urban development services ymca. first of all, let me thank you for your continued interest and support of the truancy assessment and referral center. we have been working since january to come up with a comprehensive strategy and plan and have actually begun to launch a pilot that my colleague, the director of the tarc center, will give you more details about. we have worked collaborative with the school district, the police department, the youth program urban services, ymca, juvenile probation, and the d a's office to develop a pilot that was launched late april through the end of the school year, and we targeted this pilot with two communities that contributed most to the chronic and habitual truant to population, and that was in bayview and the western addition, so with the baby station and the northern station in particular, and we then went out and did a lot of outreach to all the roll calls for both of the stations and talked with police officers. we have done outreach to the community resource centers, with a

we're at the ymca here in downtown oakland. we ran inside a minute ago, and there's already a good-sized crowd downstairs in the gym donating blood to lela klein, a 2-year-old girl. and some of these people know her, some of them don't. but here with me this morning is lee rostine. good morning. can you tell us what her story is and why people should come out and help. >> last june, leyla, a 2-year-old oakland toddler, always been hale, happy, spirited little girl, her parents brought her in. she had a lump on her neck. thought it was probably nothing. turned out to be stage four neuroblasatoma, a rare form of pediatric cancer. so she's been in intensive, year-long treatment process right now that involves six rounds of chemo, radiation, bone marrow transplant, surgery, and other rounds of medical treatments, all of them involve a lot of blood transfusions that she needs. so we put together this blood drive so that the community here at the downtown oakland ymca and oakland in general could help her and contribute towards makin

, the oakland downtown ymca, we're involved in boot camp. there are a lot of healthy people want to help. we organized the blood drive so we could help make lela healthy again. >> the blood drive will continue until 12:30th afternoon. >>> they now say a brush fire likely will not be contained until tomorrow night. it is holding at 100 acres and no homes are threatened. target starting around 5:00 last night near silverwood lake the fire is only 10% contained. there is no word on how it started. >>> lovers point beach in monterey county remains closed because of high bacteria levels. warning signs first went up last week and sam p's of ocean water taken on monday show the problem has not gone away. people are also being warned to avoid the water at monterey municipal beach for the same reasons. >> time now is 8:37. well two giant sections of the bay bridge are finally here. cal tran says two sections of the deck for the new eastern span have arrived from china. they should be in place by next week. and they are each about 225 feet long, they

parts of this is with urban services and the ymca. we do human service, and we'll be doing assessments of young people once the police of buses bring them in, or parents can bring them in, where you can refer them to come to our center, as well. this is an example of some of the art work and we hope we can adorn in some of your businesses. valerie is our marketing consultants, who is helping us to put together these concepts, so this may be the poster that we have asked merchants to a door in their store, too, again, as she said, to encourage people to stay in school, and if they need resources to go back to school, to refer them to the center. if not the posters, she has also helped us to develop a sticker that may be along side your visa-mastercard. this is to support the arts and their education. we would like to come back and provide more information, or we look forward to meeting with you to find out how we might incorporate small businesses and to our campaign to get the word out to young people and their families to further the

they have been teaching dance at the chinatown ymca and other clubs in the chinatown area since they five years ago, they began volunteering to teach ballroom dancing at the golden gate park for the senior center. they are extremely energetic and engaged in a wide variety of dancers and styles. this couple is a grid example of how when you give a little, you get a lot. we celebrate their an outstanding work and achievement and we thank them for their dedication to improving the lives of so many. [applause] >> i just want to say that my greatest passion in life is ballroom dancing. i hope my students share the same experience that i have. we certainly enjoy teaching them. they are such wonderful students. we have class twice a week. we get about 170 and month. i hope to keep on teaching them as long as i live. thank you very much for the certificate. [applause] >> we will be teaching at 3:00. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment under the president's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are on item number three, the general managers' report. >> good afternoon, mr.

. >> her parents and i go to the local ymca. there are a lot of people who really wanted to help and so we organized a blood drive so everybody could donate blood and help make leila healthy again. >> the blood drive will continue until 12:30. this afternoon, another blood drive will be from 8:30 to 2:30 at the kaiser center on lakeside drive >>> thousands of people vaccinated in a bay area hospital may have to go back and get revaccinateed it again. >>> the fbi is investigating an incident caught on tape where two officers were seen beating a young man. >>> slowly but surely, we are moving in the right direction. we are on the right track. >>> poll numbers reflect growing disappointment in the handling of the economy. today, president obama took his discussion directly to a backyard in the midwest. >>> the mayor of it denver is now asking the fbi to look into a police beating caught on tape. this happened last year as it shows officers arresting one man while his friend is talking on his cell phone. police then grabbed the frie

runners ran through the streets of san francisco all to raise money for local ymca. congratulations to everybody. the winner had a 17 .01 time. that's fast. that's six minute miles. if you're running out the door tomorrow morning for commute, over cast with drizzle. it's foggy and low clouds in the inland areas with temperature in the 50s. overnight. >> 50 in pacifica to 58 in mountain view. a pair of fives in oakland, alameda. here we go. we get our computer models. we come up with the pinpoint forecast. you can see by 6:16 in the morning nobody will see the sun. the marine layer is inland, 60, 70 miles. compressed. deep and will hang out with only partial clearing bayside. no clearing along the sea shore. everybody has asked me this. can i get to the grocery store. why has it been unseasonably clear. it's a build of low clouds and fog. it's a marine layer and it's enhanced by the trough over the state of california. the cooler air pushes it inland, keeping the temperature well below normal. we should be 91-93. 80 in livermore, should be 85 in san jose. instead 72.

we did have a few kids in the ymca. we won. we did have some ringers. we have a safety program. national lights out has been successful. ramadan is going on. it ends in the next couple weeks. the feast is on the fourth of september. we have other festivals. toy drive, thanksgiving, halloween. next one. that is it. i did not want to explain every statistic. the it -- there is a quotation, regarding statistics, there are lies, damned lies, and statistics. numbers are very good to give us a bearing on what we have to do. problem solving with good, old- fashioned police work. we are trying to have a performance pushed down. it comes down to flat-out performance. the women over here at the station to a tremendous job. they showed that over the weekend when we have the shooting. they stepped up. they stepped up. this

and the bay area through our own consideration, the boys and girls club, rhythm and blues c.y.o., ymcaetc. what the kids in san francisco are literally crying out for is quality playing fields. two years ago our own organization was at a crossroads. we were on the verge of dying. so we took an enormous leap of faith and developed 15 acres of derelict lands that was a blight on the island of treasure island and convert it into 15 acres of pristine athletic fields at zero cost to the city of san francisco. but with an estimated cost to our own organization of $5 million. these fields have been enormous benefit to the kids of san francisco and the bay area. and indeed the disadvantaged kids on the island. in collaboration with tida and the city of san francisco we also pose add 10,000 square foot playing structures for the kids on the island. the fields have been the size of several -- site of several local regional international tournaments which has resulted in millions of dollars of revenue to the city of san francisco. in view of the enormous voluntary human and financial investment w

the jpmorgan corporate challenge, cbs 5's a very proud sponsor because it's a fundraiser for local ymca programs. we'll see you at 7:00 tonight at the embarcadero. air temperature at 58 degrees. but again, a robust sea breeze out of the west 10 to 15 miles per hour. i got to tell you, a 3 1/2 mile run and they can run. tonight overnight low temperatures with the overcast conditions, 50 in pacifica, 54 vallejo, benicia, martinez, back in through rodeo, mid-50s in downtown san jose including campbell. tomorrow's highs cooler than today's numbers. 61 in san francisco, so far today we have hit 62. down to 80 degrees in livermore, today we had a high so far of 82. low 70s in san jose when we should be at 85, and 70 in santa rosa, where we should be at 83. yes, the cool conditions will be persistent all the way through the weekend right here in the bay area, no coastal clearing each and every day, partial clearing at the bay, and then we will have the sunshine in our inland areas. today was a grand day at the oakland coliseum before the game, see these guys? now these guys? i know you hear th

last count $31,000 was raised and then it was off to the embarcardero challenge raising money for the ymcaloudy, foggy for the running of that run, that race that raised money, and tomorrow morning temperatures in the 50s across the board with low clouds and fog streaming into our inland areas. tonight overnight numberwise 50 in pacifica, 58 degrees in mountain view. the wins are finally -- winds are finally beginning to subside out of the west, southwest 5 to 10. everybody has been asking why the low clouds and fog hanging out so long? it's an upper level disturbance hanging out over california going nowhere enhancing that marine layer. temperatures will continue to nosedive. today was cooler than yesterday. tomorrow will be cooler than today. 50s beaches, low 60s san francisco to 80 in livermore. yesterday it was 91. today it was 82. tomorrow a couple degrees cooler and then on friday it should be the coolest day of the workweek. over the weekend it looks like pretty much a stagnant weather pattern all the way through wednesday. again we invite you to send your pictures as this one was s

. >> her parents and i go to the ymca, there's a lot of healthy people that wanted to help, so i organized this blood drive. >> that first blood drive was held today, another one will happen tomorrow from 8:30:00 a.m. to 2:30:00 p.m. at the center on lakeside drive. >>> now to the south bay where a worker was injured today. crews began taking down palm trees today. they were using a crane when the crane suddenly slammed into a worker. the injured man was taken by balance to the hospital, but no word yet on the extent of his injuries. >>> federal government announced its giving the bay area more than $50 million to build a network to allow emergency responders to talk to each other across city and county lines. the network will be one of the first in the nation to use the 700 ban vacated by television stations in the switch to hd. >>> students from the san jose elementary school ravaged by fire will have a safer street to negotiate. the city council improved lowering the speed limit from 25-15 miles per hour on dana avenue. on july 5, an arson fire destroyed a building. the new building is

. >> i'm going to miss him, i always saw him at the ymca and he made me laugh. >> reporter: friends and family think that clark may have been set up. he said someone called him just moments before he died telling him to go fill a gas tank. >> even if we knew who did it, we wouldn't tell y'all, because it's not in the game. but if police catch him. if not, you live by the gun, you die by the gun. >> you have to get what you deserve. >> reporter: clark's uncle walter says that he was all about sports. >> he was going to be good because he went beyond the call of duty. if i said two laps, he would do three laps. >> reporter: a young boy headed to skyline high that today is remembered by the ones he loved. >> the people out here, they don't care about who is it, what age they are, what culture they is or nothing. they just killing people for no reason. >> reporter: a spokesman for the police department said tonight that the motive is under investigation and that jamon clark did not have a police record. there is a $13,000 reward in this case. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have ne

. >> i'm going to miss him, i always saw him at the ymca and he made me laugh. >> reporter: friends and family think that clark may have been set up. he said someone called him just moments before he died telling him to go fill a gas tank. >> even if we knew who did it, we wouldn't tell y'all, because it's not in the game. but if police catch him. if not, you live by the gun, you die by the gun. >> you have to get what you deserve. >> reporter: clark's uncle walter says that he was all about sports. >> he was going to be good because he went beyond the call of duty. if i said two laps, he would do three laps. >> reporter: a young boy headed to skyline high that today is remembered by the ones he loved. >> the people out here, they don't care about who is it, what age they are, what culture they is or nothing. they just killing people for no reason. >> reporter: a spokesman for the police department said tonight that the motive is under investigation and that jamon clark did not have a police record. there is a $13,000 reward in this case. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have ne

--los centros ymca, boys & girls clubs, y otras organizaciones comunitarias, recibieron una beca delel sheriff y quÉ no, no estÁ solo. por eso se encuentra con nosotros el experto legal para tratar de explicarnos quÉ entra en efecto y quÉ no. gracias por estar con nosotros ademÁs de habernos acompaÑado. >> gracias. >> hay mucha confusiÓn. organizaciones hispanas, inmigrantes dicen que fue una victoria. pero de pronto estamos escuchando al legislador estatal que dice: al contrario. esto dio mÁs poder a la policÍa. quÉ pasa en arizona? >> hay mucha razÓn por quÉ tener cuidado. fue una victoria, se dio el paro temporal y sÍ se tiene que celebrar eso. porque iba a agrandar el peligro que iban a sufrir aquÍ los inmigrantes que estÁn indocumentados, pero nos deja entonces en como estÁbamos. en la misma situaciÓn que no tiene una soluciÓn al problema inmigratorio. >> la soluciÓn podrÍa haber empeorado, no empeorÓ. ptbi exacto. bajo la clÁusula 2 a, la juez aclara que el sheriff puede seguir ejerciendo sus prÁcticas y redadas siempre y cuando estÉ bajo el marco federal. >> cuÁnto tiempo llev

we brought in the boys and girls club and after-school programs, the ymca, counseling initiatives, adolescent education providers and other non-profit and community-based organizations. we made the school's centers of the community where adolescents could continue to participate after the school day. i believe that if you build it they will cumberland -- they will come. i asked you to take away a couple of things from this conference. our to park and has renewed commitment to enforcing below including civil rights laws that apply to racial, sexual, or disability harassment. we are committed to collecting much better data and document the contours of bullying more fully and formulate better solutions. finally, we will be providing more resources to places with the most challenging problems. outside this room, i am not sure that many educators and parents realize that bullying can constitute racial, sexual, and disability harassment that is prohibited by civil rights laws. ocr will explain the relationship between bullying and discriminatory harassment and will be outlining civil rights respons

a blood drive is being held right now for two-year-old lilah klein pat the downtown oakland ymca.wo months ago she was diagnosed with stage four cancer of the nerve cells. these are live pictures. our cameras are set up outside as we speak. the red cross is hoping to get 120 donors for little lilah. the child has already had several chemotherapy sessions and blood transfusions she is going to need more plod to continue her treatments. today's plod drive will continue until 12:30 this afternoon. >> a new survey shows many drivers may not recognize an important safety warning. this symbol is the warning sign that lights up when one or more of your tires is 25% be low the recommended pressure. >> sal knows everything about your commute. how are we doing out there? >> we are doing okay. there is a back up there. no major problems. also no major problems this morning driving on 880 north and southbound near the coliseum. we have been locking at the south bay commute. we have not shown a lot going on. the traffic is moving along very well on 280, 880 and 101. they have even cleared up t

you can participate by heading over to the oakland ymca tat 2350 broadway. the red cross is not asking for a specific blood type because blood is always needed no matter who the recipient is. >>> so what is that smell at the san jose international airport at renovated terminal a? passengers don't smell it in the lobby, but in the officeses behind the ticket counter, the sewer-like stench is so persistent and so bad workers sometimes have to leave the building. airlines are threatening to withhold hundreds of thousands of dollars of monthly rent until the problem is fixed. easier said than done. the city has run cameras through plumbing lines and fixed minor leaks but things still stink. >>> it is 5:18 now. massive factory in china that made your ipod is getting bigger. scott, hard to wrap your head around how big this thing is. >> fox con said it will hire 400,000 more people to add to its payroll of 900,000, that's 1.3 million employees total. not everyone working in the same factory, but it's factory complex has more people in it than the city of oakland.

. >> i just want to say i am going to miss him heck of a much because i remember we was at the ymca and he always used to make me laugh. >> police say they do not have a motive or suspects but the family suspects he was set up to die. family members say he got a call from someone asking him to walk to a gas station and fill up a gas can. if that is true there may be a number on the caller id or his twin brother, right next to him when he was killed, may also know the person who called about the gas. there are no indications that person who made that call has come forward. because of the retaliation factor in east oakland that may be one of the few ways police can catch his killer. >> even if we knew who did it we wouldn't tell y'all, though, because it is not in the gang though, but if the police catch him, they catch him, if not, you live by the gang, you die by the gang. >> jamon clark attended the middle school and there he was a track star and also had and outgoing personality as we mentioned. it wasn't just his friends and family that knew that. it was also the faculty members at h