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we are raising consciousness to the entire bay area. >> donations to the fund can be made in the ymca in oakland. crimestoppers is offering a 10,000 award for the information leading to her killer. >> we'll switch gears and talk about a history making world cup. japan defeated in a penalty shoot out after coming up from behind. players jumped up down as the gold trophy was presented to the first asian nation to win the world cup. in tokyo spirits were soaring after millions of people stayed up all night it watch the match. japan was a sentimental favorite because of recovering from the earthquake and tsunami that killed 23,000 people. in san francisco hundreds of fans gathered to watch the game on the big screen. team usa fans were disapoigned but also happy for japan. >> it is not a u.s. game without drama for sure. it was dramatic and japan deserves it . the u.s. will get it next year. >> we kept on coming back and i was not worried at all. they pulled it through. collin will have more highlights from the day's match coming up sports. >> the president got a bit of world cup fever to

. >> reporter: and her baby is a large part of today's car wash fundraiser at this oakland ymca. the goal is to raise money for his future after they raise money to pay for his mother's funeral. >> they're willing to donate five or ten dollar just to help out this family in deep pain. >> reporter: that pain is apparent in monica's friend. she doesn't say much about the crime, just that there's one thing she wants. >> justice. >> reporter: long after the car wash, they're going to continue the take donations for the family at the east lake ymca. in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> the bay area soccer fans watched the women's world cup final on a jumbo screen. lots of cheers, a free public viewing was held at san francisco plaza. the face-off between the u.s. women and japan turned out to be quite a nailbiter from start to finish. dennis o'donnell is here with all the wrap. look at my nails, done, gone. >> the civic center is a great place to watch soccer. the city did a great job of rolling it out and the community coming together. it was a shock because the united states had nev

the chinatown ymca celebrated its 100th anniversary today.k in 1911, it was the first american ymca to serve the asian population. in just the past year, the y in chinatown opened up a teen center and a swimming pool as well. they all celebrated today. >>> so we're going to have weather tomorrow? >> pretty good, cool, we have

now the ymca of silicon valley is saving the day. organizers hired the former camp director and are getting things in order so parents can reregister their children for the august camp at no aidditionl charge. it's really their only chance at a childhood tradition. >> it's something that can't be replaced in any other environment. it can really only happen at this place where they're away from their parents, they're among other kids with diabetes, it's very freeing and very empowering. and it only happens once a year. >> the $650 fee covers about a third of the actual cost. the rest is paid through donations and fundraising and now being paid partly by the ymca of silicon valley. >>> right now, let's check in with jim with comcast sportsnet. what's going on in the sports world, jim? >> all right, diane. these are the stories we are working on here in our comcast sports news room. straight ahead, highlights from the british open. a surprise leader after round three. a guy who hasn't been in contention for a major in almost a decade. w

well, now the ymca of silicon valley is saving the day.red the former diabetes society camp director and now are getting things in order so parents can re-register their children for the august camp at no additional charge. for most of the children the camp for medical professionals can help them manage their diabetes is the only chance at a childhood tradition. the $650 fee covers about a third of the cost, the rest is paid for through donations and fund-raising and the ymca of silicon valley. >>> clorox could be leaving town. carl icahn offered $10.2 billion for the company founded in oakland in 1913. he already owns 10% of the shares in the company which makes bleach and also glad trash bags and hidden valley ranch and all kinds of other products. some business analysts speculate that his offer is meant to invite other offers, so whether or not he buys the company, it could end up actually on the auction block. clorox employs 1,500 people in oakland alone. >>> right now, want to check in on the weather, and it warmed up a little earlier

so, the school is now being housed at the bayview ymca and they are at full capacity at the ymca so the idea is they would be one of the anchors. hunters point family services does job development and training. they are going to be the vendor at the grocery store fresh and easy and we have been in conversations with them about coming in to the building and acting as a possible vendor as far as thinking about a cafe or space in the building. the san francisco public utilities contractor assistance center is a program that has been in the works for a year under the leadership of many peop people. and again this contract assistance pursuit has been of late and will help build the capacity of smaller contractors to build on p.u.c. and other city work and also be a position that works with our contracting department at p.u.c. to see how you make contracts and make them for attractive to smaller contractors to bid on our work. so, that will be housed here at the southeast facility. we are in conversations with young community developers. they are also a job training organization in the commun

my father was the director of ymca in chicago and so with that civic engagement through ymca, i think that all was in one variable or another very influential to me. >> where do you place yourself on the political spectrum now? >> with regard to? >> well, i know founded the green party in the '90's. >> i did. my feeling is that in college, especially during the reagan administration, i thought that the democratic party in the united states had essentially vacated the left. and fused i think a little too much with the political right. there had n. my opinion, been insufficient advocacy for people who were left of center. and so that reality, coupled with the fact of the growing environmental crisis and denial that this country was going through and in seeing the inspirational movement of the green party's blossoming in europe, especially germany, i went to germany in the late 1980's. i spent time with the green party of germany in the parliament over there, learned everything i possibly could. came back to california. i was 1 of 20 people who co-founded the green party here in californ

so we have the ymca to thank, a couple of blocks, to offer services.nt to thank the folks there. [applause] please forgive me if i forget any particular agencies, but the bayview hunters point project area committee -- let's give them a round of applause. they deserved it. [applause] we also have ron sanders. i do not think he is here -- there you go. this will represent the history and the culture of the bayview. thank you very much for your efforts on that front, ron. we have some elected officials here today. i appreciate all of you being here today. we are going to start with mayor lee. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. good morning everyone. it is my personal pleasure to be here in the bayview. as i watched these kids danced this morning, i know all of you felt as i did, this is for them. they inherit the earth, this community, and everything we do today, everything we believe in is all for them. so we want our neighborhood improved. we want our whole community improved. i want to thank the people here coming with us. senator le

we met her a few hours ago here at the ymca. she has no trouble getting her message across to a large group of kids who have seen violence already in their neighborhoods. >> in spanish, maria spoke to more than 30 people, mostly teenagers, at this ymca in oakland about what happened to her daughter just two weeks ago. two men killed the 21-year-old before dumping and burning her body in north oakland. >> i want the violence to stop. she says it's why she agreed to talk to this group, part of something called the homeys empowerment program for teens affected by gangs. >> she wants to tell all you young people to really value your life. >> it's something so important to see people unified of different races, coming together for one family. >> reporter: they say hearing from this mother who is still grieving had an impact. >> hearing from her, listen to your parents, be obedient. >> in the little bit of english. she said, i need so much help. >> she fled war said speaking to these young people helped her, too. she says she will be

i have been developing a former ymca site at the corner of golden gate and leavenworth. i look forward to the up and to to participate on the board and represent -- >> i had a question. when the sea was created, commercial real estate, this amount of twitter. -- when this seat was created. this came out of twitter. i'm wondering if you can talk about -- you explain your work at the lower end of the leasing. can you talk about your knowledge and experience of commercial leasing? >> i mention that we own about 100,000 feet of commercial real estate which amounts to more than 30 tenants over more than 20 buildings. >> that's great. there could be more of that size, hopefully. >> we do think that this is applicable. we work with leasing and a leasing agent. i have a master's in real-estate development which covers the basics. >> thank you. >> something we're interested in as well of the this is about how best to have companies coming into partner with our neighborhoods. they have jobs with the city and they're keeping in mind what they are moving to. we would like to attract

we met her a few hours ago here at the ymca. she has no trouble getting her message across to a large group of kids who have seen violence already in their neighborhoods. >> in spanish, maria spoke to more than 30 people, mostly teenagers, at this ymca in oakland about what happened to her daughter just two weeks ago. two men killed the 21-year-old before dumping and burning her body in north oakland. >> i want the violence to stop. she says it's why she agreed to talk to this group, part of something called the homeys empowerment program for teens affected by gangs. >> she wants to tell all you young people to really value your life. >> it's something so important to see people unified of different races, coming together for one family. >> reporter: they say hearing from this mother who is still grieving had an impact. >> hearing from her, listen to your parents, be obedient. >> in the little bit of english. she said, i need so much help. >> she fled war said speaking to these young people helped her, too. she says she will be

we do that with the school district, the boys club and the ymca. the connection is the important thing. without the connection and listening relationship, there is no trust. that's what we strive to build. >> thank you. did you want to add something, angela? >> yes, i did, i had a couple of action items. i think this is a good time to add. to officer parillo. there's a lot of great programs. i noticed these programs are sporadic. there's a couple at this school and this school. maybe a year, 2 years. there's maybe one program. not that many programs that we invest in long term. i was looking at this the other day with the contents. if you look at the back. there's a charter of the usfd. violence prevention chart. the most important part for me is the school wide behavior program. what's been found to be the best way to prevent violence is have a school wide program. it has to be embedded in your curriculum. the different ways you create different rules in class and how do deal with that. there's an entire school investment that has to be involved i

it is an outrage. >> donations to the fund can be made in the ymca in oakland. crimestoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for the information leading to the arrest of her killer. >> casey anthony is keeping a low profile tonight after her release from a florida jail. she walked out of jail after midnight and said nothing but thank you to the police sergeant who protected her. she was met by a heckling crowd shouting baby killer. anthony spent three year in jail and her release came 12 days after acquitted of murdering her two year old daughter caylee. >> san francisco city teaner will file a laughtlawsuit tomorrow over the damage of the muni buses caused by display ads . he's looking at money from cvs inc. for the displays. they provided abc news with the pictures. the city attorney's office said there were multiple efforts by the city official to resolve the claim. no one was available to comment today. no progress after another day of debt negotiations between the white house and republican aids . it would increase the debt limit by two and half trillion dolla

it is no more private than the ymca that you have to pay to attend. and now, it is no more private than recreation facilities because of the budget crisis. the recreation department is now charging. i think the use of private, wherever it appears, is a of this attack on a wonderful facility that will not remain have if this and will be closed down for three years. and a minor inconvenience. this development has been in better from the beginning. >> the afternoon, commissioners. thank you for listening to what the community have to say. i live in different parts of the waterfront here it i was a founder of the action group that was a successful producing the height of a hotel. we got the reduction of that. it takes one of the most successful projects and one of the must controversial project to have ever done, taking anything from market street to broadway, bulldozing get all and building the iconic center and allowing a winner to build the golden gateway center and the neighborhood that goes with it. it was a significant struggle going back to the 196

ymca. i am not hearing anything. what am i hearing today >> john torres. i want to talk to you later. >> i am piggybacks. d.c. y f has funded these and may are meeting with of the service providers. they do have a community interveners. >> where do we find out. the d.c. yf. >> it's an interesting thing we're dealing with here. our young people. of course, we are living in a very, very, tense time globally, with our young people really needing to be prepared and in their preparation needing to make a contribution in the united states and abroad. the question as well as the concerns that i have, have to do. i think the gentlemen in the orange and the other young lady and also this is for the mayor's aid. we are talking about mentor programs. i have been listening to this for the last 7 hours. i attend a lot of other events. the idleness of not having enough to do. are the basics keeping them in step. so, i'd like to know what other leadership programs are going to be available to these young kids. we heard about the sport things. what about the things coming

at the eastlake ymca and will end of 4:00 p.m. all money raised well code to road as a funeral. who started a trust fund for two year-old son. >> we're getting word that the 4050 shut down maybe over our early. caltran crews are ahead of schedule and for 05 make completely be open by 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. on monday we are gonna be running as an nbc programs at 8:00 p.m. how we are dealing america's got talent at 9:00 p.m. londa order 10:00 p.m. kron 4 news. its official the for 05 will be open i had a schedule. parts of for 05 may open in phases. the project curtail demolishing a bridge the bridge work was done at 7:00 a.m. this morning cut the shutdown will end the day ahead of time. they could be opening upper the roadbed as early as 11:00 a.m.. >> rebecca brooks was at ahead of rupert murdoch's publications is under arrest she is assisting police with the investigation murdoch's facing parliament on tuesday. merck's enterprises took another turn over the weekend. a number of papers did the has published had the headline we are sorry. i realize this simply apologizing is n

the ymca down the block will be 174 new studio units, 100% linked with the health department. we will be referring homeless clients with health issues into that project. we will decoupling it with an 11,000-square-foot health center on the ground floor. so for me, this is an extremely innovative project. tndc is a great partner on it. so with that, congratulations to tndc, and good luck on all of our future collaborations. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome margaret strand. [applause] >> thank you. wells fargo is very pleased to be here. wells fargo has a commitment to invest in the communities in which it has a presence. this is our headquarters city. wells fargo takes significant deposits in san francisco, and therefore, wishes to give back to the city. unlike rich, i always have to say that in my talks, but that is an important part of how we do our business. we are a financial institution. we could not invest in the city unless we had partners like tndc to work with. like everyone else, we are pleased there is a community organization that knows but they are doing. we

men to enjoy ♪ you can hang out with all the boys ♪ ymca ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ >> good eveninget baier. this is a fox news alert the house of representatives is in a holding pattern right now regarding speaker john boehner's bill to cut spending and extend the country's debt limit. a. ♪ was supposed to happen this hour. this breaking development happens late in the day where the already heated rhetoric warmed up a little bit more. we have fox team coverage tonight. ed henry tells us about a possible option from the white house, but we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on what's happening at this moment. mike? >> they're buying more time to make sure the republicans have the necessary votes, 216, to passion the boehner debt plan. much of the afternoon, the speaker and his leadership team have been pulling republican members in his ceremonial office just off the house floor to make the final push to vote to pass this bill. it's been an unpredictable day on capitol hill. >> let's pass this bill and end this crisis. >> the rallying cry from speaker john boeh

wash, they're going to continue the take donations for the family of monica rodis at the east lake ymca. anne makovec, cbs. >>> after weeks of warnings that drove to fear carmageddon in los angeles, the shuttown of a highway ended way ahead of schedule. jeff talks about the impacts on traffic. >> the now world famous 405 freeway is moving again right behind me. the traffic flow is coming in about 18 hours ahead of schedule. that's a very significant number because it's adding up to hundreds of thousands of dollars of savings when it comes to the taxpayers. >> he's the first one. >> an anxious driver got a jump start on the rest of california after sneaking onto the 405 minutes before the freeway reopened this morning. >> we got to experience the thrill of clear lanes for ourselves after police allowed us on. >> mission accomplished. >> during a news conference overlooking the 405, l.a. mayor made the official announcement that the closed portion of one of the busiest freeways in the country would reopen nearly 18 hours ahead of schedule. it also meant a $400,000 savings to taxpayers bec

at the ymca in oakland.a press conference earlier today president obama said that he is pushing for a big deal in cutting spending and raising the debt ceiling, democrats and republicans have been negotiating for weeks but there is still no agreement. president obama uses on-line address to speak out to the people and the republicans were quick to fire back. >> i want to do it takes to solve the problem even if it is not politically popular i am expecting leaders in congress to show that same willingness to compromise. the truth is, you cannot solve the deficit without cutting spending. but you also cannot solve it without asking the wealthiest americans to pay their fair share or without taking on loopholes that gives special interests and the corporation tax breaks the middle americans do not get. >> the solution to a spending crisis is not tax increases but washington has consistently demonstrated they cannot control its surge to sprint. --to spend. that is why the only solution is a balance to spending i

futures collaborative to the alliance to save lives, the centers -- sisters of perpetual indulgence, the ymca, the diversity of the organizations he has worked with and works with and the diversity of the people supporting him i think says a lot about his values and his commitment to the well-being of the residents of san francisco. i would urge you to support mr.

futures collaborative to the alliance to save lives, the centers -- sisters of perpetual indulgence, the ymca, the diversity of the organizations he has worked with and works with and the diversity of the people supporting him i think says a lot about his values and his commitment to the well-being of the residents of san francisco. i would urge you to support mr. hyde. he is dedicated and consider it. he is courageous and is an exceptional listener. he has the committee routes, the inside, and the exceptional people skills to work collaborative lead to address the ongoing problems faced by entertainment issues in the city and the commission. san francisco was the entertainment is one of its most valuable assets. glendon will work tirelessly to prt

donations are still being accepted at the oakland ymca. there is a $10,000 reward being offered. >>> casey anthony's lawyer refused to talk about where his client is now. she seems to be staying out of the public eye. after nearly three years behind bars she left a florida jail just after midnight with $537 in her pocket. the money was sent to her by admirers. a jury convicted the 25-year- old of lying to investigators but acquitted her of murdering her 2-year-old daughter. her lawyers say anthony has received at least one death threat. >>> a woman in rupert murdoch's inner circle is out on bail after being arrested in connection with the phone hacking scandal. rebecca brooks resigned friday as head of murdoch's british newspapers. thought to be a political an social insider brooks dined with the prime minister at christmas. the head of london's police force also resigned today. it was on his watch that a former news of the world editor arrested last week was hired as a p.r. consultant to the force. >>> well, inspiration that hit in 2001 s

name and the kids who knew this captain surh who was there supporting the boys and girls club, the ymca in the community. he did the same thing when he was captain in the mission. his reputation around the police department has been impeccable. his life has been exposed. so has mine. in my last interview, i did tell him that some people may say that you are part of the old boys' network. we have the conversation about what his life has been about. >> he said it is like me. we had a chance to work with each other. we went back to the years when he was out of uniform and working with the puc as kind of their homeland security. i had a chance to work with greg. he thrust himself into that job so thoroughly. he began to know all of the intricacies of the water system. he knew the groups there. he interacted with the federal state authorities for that. he did a very thorough job. that kind of focus and dedication said to me that he can take care of the changes needed in the department, make the commitment, and see it through. those were the final decision makers for me, how he would continue