hear what the ymca president is saying now. plus this -- >> he just called her up and told her, i'm not doing it. >> gave you your money back, right? >> no. >> nbc 10 responds to help a gloucester county woman and her son get their money back after they say a contractor took $22,000 and didn't finish the job. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. >>> police in a south jersey community are urging people to be on the lookout for thieves targeting the elderly. police say three women preyed on an older couple who live on pump branch road in winslow township. they talked their way inside the home by making up a story that they cared for the couple

a mother says she was shamed for nursing her son at the ymca. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. the ymca says it was all a big misunderstanding but the mother said the message was clear. nbc 10's keith jones reports. >> say hi. >> reporter: 19-month-old west has boundless energy keeping mom busy enough. >> it's 2016, we shouldn't be talking about it. to be honest, i was in complete shock. >> reporter: kate has an added anxiety. she said she was shamed for breast-feeding during a gym class for toddlers monday at spring valley ymca in limerick. >> she said there are men in this class and they're uncomfortable with you nursing in here. i said that's illegal, i'm allowed to nurse in here. >> reporter: turns out kate is right, it's illegal in p.a. to ask a nursing mother to move so we webt went to the ymca for answers. president and ceo tells us it was a misunderstanding. >> mom was sitting on a balance people with her feet on another balance beam, at least that's what i was told and asked to move because the kids in that cl

. >>> a montgomery county mom says she was unfairly targeted at her local ymca. one minute she and her son were in a toddler's gym glass, the next she found herself in the center of a best feeding battle. >>> also ahead, we'll tell you about a unique transportation partnership. find out why septa is pairing up with uber this summer. morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> good morning. i'm first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. watching 422 right now around route 23. looks like they're starting to clear this construction out of the way. you can see flashing lights. there's a work vehicle behind one of our graphics here. 422 dealing with some construction this morning. no big problems or delays because of it. because there's not a lot of traffic out on the roads. an accident out in abington, coolidge avenue and galloway avenue. on 95, drive times are okay but construction southbound between girard avenue and penns landing. only the reeight lane is gettin by right now. a 13-minute trip there. no

said she was in a movement class at the spring valley ymca in limerick monday. said she has breast fed her son in the billing before but monday she was toll to cover up and leave the room. >> i stood up with west, and they said, if you're going to nurse again, you need to do it in the hallway. there are benches in the hallway. i said why? she was like, well, there are men in this class, they're uncomfortable, they've been making complaint. >> but it is a toddlers class, right? >> the ceo at the ymca called it all a miss understanding, he said staff and the children needed to use the balance beam that kate was sitting on, and that's why she was asked to go elsewhere. he says women are welcome to breast feed anywhere in their facility. >> all right, we had a bunch of tornados last night. >> problems, people had to deal with yesterday and last evening, fine out where that was, that's pretty darn big tornado, bobbing. >> act opposite here today. right now, we got some sun glare, but an accident on 422. >> jammo headed into kop. speaking of sun glare, outside we go,

> a montgomery county mother says she was publicly shamed for nursing her son at the spring valley ymca. kate haslam said during a gym class on monday a ymca employee asked her to leave. >> she's like there's men in this class they're uncomfortable with you nursing in here. >> mom was sitting on a balance beam with her feet on another balance beam, that's what i was told. and was just asked to move because the kids in that class were ready to participate or wanted to participate on the slides. >> the ymca president and ceo said it was a misunderstanding. the spring valley ymca issued an apology saying all mothers should feel comfortable breast feeding anywhere. in pennsylvania it is illegal to ask a nursing mother to move. >>> happening today, education leaders from five cities are meeting in philadelphia to discuss universal pre-k. there's been a push for high quality early education in many cities across the country. the william penn foundation is hosting the conference. >>> a new report found critical problems with pennsylvania's child abuse hotline. >> pennsylvania's auditor general

. >> a local woman says she was kicked out of her kids class at the ymca.t she was doing that madame people so uncomfortable she says she was asked to leave. >> teenaged girl broke out in this huge brawl right in the middle of school. the boys jumped in. what happened next that landed nearly a dozen teens in handcuffs. >>> the joy and excitement for two parents to be quickly turns to fear for their unborn child. >> it was a big shock. >> i think both of us immediately shot to we're losing the baby. >> doctors find aware birth defect. the incredible efforts by chop that helped save their baby boy they now call they're miracle. ♪ >>> robbed a store left her wig behind. that's what police say happened yesterday inside 7eleven on lime in pike in abington the the man pulled a gun and demanded money from the clerk. once the employee handed it over he took off. investigators found a wig that matches these images and the man's shirt nearby. recognize any of this, call police. >>> a woman says a ymca told her to leave because she was breast feeding her baby. >> toni

we'll check in on the ymca summer programs. these are not the usual summer camp activities. they're designed to be fun and make youngsters smarter after summer vacation. we'll see how they do it. well, coming up on tuesday, may 3rd, the day of silicon valley gives which raises much-needed funds for local nonprofits. so far more than $15 million through a single online donation platform. as we have shown on this show before it is a simple way to donate to causes they care about most. joining me right now is the program officer for silicon valley gives, michelle lu president and ceo of asian americans for community involvement, a group we have profiled many times including on our very first show because of all the crucial programs it provides to the community, and also with us is patrick no, education network, another group i've worked with many times as it works to empower low-income immigrants and refugees in santa clara county. welcome to all of you. you've been sitting here for a little while. give us an idea, first of all, how, for people who aren't familiar with it, how

i spoke to the ceo of the ymca. he apologized for the incident. he said the issue was less about breastfeeding than about the balance beam the woman was nursing on. >> a woman was asked to move by one of our staff people. she was on a balance beam where the kids were involved in a class and they wanted to use the balance beam. unfortunately, there seems to have been a miscommunication in that she was breastfeeding at the time, and she thought that we were saying she's not welcome to breastfeed in our facilities. certainly that's not the case. we're very supportive. we're an open organization, and i can't think of a y that wouldn't welcome a natural thing like breastfeeding in the facilities. >> ella tells me the woman who asked haslim to leave is a mother herself. she says she feels terribly about what happened. the moms say there isn't any hard feelings, they just would like a little support. >> it can be so hard for some women. if you are blessed with the ability to do it, you should be able to do it. >> reporter: and i've also learned that no d

they held a nurse-in at spring valley ymca in montgomery county where the alleged incident happened.his, after kate claims a staff member told her she couldn't breast feed in the toddler's gym class the ymca says she was asked to move because she was sitting on gym equipment that the class was ready to use. >> there seems to have been miscommunication and that she was breast-feeding at the time and she thought that we were saying she's not welcome to breast feed in our facilities. certainly that's not the case. >> demonstrations around, mothers staged a nurse-in at spring valley ymca today. pennsylvania allows women to breast feed in public whether they are covered or not. the law has been on the books for nearly ten years now. >>> a lot of us have plans for memorial day, barbecuing, down the shore, in the mountains but it's time to pause and remember throws who have played the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the past weekend a group of veterans marked the holiday with a trip of a lifetime. honor flight philadelphia works to honor sacrifices of veterans and they took vets from wo

. >> later in the show, local woman said she was kick out of her kids class, at the ymca, what she bassoing that made people so uncomfortable, they asked her to leave. >> plus the heat is on. after the rain comes the sunshine. how high will the temperatures go today? >> good day, may 25, 2016. we need to wish happy belated birthday to, who did i tell had you a birthday? >> patti labelle, philadelphia's own. >> yes, yesterday she celebrate, i forget, sue serio, howell you told me she was? >> she may not want us to tell. she is timeless, miss patty, and happy birthday, belated, to you. >>> all right, here is bus stop buddy, now, we've re place dollars the umbrella with the sunscreen bottle. we've had a lot of gray days in may, we've had a lot of rain in may. so you'll want to go out, enjoy it day, which means, you're going have to put on the sunscreen, because, you know, it might be your first day out for a long time. lot of sunshine, already evidence, 59 degrees, sunrise is official at 5 38. 78 press relative humidity, calm winds, very tranquil start to the day. 40 degrees in mount pocon

so, the ymca now is trying to walk it back a little bit. saying well really all just a big miss understanding. >> what's her name. >> kate, she said, it was her little baby, in the to letter movement class with the 19 month olds son, the one in spring galley. breast feeding in the building but all the sudden somebody came up curbings cover up, can you notch, leave this area. >> leave the room. >> upper management had come in. i was -- i stood up with west, and they said if you're going to nurse again you need to do it in the hallway. on the benches in the hallway. and i said why? and she was like well there are men in this class, they're un comfortable, and they're making complaint. >> oh, i like her child's name, the west so. ceo of the ymca says business miss understanding, the staff and the children and that case needed to use the balance beam. that's their excuse. that's what they are saying. that's why they asked her to move. and obviously women are welcome to breast feed there. clearly that's not the message. i bet there was some trut

i believe now with chinatown ymca renovation, business long overdue bookend across the street because the two facilities where people are in one and walk across to use the open space is basically, doesn't take an einstein to realize it's necessary, desirable, and requires full support, support i believe is long overdue. i long the idea to reaffirm and manifest the vibrant neighborhood and i am very strongly in support to see the alley, which is at the west end of the open space, bk a more active passage and transition between sacramento and clay and grand and the rest of chinatown. i do believe that stockton in that block is too busy but that tourists and locals would be very comfortable, really embracing the area alongside a more beautiful open space. so cunningham to all of this comprehensive effort and i am delighted to support it in every day. >> commissioner levitton. >> i just wanted to add a note of thanks to commissioner cindy wu for using the downtown park fund for this purpose and this is a very appropriate use of those funds (applause) really that $4 million gets us over th

i believe now with chinatown ymca renovation, business long overdue bookend across the street because the two facilities where people are in one and walk across to use the open space is basically, doesn't take an einstein to realize it's necessary, desirable, and requires full support, support i believe is long overdue. i long the idea to reaffirm and manifest the vibrant neighborhood and i am very strongly in support to see the alley, which is at the west end of the open space, bk a more active passage and transition between sacramento and clay and grand and the rest of chinatown. i do believe that stockton in that block is too busy but that tourists and locals would be very comfortable, really embracing the area alongside a more beautiful open space. so cunningham to all of this comprehensive effort and i am delighted to support it in every day. >> commissioner levitton. >> i just wanted to add a note of thanks to commissioner cindy wu for using the downtown park fund for this purpose and this is a very appropriate use of those funds (applause) really that $4 million gets us over th

i believe now with chinatown ymca renovation, business long overdue bookend across the street because the two facilities where people are in one and walk across to use the open space is basically, doesn't take an einstein to realize it's necessary, desirable, and requires full support, support i believe is long overdue. i long the idea to reaffirm and manifest the vibrant neighborhood and i am very strongly in support to see the alley, which is at the west end of the open space, bk a more active passage and transition between sacramento and clay and grand and the rest of chinatown. i do believe that stockton in that block is too busy but that tourists and locals would be very comfortable, really embracing the area alongside a more beautiful open space. so cunningham to all of this comprehensive effort and i am delighted to support it in every day. >> commissioner levitton. >> i just wanted to add a note of thanks to commissioner cindy wu for using the downtown park fund for this purpose and this is a very appropriate use of those funds (applause) really that $4 million gets us over th

the ymca was complicit in this discrimination. president johnson realized that racism and follow them for 3000 miles across the atlantic to the very heart of the world's sorrow. they quickly started to minister to the soldiers. they felt an obligation to communicate to the french what it meant to be black in america. officials were courteous to the soldiers but the white secretaries were terrible. the black women believed they had to care for the soldiers. the huts they lived in were segregated and overcrowded and yet, they did their best to not only bring education to the soldiers, many of whom were nonliterate moment also to provide them with -- the ymca only send about 25 cap can americans to do this job for hundreds of thousands of soldiers. they were also suspected of being radicals from the dubois faction and were under constant surveillance. any protest over their treatment was viewed as disloyal. all of this compounded with the fighting in war, creating a sea change in soldiers and secretaries alike. they racial consciousn

. >> a nurse-in at the spring valley ymca in montgomery county where the alleged incident took place. rosemary connors has more. >> reporter: so awesome she's getting so much support. it may be one of the more peaceful demonstrations around. mothers staged a nurse-in today after kate, mom to 19-month-old west, claims staff member told her she doesn't breast feed in a toddler's gym class. >> she's like, there's men in the class and they're uncomfortable if you nurse in here. i said that's illegal. i'm allowed to nurse in here. she said, no, you're not. >> it hit home with me. when i had my 5-year-old, i was covered in a restaurant and i was told to go to the bathroom and i didn't know my rights. >> reporter: nursing moms do have the right to breast feed in public places. whether covered up or not. the law has been on the books in pennsylvania almost ten years. >> please come on in. feel welcome. >> reporter: during the nurse-in, the staff invited the moms and babies indoors out of the hot sun. the ymca insists it's a misunderstanding that kate was asked to move because she was sitting

as the site of clinical care and with the fitness to walk to the park to the senior center for the ymca it isn't only about getting their or the exercise. and that is extremely helpful. and with that social interaction is difficult. in that is bring you that as well. that they need to assess the situation so with that beneficiary. we're not mandating that people have to stay in place that perhaps the social interaction and the other of walking distance as the energy policy those who have gone to the hill to come to washington to do nothing. a but other than that i should have left before i intervened soviet-era is to find one way to make the country better because it thought his comments were so are appropriate but this is something that i'd think we can move forward. and there is a number of ideas and i am also an optimist. so now i will have to excuse myself. [applause] >> one or two more then we have to wrap up. >> end with age ended come in the existing resources with those single homes and that is the modification is hard. and that is very important but there are those in the middl

that's what a montgomery county mom says happened to her at a ymca. >>> drinking water worries, neighbors concerns over contaminated water in two counties in our area. we'll tell you what they'll be doing today. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's start with meteorologist bill henley in the neighb bill henley and get the neighborhood we're forecast. >> since we've been on the air at 4:00 this morning, temperatures have dropped from the 60s to the 50s. 59 in philadelphia. in the suburbs, low 50s. lehigh valley seeing low 50s. those skies are clear. it will be a quick warmup. 78 degrees by 11:00 this morning. that's already warmer than the normal high. the normal high in philadelphia is 77 degrees. we'll blow past that. skies are starting to brighten. just ten minutes away from sunrise. 61 degrees at 7:00. some of the warmest temperatures will be in the lehigh valley. if you're looking for a cool spot. interior new jersey warms to 71. at the beach, 74 degrees. a closer look at the warmer temperatures and the weekend forecast when i co

ymca calling this a huge miss understanding. >> for me, the key message is women are welcome to breast feed anywhere in our facilities. it is very natural thing, and any miscommunication is unfortunate. and if we can do a better job communicating we are happy to do so. >> here is where the mix-up sort of happens. according to the ceo, apparently children needed to use that specific balance beam, that she was sitting on, and that's the only reason she was asked to move. he says women are welcome to breast feed anywhere in the facility. she not buying that explanation, though, and she want to remind everyone who end counter nursing moms it takes a loft courage to go out in public and nurse so be sensitive to their needs and their feelings. >> like going none that room, people on balance beams, breast feeding? >> toddlers. >> all over the place. >> it is busy. >> i need to go over there and see what's going on. thanks a lot. 7 12. >> protests outside a donald trump rally in new mexico, turned violent last night, seen burning t-shirts, flags, throwing them at police officers outside of alb

>> "the late show" star and "face the nation" host talked politics yesterday at a manhattan ymca. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll show you more of john dickerson's talk with stephen colbert. >>> ahead, spelling ace. we'll meet the spelling bee's youngest competitor as he goes letter for letter at the annual competition. jane loves to treat herself. so she loves new light & fit crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with delicious toppings like chocolate and almonds. now that's a treat! light & fit crunch. feel free to enjoy. the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and

police say belachew was last seen at the ymca. he is 86. and here is the photo of him. he has gray hair, wears glasses. if you see him, call d.c. police. >>> decision 2016 now. and donald trump's ability on unite the republicans could rest on meetings this morning on capitol hill. the presumptive presidential nominee will sit down with paul ryan and republican national committee chair reince priebus. ryan and priebus are on opposing sides whether to support trump right now. trump meets with congressional republicans later today. edward lawrence reports live on what to expect ahead at 4:45. across the u.s. today. senator bernie sanders has three events in south dakota. voters there weigh in on june 7. hillary clinton is in brooklyn. bill clinton will campaign on her behalf in kentucky. voter tls there cast polballots tuesday. >>> we need to focus on the positive. the sun has to come back out, right? >> yes, it does. >> tomorrow? >> no, not tomorrow. we'll get peeks, peeks of sunshine possible early to midafternoon today. and then just at the tail end of your friday heigh

police say belachew was last seen at the ymca. he is 86. and here is the photo of him.wears glasses. if you see him, call d.c. police. >>> decision 2016 now. and donald trump's ability on unite the republicans could rest on meetings this morning on capitol hill. the presumptive presidential nominee will sit down with paul ryan and republican national committee chair reince priebus. ryan and priebus are on opposing sides whether to support trump right now. trump meets with congressional republicans later today. edward lawrence reports live on what to expect ahead at 4:45.

>> yeah, why would i want to keep this -- >> i did the ymca dance. you talk amongsted yourselves that andy left. >> does that moon we were right. >> he is take his mic off. >> sometimes andy says he is just done. hejesse joyce will join us. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. donald trump getting some attention from one politician after a rally on friday night in oregon. >> talk, no action is like the goofy elizabeth warren all talk, no action. she hasn't done anything in the united states senate. >> trump taking a swipe at senator elizabeth warren. trump making the comments while criticizing clinton and other rivals. the senator took to twitter to respond to trump with a number of tweets saying your ricism, 6 i'm and swreen gnaw -- gnaw --xenaphobia. >>> 2 -- 250,000 makers have burned in alberta, can 2345u do. the only thing that can help is rain. more than 80,000 people have been evacuated and fortunately no des or injuries have been reported. he is the first muslim to lead the city. he beat conservative zach by more tha

we're teaming up with the ymca to do a five session selection program for kids in the drew school over the summer. we're looking for funding. we need transportation for the kids. that's the biggest problem. we can manage the rest. getting kids to and from is a issue. we want to start bringing people out to the shipyard. the auditorium -- this is a good start at a programming location that we hope to grow out into the arts center and into the arts district. >> i would add through the chair in response to commissioner's question with an additional tkpwrapt, you know eda grants, approximately a million dollars. it's installed today. there are nine works of art. art work from walter hood to heidi harden her sees, stream of consciousness with two other artists for the installation and the process. we ran a broad process used consultants represented a consultant doing processes and consultation with the arts commission. we ran our own process. engaged the san francisco school district with calf lawyers for the arts. the nine works of art out there today there was a documentation process and

and basketball is invented in 1891 at a ymca in springfield, massachusetts.e start to have college football. the first college football game took place in 1869 the 20 and -- between princeton and rutgers. rutgers won 6-4. no helmets, plenty of unnecessary roughness, no notion of unnecessary roughness. the game came close to being banned a couple of times. carnage is the right word for it. the president held this commission, at least 45 deaths on college football field. one historian estimates that in the year -- it has been estimated that college football games please 18 deaths -- used 18 deaths -- produced 18 deaths. it was not only the working classes who found modern society butanal. the upper classes, the intellectuals became increasingly disenchanted with their society. many of them suffered from an incredibly vague, but increasingly popular disorder. it consisted of anxiety, fatigue, depression, impotence, headache. the diagnosis depended heavily on who you were. if you were of the working classes, you were either lazy. or insane. if you were a woman, y

in 1914, she spoke to the colored ymca on 12th street in washington. it was an electrifying event. wild cheering by the 1000 people present interrupted her speech many times. according to the washington post, in a front-page story headlined she defends negroes, wife of senator la follette denounces segregation. la follette advised negroes to keep up their fight and said there would be no constitution of peace until the question is settled and settled in the right way. an ovation of several minutes followed her remarks. an african-american woman noted the tremendous effect on all who heard your stirring speech. it is the topic overshadows all of the others. she concluded her message, may god continue to bless you. may he continue to lead you and may he continue to give you courage to do and to dare. la follette delivered the same speech to the annual banquet of the naacp in europe city and offered solutions -- in new york city and offered solutions. should be freely and seriously discussed in private conversations, and the public press, and from the pulpit. the situation does not ca

as the site of clinical care and with the fitness to walk to the park to the senior center for the ymca it isn't only about getting their or the exercise. and that is extremely helpful. and with that social interaction is difficult. in that is bring you that as well. that they need to assess the situation so with that beneficiary. we're not mandating that people have to stay in place that perhaps the social interaction and the other of walking distance as the energy policy those who have gone to the hill to come to washington to do nothing. a but other than that i should have left before i intervened soviet-era is to find one way to make the country better because it thought his comments were so are appropriate but this is something that i'd think we can move forward. and there is a number of ideas and i am also an optimist. so now i will have to excuse myself. [applause] >> one or two more then we have to wrap up. >> end with age ended come in the existing resources with those single homes and that is the modification is hard. and that is very important but there are those in the middl

i went to christian camp, ymca camp, space camp, i went over to mexico, i was going every where. >> that is because they don't like you. >> that is in the true. >> i like a a adventures, i like to be on my own. not mommy, daddy. i learned to you to interact with others and that sort of thing. i socialized because you are with someone. as an only child i don't have a sibling. being around someone and sleeping next to them that was different for me. but i learned a lot. >> did you make friends easily. >> i would like to think so. >> yes. >> you have to make friends. it was funny because when they sent me to mexico. >> do we need a tighter shot of you. >> i don't know about you. never this close. >> they never let me forget it. i went there for two weeks and i didn't call them once. >> i was having a good time. there was always a line for the phone, or something. they will be all right. >> yes,. >> my daughter wrote me a letter in camp i still have it in my wallet. >> in your wallet. >> it is so precious. >> do you have your will wallet with me. >> could you get it. >> jackie. >> it is real

armed services, ymca of the united states, $75,000. bob woodruff family foundation inc., they do a good job, $75,000. central iowa shelter and services, these are all vet-related, $100,000. connected warriors inc., $75,000. disabled american veterans' charitable service trust, $115,000. fisher house foundation, great people, $115,000. folds of honor foundation, $200,000. foundation for american veterans, $75,000. freedom alliance, $75,000. green beret foundation, $350,000. hire heroes usa, $75,000. homes for our troops, $50,000. and just so you understand, we've got a long way to go. this money was raised during a little speech that i made rather than doing a debate. the one debate i missed. it was the lowest rated debate, by the way, but i won't say that. [laughter] honoring america's warriors, $100,000. hope for the warriors, $65,000. intrepid fallen heroes fund, $175,000. k-9s for warriors, $50,000. liberty house, $100,000. marine corps law enforcement foundation, $1,100,000 i gave a million dollars to them. they're a great group. n

armed services, ymca of the united states, $75,000. bob woodruff family foundation inc., they do a good job, $75,000. central iowa shelter and services, these are all vet-related. $100,000. connected warriors inc., $75,000. disabled american veterans charitable service trust, $115,000. fisher house foundation, great people, $115,000. foles of honor foundation, $200,000. foundation for american veterans, $75,000. freedom alliance, $75,000. green beret foundation, $350,000. higher heroes usa, $75,000. homes for our troops, $50,000. and just so you understand, i've got a long way to go, this money was raised during a little speech that i made rather than doing a debate. the one debate i missed. it was the lowest rated debate, by the way, but i won't say that. honoring america's warriors, $100,000. hope for the warriors, $65,000. intrepid fallen heroes fund, $175,000. canines for warriors, $50,000. liberty house, $100,000. marine corps law enforcement foundation, $1,100,000. i gave a million dollars to them. it's a great group. navy s.e.a.

james naismith in 1891 at a ymca in springfield, massachusetts. we start to have college football.he first college football game took place in 1869 between princeton and rutgers. rutgers won 6-4. if that ever comes up. was game, like our game, very violent, but theirs was far worse. no helmets, plenty of unnecessary roughness, no notion of unnecessary roughness. the game came close to being banned a couple of times. but there was a presidential commission to discuss the carnage taking place on the college football fields. indeed, carnage is the right word for it. in the year that the president held this commission, 1905, there were as many as 45 deaths on college football field. one historian estimates that in -- that was in the five years leading up to the commission. in 1905 itself, it was estimated that college football games produced 18 deaths and 159 catastrophic injuries. so he needed to do something to organize this and make it less bloody. they worked on that. it wasn't only the working classes who found the modern society banal. and sought outlets for their constrained ene

. >> i remember my swimming lessons early at the morning at ymca. not a fun time. but i'm glad that i took them. >>> coming up on 1 after the ho swimming weather at least in the pool. i don't know about the ocean. >> yeah, a little chilly at the ocean. temps in the low to mid-60s, water temperatures that is. currently outside we're in the 60s and 70s. 71 in the district. 68 in this annapolis. mainly clear skies. here is future weather. 7:00 a.m., we're dry. hazy sunshine. hazy, hot and humid today. noon still dry. nice travel weather. as we head into the later afternoon and evening hours, thunderstorms are possible. notice this cell around the baltimore area. more activity back over the mountains around the i-81 corridor. 6:00, still tracking some very isolated showers mainly around the baltimore metro area. most of us will be dry today. and then more activity over the mountains. otherwise a mix of clouds and sun 10:00 tonight. we return to mainly dry conditions for everybody. your memorial day forecast is going to be impacted by what bonnie. so you can see it righ

harris: among the groups, armed services ymca, 75,000, green beret foundation we're familiar with in new york, i've attended some of their groups, $350,000. there was lengthy list. he went ahead and read that, there is potentially more coming, 5.6 million. does this quiet the critics. >> of course it does. now everybody will come to his defense and raise more. i'm anticipating having another press conference. we raised another million. we're going to give it to this group. sandra: anti-trump crowd, go on to twitter right now see reaction of those folks, they are going to say, listen this is trump, trump at his finest he orchestrated this entire thing. if you didn't watch the news conference live, we walked into the green room, are you watching this? it is riveting! he sat there i don't know how long listing off every organization and every dollar amount to which he donated to those organizations. it seemed like it went on a very long time. >> that's what they wanted. >> this is him, this is what they're going to say, he orchestrated it perfectly timed he had the spotlight from press

. >>> from the 20 women gathering at spring valley ymca to protest what they believed to be a violation, by y management of their rights to breast feed. the nurse in was coordinated after local mom's facebook post claims that she was asked to nurse outside of a classroom because men in the classroom were uncomfortable. >>> from the spirit of delaware county, park side elementary school has been named 2016 national school of character. its use of character development is driving a positive impact on academics, student behavior and school climate. >> that is a look at some of the newspapers headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, hillary clinton is trying to put her presidential campaign back on track this morning on the heels of her report into her e-mail controversy. hena daniels shows us how her opponents are jumping on the news. >> reporter: this was a chaotic scene is outside a donald trump rally in new mexico tuesday night. protesters threw barricades at police on horse back, threw roxanne plastic bottles, others burned trump t-shirts. officers responded by firing peppe

as the site of clinical care and with the fitness to walk to the park to the senior center for the ymca it isn't only about getting their or the exercise. and that is extremely helpful. and with that social interaction is difficult. in that is bring you that as well. that they need to assess the situation so with that beneficiary. we're not mandating that people have to stay in place that perhaps the social interaction and the other of walking distance as the energy policy those who have gone to the hill to come to washington to do nothing. a but other than that i should have left before i intervened soviet-era is to find one way to make the country better because it thought his comments were so are appropriate but this is something that i'd think we can move forward. and there is a number of ideas and i am also an optimist. so now i will have to excuse myself. [applause] >> one or two more then we have to wrap up. >> end with age ended come in the existing resources with those single homes and that is the modification is hard. and that is very important but there are those in the middl

. >> we went to the ymca with him, too, where dylan does weight training at least once a week. >> thereou thinking? >> it's amazing to see the amount of weight that he can actually lift. because it took weeks and months to be able to get him to lift his right arm. >> that's not wha proud of. what have you noticed is the biggest improvement? >> i can talk much better. because i would just go, yeah, it was just awkward. >> you can have a conversation now. >> yeah, i can. >> everything happens a lot quicker. >> yeah, a little quicker. i'm good. >> pretty good to me. >> i'm very intelligent, i want to be more intelligent. that's the difference. >> do you see question that's asking when. >> time? >> time, great. >> he's the first to admit he's got a ways to go. >> really nice improvement. you've done great. >> yeah. >> tracy, dylan's mom, is careful to keep her expectations in check. >> i want him to be able to take care of himself in the future. i know he would love to have family some day, so that's >> that's the goal now. the next goal. be more independence. >> and a girlfriend. he wants

be watching "finding nemo" we'll gather at 7:00 and as the sun goes down we'll thank the merchants, ymca, san francisco rec and park department for collaborating with me and my office to make it happen. joins at rossi playground at sunset for great movies. lastly, jackie chan center of help for elderly on 22nd and geary is celebrating 20 years of serving seniors and low income and immigrants. they've served the low income residents in our district and surrounding areas. props to jackie chan for supporting the center over the years. we're celebrating the anniversary on n two weeks at noon. join us for lunch for the seniors. for more information, selfhelpelderly.org. i want to thank leon modine that i've known for 20 years and his family. i want to say i met leon 20 years ago when he was a young law students and was appreciative of his thoughtfulness, his warmth, how much he gave to the community in how he looked at life. thank you to gabriel medina and family for bringing leon's passing to our attention. i wanted to say when community leaders like leon pass on, i think it's important that