city whether they are the beacon centers or advercher more or the bay view ymca, they are all touched registers and i encourage them to get on line or call 311 and register themselves and fmlies to these wonderful high quality summer programs that are great for kids, great for skill setting and additional learning, great to prevent summer loss, but also more as a wonderful tune to engage ort kids throughout the summer in very good programs that reck and park and our school district working together it with the knhunty placed agency that had years of experience in this. i think that they can't wait to join our library and all our other programs to not only have the good programs that we had, but to say there is no waiting list. that is a incredible announcement. it is all most as exciting as telling a department that you won't be cut this year. people smile at that because they know they can get their kids into these wundserful programs whether it is swimming or learning a new skill or additional language classes or skill sets, they will all happen at the wonderful community based cent

university >> thank you for joining us in the heart orphchina town, our ymca and watched this project built and rehabilitationed for many years. i was a star basketball player in the old days at this site. and my brother david lee is playing some place. i want to say thank you to cary lee and the staff. a perfect place for making this a wonderful anountsment. as i said with our supervisors and i want to say thank you again to supervisor julie christensen and her leadership and the rest of the board of supervisors, that we work together to make sure the prosperity of the stity touches everyone and todays anountsment will be another perfect of dpmp of how increased revenue affords the opportunity together to say all the things we believe in for the yooth and families can happen without a waiting list. the additional funds were 1.8 million of additional funding through our children yooth and family and marie sue is here today and in charge of that, working together with the school district with all our community based ourgzs in every supervisor district. also working with our public hous

city whether they are the beacon centers or advercher more or the bay view ymca, they are all touchedo no family and choild who registers and i encourage them to get on line or call 311 and register themselves and fmlies to these wonderful high quality summer programs that are great for kids, great for skill setting and additional learning, great to prevent summer loss, but also more as a wonderful tune to engage ort kids throughout the summer in very good programs that reck and park and our school district working together it with the knhunty placed agency that had years of experience in this. i think that they can't wait to join our library and all our other programs to not only have the good programs that we had, but to say there is no waiting list. that is

danced to music as they worked to assemble a state-of-the-art playground here at the richmond family ymcaworkers from kaboom, blueshield and the ymca are screwing together benches, pouring concrete and painting murals. many of the children who will play here got to design this playground at a special event in february. this new facility is at an area that lacks playgrounds or has run down play areas. many say this was important motivation to see the project through. >> i was thinking about when my kids were young. we were fortunate to have a good playground. i know a lot of folks aren't that fortunate. i'm glad to help. >> when i was a kid, our playground was rundown, broken down. i spent more time running from gangs and bullets when i was a kid. so this is personal to give the kids a safe place to-- to play. when i grew up, i didn't have that opportunity. >> reporter: they make it look so easy. they are assembling benches. there will be a stage area. there is a deejay here. some of the volunteers have been here so they are having lunch. just around the corner, but the play area is being

it is good seeing you again, chief suhr and i was with and the brandon when you were honored at the ymca. >> those are fun times. >> yeah. >> i am glad that you just made a couple of xhepts that i really liked and you said that with success, the city and the success that we have makes them vulnerable and i am glad that you pointed us out because you want the new tech and stuff like that and you see with the sophistication with north korea, and how the things with the private threat and it is a threat and people need to feel more comfortable and it is good to see that the sophistication that you are educated on it when i think about ten,000 new people in the year move into the city and the success and people want to come here and know it and i know that it seems like we are in good hands and you have the people out there that you can't talk about. and we have the cruise terminal down the street and it is just a lot out there that the people can tap in to what i think as a society. we are becoming more educated about it and i think that the threat is real and i do and i appreciate you comi

the ymca is going to be orchestrating a lot of these efforts.out raising private money to do it. we've got support already for many of our programs to engage young people in service on public lands through companies like the outfitters and coca-cola, and the north face and a big announcement coming later on this week. and what it says is, we don't have to do it all on our own budgets. we don't have to do it all with our own employees. we can do it by working together in partnership. we can be so much more together than we are apart. so i want to thank the leadership of the national league of cities. to clarence, mayors becker and coleman, and all of you, for stepping up and showing us the way with the work that you're doing. and recognizing -- yes, let's give you guys a round of applause for that. [ applause ] recognizing that we want our young people to stay. we want our young people to come home. we want them to build careers and raise their families, and have as much fun growing up as we did. and we all have work to do. but if we do it well,

let's here's a clip of "ymca." ♪ ♪ it's fun to say at the a-m-c-y!orget it. stop it. i can't even listen to it. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] i'm happy it's on it's way out. i can't do the dance. >> steve: no. why would they cover that song if they can't spell? >> jimmy: finally, at number 100, all the way at the bottom of the charts, here's "my own worst enemy" by pee-wee herman. here we go. let's take a listen. ♪ ♪ can we forget about the things i said when i was drunk ♪ ♪ i didn't mean to call you that ♪ ♪ i can't remember what was said or what you threw at me ♪ ♪ please tell me please tell me why car is in the front yard ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] that's it right there, you guys. stick around. we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show"! and kristen wiig is here! come on! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ long live the pioneers ♪ rebels and mutineers ♪ go forth and have no fear ♪ come close and lend an ear ♪ and i said hey, hey hey hey ♪ living like we're renegades ♪ renegades undisciplined overwaterer. s

when i go to the ymca you can pay zero dollars if you don't make enough or you can pay $300 a year ifi would rather pay the zero and sleep in. >> so at the ymca you don't have to pay anything if you don't make money. so are you bringing in the w2's? >> i don't know. i am a very very successful comedian so i am of course above the threshold. >> is this how the ceo's will treat everyone? >> i agree with jedediah. i love this guy and love what he is doing. i think ultimately the market will decide whether or not this works. if the employees stay it could be other companies take note. if they go bankrupt -- >> the employees will stay. >> i made a million in my company. i will give it back to the employees. >> i like he is doing it. the ceo's make way too much money compared to the people working for them. >> talking about obama talking points. spiting them out left and right. >> did he make it sound as cool as i did. >> sign up for the hillary campaign. i would rather vote for ex-girlfriend than hillary. i have been through too much with her. i am done. who do i like? >> christie? >> yes.

keeping children healthy through the summer is a top priority at the ymca.emy of pediatrics just released a study that says kids are vulnerable not only to for getting a they've learned during the school year, but also to excessive weight gain. what's called the summer slide, ymca hosting free event today called healthy kids day. big day today to make sure all kids are healthy regardless where they come from over 1300y's in the country engaged in the activity, looking forward to everyone come. you don't have to be a member to come. anybody can. it is about wife's commitment to the community. >> that's great. now the event boasts fun and creative activities for kids to help keep them happy and healthy. days and times vary on location, go to the website cbsphilly.com to find detail, again, about healthy kids day at your local y. 6:46. a lot coming upment and the any mason, van eat adjourn us live with the preview. good morning guys. >>> good morning nicole. coming up: struggle between work and play. how new marijuana laws are challenging workplace drug testing

but a new study by the ymca says summer vacation isn't exactly healthy for youngsters. >>> also ahead> reporter: a "real housewives" star serving time in the big house. now her home at the jersey shore could be yours. >> it's a great location. would be a nice house for someone to purchase. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg. when this place is set to go on the auction block with a minimum bid of just 100 bucks. >>> how about this? more than half of the food marketed to children doesn't meet government nutritional guidelines. it's according to a study from the university of illinois chicago. the study looked at more than 400 foods approved by advertising on kids tv programs. of the foods listed, 23% exceeded the recommended limit for saturated fat. fewer than 1% exceeded the limit for sugar. and 15% exceeded the limit for sodium. >>> along the same lines, kids find it hard to keep up good health habits over summer vacation according to a new ymca report. the survey of hundreds of parents finds 64% of kids spend at least three hours a day on a computer playing video games or watching tv ove

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buck county residents took a stand against racism today and the youngsters signed a pledge at the ymca in ben salem and took part in a poster contest. it has been teaching young people about diversity since 2007. >>> the 121st penn relays are off and running, franklin field was filled today for races for college women and high school girls and tomorrow college men and high school boys take to the track, 36 states and eight countries are competing that runs through saturday. the penn relays. phillies are also out on their track today and the result is -- >> not good. >> the last two days they scored a total of two runs and committed five errors during that span. are they off to a bad start or is it five-months in change. the finale of the three game series, he smacks a two run single and goes 4 for 4 with 2 rbis and he is still a phillies killer and makes it 4-0, and pradocticed prado makes it 9-1. jeff skversky was there to watch it all. >> you name it it's going wrong for the phillies, the worst hitting team in baseball and the worst fielding team as well. how about 17 errors in just

. >>> 5:43 right now keeping children healthy through the summer, a top priority for the ymca.at says kids are vulnerable not only to for getting a they learned in school, but also to excessive weight gain tonight help what's called the summer slide, ymca hosting free event called healthy kids day today. >> good day for us, it is an opportunity for us to share with the community about how we engage to make sure all kids are healthy regardless where they come from. we have over 1300 wives across this country engage in the this activity, so we look forward to having everyone come. you don't have to be a member to come. anybody can. this is our wives commitment to the community. >> the event bodes fun and creative activities for kids to help keep them happy. dates and times vary on location, but it is go to the website cbsphilly.comment you can find details about healthy kids at that time at your local y. >>> science festival now underway at the franklin institute. opening night activities included a glimpse of the inter working of classic arcade machines. more than 200 events are

and she was just like "i just think that you're a great fit for it," so she took us to the ymca, where they were holding the tryouts and it just so happened that i made the team. i mean, coming from school to go to practice, i would say it's pretty long, but i actually kind of have fun because i'm looking forward to it at the end of the day. like i'm going to see my teammates, rowing boats. 'cause it's not like everybody can say "oh, i row at the end of the day." like i have people that support me, like i have a second family. when i first started it, a lot of my friends were like "why are you rowing? like what's the point of doing it? like you live all the way in brooklyn. like what is rowing?" like they were asking me so many different questions. now, like they finally actually understand like what i do. they actually really like the fact that i'm passionate about this sport and i really enjoy it. >> monique has been rowing since her sophomore year of high school. she's now a senior. she's really developed over the time that i've known her. this year, as a senior she's really blossom

. >>> hey, the ymca is hosting a healthy kids day on saturday across the country and several of them in the bay area will be joining in on all the fun. >> an opportunity for us to share with the community about how we engage to make sure all kids are healthy regardless of where they come from. >> the y says it's a free event and it's open to the public. >>> still ahead, helping people help themselves. >> how this week's jefferson award winner is helping thousands of people elderly and disabled no longer feel lonely. >> we want to invite all you pet lovers send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. we'll be right back. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> time for lunch now. tony tantillo is doing some sweet herb shopping and if you are a licorice fan, this herb is for you. >> reporter: well, today's tip of

ymca. that's all he could afford $500 a month special security. he was sent to the y as an answer to homelessness. years ago he could have called our facilities extended care section his home. but due to yearly mandates reducing the beds earmarked for extended air if favor of more rapid turnover and hence more billables and collections this 88-year-old warld war two veteran was sent to live in the ymca ymca. who is community is the community living center and what type of living is being provided. true to world war ii vet generation he believed a bed must be needed for someone in worse shape than he. he had no what do we look at when we evaluate success? if expediency the only measure? what is the most important thing? there is a spirit that enters the body at birth and ace area that leaves at death. our nation was founded on's airport. -- on air it. -- on spirit. when the day come to the v.a. must they have their spirit crushed? rep. coffman: thank you. you have five minutes. mr. tresmaine

. >> family tonight the ymca philadelphia is now no place for hate.eceived that designation as part of a program to combat bigotry and intolerance. more than 200 schools and community organizations in our area take part in the no place for hate program. >> "jimmy kimmel live" is next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". jimmys guests are jason stateam music from brian wilson and "action news" continues 4:30 with meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for meteorologist cecily tynan ducis rogers, jim gardner and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jason statham. espn's jalen rose. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from brian wilson. with cleto and the cletones. and now, look over here, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

it's called at the west philadelphia ymca. >> in the class we give a flow chart of when to call the doctord e1 25% during the first year. that means member insurance costs also went down. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> what a turn around of thefá weather. beautiful sunshine over the weekend, dry. it's windy and wet this morning. a steady rain in cape may. 51 degrees at fá4:27 on a monday morning. jessica boyington in theçó first alert traffic center. how's it looking out there? >> looking okay. it's a little bit wet on the schuylkille1 expressway aroundjf monubáá rive. take it easy. drive times are up and i'll tell you exactly what thexd drive times are lw far when we come back. >>> plus a new place to walk t(e1 run, hike, or bike through chester county. the much anticipated trail that >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> a rainy commute is ahead for our monday. live look outside.xd a soggy scene down in capew3 may this morning. and thexd firstralert radar showing a lot more is ahead. the storm could turn severe. >>> plusçó rumor no more. tim tebowi@cs coming to we're live with

keystone first held workshops for parents called for your kids' care at the west philadelphia ymca yesterday. experts say it is sometimes hard to know just when your child needs medical care. >> in the class we give a flow chart of when to call the doctor when to go to the emergency room or when to call the 24-hour hotline. >> keystone first says pediatric er visits have dropped 25% in the first year of the program. that means member insurance costs also went down. >>> from our delaware bureau chefs served up a great dish. the event helped meals on wheels bring meals to thousands of home bound citizens. delaware native tim furlong emceed the event. >> why does that not shock me tim near food. >>> a two-mile hiking trail opens today. it will connect phoenixville to the schuylkill river trail, a 26 mile path that stretches all the way to philadelphia. officials say the trail serves as a recreation and transportation path that connects the local community to its neighboring towns. when it's finished the schuylkill river trail will travel 130 miles along the river from potsville to the city. a r

and alex at the ymca. who is the oakland mayor that won't cope out when there is danger all about? mayor schaaf and it's going to work out great there, schaaf. wow, what a woman. great schaaf job. wake up bay bridge over troubled sin bad's restaurant. won't you fix it up, help him out like a bridge over troubled sinbad's restaurant. won't you fix it up? and i hope there's a dark clouds smoke on the cloud water and it rains a lot now. smoke on the dark cloud water and i hope it rains a lot now. and you know what i think it will be good. down the road i look and there runs mary in the districts that you carry. it will be good to touch the green, green grass of delores park. and i would like to say it's not unusual to be mad with anyone. it's not unusual to be sad with anyone but if i find that your city is changed at any time it's not unusual that you helped us out with budget times, wow, wow, wow -- thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon madam president, supervisors. the worse nightmare in san francisco is a badge with no over sight. the sheriff's

the case goes back to january 2012, when protesters say they were corralled by police outside a ymca, unfairly arrested and then held in custody for hours. the city of oakland and alameda county have already agreed to a $1.36 million class action settlement for over 350 people. today the u.s. magistrate is holding a final approval hearing. >>> the ground work is reportedly set. all oakland leaders need is a game plan from the raiders. the oakland tribune reporting that city council members approved key measures for their proposal. it paves the way for the raiders or any other team to begin working toward a new coliseum complex. the council certified an environmental report and proper zoning allowances. the raiders have not yet presented their development plan. >> it is 4:37. oakland a's pitcher sean doolittle and his girlfriend erin dolan are stepping in for what she describes as a negative response to the lgbt pride night. he is offering to buy tickets. she says several season ticketholders were trying to sell their tickets because they were uncomfortable with the event. some were ev

>>reporter: the product was developed by the chinatown community and the ymca, part of a citywide effort to reduce pestered -- pedestrian fatalities to zero. it's not just the basics,. >> it's teaching them on the street there should be a signal, because cars are not stopping or slowing down enough. >>reporter: they take notes on ms. behavior by drivers. >> they stop at the wrong moments, they almost hit the pedestrian. >>reporter: and pedestrians -- >> i learned that a lot of people that when they cross the street they look at their phones. >>reporter: lessons, it is hoped that the children will in turn teach adults. >> we will hope the kids turn and teach adults now is not okay for me to walk against the light, watch out for this type of person on the street. >>reporter: 600 chinatown students will take the class by the end of the week. in san francisco david stephenson ktvu fox2 news. >>> within the past two hours health officials in contra costa county and confirmed a case of meningitis the student was rushed to the hospital yesterday and is now recovering. health officials say they

we would like to be on the next agenda that we have a serious issue and the ymca building and we were told we have to move in october and we had an mou and expired in 2010 and trying to work on one with the department since the beginning of 2012. we were told by email with the mou we have only until october and we have no where to go and it's short notice and we were under the impression that we would have a three year lease from jeff suess and dawn and out at the building and informed us that we have two, three years but the short notice not only for us but the community because we serve a vital interest for the computer. we provide computer training and help with jobs and have been successful with this and we feel as african-american building and attendees that come to the building are african-americans that they're all being pushed out of the western edition and this is getting to be a very serious issue so we ask it's on the agenda so we can try and we can bring all of our students, the community -- we have a petition going in order to keep us in the building. we're willing to do

i am the prevention service coordinator at the high school for the ymca and my main message to the boys specifically athletes and male privilege and understanding your responsibility in this society to protect women and we have stanford cases and penn state cases and stiewbenville cases and all going against the women and it's of like we put the boys out but we have to train them and we need a better name for the male athletes. we need to do something as males rather than throwing it on the women and thank you guys and jane kim and commissioner fewer and if you need anything let us know. >> thank you for your work and we look forward to working with you and supporting you. [applause] >> [calling speaker names] >> i am shanea brown and the public associate for the california coalition against sexual assault and we serve the programs that represent all counties in california. california rape crisis centers serves over 30,000 victims in 2014 and we oversee a national project sponsored by the centers for disease control. we provide web conferences, training and online resources and programs

. >>> a woman lost consciousness at a wilmington ymca, it happened just after 10:00 this morning, officials say the woman suffered a medical emergency after swimming in the pool there, wilmington fire chief was first on the scene and gave the woman cpr until help arrived. >>> time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report midweek. matt pellman in the traffic center. did you enjoy this nice weather. >> it almost makes me want to go out and sit in a traffic jam. >> yes almost. >> good afternoon we are live along the roosevelt boulevard extension in east falls the northbound side we are seeing a jam from the ridge avenue on ramp to broad street in the normal spot and it's breaking up a bit coming off the schuylkill because on 76 westbound approaching the boulevard we have a broken down bus taking out one lane and traffic is stacked up behind that westbound on the schuylkill, westbound on 422 and trying to exit at 724 in the pottstown area, watch for a crash on the ramp this afternoon and a motorcycle accident in east brandywine at creek road 282, and newcastle county a vehicle fire t

he related he was living in a room at the ymca in downtown wilmington, delaware. that being all he could afford on $500 a month social security and $500 a month non-service-connected pension. he was sent to the y after a stay at our medical facility as an answer to homelessness. years ago he could have called our facility's extended care section his home. but due to yearly mandates progressively reducing the percentage of beds in the facility's community living center earmarked for extended care in favor of more rapid turnover and hence more billables and collections, this 88-year-old world war ii veteran was sent to live at the ymca. because he's not service connected va feels no obligation to provide long-term care to him. whose community is the community living center, and what type of living is being provided? true to this 88-year-old world war ii veteran's generation, he believed that a bed in our community living center must be needed for someone in worse shape than he. this from a man with no effective use of his legs, no effective use of his arms, and almo

the keystone first for your kids kairs care held a program today at the ymca.. >> keystone first says pediatric lb visits dropped 25% in the that means member insurancexd costs also went down thanks to this new knowledge. >>> a delicious day on thexd calendar. chefsó[ served up their dishes on the 18th annual mealst( on wheels celebrity chef lunch. of hot meals to home bown seniorok citizens. >> donut dash. >> thousands of runners helped raise money and awareness about the life saving power of organ and tissue donation. this is thexd 20th year for the donor dash at the philadelphia museum of art.t( right now in our region alone more than 6,000 men, women, and children are waiting for transplants. $mrj your region. that's going to lead to a messy monday morning commute for you. we are tracking heavy rain.lpe1 we will also see evening thunderstorms and temperature also stay mild. that's the brighte1 newsxd in our seven-day forecast. as you take a closer look at the radar, you can see the light rain moving through parts of your area moving intoxd philadelphia, str

this morning to build a new playground in six hours. 200 volunteers put the playground together that ymcaand plan to be wrapped up by 2:30 p.m. but there is plenty work that is done ahead of time. >> cool thing we do is guarantee a playground built in 6 hours. in order a organize the event we have to do 10 weeks of planning. >> playground was built with the help of blue cross and blue shield and a sepbrasion will be held on sunday -- celebration will be held on sunday. >>> earthquake experts say the so-called big one could hit the bay area sooner than we think. ktvu's john fowler found out why there is a new sense of urgency. >> we live in earthquake country, it has been quiet recently but that may change soon. >> one fault will rupture and that puts stress on another fault. >> reporter: he says new data from faults in southern california reveal worrisome cycle in earthquakes. clusters of large quakes sepbrated by quiet. -- separated by quiet. the napa quake, even the 1969 earthquake were small compared to the large number of earthquakes hit before the big one of 1906. >> after 1906 that

>> no, not even the ymca. they let girls in. dirty you track mud through everything else you do. >> beautiful. >> i should be a literary editor. >> can we play that game where we put any other ethnic group in there besides white males and would this have been off fen syver? >> i am not playing that game. >> i want to play that game. >> use your white privilege on your males. what i am sick of is white women who stand and think you have the authority to tell me as a black woman that white men control me. >> exactly. >> have you lost your damn mind? this is the most annoying thing to me in this world. there is not white man on this planet that can stop me from doing what i want to do. wake up and realize he can't stop you either. you don't have to go on these campaigns. go about your life and live your life and no white man can stop you. >> hallelujah. i don't control you. i live in fear of you. >> before the show you were like don't worry about her. i can handle her. >> he goes in and says i got this. >> gavin, we should skip ove

he related he was living in a room at the ymca in downtown wilmington, delaware.that being all he could afford on $500 a month social security and $500 a month non-service-connected pension. he was sent to the y after a stay at our medical facility as an answer to homelessness. years ago he could have called our facility's extended care section his home. but due to yearly mandates progressively reducing the percentage of beds in the facility's community living center earmarked for extended care in favor of more rapid turnover and hence more billables and collections, this 88-year-old world war ii veteran was sent to live at the ymca. because he's not service connected va feels no obligation to provide long-term care to him. whose community is the community living center, and what type of living is being provided? true to this 88-year-old world war ii veteran's generation, he believed that a bed in our community living center must be needed for someone in worse shape than he. this from a man with no effective use of his legs, no effective use of his arms and almost

he has been a mentor with the ymca intervention program.e has mentored kids in the neighborhood and many other neighborhoods. he is also worked on trauma issues in the city of chicago. is a great story stop. [applause] host: i am happy to give you the opportunity to tell stthat story. let us get back to pay-to-play. jesus garcia: when my son received services from the law firm, i do not ask the law firm to provide them. with a mutual who referred him there. host: it was a campaign lawyer. jesus garcia: it was before i was elected to the cook the board. they have known him since he was three years old, he went to them asking for advice. i did not see any conflict of interest. to this date, i see no conflict of interest. it was before i was elected to the cook county board. how much the from gets with meniscal amount from what they did. the comes with a complete package. that is my ethics as a politician and it public servant. [applause] host: would you support advert to keep his job at finance chairman? -- ed burke? rahm emanuel: first of al

. >> reporter: she trained for the blue cross broad street run at the ymca in westchester and brings her children. >> i usually have my clothes, my running clothes underneath my work clothes. it's like super woman, literally. >> reporter: it's hard to miss this super hero mom at the gym. >> i'm 6'3" without shoes on. so depending on what shoes i'm wearing, i tower over everyone, or most people. >> reporter: she's a proud member of the organization, black girls run. >> it's really changing the lives of women. first of all, it welcomes everyone. it's highlighting the fact that we're recognizing that the statistics involving black women, involving our community, it's not pleasant. >> priscilla says bgr hopes to help shape the future of the generation for years to come. >> when i grew up, i didn't see 40-year-old black women running around. i'm 39. i'll be 40 in january, i didn't see -- i just didn't. my children, that's all i see. it breaks the taboo of exercising and it makes it relatable. people say, oh, you know, if they can run two miles a day, i can probably do that. >> reporter: p

after leaving this south side ymca, mohammed said he and his friends were racially profiled. >> i'm tryingou tell me why i'm arrested. >> i feel like arresting you. >> are officers required to explain. >> they are not duty bound to say why they are arresting. >> reporter: he says this incident highlights a report showing blacks are nine times more likely to be arrested than whites. police haven't said what caused the stop. >> there's a big problem in minneapolis. it's the worst city for racial disparity in the criminal justice system in the country. >> while cell phones capture moments it raises questions. >> i wonder how many white kids in minneapolis have this same problem. it's disappointing. very, very disappointing. >> that was nbc reporting. >>> military cadets will be showing off skills in our area this weekend. the 56th annual villanova excellence competition will be held on saturday and the public is invited. here to tell us more is currently andrew wilcox united states marine corps, officer of philadelphia consortium naval reserve officer training corps. colonel, welcome, we appr

that's when protesters say they were corralled by police outside a ymca unfairly arrested and held in custody for hours. the city of oakland and alameda county already agreed to a $1.36 million class action settlement for 360 people. today, the u.s. magistrate is holding a final approval hearing. >>> up next at 11:00 a donation, but it's never made it to the charity. the tip that now has a man convinced he actually donated to a thief. >>> plus pet protection delta's high-tech plan to keep animals safe during travel. >>> and the wind has dropped off, but not for long. it's cool out there, and that wind is going to pick up again as we get into this evening. then we have a very cold night headed your way. and we're still counting on those showers for easter sunday. all the latest in your microclimate in just moments. ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less than what you'll ♪ ♪ find at regular stores. ♪ ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ shop here first and you'll always find more bargains. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ amazing deals on big-name bra

. >> she trains for the blue cross broad street run at the ymca in west chester and brings her childrensually have my clothes, running clothes underneath my work clothes. it's like superwoman literally. >> it's hard to miss this superhero mom at the gym. >> i'm 6'3" without shoes on so you know depending on what shoes i'm wearing, i tower over everyone, well most people. >> she's a proud member of the conscious black girls run. >> it's really changing lives of women. first of all, it welcomes everyone. people get nervous when they hear the word black girls run. it's highlighting that we're recognizing the statistics involving black women, involving our community. it's not pleasant. >> when i grew up i didn't see 40-year-old black women running around. i'm 39. i'll be 40 in january. my children, that's all they see. it breaks the taboo of exercising. and it makes it -- makes it relatable. people say, oh you know if they can run 2 miles a day, i can probably do that. >> priscilla can do that now. she runs races across the country. she says no matter where she runs, there's always bgr wome