police say those crimes also happened on campus during an after-school program run by the ymca. parents at the school are upset. >> my daughter's been at this school since kindergarten, and we have great confidence in the school and everyone that works here. so anytime you hear something like that it's just shocking and alarming. >> morgan hill police are asking any other victims of sexual assault to give them a call. >>> decision 2014. the election is just a few weeks away, but tonight a turning point for one of the most talked about races in the country. the future of the silicon valley. district 17. the one and only debate between long-time congressman mike honda and the newcomer ro khanna. they're both democrats but are clearly different. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us from our studios of why this race is so relevant. cheryl, we were part of this debate. it was fas sthating tonight. >> reporter: it was. very much so. look where we are. silicon valley drives much of our economy and even though both candidates are both democrats, they come from two separate worlds. we too

the ymca on friday has -- the richmond ymca ha our halloween celebration from 5:30 to 8:30. also the supernatural halloween party at the academy of sciences in golden gate park in district 1 is happening from 5:00 to 9:00 on friday. this coming sunday join us at the clement street community farmers market for the kids costume parade at 11:00 a.m., support the merchants, but there will be a sing along, and toy parade, free scoops of ice cream and sponsored by the clement street merchants association. and lastly, on sunday the many haunts of the richmond district neighborhood center, our neighborhood center in the richmond on 30th avenue on balboa is having a haunted house in a neighborhood tradition and families and children can come join the fun. there is a costume contest at 2:30 as well. the rest i'll submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i'm introducing several items today. first of all, several [speaker not understood] contracts and i always like to mention thea because i think it's a really important t

ymca's holding a dance on such and such a date. the band is having a concert on sunday afternoon. you get a mix. it's more entertaining. of course you get the annual report. that will give you a more concrete and specific idea as to what was done for each year. in 1964, the canal society had a contest in which it asked people who worked during the construction years to send their personal stories. we have close to 130 letters. and it is, i mean, these letters are unique because you get the feeling of what it was like to be working in those conditions. the harsh working conditions, the climate, which was harsh, of course. the illnesses, the disease. and it will give you an opportunity to feel like what they felt. the historical society, i guess, recognized that they needed to have first-hand accounts before the people who work in the canal were -- they were already -- 1965. so, it was a great idea and they did a great service to history by asking the old timers to write about their experiences. they would even say how they were recruited. how was the trip from the islands to panama

able to provide this so it is, really a wonderful feeling you won't just do it here you'll do it at ymcact and variety of ways that kids will get coats. >> yes, we enlist the ymca as a distribution network because they are really providing with us an opportunity to get into every neighborhood and we also use community service centers, and identify in their market that people can make a judgment and see who deserves a new coat. >> i love it. i got to say hi to you guys, as we wrap it up, are you guys ready for some new coats. >> yes. >> how cute. >> are you guys ready for some new coats. >> yes. >> they have to behave. >> jen, how does this work, does it start at tenor something. >> they are bringing them in every so of so it is not crazy, because kids do need to try on the coat and pick color. first year they did this it was insane. they had people waiting in line. new they want to make sure it is organize. kids come in bus by bus. >> let them go. >> sneak like five have of them out. she's scared. >> open the flood gates there. >> that is a great organization, way to be. >> yes. >> okay.

-guys, welcome to the ymca teaching kitchen. -oh-- oh my god. we just watched your episode. -did you really? -yeah, we just watched your episode. -today was just one of those really fun and special days on the rescue. we were able to combine three rescues into one. so we're here at the ymca, which we rescued a few seasons ago, and then we brought arlene from a kitchen that we recently did, and then we brought in the allen boys. now, i figured since we're giving you guys new kitchen, it's probably a good idea if you guys know how to use it right? -it'd be a great idea. cause we don't know what we're doing in the kitchen. -you will know. so we got the best chef i know to teach you everything she knows. well, at least get you started. -well, we're really novices here, so you think we can handle it? -oh, i know you can handle it. i really do. it's extremely simple. -so, arlene, what are we having? -today we're going to have a healthy meal. we're going to have salad, we're going to have chicken, and we're going to have dessert. -um, so today, arlene helped us rescue ourselves by,

in partnership with the land and we have the park that is going to hope in a short while, and the ymca and we have the new play grounds and mini, park and sergeant park and the civic center and there is great stuff happening around here and i want to thank supervisor farrell to bringing the show here and show casing this incredible partnership. and most of these days, it is about gratitude and we are thankful for all of the champions and partners and i want to start with the mayor who is the park champion and recreation specialist and supervisor farrell who really you know, lives and breathes parks and kids and families and i, see them at events like this all over town. he really drove this and we are super grateful for his leadership in getting this done and i want to thank google and sf city and we can't do it alone and we really need partners and we are so thankful for google and that sf city stepped up and understood the need and helped us to implement and i obviously want to thank the industry administrator and the department of technology and my last special thanks is for my own

"eyewitness news" at northeast ymca on knights road, auto dealers caring for kid foundation donated 6500 new coats, for children, and, program new in the seventh year will deliver 37,000 coats, just this month. >>> those coats, will come in handy sooner i think rather than later, kathy, it is nippy out there. >> we have had a couple chilly nights in the 40's and 30's to the north and it won't be the case tonight. tonight we are talking about some fog but that could be a cause for a slow down come tomorrow morning. outside we are looking at conditions that are not so great, more of a nuisance then anything else, temperatures are falling as well, live neighborhood network takes to us nazareth the in the area middle school where temperature is 58. easterly wind light, you can see clouds throughout the afternoon and, some foggy conditions, and that will be what everyone is talking about. storm scan three you can see to the east of this storm system we are looking at dry conditions, for the the most part aside from our drizzle this evening, but you can see all this red those are tornado watch

. >> he collapsed teaching a class here at ymca.he staff are required to know cpr. >> anyone can be a first responder. and it's very important because it can happen to you. or to the person right next to you. >> i got shocked six times but breathing on my own before emt got there. >> myself, really. >> the ceremony happened as the fire depament continued to take heat over response time. saying it wasn't the ambulance but the training of the citizens that made a difference >> it's a still that can be learned at the high school level. >> you think oh, they're going to be able to save them it's not. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> that is a good skill to have. >> it's fantastic. >> well, sandhya patel talking about giants and radar here. >> yes. weather is going to be terrific. if you're doing traveling, they're expecting rain and thunderstorms. 84 in san francisco. 86 los angeles, dense fog, sunshine. heat will continue around sacramento. yosemite, low to mid-90s here in the bay area, summer like spread it's fall, highs for tuesday

a south bay summer camp counselor accused of unprchb he often worked at a ymcas a a teacher's aid. >>izations in imaging bringing employees from china and paying them low wages. >> about 3,100 students, half athletes, took part in lecture classes that never met over the years. just the entire class wrote one paper and a large number of those papers were plagiarized. student athletes say they were pushed into these classes by their adviser to remain eligible to play. >> and investigators looking into whether japanese manufacture are takata sold defective air bags. those air bags could potentially rupture and spray metal shrapnel. we have a list of all vehicles affected on our web site. >> some bank of america customers are getting cash back just now. they are working to reverse transactions from the system that launched on monday. there was a glitch in the system causing some users to be billed twice or three times for the same purchase. >> and jet blue unveiling it will that service will be available on jetblue flights starting in january. tickets for one of the 16 seats will cost you

. >> he collapsed teaching a class here at ymca. staff are required to know cpr. >> anyone can be a first responder. and it's very important because it can happen to you. or to the person right next to you. >> i got shocked six times but breathing on my own before emt got there. >> myself, really. >> the ceremony happened as the fire department continued to take heat over response time. saying it wasn't the ambulance but the training of the citizens that made a difference >> it's a still that can be learned at the high school level. >> you think oh, they're going to be able to save them it's not. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> that is a good skill to have. >> it's fantastic. >> well, sandhya patel talking about giants and radar here. >> yes. weather is going to be terrific. if you're doing traveling, they're expecting rain and thunderstorms. 84 in san francisco. 86 los angeles, dense fog, sunshine. heat will continue around sacramento. yosemite, low to mid-90s here in the bay area, summer like spread it's fall, highs for tuesday

michael o'brian teachers programs after school for the ymca. >> they are promoting it very well.ssanitizer around? >> yes. >> reporter: entrovirus d68 is common, the cdc said it infects 10 to 15 million people a year, but the "d"-strain is not. many who come to the virus had preexisting conditions, but waller did not. >> i think it's unfortunate that the family had to go through this. i think the school is taking every necessary precaution to make sure our children are safe. >> reporter: and another four-year-old boy who shared a classroom with waller does have some of the symptoms of the entrovirus d68 but his test results have not come back from the cdc. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> all right, chad, thank you. >>> at this hour, funeral services are being held for trooper david kedra. hundreds of colleagues lined the streets outside christ the king church. they offered a salute for the procession of the funeral of david kedra. the burial following the funeral will be private, david kedra was during a training session accidentally at a public county train complex. >>

. >> state representative w curtis thomas is hosting his private sector job fair at columbia ymca northent runs from 10:00 to 2:00. wide range of reporters will be there including sugar house casino, and comcast. >> very, very good. >> 4:10. sue is joining with us a check of weather and traffic, in the quite on the one's but we're almost there. >> close enough. >> i speak slowly. >> well, with all a of the rain we had an nasty weather for two whole days we had a half inch of rain in philadelphia a. here's where we are right now. we have had 4.19 inches of rain since september 1st. we should have had 6.19 inches of rain, so this is easy math, we have a 2-inch deficit. we still need more rain to catch up with where we should be this time of the year. it is not extreme we're not in a drought or anything but we could use a little more rain but all that rain went up to new england and even further north in nova scotia so we can clear out just in time for the weekend. it is nice how it work out that way. we have clouds hanging around this morning on your satellite and radar picture but they s

he's accused of sexually assaulting four girls aged 3, 5, 6, and 7 while he worked at a ymca child care center in morgan hill. he's pleaded not guilty to those charges. if convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. >>> well, at least three people say they got sick because they drank tainted tap water in their san jose neighborhood. the water may still not be safe to drink until saturday around landless avenue and piedmont road. the water there tested positive for e. coli last week and since then three people reported stomach trouble consistent with e. coli contamination. we talked with one woman in the neighborhood who thinks she should have gotten better notice from the city. >> it's great they brought us water and stuff, but yeah, someone has to be held accountable. >> reporter: you think you may have gotten sick because of -- >> i think i did, because, you know, wasn't just myself, but a couple other members of the family, too, in the house. >> the water company is not sure how the water was contaminated but say crews have been replacing a water main pipe in the area a

he worked as a teacher's aid at a ymca day care. >> and let's kb to anthony for the weather. >> if yousouth of oakland, it's the sunshine state. north is where the rain will come in. this is all expected to drift over to napa as we head to the next few hours. low to mid 70s expected there, even across the tri-valley. 78 degrees there. san francisco, north bay, expect showers, most likely drizzle. we'll talk about rain chances, we have four chances of rain in the next week. >> we have three main routes over the bay bridge and those are all jammed right now, anthony. this view of the incline looks like a better view because we have no more crash activity blocking your lane. 580 and west 24 all jammed up. it should ease a bit over the next half hour. some bumper and glass debris. the rest of your day typically a slower drive across san mateo. >> we'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. have a great one. >>> 7:30 on a thursday morning, october 23rd, 2013. a great day up and down the east coast today. al talked about the storm trying to make its way out. i'm matt. lauer

a ymca, which i support. you know, some organization locally. and then get some feedback. i demand that people have some sort of contact with friends who use these people. because referrals are the only way to be sure. not advertising. not seminars, but referrals. okay, a penny saved is a penny earned. think about your savings as the fuel for your investments. you don't have to be held hostage to your paycheck. and "mad money" will be right back. now, on "mad" tonight, how many is too many? find out how many stocks you should own, and i'll show you thousand master the art of diversification.how to master t diversification. how does a stock really work? i'll show you how to figure it out. plus, a lesson on how much cash you should carry around in your portfolio. stick with cramer. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledit card and th

women played a significant role overseas in volunteer organizations like the salvation army, ymca, but also as telephone operators. of course nurses, and i am talking about this country. the world had changed and it opened up from this experience for women to be more empowered. >> another question? gentleman in the back. >> i would like to maybe slightly disagree with those who say that the soldiers of world war i were a lost generation, in that many of the soldiers who fought in world war i came back and became community leaders. we have such people in kansas city as the judge and the gentleman who spearheaded the whole idea behind brown versus board of education. there are so many people who joined the american legion who became great assets to their community with goals and ideas that someone picked up when they were in europe. >> you're absolutely right. a lot of soldiers came back and became community leaders and their churches and civic organizations and businesses. the point i want to make earlier was that they had such a horrific experience, especially on the western front, in

we have donated to schools, to our veterans, to the red cross and the ymca. i am running for governor is my opportunity to give my time. i am financially independent. i can stand up to special interest groups. i'm not even going to take a salary or pension. i'm with the shakeup that and get the government running right. >> i would like to begin with something i am hopeful will set the tone for the debate. a question about the last debate. i would like to quickly ask you, in the last debate, the proposals make the temporary tax increase permanent after the next election. if bruce rauner is elected, would you fill -- still attack to -- still make that permanent? >> the budget called for the income tax rates to be maintain committed have public safety. i'm in favor of making sure we maintain our income tax level. and provide solid property tax relief every year to every homeowner in the state. that is what i proposed in my budget. i think we cannot have a budget that slashes are education, as my opponent suggests, by $4 billion, laying out one out of six teacher

the gyms look like normal good-sized high school or ymca gyms with soaring eagles, geometric designs of stars and stripes on their crinder block walls above the stacked bleachers. but they do so much duty for manifests that there are signs hanging up permanently, banners with block-letter messages specific to the occasion but serving as constant reminders, it would seem, to soldiers playing basketball or lifting weightings. above the doors out to the parking lot, come home safe. on the opposite wall, the first thing you see when you enter, "welcome home." these rooms are configured for coming from and going to war. for whatever reason, this manifest is outdoors on the lawn and the parking lot next to the unit hq building on battalion avenue. there is a long line of battalion headquarters buildings stretching for a mile or maybe more through this part of the post, and like all the others, this one is square, bland and tan inside and out, not much of it -- excuse me, not much to it, but a long linoleum corridor, a handful of offices, a conference room. the walls are mostly bare. in fro

universities in south dakota and i'm -- as one newsman said here the other day, i've been seen at the ymcaor many years and we sold it and we've been looking for another house in sioux falls but i'm putting so much of my own money into the campaign that we put -- my campaign, i've only raised about $100,000 and i have a bank loan for $100,000. so i only have about 1% as much money as my two opponents. but i rented the apartment in sioux falls in order for convenience because to drive out to a farm in humboldt, south dakota takes about an hour each day. i've been very open. i've been out of the state a lot but i haven't been in washington, d.c., as much. i've been overseas teaching as a professor in china and in europe and other points and also at various colleges, such as west point. i taught there. i've taught at about 12 colleges and universities. i've been a contract by the semester of professor and so i've been all over. my wife has spent the most of her time in the washington, d.c., apartment. she has a business there that she had before we were married. so this is nothing new to the

. >> ymca! >> i love that one. >> yeah, that's good. >> all right. >> wait, let's do these.. >> $4.99 at sun stashes.com. >>> so meryl streep is in a must movie. you haven't heard about this, she stars with rick springfield. it is about aging rock 'n' roll stars. it is called "ricky and the flash." this is the picture that came across. oh, my gosh. >> they're both 65 years old. >> that's amazing. >> rick springfield and meryl streep. >> there is a scene where they're making out up against a car -- there you go. they're both still hot. come on. >> that movie is going to be good. the look of that vw bug, the direction. >> we had one, a family car, back in the '60s, that was a family car. >> everybody pile in. >> can i say something, hoda? christine and i have been working on this book for a long, long time for our "shine a light" series. we have the first copy of it this morning called "good gifts." it is a celebration of one year in the heart of a home, all the profits go to the salvation army, but tons and tons of recipes. there is a shot of what super bowl is like, and all