rodney has been a member of the [inaudible] of the ymca-the u.s. asian leadership employment resource group so we think frayour work there. a native of san francisco. rodney lived and worked in district 5 for a reala long time and he is a product of the public school system and graduated from san francisco state university with a bachelors in censology and hopefully you can give an understanding of what that is. we are thankful for the consistent ddication to the community and lives of young people. rodney is just really a quite force who works in our community tirelessly to make sure our kids have a amazing opportunity not just a safe place to grow and thrive, but a place that they can call home and a place to grow and become successful adults so rodney for your work and consistency and advocacy and support, the young people and community of district 5 today we honor yoi. thank you for your service >> thaupg supervisor breed. good afternoon supervisors. again, supervirez breed i want to thank you frathe recognition. since i have lived in district

association this year and in addition it was showcased at the recent ymca and young lunch fundraiser most of the therapists felt that was - the programing their do is beneficial if it is delivered at middle school level i want to acknowledge petroleum ma and for to cause i want to invite who how did i do who was the preservation service coordinator at the ymca to come up and they're a few words and please bring our young men with you to introduce themselves (clapping). >> first of all thank you. we really appreciate it i was sitting in the chair thinking what to say and for me this is a victory for all of us pioneering with the kids and working on an issue that needs to be addressed rape and one of the things i stressed at city hall the adding of therapists male student therapists understand their position with male privilege we wanted to be pioneers out of san francisco to be able to launch this and when the country today says hey where did this come from they can say san francisco unified school district i'll let the students speak but thank you commissioner fewer and director metc

city whether they are the beacon centers or advercher more or the bay view ymca, they are all touched so 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 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 wo

from the staffer that work at the ymca and there are a few of them here today that are dedicated to the safety and well being of kids in the community as well as our volunteer board at the yma-c a and community dlaberators in district 5. that includes [inaudible] helps by bringing our groups toort and making sure all the kids not just kids in certain pockets get all the help they can get. i just notice today that there are 3 beacon centers that are recognized here and i want to say the [inaudible] ymca is proud to be work wg the western beacon addition with the director [inaudible] the beacon centers have been a great work for the city and we are supported by dcys department of children youth and faemlies and also the san francisco unified school district supports a lot of programs we do so it is a collaboration of people in the community and not just one organization or one person. i just want to say thank you for recognizing me and a lot of coodoes go to the rest of the community as well. thank you >> congratulation again rodney and thank you for your hard work in the communethy. next

the ymca will provide transportation food and teachers. the program will be held at king george elementary school in king george county. >>> rockville's landed on the list of best cities for families. livability.com ranked it number ten. they cited the low crime rate and amenities for families. the city was recognized for the emphasis, local schools put on science and technology. leesburg virginia snagged the number five spot on that list. >>> stay with us. "news4 today" at 5:00 a.m. continues. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. now at 5:00, a scramble to plug a sewer line. we're live with now crews in prince george's county are trying to stop a massive leak. >>> a brutal beating caught on camera. now the victim is speaking out after an arrest in the case when he told his accused attacker in the moments leading up to the chaos. >>> and we are waking up to temperatures near 70 in some places. only going to get warmer. get ready for what we're hash tagging -- summer in may. >>> yeah right now it's in the mid 6

ramsaran up from the ymca shortly after 1:00 that afternoon.me, though both she and remy told the detective that she did not go inside the house. >> did you still think that maybe she was covering for remy, and that she knew all along what had happened? >> that was still a possibility. that -- that she had some kinda guilty knowledge. >> they thought i wasn't giving them everything, even though i was. you know, if i had more i would've given it. i would've given anything to help. >> reporter: but one by one, the folks around town began to turn against remy and eileen. >> were you wearing a scarlet letter? >> absolutely. >> i felt awful. so it pushed me towards him. >> reporter: did you start to talk about being together permanently? >> uh-huh, and leaving, just getting out of here. >> reporter: it was now may, 2013, three months after jen's body was found along the embankment at the side of the road. the autopsy report was back. jen's body had been outside too long to determine a cause of death. but the medical examiner declared it a homicide.

motel earned a certificate from the berkley and criminal she's taught english and in japan to the ymca and teaching in the program and the first alumni to teach in the program in 2007 recognizing the san francisco examiners as one of the teachers for her destructed class it is fun and full one of the best teachers i've had the pleasure of working with parents regard her highly congratulations teresa. >> a what did you get. >> i got the shoulder. >> our next award recipient is maria second grade robert lewis her mother what a teacher in hong kong and taught for 15 years work hard and play hard she introduced a budget initiative to introduce a anti-bullying program and hard works from early morning until late night thank you marie radio can did you get? >> diner. >> at the ritz carlton. >> our next teacher award recipient is a cesarean 6 through 8 grade physical ed alternate school in her 18th year as a pe teacher she's created successful pe and athletic programs with the focus on the 6 to 89 graders and incorporates character building and healthy nutrition and habits in our criminal the

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they really cheered us on. >> ymca. >> reporter: this time this year they were simply seniors taking silver sneakers classes at y. then sixers dance coach came calling. >> she was interested in looking to form a senior sixers dance team. they observed our class and basically told us, you guys are what we're looking for. >> reporter: senior dancers performed at four games this season. >> it has been an amazing experience. a little intimidating at my age but it is very exciting. >> reporter: the experience has brought them a touch of fame and so much more. >> we became such a close team supporting each other and learning about each other families. it has been a fabulous experience. >> they glow, every day they walk in the the door they are excited to be here but it is a great cardio work out for them as well. >> reporter: while most are women, there is a fella on the dance team. >> when i told my wife i was dancing and dancing before the sixers game, she said, i'm going to die. you'll die on the court. >> reporter: but teddy b came to rehab after a hip replacement is now the star of th

. >> this is a prime location, a historic building, an old ymca .id this is used for development. right now this district is over saturated with homeless as it is. they are taking in more than most areas in the bronx they serve 2700 people, they don't have the want it to comment to help any more, i walked with robin one of the biggest opponents to this new shelter. and she said she thinks this makes neighborhooder in dangerous. >> this is where they do their drugs. a lot of people, they are afraid. they are trying to solicit to young girls. >> i went to a local soup kitchen to see what it like is helping the homeless in this area. i spoke have volunteer valentina ruiz, she has been homeless herself. if she didn't have that help from the shelter when she was going through it, she would not became to get off welfare. >> if you feel there are too many shelters, then do something about it for the people that have nowhere on live. >> i think it is say real shame that you live in rat in the bronx and have you deal with homeless people like everyone else.

the ymca in washington maryland closing after ten years in operation. it's in the 10700 block of indian head highway. why the officials say the facility operated at a loss since it opened. today is a day you don't need to be inside. you need to be outside enjoying yourself. brian: it's beautiful out there. low humidity and a lot of sunshine. will it last through the weekend? for tomorrow and sunday. by the end of the weekend it will feel sticky and hot but that is how it is supposed to feel. take a look outside from the view from the national harbor. a few scattered clouds. we saw sprinkles in the mountains. getting nervous. they are getting closer to loudoun and frederick but most will continue to fizzle. no issues tonight. it will keep the comfortable air for us one more day. saturday a carbon copy of today. few degrees less. 779 is the official -- 79 is official high today after a low of 52. sundown is 8:20. look at the other numbers. 75 at andrews. 70 in gaithersburg. dulles 74. low 70's from martinsburg to winchester. a few clouds and isolated spri

to make yourself more marketable get a certification, call your local ymca today and ask about a life guard certification or a baby-sitting certification. a great way to add tour resume and they love that stuff. for your recent grads, looking to go from the dorm room to the board room now is time to put those social media skills to good use. create a professional profile on line on linkedin. put a professional picture on there as well. oh by the the way do you remember that fraternity party the one where you are laying face down in the puddle of beer? now is good time to take that off have of facebook. don't forget most jobs are found through networking. i don't have a network. sure you do. former coaches former teachers, even folks in the gym. everybody that is part of your social network can become part have of your professional network. now is time to reach out to them. when plan to flip burgers or joining the corporate board room now is time to nail down that 9:00 to 5:00. trust me nothing is better than cashing that first paycheck. >> it looks sweet too. >> if you're looking for

but again these two girls how but and it's well have not been seen since yesterday when it went to a ymca of visible progress of vendor dad pick them up half the crew had in the cn and are part we continue to follow this breaking news updates are applied vivid. >> reporter: and it is not working today he and his two kids have been missing in zurich on a tuesday it views them along with his in his of his apparent support britain several cars to come back and a planned-the kids never medevaced this surge is why on randolph by air as well as well and. >> reporter: discovery its call for police eventually the corner than an overgrown field near the corner of cochrane road more narrowed discovered a body is just before 11:00 a.m. thursday for police say the pulmonary investigation has concluded the deceased as an adult male. area is known as the place where homeless sometimes sleep. now working to determine the men's identity and cause of death. >> reporter: the men attempted to sexual assault and teenager all this fuss is a. full text tuesday to miles of each other the suspect in this case ma

the ymca's camp being the first. thousands of youngsters flock to the lake over the years learning how to row a boat even when the oar locks wouldn't stay put. sailing a wind that seemed to have rise from the blue/green depths of the lake itself, always discovering new friends. the diamond encrusted night skies and how to cook an egg on a stick. there were national forest campgrounds on the lake, too. bear cove, cedar creek. and beyond them stretched the forest. a place as close to heaven as one could get. at trail's end, there were places that were like living in a postcard world. in the winter of 1979, changes were taking place deep beneath the mountain's serene exterior. on march 20th 1980, a moderate earthquake registered 4.1 on the richter scale. swarms of quakes followed. until march 27th -- >> we are directly over mt. st. helpens right now. and there's no question the activity has begun. you can see smoke and ash pouring from the top of the mountain, especially on the north side of the mountain. >> a concern f

contacted all organizations that we had made charitable contributions to; vanderbilt university, the ymca nashville, the red cross university of tampa. they all got calls verifying that what i had contributed was accurate. they could not find anything in my tax returns to discredit me because that's all they had. and i discovered that even during the trial while i was being cross-examined by the prosecutor that all he had was to try to catch me in logic loops and get me to say something that i didn't intend to say and wear me down. and -- because they had nothing of legal substance other than trying to connect dots from these wiretaps that they had on us. and they could again do whatever they wanted to do and they indicted me. while i was testifying, i testified for two days. two of the most challenging days of my life. mike cheryl robin prepared me as well as anyone could be prepared to testify. you sit up there in this courtroom. it was packed. strangers. no -- very few friends mostly strangers and the enemy lined up staring at you waiting for you to screw up. united states government,

with the girl's mother the girls live in rohnert park at their ages 9 and 11 the dad them up from a ymca and left town with them there were returned to the bay area and their mom safely the police this morning sizzle 45 europe has had his bail set at $1 million we will continue to follow update on this breaking story >> pam moore: u.s. military bases are working to increase security in case isis sympathizers beside the target them jump skoda out reports there is not a credible threat but recent events are cause for concern jim sciutto >> reporter: the u.s. military is raising this security level at every base across the country as concern grows over the threat from the terror group isis it was the shooting and taxes on sunday that prompted the increase security measures the military said the step is not tied to the specific credible threat saying we have the same concern about potential threat posed by violent homegrown and scream at us the security level has now increased the rubble ranking signified signifying an increase and predictable threat of terrorism u.s. bases generally have no

windows blown out at a local ymca. lightning likely starting this fire. look at this tornado-warned supercell in texas. four tornadoes in the state. more storms expected across the plains all weekend. putting more than 30 million people at risk. and that risk is going to be on the increase today, as a storm that was in southern california adds some energy and reinvigorates the atmosphere today. let's go through it. we have energy and storms to the south and west and that will only pop more as we go through time. there's the core of the storm. it's been clowe to move. that after the south and west of here. across the texas and oklahoma panhandles. as we go through the afternoon, we spread things out. it goes into texas. a core of it if dodge city western parts of oklahoma and kansas. we'll probably see large hail and maybe some strong long-lived tornadoes. then tomorrow we expend it and drive it off to the east. sunday mother's day, looks pretty dangerous as well. you know we have seen consecutive days here of severe weather. that is unusual for tornado al

. >> the ymca in charlotte, north carolina is offering free swim instruction and safety tips for childrening in low-income areas. they're at greater risk for drowning. >> the safety factors around water and risks that were involved is huge. >> if you encounter someone in trouble, remember this phrase. throw, don't go. >> whether that is in a pool at a facility with noodles or in your backyard, you can throw out a rope for instance. >> always keeping safety in mind, but not forgetting to have fun. erica edwards, nbc 10 news. >> experts say swimming is a life building skill. so it's a good idea to swim with a buddy. and if you're new to swimming you should wear a proper fitting life jacket. one more thing to keep in mind. learn cpr. it could save a life. >> well a beautiful end to this memorial day weekend. the entire weekend's really been great. but as we go into tonight, the warm air stays. so it's going to stay warm through the overnight hours, even into tomorrow morning. the heat stays around, too, tomorrow, another hot day. and there's a chance that we could see a heat wave if we see t

ymcas are planning to raise $300,000 according to fredericksburg.com.will help the third graders improve their reading skills. they'll provide buses and food and teachers. it will be held in king george county and rocky run elementary in stafford county. >>> maryland and virginia are home to two of the best cities for families. leesburg ranked number five on livability.com's list. the site needs the affordable housing and scenery and schools focus on building character and self-esteem. rockville was ranked number nine because of its low crime rate and wide collection of parks and athletic facilities for children. yes, i drive to rockville pretty frequently for soccer games and practices. >> lots of nice neighborhoods. leesburg too. >> yeah, my sister lives in leesburg. >>> today is your ride to bike to school today in fairfax county. >> and chuck bell is in mclean this morning. chuck, good morning to you. >> good morning. a beautiful day to ride in to work and school today. bike to school today in fairfax county and all of the schools like chester brook

windows blown out at a local ymca. lightning likely starting this dangerous fire in an industrial area. look at this tornado-warned supercell in texas. four reports of tornados in the state. now beginning its fourth day of significant severe weather. more storms expected across the plains all weekend. putting more than 30 million people at risk. and after all of that now our attention turns to the storm that wept through california. now in the rockies. it will invigorate the atmosphere here again in the plains. the swirl across the four corners will bring snow to parts of the rocky mountains. lit bring more jet stream energy and cold aloft to get things fired up here. watch out for the panhandle. later today, more watches and warnings. the greatest threat across parts of texas, west of dallas. and the bull's eye where we think the most damaging tornado, strongest, longest, parts of west kansas and western oklahoma, out toward dodge city. tomorrow the threat spreads off to the east. it will get into more populated areas

call your local ymca today. ask about a lifeguard certification or a babysitting certification.s a great way to add to your resume. employers love that stuff. and for your recent college grads looking to go from the dorm room to the board room, now is the time to put those social media skills to good use. go to linkedin.com and create a profile. remember the epic fraternity party, now is a good time to take that off of facebook. and don't forget, most jobs are found through networking. you may say you don't have a network. sure you do. former coaches, former teachers. everybody you meet in a gym. everybody in your social network. now's the time to reach out to them. now's the time to nail down that 9:00 to 5:00. and trust me, nothing is better than cashing that first paycheck. the second one is pretty sweet, too. i'm cashing out. >> great advice for this time of year. >>> there's something that people can do if they're looking for something to do today. there's millions of festivals. but there's something you can do that could make the day of a little boy. he has a birthday part

the school bus with little kids on their way to a ymca summer camp. i thought that was very revealing. again is like lowe these are our kids. what does that tell you? they were upset that they had scared their own local children. one of the things that i am concerned about is i have set a lot of them were applying for asylum. the process has not been running smoothly and you probably know that there's a new corporation in america, detention center specifically open for mothers and children. they are doubling their rates they are paying for wall onto. 124 dollars a day. this new mother and child is $300 a day. they have to provide services for children and there were reports that there was a hunger strike a couple of weeks ago. so instead of getting as they say to apply for their asylum papers they are putting these women and children in prisons. so yeah. >> we had in chicago trying to open a flight for these kids in chicago. we talk to the mayor about it and they asked how do you guys feel about it? of course we had to say how we felt about it. i talk

baseball-sized hail knocked out windows at a ymca building. crews cleared out glass. the severe thunderstorms marched across the oklahoma metro area during an evening rush. at one point a tractor trailer was flipped. to the east lightning sparked a fire. heavy rain caused bigger problems friday evening causing flash flooding. rain fell in several hours where ground was already saturated from earlier this week. some drivers who tried to get through high water failed. to the south of texas, flooding was also a problem. there were 3 inches on friday alone. at least four tornados were reported in the state. the cavanaugh family said one of them lifted their home off the ground destroying it. >> we don't have a home don't know where to go. >>> now, the national weather service says about 20 million people could be impacted by severe weather outbreak today. the threat is expected to move east tomorrow. anthony? >> don champion in oklahoma city this morning. thank you, don. >>> the other big problem is a powerful but slow moving storm taking aim at the carolinas. tropical st

since 2008 she has volunteered with the ymca latino achievers program in tennessee. despite everything that this young woman has achieved in her life her future is to thely uncertain. in 2012 president obama said under the daca program we're going to protect naomi and people just like her from deportation. we won't give her any government assistance to go to school, but at least she knows she won't be deported, as long as she passes the test that i mentioned earlier. she is now part of the work study program in the smyrna, tennessee, plant. she is the largest auto manufacturing plant in the united states. as a maintenance intern, she assists with trouble-shooting on their most sophisticated equipment, this young lady with two years of community college. here is what she said about the daca program. "daca has meant the opportunity of a lifetime for my academic and professional career. as a student at smir high school driving -- as a student at smyrna high school, driving past that plant without proper work organization it was a goal that just seemed far-fetched. today

no but it was fun just starting playing ymca with my brother.ry was tying and they wouldn't let us settle the tie and i was crying in the locker room. >> one houston team. that's when houston was best right? and your dad was one of those guys. >> lost in the final four. >> exactly. so you've got, definitely got some serious blood lines in your family. you're leaving after a year. your dad's on the record saying that maybe he thinks there should be a rule you stay two? did you guys talk? what did you say, dad, what was your expression? talk to the hand. i can get my degree later. >> well it's different for each guy. he was in favor of the two years, but i think it's just different for every guy. as a person as a player you have to be mentally ready for that next stage and i just feel whenever you feel you're ready regardless of what year you are. to take on that that role on the court and off the court. you know it's a big, a big stage, a big change from college to the pros. but i just feel like it's different for each player. i just feel like i

certain she never wanted to be a soldier but the south she would join the national guard and be a part ymca soldier just for that college tuition benefit economy was sure she would never good to war because she knew the national guard just did not deploy. she felt quite sure of that. and then of course, when she was in training, 9/11 happened, and she did understand right away that maybe the commitment she had made was going to be much bigger than what she had been envisioning. when she goes overseas in afghanistan, she becomes very close to two other women and their political beliefs are in some cases the opposite of hers. so when in the fall before michelle enlisted, back in 2000 she voted for not al gore, and not george bush, but ralph nader. and so she is pretty sure nobody else in her guard unit who was a nader supporter like she was. a woman she is sharing a tent with who became her best friend during the deployment, she had voted for bush in that election, and then during the daytime michelle is working with the -- an older woman the oldest woman in their national guard unit, debbie