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volunteer as a family. >> to that point, right, can you get your kids engaged in volunteering?ng about adults mostly. i imagine if you start kids out at an early age, it will be something they do naturally as adults? >> absolutely. introducing to them. i always ask parents, let them decide. you don't decide. ask them what are they concerned about. they will tell you, kristen, they will tell you, i don't want another child to go hungry. i don't want another child to have a holiday without a gift. i don't want a child to go homeless. address the needs by engaging children in what they are interested in. >> wendy spencer, thank you so much. we appreciate it. hope you have a great holiday. >> thank you, kristen. >>> there was a big celebration on the "today" show set this morning. matt lauer reunited with jane pauley and brian gumbel for his birthday. even though he couldn't be there in person al made sure his gift was delivered. check it out. >> i wanted to give you something practical. carson daley helping me out. he's got something for you to help you with your look. carson, if

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go to glide.org to volunteer. to give you a roundup of what's going to happen, the day starts with the usual breakfast and then christmas lunch will start at about 9:00. live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> we're loving the hat, thank you, cate. football players from the university of washington will be volunteering there. the huskies are in town for the fight for hunger bowl in a couple of days. >>> the union city fire department has a christmas toy drive every year. they correct runs for needy families but this week department scrambled for a few more presents at the last minute after a fire destroyed one family's home. kpix 5's brian webb shows us how the community really stepped up. >> a fire with only two days to go until christmas. >> i said call the fire department, i'll go next door and see if anybody is in the house. >> reporter: 16 people were staying in the home for the holidays many of them children and out of the ashes an idea a last-minute entry to the toy drive to include the family forc

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orthodox church home to a thriving ministry the lay community that would exclude it and groups of volunteers that come and go throughout the year for the space for this is a journey for the soul a pilgrimage. this is the place that has been consecrated to god for almost a thousand of years. people came here twenty some years ago it's. the mastic life on this island. they believing that. christ is the only source of true joy and happiness in the life. that understanding penetrated into everything that surrounds us in a monastery and people i suppose feel that feel the love of christ working on. big goals will divide into groups now so we need about so how many people do you need seven seven people who really choose one two three four five. six seven seven people get the rest will split into two one hundred will go to the front of the other to the up a girl who has already been to the upper garden we bring you that we're. going to go to the upper garden i'm allergic to any most can go to the farm and me will go to the farm cows. but comes of along with a group of volunteers men and women of al

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the law by preventing they're a volunteer -- >> my friends are volunteer firefighters, they spend 60 hours a week. >> if you're working more than 60 hours a week, that is more than a job. >> but if the municipalities can't afford this, why don't they give the exemptions they gave themselves. >> what we're saying is they don't give you an exemption, if you are more than 50 employees or working more than 50 hours a week -- >> what part of volunteer don't you understand? >> what part of corruption and fraud, which you would be all over, sean. >> oh you mean, like if i like my plan and doctor i can keep it. >> of course, the president made a mistake, misled people -- >> made a mistake, misled people, lied. >> the real point is you don't like health care. >> i don't like -- no, this whole bill is predicated on a lie. and you ought to see it for what it is. the lie is you can't keep your plan and doctor, and the average american is not saving $2500 a year. >> you know, this idea that volunteers are forced to get health care under this law proves that the purpose of the law is to absorb eve

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the volunteers come from a huge variety of different backgrounds svetlana is a model for moscow but she's not afraid of getting a hamster well it's probably not normal that a girl like me came here instead of going to turkey or enjoying summer in a beach town where but here i am living with monson waiting someone else's garden there is the bit there are other people that look at themselves and live in a completely different way and they're not held back really where all here. little one for me is a place of strong spiritual power i've wanted to come here for a long time now there is a possibility i can become a volunteer. here and work for the glory of god and how priests or this place. there are common threads that bind many of the people here together and the group also becomes like a surrogate family. mostly these outward the next people who came here to find. brotherhood but of course there is some percentage that. here looking for their way in life. than by taking them for a walk in the woods. try to know what they were come to help them find their answer . many people simply come fo

everyone wants to volunteer in golden gate park. we often steer crews to maclaren park and bayview park to try to get more resources to those parks. it's a hard, there is no one simple answer here. i think more capital investment in those neighborhoods. i think we are seeing better trends of increased passion about stewardship in neighborhoods that where that typically hadn't been there. friends of playground. all the maclaren park advocacy groups. we are seeing more stewardship and advocacy and i think that's a good trend. but we are always shifting resources to the places that need it the most. >> thank you, seeing no other questions, i thank the controllers office and the auditors and that's a very fine report to end 2013 on for the last item on the agenda. i apologize, i have to go and now commissioner low will chair this meeting. >> thank you. we are now on item 10, general public comment continued. is there any member of public who did not comment on item 4 that would like to speak on item 10. is there any additional public co

volunteer. we have a special report from tyler and ellie on a rather unusual group of friends. >> and we're gonna slide the connector right into here. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> meet taylor, rachel, lindsey, and amy. >> well, we're four friends, four years, for a difference, and we came up with our name because the four of us are really good friends, and for our four years of high school, we pledge to do 1,000 hours of community service. [ record scratches ] >> you heard right. one thousand hours of volunteer work. >> the mission is to inspire other teens to help out in their communities and do community service, just because it's better than doing other stuff, basically. >> and it makes you feel better as a person, and it's really fun. >> their plan was hatched during their freshman year of high school. a devastating world event got them thinking. >> we started talking about it earlier in the year, and then we really sat down in, like, january or february, was it? >> it was january. >> januar

they were joined by several other community volunteers.he team is in town for a bowl game against washington which airs friday night here on kpix 5. >>> and new at 5:00, a barge for people who ate at a san francisco restaurant. they may have been exposed to hepatitis "a." one of the workers at comstock saloon had been diagnosed with the illness and the warning is for people who visited the north beach restaurant between december 12 and 15 or on december 19. the health department says so far no cases of hepatitis "a" have been reported among customers. >>> checking other bay area headlines, a man and woman from watsonville are now in custody accused of creeping into people's homes in san jose and stealing christmas gifts. police say on the same night last week, thieves broke into six houses in the rose garden area. they reportedly got in through windows, garages and an unlocked door while residents were asleep. >>> doors and windows are black and debris is on the sidewalk after an early-morning fire in san francisco's potrero hill around mi

in some way the practice of volunteers is a mostly professional volunteers who have their own families jobs and some free time during which they are willing to do some good deeds helping people who really need to hear any and all that sort of thing. the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out that stevie got kate said. cynics find the use of one hundred and twenty thousand teachers from kazakhstan will take advanced training is part of the teachers and school principals of bond street project is part of the program developed by those of my intellectual schools but thomas educational denies a sham and other trained specialists are paying their attention to ease the fact that kazakhstan is interested in here is a foreign countries. it suits them. thomas is growing. in sentencing. improvement in systems that are in place since i can say it enough experts noted that the present day realities require some permanent improvements in existing educational system every year of global economic integration and the changing of late the market both need highly qualified staff responding to e

the volunteers are still here. we have some washington huskies here in the room in town for the fight hunger bowl. there have been a total of 500 volunteers slicing up hundreds of happens and turkeys in order to help those of those in need. >> reporter: danielle maxwell is glide memorial's resident holiday ham slicer. we first met him last year at glide where he spent christmas morning volunteers as he has done for more than a decade. >> coming to places like this, there's always hope for the future. if we can bring ourselves together as people with god's love, we'll overcome. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteers like maxwell dedicated their christmas not for themselves but for the thousands of homeless in san francisco. >> this place shares with everyone. you don't have to be a particular type of individual to come here and everyone can come in and get a warm meal, enjoy some camaraderie, enjoy a good time with the people who are here. >> good morning. merry christmas. >> reporter: what glide does is a well-known s

hundreds of pets are getting a second chance thanks to volunteers.y're making a difference just in time for the holidays. >> reporter: for ten year old brock, the dalmatian mix, this is happiness. >> good dog. >> reporter: checking out his new digs, a 5 acre farm in washington. it's celli here in winter, but brock finds warmth in the arms of his new best friend, betty jo nolan. this is love, a perfect holiday. >> i'll wrap him up with a red ribbon. >> reporter: for brock, a second chance at life after he was abandoned in los angeles, left to fend for himself. his journey to his new hive began early one morning at a busy airport. wings of rescue launched its third annual holiday airlift. volunteers rounded up hundreds of dogs in overcrowded shelters who were living on borrowed time. how tough is it to see so many dogs here? >> it makes me want to cry. this is like the best opportunity ever. >> reporter: wings of rescue has saved 6,000 dogs, flying them to safe homes. >> what's the most gratifying part about all of this for you? >> knowing we saved 500

and it's something that's put a lot of volunteer fire departments and volunteer firefighters, you know, just sort of in limbo and, you know, they can give you that answer pretty quickly. i actually think it's pretty nasty that you didn't get it last september. >> well, sort of seems the law of unintended consequences. i can't feature any as this entire program was being drafted had this in mind. but nonetheless it's now an issue out there that has to be resolved even though the penalty period is put off for another year and penalties won't be imposed until the january of '15. volunteer fire departments like any other business, there's no payroll and we have to budget ahead and figure out well in advance of our budget what the impact is going to be. >> seems to me pretty stupid you're not getting an answer to you quickly and i hope if some member of congress is watching this, they'll do the right thing. this is -- you know, this needs to be answered. chief, thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >>> okay. and what's going on at the nation's schools? children acting like children and ge

volunteer fire departments.ney. >> or they'll have to let some of them go, i guess. would you let them go if they're volunteers? >> do you want to let 80 firemen go? >> we're all affected by that. >> all i can say, did anyone prethink this law? >> no! >> it's like the earthquake that keeps rumbling. >> remember they said we'll figure it out as we go, just pass it. >> i'm trying to make sense of this and also this story out of colorado. a six-year-old, hunter. and he had a problem. you know what the problem was? he kissed a girl on the hand. they labeled it sexual harassment. they got him in trouble. the kid is shaken up and the mom -- >> now he has a record. >> right. he's got a kindergarten record. jennifer saunders is his mom. listen. >> this is taking it to an extreme that doesn't need to be met with a six-year-old. now my son is asking questions. what is sex, mommy? it should not ever be said, sex in the sentence with a six-year-old. how can do you this? how can you say this about my child? remove sexual har

and mostly volunteer.f 7 people per call. you sayç look. >> the affordable care act could ceasely put volunteer fire companies in a position where they will have to take theirç hard earned money and contribute towards the health care and when volunteer fire companies already struggle with theç dollars the need to pay for equipment, we don't need the adiditional expense. >> you saved this nation ç$140 billion a year because you want to go out and help other americans and fight fires. if you have to start paying for( >> there isç no way that they would be able to come up with it. a lot of theo+ volunteer fire companies struggle with it. they would have to purchase the necessaryç equipment on top of the debt that they may have for the equipment that they are using. the additional costs will force some of them to haveç to quit providing service. they will have to ask the local governme governments to raise taxes on the local çtaxpayers. you will looking to spend $86,000 for your new protective clothing

wh that mean for a town like yours where you have been volunteering for 50 years?it is right now, our municipality does support our fire department, they have a tax that they charge the people the tax produces enough money for us to maintain our equipment to pay our expenses on our building and pay some of our other expenses. but if the municipality was forced to provide health insurance it is totally unaffo d unaffordable. >> in your state three out of every four firefighters are volunteer. estimated $140 billion a year you save for the volunteer firefighters. >> yes, that is true. >> we appreciate you joining us today. all the best and thank you so much for your volunteering. >> it was a big victory for all reporter's rights. shep smith will have an exclusive interview on the fox news deck. >> it is coming up and it will lead our news at 3:00. think of us, gianna winter is a reporter doing her job. she found out important information about the aurora t massacre. she reported facts accurately and because of that the courts said she had to come forward and reveal h

and she volunteers. so she's a recipient and volunteers from folks like ceos of companies to people that are receiving food. it just amazes me of the outpouring of community support. especially this time of the year. >> it's a huge facility here by the way. there is a warehouse, a loading dock and packages of food that will be soon going out to people. >> we distributed 52,000 pounds of food last year. it's a great thing. >> i want to remind viewers you can text the word feed to the number 80077 for a $ten donation. >> thank you. >> you can also help by going to abc7 news facebook page and take the pledge to give where you live. >> with each pledge we'll donate to feeding america food banks up to $75,000. >> there is more. everyone who takes the pledge will be entered to win $7,000 cash the winner will be announced december 19th. help us help those in need. >> nice round number, $7,000. >> sandhya patel not on the roof today. >> it's freezing in areas and especially with spencer he's smart and stayed ins

we love volunteers. there's volunteering for events like thanksgiving and christmas.s like rick who are ongoing with the seniors. and we also welcome donations for sure. the holiday season is is a time where we try to raise a lot of money. we have a campaign going right now. >> okay. and hopefully we will see each other at the gala next year. >> love that. >> always a way to contribute. >> yes. absolutely. >> good luck with everything and thank you for what you're both doing. >> thank you. >> again, we have to take a break. coming up, abc 7 is teaming up with our local feeding america food bank. text "feed" to 80077 to make a $10 donation to combat hunger i the bay area. with every pledge we will donate one dollar in your honor, up to $75,000. everybody who takes the pledge will be entered to win $7,000 cash. stay with us. we'll be right back. to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial he

late in the game, volunteers closed to within two. ranked cardinal handed the 3rd ranked volunteers their first loss of the season. both teams now 10-1 after stanford's win. >>> state high school championship football continuing today and tonight in carson. sacred heart prep of atherton, division 3 title game against the corona delmar sea kings. gators trailing 14-0 in the final minute of the first quarter when it got worse. mission randall picked off by corona delmar bar bay doe. he won't stop till he gets to the end zone. this one of four turnovers by the gators. but the gators came alive in the fourth quarter. 21-7, then haven found running room in the middle of the field, making his way 40 yards to the end zone. two-point conversion made it 21- 15 at half time. only scoring in the second half was a pair of field goolsby corona delmar. sea kings win the division 3 title, 27-15. they become the first school in california high school history to win 16 games in a season. st. john bosco has a chance to equal the record in the open divi

the people who come out here are volunteers. some of them are corporations. they are not paid by any taxpayers. they come out on their own from their hearts. >> i'm fortunate to have a roof over my head, to have dinner on my table. other people may not be as fortunate as us so we come out here to try to spread the holiday cheer. >> this is the third year these guys have helped feed the needy and they say this event is getting bigger every year. >>> another special act of kindness this christmas, byu's football team prepared and served thousands of meals at st. anthony's in san francisco today. the team's in town for a bowl game and they were joined by a few other community volunteers. >> greatest reward that we get from this is when we hand the tray to someone, they're very grateful and thankful for it. you see a big smile on their faces when they are cutting into a nice big piece of ham. >> in addition to a warm christmas meal, every diner received a gift bag with toiletries and hand made scarves. >>> more free clothes and food for the homeless near san fran

there were 1700 volunteer hours in 2013 donated at the camp. that equates to about $78,000 if you do a conversion. those hours do not include approximately 1400 hours that was put in by the the friends of camp at the board of directors of meetings. i just want to let you know that the friends of camp supports the parks and recreation and the venue will continue to do so. just to finish up, i don't know if you got this information. since 2003, the friends of camp mather have reinvested $70,000 equipment to make it enjoyable to the people of san francisco. we are looking to do a fundraiser february 22nd, notices will go out. it's planned to be a grab feed and hopefully one of the new venues out at the boat house. we are looking to do that. thank you very much. and happy holidays! and happy new year! >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> i'm sorry to add a negative note. can i use the overhead? my name is anastasia. i'm here to talk about the parks and recreation. there is no safe use of herbicides. they call problems and dysfunction. the danger

my friends are volunteer firemen. they spend 60 hours a week helping people. >> working 60 hours a week, that's more than a job. >> these municipalities cannot afford this! what about the exemption they give unions or themselves for obama care. >> if you're working more than 30 hours a week you are not covered boy the law. >> what part of volunteer don't you understand? volunteer. >> what part of corruption and fraud you would be all over, sean hannity. >> like i can keep my plan if i like it, that's corruption and fraud. >> the president mistake, misled people. >> misled people or lied. >> you don't like health care. >> this whole bill is predicated on a lie. >> a lie. what lie? >> the lie is you can keep your plan and doctor and the average american is not saving $2500 a year. >> this idea volunteers are treated, forced to get health care under this law proves the purpose of the law is to absorb everyone into this big network ultimately on the road to single payer. this is not about helping people. these people don'

hundreds of volunteers volunteering their time today at glide today, a8+ could be home with their families, instead donating their time to get these meals together, slicing up vegetables on the table, slicing that hams and turkeys, examine this is and this for -- and this is for two meals, which the christmas breakfast runs right now, serving up ham, eggs, grits, and then at 9:00, turn to their christmas lunch, until 2:00 that afternoon, glide will serve about 5,000 meals with the help of more than 500 volunteers. serving these to families in need and organizers say the demand continues to get stronger every year. >> housing costs is so much more, people are spending most of their income on housing. they really do not have the funds to make ends meet. we're seeing a lot more families, and individuals who just don't have enough money to buy food >> reporter: and again, more than 5,000 volunteers helping make this -- 500 volunteers helping make this all happen, they get such an outpouring of time during the holidays, but they need more volunteers during january-october, during the off peak m

we'll talk to some of the volunteers -- coming up. "mornings on 2" starts right now. >>> well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." you are taking a look at live pictures from san -- san lorenzo this morning where police are investigating the tragic death of a husband and wife. police tell our crew it does appear to have been a murder- suicide. ktvu's tara moriarty is there. she's gonna join us in a few minutes with what family members at the scene are telling us about what happened. it is wednesday, december 25th. christmas day. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. merry christmas to you. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. >>> rosemary, you are talking about beach-type weather. >> yes. another nice day when it comes to our temperatures well above the see -- seasonal average. it's also another spare-the-air day. unhealthy groups for the central east bay. over parts of the north bay. this is for people who have yasma, respiratory issues -- yas ma -- asthma respiratory issues. young, elderly, everybody you may want to

it's a completely volunteer operation of people who treat thousands in need and sadly, the demand iseporter: wise, virginia, is a coal mining county far from any major airport, stan brock flew in from knoxville where ram is based. ham has done over 700 expedition as brock calls the clinics since 1985. this idea came to him when he was injured on a cattle ranch in the amazon, 26 days on foot from the nearest doctor to help ot r others he brought medical tees to other undeveloped countries like india, haiti. >> good morning. >> reporter: but what brock quickly learned was that there was desperation in the u.s., as well, especially in places likewise where jobs have disappeared and few doctors hang their shingles. >> sort of one-time opportunity that they know they can afford to get the care that they need. >> reporter: the wise clinic is one of the largest that they do here in the united states, serving some 2500 people. and on the second morning, hundreds again line up in the predawn darkness for a chance to see a doctor. >> so the first thing we're going to do is bring in the people

the volunteer care act. the agency is taking those comments into account as it works for finalizing the law's employers on provisions. >> as always appreciate it. >> it is about 10 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up performing live is a part of being a soldier at war. the latest insult to every man and woman who has fought for our country. >> the instructions a mother gave to her child. a 5-year-old. >> brian will figure that out. >> that was the mother i think. very young mother. >> i will tell you what, we have a lot going on. you have a lot going ongoing back and forth, but here's what's on the schedule today. fast food workers striking all over the country, right? this morning we find out the fast food workers might not be the workers we thought they were. mallory factor is here live. it is weird for mike rogers massive security risk and allison sweeney is here from the biggest loser. she is not and she will tell us how you can lose weight before the holiday tips. turns out during the holidays you

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and the -- we need volunteers, too. if you want something to do two and a half hours, come volunteer. but remember, it's more important that you absolutely come and receive that application so you might be able to receive the nutritious meals, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables that second harvest is famous forgiving out. >> thank you >> you can donate by texting the word feed for a $ten donation. we've been distributing a million pounds of food per week. during holiday season they expect that number to double. can you believe that? >> thank you. >> that is an incredible number. >> it is. we're experiencing polar bear weather. >> you can see people swimming in the san francisco bay. hearty souls, most of them. they got it and they're fine they don't mind freezing cold waters people were shivering watching them go in to swim. >> this looks cold i know water isn't any colder than yesterday or the day before, but oh, my god. >> i noticed people watching people swim or shivering more than people in the water. >> this morning's