustrated, and helpless the almaden hills united methodist churche recently this was the second time equipment in the shed had been taken by burglars in the past few months. in the latest theft, the thieves made off with the trailer filled with thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. the pastor says that the congregation was devastated to learn that the storage shedahad been hit again. >>for we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. we had a more secure place for them and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. went away. >>few miles away from the church at a homeless encampment. some people were using the trailer as a shelter, but all the supplies, we're gone. in the east bay upset pick and students demonstrated against the oakland school board's decision to close a school about 100 people marched on friday morning after the school board officially decided to close highs are elementary school. emergent was sent call for a cap. parents that we talk with your kron 4 say they're very angry s sense to ex

the almaden hills united methodist church.he second time that equipment was taken equipment and equipment shed burglars hit that in the past few months and then in the latest theft, the thieves made off with a trailer filled with thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. the pastor says they're devastated. for we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. we had a more secure place for them. >>and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. went away. san jose police found the trailer a few miles from where the church is it was in a homeless encampment there actually people using it as a shelter all the stuff inside was gone. >>what was supposed to be a quick trip to san francisco ended up being a nightmare for him and for southern california he's been staying here longer than he thought he would because his dog is last conference dan thorn has more. >>sean lopez is putting up flyers in san francisco. it's been 3 months since he's seen his dog and best friend, the f b i was closer with th

been targeted by thieves now twice, the same church the taliban hills united methodist church has been hit in 2 locations and equipment shed. there were things taken from there and then the latest was the thieves made off with a trailer filled with thousands of dollars worth of camping gear. the pastor is devastated. for we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. we had a more secure place for them. >>and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. >>and then took all the stuff out of the trailer because police found it empty nearby at a homeless camp and people were using it as a shelter. >>was you're stepping outside this monday morning. you're well that's prized by som those cool temperatures that we do have santa rosa still in the 40's right now while oakland forming on up now into the 60's. i'm talking the rest of the school days forecast still to come. >>and traffic on bay area bridges still a bit crowded, the looking a little bit better we're checking out the richmond sandra fell. we see it slow here at the toll plaza you're averaging 12 m

the helmet in hills united methodist church. somebody took equipment for their shed.d that this incident was somebody drove off with their trailer and there thousands of dollars worth of camping gear inside the pastor is devastated. hurtful we know what happens. but it's her we'll be fine. we had a more secure a place for them. >>and someone knew exactly how to get in pulled the trailer out trailer and stuff. with a wage. >>san jose police found the trailer few miles away but it was empty, it was at a homeless encampment and people are living in it. >>amina warning key with border report dot com one small town south of laredo is now channg its official language from spanish to english i'll have that story coming up. >>after the break a south bay pumpkin patch will have even more people attending this year's organizers call for increased security, we'll tell you with the visitors think of this extra presence. and a chilly momorning ahead of a coo afternoon but i am talking a warm up in your forecast ahead. and we're checking your commute through wannacry this is what i