ymca. we have a lot of great community partners. the mayor mentioned we have a pre-bid conference and meet and greet. we also want to bring jobs to the community. we want to make sure the community access has jobs. we want to make sure everybody has some of the benefits. the beautiful work behind you was put up by a local contractor. we want to thank them for putting up that wrap. and then the chinese historical society. i want to thank sue lee and ask her to come up and say a few words. >> hello, everyone. a pleasure to be here and an honor. the historical society will be 60 years old next year. this mural is a mural that was made in 1952. on the occasion of the opening of what we would describe as one of the two significant transformational projects of chinatown. it was commissioned for the opening of the public housing in 1952. it depicts 100 years of chinese american history. it reads from left to right. the original is donated to the historical society. it was restored by the historical society. it hangs in our wells fargo lear

wjz is live at the ymca to brush up on your pool safety. that is coming up. eyewitness news sunday morning starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'mm tim williams. a little bit muggy out there already. temperatures or in the 70s. the dew points are in the 60s and the humidity levels are already relatively high. we do have temperatures around 70 degrees around most of the region. a little cooler along the shore. as you've seen, sunshine is coming up. there are some clouds out there in the region. today, we'll call it partly sunny, hot and humid. we got to 89 degrees yesterday. we'll go to 91 degrees tonight. possible thunderstorms in spots tonight. tomorrow, right back up around 90. we'll have the come meet updated forecast including the forecast for ocean city in just a few moments. >>> here is what people are talking about this morning. adams jones has more than a million reasons to smile. later today, the orioles will announce they reached an agreement to make him the highest paid player ever. stan saunde

under construction now is a former ymca. the lease rate is $12 a square foot per year. it is a 10-year initial term with five five-year options. those options and renewal process are set forth through a consumer price index adjustment, so that means essentially we are gaining control of this asset for a 35-year period. we did look at if it were physically possible to acquire the site, even though it is not an option. we did look at the numbers and found that this is actually a more intelligent fiscal decision to lease the property because of the rate that we have been able to negotiate. this is about one-third of the market rate per hour analysis at $12 a foot. overall, this is an $84 million renovation of this former property, and includes the 170- something supported housing units above in this first floor development. and then, as i mentioned, dph will be restructuring how they deliver services and moving some elements out of the clinic, as well as a facility at 23480 street, once the project is completed and ready for occupancy. the budget analyst report notes there

it's found stay at the ymca.to prevent him from reclaiming right to the hit songs like ymca. the u.s. copy right law is letting them regain control of songs that they signed away 35 years after their release. the ruling has huge implications starting next year. artists like bob dylan, bruce springsteen, they could reclaim their songs to license how they please. my question to you, ross, mr. willis was the motorcycle cop in the village people lineup there. if you could dress as one of those guys, who would you be? >> probably the cop. there's something about the indian with all the feathers. are you having a party that we're coming to? >> yeah. show some -- do the ymca for us. >> all right. we'll leave the ymca discussion there for the moment. but still to come on the show, the stakes are high in the business of gambling, but how is the world's las vegas strip fending off destinations like macaw? we're going to talk about the destinations. stay with us. ♪ why do you whisper, green grass? ♪ [ all ] shh! ♪ why tell

shutdown the ymca. classes and activities were canceled for nearly five hours. an atm in the lobby was damage, but there is no word on whether anything was stolen. police have yet to name any suspects in the case. >> the field service -- fuel service was held today on east university avenue. she was co-director of st. peter's episcopal church. she and an administrative assistant or run shot and killed thursday in the parish office. police said the shooter, 56- year-old douglas jones, was a homeless man who had been banned from the food bank because of his aggressive behavior. he took his own life in the woods near where he lived. >> it is a slow-moving cold front approaching our area right now. it will sit here over night and barely get off the coast tomorrow. some showers moving through the area from time to time, scattered rain showers in most of baltimore today, up and down i-95. you can see there are some showers in the mountains, a line of them lined up along that front. they could well move in as

understanding is i think you have to pay a $1,000 initiation fee, and the cost is three times higher than the ymca, but it seems that is not successful to regular people and families right now, but it still might be accessible to golden gate where residents, and -- golden gateway residents. >> in terms of, the planning code does not regulate this issue of what occurs within the health club, so if there are shift from less tennis or no tennis to a larger pool and a carrier, but is not something the planning code speaks to. the creation of a new public park area for anyone who wishes to visit, that was one of an benefits but led to our recommendation that we thought conditional use was a provable because it was a desirable feature of the project. but is one thing that contributed to that as well as the opening an extension of jackson street, reconnecting a connection that is not permanent and has not been there for some time. goothat would be a factor in the decision. >> they show a green fence and how there is a canyon, another part of washington street, but i am wondering if you can go over how th

an investigation into an overnight burglary at the waverly ymca shut it down for five hours. an employee notice the damage after opening for the day. classes and activities were canceled during the morning hours at the scene was evaluated. an atm in the lobby was damaged, but there is no word on whether anything was stolen. two montgomery county teachers were arrested today. 39-year-old aaron la mare worked as a media services technician in silver spring until recently. it is reported that he was in possession of child pornography and had inappropriate contact with two victims. he is currently being held on $150,000 bail. 50-year-old cuyler cornell faces one count of sexual abuse of a minor. he is a seventh grade teacher at a middle school. police say he sexually abused a 14-year-old student both on and off rounds. >> extensive surgery after a woman was attacked by a rottweiler, biting off her lips. it happened around 7:00 last night in olney. authorities said the rottweiler was walking with its owner when it lunged and ended the victim as she approached. police said the doll

. ♪ it's fun to stay in the ymca >> a legal dispute over the village people's song "ymca" has finallyn settled. a california judge ruled this week that former singer victor willis can reclaim partial ownership of the 1970s hit. two publishing companies sued willis. the suit claimed the ex-member had no rights to the song after 35 years. willis says the ruling benefits all song writers. the win could mean millions of dollars for the former lead singer. >>> the final rehearsal for the lighting of the olympic flame went off without a hitch in olympia, greece, today. an actress dressed as a high priestess used a mirror to focus the sun's ray and light a torch under the bright, sunny skies. the flame will serve as a backup just in case the clouds block the sun tomorrow during the official lighting ceremony. >>> well, if it weren't for the 1948 london olympics, an italian fashion empire may never have been before. missony is now a global brand that designs everything from clothes to bed sheets. she m he was competing in the hurdles and she was a shy italian girl who was in london studying e

ymca and so many other organizations. some of you have committed yourselves to serving our country, including 11 of you who will be commissioned in the army or the reserves later this afternoon. with that kind of action and that kind of commitment, all of you have begun to carry on that proud legacy of the greensboro four. today, i am reminded of a quote of one of those young man. -- men. he said these words. this is my country. i fought for the chance to make it right. no one is going to do nine -- deny me my opportunitiesy. that is why they sat down on those schools, so they could be full participants in their communities. they were fighting so that all of you, and me, could have opportunities they could not even imagine. look around. that is exactly what we got. we are not weighed down by the kind of baggage folks had back then. we live in a country that is more open, more inclusive than before. we have rights and possibilities they would have given anything to have for themselves. with all those advantages comes a set

. -- home at the time of the crime tree >> employees are cleaning up after birtley struck a ymca. investigators were called to the complex after an employee noticed the damage. morning classes and activities were canceled. an atm was damaged. no word on if anything was stolen. >> to people are dead after an early morning collision. in nearby residents and says they are not surprised by the accident. >> it is a tight rope. you have a lot of traffic on that. there is too much traffic. it is bumper-to-bumper. >> the sheriff's office confirmed that ronald and donald jones were killed when a truck and other vehicles crashed. family and fans gathered to bid farewell to marguerite kohn. sure shot last week. -- she was shot last week. police say the shooter, douglas jones, a homeless man who live near the church, walked inside an open fire before turning the gun on himself. services are set for thursday. >> closing arguments are expected to begin tomorrow against julius henson. prosecutors say he tried to suppress the black voter turnout. today the political consultant ended three days of

we have the bayview ymca urban services program. please remain standing, if you would. we have the black women organized for political action in the crown. we have a black women's during the waters with us today. gamma phi delta sorority. the museum of the african diaspora. the national coalition of 100 black women, san francisco chapter. the it san francisco chapter of the links inc.. let us give them a round of applause. [applause] these are all code-presenters of this event. it is a portrait these organizations are here. the theme for black history this month is black women in american culture and history. all these organizations are organizations of black women who do an outstanding and amazing job. i would also like to acknowledge members of the official family, supervisor malia cohen, supervisor, fifth district, supervisor chu, supervisor olague, and supervisor weiner. i am going to miss some people. we have port commissioner kim brandon with us today. [applause] and a host of others. i am sure i will get the names as they come up. i would like to thank you for be

you have served at the ymca and so many other organizations. some of you have committed yourselves to serving our country, including 11 of you who will be commissioned in the army or the reserves later this afternoon. with that kind of action and that kind of commitment, all of you have begun to carry on that proud legacy of the greensboro four. today, i am reminded of a quote of one of those young men. he said these words. this is my country. i fought for the chance to make it right. no one is going to deny me my opportunity. that is why they sat down on those schools, so they could be full participants in their communities. they were fighting so that all of you, and me, could have opportunities they could not even imagine. look around. that is exactly what we got. we are not weighed down by the kind of baggage folks had back then. we live in a country that is more open, more inclusive than before. we have rights and possibilities they would have given anything to have for themselves. with all those advantages comes a set of responsibilities.

service's move into the tenderloin directly and also very excited about the rehab of the former central ymca and the housing that will be built there as well. and happy birthday to tndc. supervisor chu: thank you. i think the public speaker just spoke about a competitive grant that was awarded to this partnership. will that help to differ in operational costs at this new site? will it help defray any of these because we're talking about, or just operational components? >> he was referring to a grant going to the housing portion, and it will defray -- it has defrayed, actually, the budget ask we would have had for the support services within the building. so it was really great to get that. it would have been bundled as our so-called housing pipeline asked that the department has with a new project comes on board. this is at least giving us three years of those costs, and hopefully, 5. supervisor chu: thank you very much. we've heard public comment and staff information on this item. do we have a motion? supervisor kim: motion to approve. supervisor chu: we have a motion to send the item forw

and discovered that he had brought by his doctor but a stress test nine months later she went to the ymca to meet him for his usual workout. >>> and there was an ambulance and there is a body with a white sheet and return to my daughter who was for and said it went to pray because someone has died here today. police to tell marina she was a widow. >>> an autopsy showed a heart attack in robb's left anterior descending artery. this is a blockage year usually causes sudden deaths. >>> remember at 3:00 the mornings sitting on my desk my lights were off the head the global computer screen and i could hear got whisperer aid helped form an algorithm that could pinpoint her problems to sound very says justice to hear the sound of water rushing past rocks in a stream the son of blood rushing threat blockage is audible to and heard of ice picks up at current. >>> so this is one of the initial prototypes listen to this is the patient in a different way sensors pick up turbulence in an artery. for an injured vice the cadence and cardiologists believe it could change the way they practice. >>> dr. wi

united health group and ymcas have put these into place in 25 states. we can reduce weight by 5% to 7%. we can reduce incidents of diabetes in a short period of time by 58. for older populations 71%. that program could be scaled nationally in the next 12 to 18 months for $80 million. not "b," "m." why in the world don't we do that out of the public health fund? that's something that is an investment that we should do, build that one simple program in nationally, have it available so that small employers could use it medicare patients could be referred to it, and exchanges, plans in exchange could refer patients to this. now that's a simple example of something we should just be doing because we know it works. i guess my point of saying that is that, we have a whole variety of interventions that would target these programs that i've talked about that we have years of data to show that they work, transitional care models, diabetes prevention program. we need to flip the switch here and get into implementation mode, not pilot project mode. we're not going

and naturally everybody was shocked and at that time we had our bus station at the army and navy ymca which is located right in honolulu. and from there as we were traveling over to schofield barracks where i was stationed at that time i passed on and looked down into pearl harbor and i saw, i had a panoramic view of the destruction. the "arizona" was in flames, all of the other ships were afire. and what stood up in my mind was the "oklahoma" capsized. it was on its side. and i saw sailors aboard the hull of the ship just scrambling on it. and that was for them to keep out of the fire because all of the water was on fire, and i was shocked needless to say. we were expecting the japanese navy to come down and invade us by sea, but they turn out they did invade us but it was by air. it was a total surprise. just couldn't get over it. the 298 infantry we had a group of japanese boys as well as filipinos, they were worried they were going to take the japanese, any one with a japanese name or if they were

. >> police are investigating a burglary at the ymca in east baltimore. officers were called after an employee noticed the damage. tuesday morning classes and activities were canceled. the governor will joint mike miller later this morning to discuss details of next week's special session on the budget. animal rights groups are pressuring the governor to address a recent ruling on pit bulls last month. orders can be liable to damages after an attack simply based on the breed. 65 degrees on tv hill. the president in north carolina focused on the same sex marriage ban. distracted drivers among teenagers, when we cover the nation. this is the beltway and greenspring avenue. more on weather and >> welcome back. 6:10. 67 degrees downtown. some light rain activity in baltimore city. some light rain and sprinkles. the heaviest stuff is up at harford and cecil counties. if you're taking 95, you'll probably drive through some light rain. some light rain around st. michael's. mostly cloudy skies. could be a rumble of thunder this afternoon. it will be off and on wi

. >> an employee noticed damage at a ymca. morning classes and activities were canceled. an atm was damaged. a girl recovering after losing both of her feet in a lawn mower accident. a man was backing up his riding mower in forest hill when it accident ran over his daughter. he said he did not see her. both feet had to be amputated. >> two people were killed in an accident. donald jones and ronald buchholz were killed near fallston on tuesday morning. >> you got a lot of traffic out there. there is way too much traffic on busy times of the day. this is a bumper to bumper almost. >> two other people were injured at the crash. 65 degrees on tv hill. if you were waiting to buy a new flat screen tv, you may have waited too long. >> a massive effort to contain a fire in southern california. >> recognizing the loss of a children's author. isripley's believe it or not coming to the inner harbor. >> we are tracking a new accident along bel air road. we will check for >> good morning. this is a live in view of the inner harbor. 68 degrees at the maryland science center that is not

jerry thomas was someone who was shot at the ymca back in 1992.untry in 1999. assumed his name in 1992. they are wondering if he had anything do with that person's death. he had a social security card and birth certificate of jerry thomas. he was finger printed but they never caught on until they got that anonymous tip. made people very nervous. >>> wonder what they look into if they look for anything when they are hiring. >> that's not right. that needs to be corrected. >>> they are awaiting arraignment. it was done before there was a -- tsa. let's take it back to you. >> tai hernandez reporting. thank you. >> it is 47 past the top of the hour. it is a last chance to ask the question of the day. should airlines allow in-flight cell phone service or is the idea just plain stupid? get it? we will read your e-mails and tweets next. >> the government is worried they were conducting too many studies? they commissioned a study to figure out why and how. >> let's check in with steve doocy to figure out what is next on fox and friends. >> i am sure there

united health group and ymcas have put these into place in 25 states. we can reduce weight by 5% to 7%. we can reduce incidents of diabetes in a short period of time by 58. for older populations 71%. that program could be scaled nationally in the next 12 to 18 months for $80 million. not "b," "m." why in the world don't we do that out of the public health fund? that's something that is an investment that we should do, build that one simple program in nationally, have it available so that small employers could use it medicare patients could be referred to it, and exchanges, plans in exchange could refer patients to this. now that's a simple example of something we should be doing because we know it works. i guess my point of saying that is that, we have a whole variety of interventions that would target these programs that i've talked about that we have years of data to show that they work, transitional care models, diabetes prevention program. we need to flip the switch here and get into implementation mode, not pilot project mode. we're not going to pi

. >> you saw that song ymca. >>> it's 8:00. welcome back to cbs "this morning".ing two governors to prion is enough for my prosecutor's resume, but he's done much more than that in his long career. >> as dean reynolds, chicago's most feared law enforcement since the untouchables is touching down. >> good morning. good morning erica. for more than a decade the squariest words to come from chicago were these, patrick fitzgerald wants to talk to you. mob bosses, corporate crooks all faced the music under the direction of the 51-year-old federal prosecutor who followinged a simple rule from perjury to parking tickets. >> the truth is the engine of our judicial system and if you compromise the truth the whole process is loss. >> he prosecuted leaks from the cia and lying in the white house, convicting libby for obstruction of justice. he was tenacious but fair. >> when push came to shove and it came to doing the right thing he did the right thing. >> before chicago fitzgerald was assistant prosecutor in new york where he helped to bring down those behind the 1998 bomb

old man spurs you wouldn't pick them in the ymca yet they beat everyone in the nba. >>> 9:00 a.m.r, dave feldman and i through the years have had a lot of fun as you know want to give you a snip pet of what's to come. >> when friendly fire happens some times you just got to duck and take cover. >> this is a set up. this is such bull. unbelievable. >> oh,. >> he is still cool. >> but he got me back here late inner the same hit watch this what he does. lures me back in right and then this happens. >> wait they want to ask you something. they want to ask you. back the you guys. [ laughter ] >> on live tv guys he literally threw me to the ground. >> hilarious. >> pay back feldy. >> in his last days here. >> unbelievable. >> fun. >> thank you appreciate it. >> too funny. >>> 7:21 a.m., wednesday morning. it appears hundreds of colleges and banks are teaming up, raking in millions of dollars from students, what a new report uncovered next. >>> art exhibit that is all about man's best friend. holly is checking out strait more unleashed. some really cool dog houses stay with us, 7:22 a.m.

. >> it looks like brian doing the ymca. >> right. >> i think the celtics just beat the sixers, that'sking of schools, a university in ohio yesterday extraordinarily dropped all student health care coverage, the insurance, because of obamacare. it -- they talked a little bit about how the fact that, you know, the department of health and human services requires now that they've got to provide contraceptives and things like that. >> we heard about -- >> so they say we can't go for that. plus apparently prices under obamacare would skyrocket so they're going to drop it. >> wow, considering the supreme court hasn't even ruled yet, i think there sending out a message. here's what the franciscan university statement sounds like. "we will not participate in a plan that requires us to violate the teachings of the catholic church on the sacredness of human life." >> my understanding that they're dropping coverage for students but for faculty, it's still in place. we'll get all those answers when we interview the vice president of advancement for franciscan university. he'll join us at 8:45 a.m

aimed at the former lead singer of the village people by exercising his right to reclaim ownership of ymcao do the -- >> sure, yeah, of course. who can't? we're actually going to talk about -- >> are you focusing on the travolta case or something? >> ravolta, i think, is the headline. >> pulp friction. >> it's going to be a rock'm sock'm session here. spain back to an october 2003 low. and german yields, again, close to a record low. >> yes, in the markets yesterday, i know you noticed this. we had that turn around at the end of the day. that's largely baize what was going on in the european banks. it's pretty much the same story. we're seeing tremendous pressure or morgan stanley as well as the rest of the banks as we are awaiting to take action on about a hundred banks around the world. >> also jive software is on the show which we thought would have come in handy on that flight in airpla airplane, right? >> exactly. that was a classic, carl. see. right, andrew? >> a cloud play, also. >> do you remember barbara? a little hard on the beaver is what the famous quote was. it was one of the

nutrition classes for 16 weeks, and 16 weeks of exercise at community-based organizations like the ymca, with people who have prediabetes. and, guess what? the program -- the diabetes prevention program -- has been shown to reduce the likelihood that someone with prediabetes will be diagnosed with full-blown type-2 diabetes by nearly 60% -- by nearly 60%. those are pretty good odds. and the program doesn't just make people healthier. it also savin saves fen saves m. the diabetes prevention program, the program i just described, costs about $300 per participant as compared to treating type-2 diabetes, which costs more than $6,500 every single year. that's why united health, the largest private insurer in the country that also happens to be headquartered in minnesota, is already providing the program to its beneficiaries. in fact, the c.e.o. of united health told me that for every dollar they invest in the diabetes prevention program, they save $4 in health care later on. the money in the prevention in public health program and the affordable care act is there to scale yo up in program ar