ymca locations. members under the age of 18 will take advantage of this opportunity. in delaware county, using facebook to your business. the county chamber of commerce offered a free workship today to teach small business owners how to get the most out of the social networking site. more than 65 million businesses worldwide use facebook to connect with customers. >>> and take a lock at this. this fedex truck flipped on to its side on the turnpike. the truck went through a guardrail and into the woods. no win was hurt. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who injured two people on a motorcycle. investigator says a mini van hit the motorcycle on walnut street early this morning. the driver ran off before police got there. thousands of arty tacts will be ob display telling the story of the american revolution. many of them locked up and hidden away for hundreds of years. it opens tomorrow with a celebration across all of old city. 240 years after the heard around the world. 2 nb

he was on the swim team at the ymca. he was on the track and field team at south high. he played basketball at south high, but he was best known on the football field. that is where he made his name. he was a star center for the state championship south high football team. and he was captain of the team. but he wasn't just an athlete. he was also a scholar. in the classroom, he was solid. in fact, south high gave an award to the outstanding male scholar and female scholar. dorothy gray was the female scholar and gerald ford was named the male scholar for both his gpa and for his civic activity. he wanted to go to the university of michigan. and the university of michigan was recruiting him as an athlete. he found it difficult however because his parents didn't have a lot of money. and he didn't have enough money to pay the tuition his first year. and it became a community affair to get gerald ford to the university of michigan. it was his principal who said we will help you financially to get there. he starts a book sale, a library book sale that establishes a scholarsh

. >> reporter: at 60 different ymcas across the country, now offering classes called pedaling for parkinson's. >> it is just like turning on a light bulb. that was the difference between pedaling and not pedaling. >> each pedal stroke a step toward living a better life with parkinson's disease. >> that's my goal, better every day. >> reporter: dr. john torres, nbc news, cleveland. >> just fascinating. >>> up next, a piece of world war ii history gets new life, thanks to a veteran who knows it well. >>> finally tonight, a relic of world war ii is about to ply the waters once again, this time in friendlier territory. it's all about a labor of love for a man who came of age serving aboard it and never forgot the experience. the story from nbc's kerry sanders in new orleans. >> reporter: at 92 years old, it's natural to look back at history. >> the invasion fleet is moving towards france. >> reporter: especially when you were part of it as jim nierson was. >> welcome aboard, sir. great to have you pack back. >> reporter: that's jim in world war ii, a member of the crew on pt boat 305, and jim tod

now a director of the ymca, he also serves on the mayor's commission for a safer chicago.o this space here that you've got, what do you use this for? so, we use this space for a lot of our kids, between the ages of 13 and 18, many of them who are in gangs, many of them who are on probation or parole. but more importantly, kids who have experienced a lot of chronic violence. when you see the front page of a paper, saying a 15—year—old person killed someone else, these are the kids. gunshot victim. the response from chicago's police department is a new initiative, driven by technology, which aims to predict where crimes are likely to occur. the university of chicago's urban labs are assisting the police in its efforts to integrate this technology into its operations. we have a lot of expertise in analysing crime patterns and trends in the city, from years of working with data on the city of chicago. and so we are leveraging that expertise to really help the police department think about where it should be allocating its resources to be most effective. so what kind of data or

. >> at 60 different ymcas across the country now offering classes call pedaling for parkinson's. >>st like turning on a light bulb, and that was the difference between pedaling and not pedaling. >> each pedal stroke a step towards living a better like with parkinson's disease. >> that's my goal, better every day. >> dr. john torres, nbc news, cleveland. >> just fascinating. >>> up next, a piece of world war ii history gets new life thanks to a veteran who knows it well. [phone ring] hey dad. hey sweetie, how was your first week? long. it'll get better. i'm at the edward jones office, like sue suggested. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. you mean pay him back? knowing your future is about more than just you. so let's start talking about your long-term goals. multiplied by 14,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. if youto treat your tough nasal allergies... ...listen up. unlike pills that don't treat congestion, clarispray covers 100 percent of your nasal allergy symptoms

ymcas are offering classes across the country. >>> nbc 10 was at the church where hundreds of peopleicated their time and energy to filling the baskets with toys and candy. >> there's a couple of domestic violence shelters actually. there's elementary schools with low income students in it so, it's a whole different variety. >> nine different stores offered up donations for the event. >>> in center city thousands of people made the most of a sun chilled spring day by running and walking for a good cause. these folks ran for the environment, specifically clean air. the goal was to raise money and awareness. this 10k, by the way, has been happening for 36 years. good thing the weather was cooperating, erika. >> that's right. we love this, and we're going to continue through tomorrow and tuesday. in fact it's not going to be that bad thru the week. we are clearing clear skies tonight. and the winds right now in philadelphia are light. so we do have that southerly influence and southwesterly influence. gentle bruise for dover at 10 miles, and wild wood a moderate breeze for you. coming o

. >> charles: at the ymca you're not supposed to get offensive rebound oz free throws. >> clark: it'sensive rebounds to get is the free throw rebound because guys don't typically box out and even when they do you can give them a nudge, and in that situation contact is not typically going to be called so you get pushed under the basket. >> charles: there is no way you give up -- >> clark: that's what i said. >> charles: that's on oregon. that's not -- >> clark: it's one of the easiest offensive rebounds to get because guys don't box out on. >> charles: if you give up the first rebound, you can't give up the second -- first of all, anybody who cheats at rebounding, you always go for broke on those free throw rebounds because those are -- like i played with a guy called mike gminski. he said "i want those free rebounds." >> ernie: jordan bell doesn't do much. >> charles: he doesn't do anything. >> clark: no box-out. turned and looked at it. >> ernie: on the second one, kennedy meeks -- a force here. >> charles: that's what i'm talking about. that's exactly what i'm talking about. >> char

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pitched by debbie and made possible by several staff members that bus in a dozen kindergartners from the ymcadelaware county. >> just a big smile on his face. >> the budding friendship between mr. walter a reserved man of very few words and his new bowedy charlie who has become quite the helper. >> you want to say hello? >> not really much. >> he is my friend. because we do good stuff together. >> charlie even wanted mr. walter to visit for grandparents day. >> just yesterday i said your grandparents coming? >> and he said yes but i want walter to come as well. >> and the program is in its infancy, but the results are heart warming. >> i will grow up to be your mother. >> and this collaboration is so successful organizers tell me they are working on partnerships with nearby facilities to establish something similar. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement.

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i went to the ymca in mountain view and somebody noticed my tremor.re just signing up to use the pool, use it as a gym. and when they noticed i had a tremor, they said they had a parkinson's exercise program. and i joined there three days a week. and then that -- i learned of some support groups which -- back when i was first diagnosed, i didn't know anything about it. >> how did you do from that to your quest now, 160 push-ups a day? how does that help and you others struggling with the disease. >> i was alone in the beginning. once i came out here, i realized there are other people with parkinson's. and they're my people. i feel comfortable with them. i can -- i don't have to worry about grasping my hand and trying to control my tremor, worry about my handwriting, worry about for getting something or stumbling. and then what ended up happening, i was turned on to rock steady boxing. that helped me lose a lot of weight and gain confidence back that i didn't -- that i only had prior to my diagnosis. so what i'm hoping to do is raise awareness that you

the training center learn skills to develop independence such as cleaning and doing laundry at the ymcaere offered a chance to do something they've never done before. dance. and to go before an audience of 15,000 at the winter international special olympics in austria last month. they practiced for three months using choreography from a special olympics ambassador and performer on abc's dancing with the starz. >> they didn't know going in. they worked so hard in their performance and the way they express themselves just won over every judge. >> reporter: here's a close up look at the gold medals in redwood city, a source of pride for extraordinary achievement. >> i'm sure it's just going to be very, very life changing for them. and just in terms of their self-confidence. >> reporter: how does it feel to have that gold medal? >> it makes me happy. >> reporter: he it was a first for julie. >> this is my first. >> reporter: what did you think in >> i liked it. i don't like bumpies. >> reporter: did that scare you? >> a little bit. >> reporter: she was confident she could teach this clumsy

they received a hero's welcome, marched down 16th street to the ymca, and enjoyed festivities hosted by the good townsman of denver. as an aside, there was a message that meeker sent on september 22 before he met his maker that agitated agents said "there are soldiers coming. by the way the soldiers are negroes, and it is sufficient sot this race am a once despised, shall compel the civilization of the indians." be careful what you wish for, because he never lived to see that they happen. he aftermath, i been formerid-november, a white river indian agent, and colonel hatch met at the agency under heavy guard of troops and ute police so they could bring about the long road to peace with another treaty that would ultimately be a lasting treaty, but many of the lands that the utes had called home in colorado would be taken away from them. they would move on, in many cases, to the utah area. we often think about american .ndians in past tense we have to remember, in such people, theute original people to inhabit this state are still with us. some of their stories are still being told in

health partners plans is joining the ymca to offer medicaid recipients free memberships at any of theven locations. chip members under 18 can also take advantage. >>> to bucks county. an eighth grader is giving back. maddie hoffman and her classmates from penn ridge middle school boxed up 10,000 meals for people in need. they had raised $2,000 to buy all the ingredients for those box. good job. >>> hoouj a huge asteroid will fly by earth today. >> the asteroid is roughly the size of six football fields. it will be about 1.1 million miles away from earth as it zooms past us. that's close enough apparently that it will be so bright that you may be able to spot it in the night sky tonight if you use a small telescope. have to run out and find a small telescope. >> i wonder if the skies will be clear enough. let's talk about the skies today and tonight with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >>> no. >> okay. enough said. moving on. >> we're already seeing the clouds moving in. vai, are you having trouble imagining what six football fields look like? yeah. >> i never ran that far. >> you ran

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. >> reporter: at 60 different ymcas across the country now offering classes called pedestripedaling's. >> it turned on a light bulb. it's the difference between pedaling and not pedaling. >> reporter: each stroke towards a better life with parkinson's disease. >> that's my goal. >> reporter: dr. john torres, nbc news, cleveland. >> amazing. former president belinelli paid -- bill clinton paid a visit to his predecessor. great to spend time with george h.w. bush and mrs. bush in houston today. we caught up about kids, grand kids old times and new times. and socks. he brought green socks with labradors on them and blue pairs. mr. clinton said he was envy us of mr. bush's sock collection. didn't know that. we'll be right back. jack vo: things get a lot more interesting at night. jack vo: vampires wake up. jack vo: werewolves come out. jack vo: the boogie man gets his boogie on. jack vo: and my hashbrowns turn into my new munchie mashups. jack vo:they come with crispy hashbrowns and tasty white cheese mashed up with your choice of savory egg and bacon, buffalo chicken and ranch, or jala

if that is an incredible memorial and last week the ymca group came eighth through 12th grade they asked if i would go talk to them the wanted to do one more big thing in ohio before a left but during that course of restocking a kid fainted. so we walked from the state house to the holocaust were real and talked to the kids with the memorial was all about and said dillon read what happened and understand . if you save one life you save the world because of you believe then something '04 it. you got to the point you're willing to give up big things because it violated your principal's. why do you think i like you? [laughter] >> host: one of the lessons we have learned when i was at the governors' association it didn't matter but now that is much more political. >> yes disinfected between the governors i'm not even a member because i don't go to the meetings when nothing gets done by tried to do some with democratic governors on health care we will see how far i can go because we do need reform we just cannot cut people off for unfortunately it is more political. >> it is the shame i was h

now a director of the ymca, he also serves on the mayor's commission for a safer chicago. we use this space for a lot of our kids, between the ages of 13 and 18. many of them who are in gangs. many of them who are on probation or parole. more importantly, kids who experience a lot of chronic violence. when you see the front page of a paper, saying a 15—year—old person killed someone else, these are the kids. gunshot victim. the response from chicago's police department is a new initiative, driven by technology, which aims to predict where crimes are likely to occur. the university of chicago's urban labs are assisting the police in its efforts to integrate this technology into its operations. we have a lot of expertise in analysing crime patterns and trends in the city, from years of working with data on the city of chicago. and so we are leveraging that expertise to really help the police department think about where it should be allocating its resources to be most effective. so what kind of data or information is it that the police are providing you with here at the crim

district and i don't know if you're aware but when we only had one service in district 7 located by the ymca and since i have been on the board we expanded to west portal playground and park merced has a program or has to be put in and we have the costs -- champs restaurant on 19th avenue so if you have time please go visit it. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor yee. any other questions or comments? seeing none thank you. we will go to our next applicant, our third applicant, patricia spaniak. >> thank you for listening to me. >> yes thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is patricia spaniak. i'm from district 11 and currento on the department of aging board and the legislateiff council. currently i am working in an aging and place mold ed which is a grass places effort called kay iewga community connectors. because there are so many seniors without services in san francisco it's a pop up senior center. we rent a space and they meet to exercise and socialityize and receive education. i worked with third street senior center bringing the program to our neighborhood. our seniors would

district and i don't know if you're aware but when we only had one service in district 7 located by the ymca and since i have been on the board we expanded to west portal playground and park merced has a program or has to be put in and we have the costs -- champs restaurant on 19th avenue so if you have time please go visit it. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor yee. any other questions or comments? seeing none thank you. we will go to our next applicant, our third applicant, patricia spaniak. >> thank you for listening to me. >> yes thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is patricia spaniak. i'm from district 11 and currento on the department of aging board and the legislateiff council. currently i am working in an aging and place mold ed which is a grass places effort called kay iewga community connectors. because there are so many seniors without services in san francisco it's a pop up senior center. we rent a space and they meet to exercise and socialityize and receive education. i worked with third street senior center bringing the program to our neighborhood. our seniors would

district and i don't know if you're aware but when we only had one service in district 7 located by the ymca and since i have been on the board we expanded to west portal playground and park merced has a program or has to be put in and we have the costs -- champs restaurant on 19th avenue so if you have time please go visit it. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor yee. any other questions or comments? seeing none thank you. we will go to our next applicant, our third applicant, patricia spaniak. >> thank you for listening to me. >> yes thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is patricia spaniak. i'm from district 11 and currento on the department of aging board and the legislateiff council. currently i am working in an aging and place mold ed which is a grass places effort called kay iewga community connectors. because there are so many seniors without services in san francisco it's a pop up senior center. we rent a space and they meet to exercise and socialityize and receive education. i worked with third street senior center bringing the program to our neighborhood. our seniors would

district and i don't know if you're aware but when we only had one service in district 7 located by the ymca and since i have been on the board we expanded to west portal playground and park merced has a program or has to be put in and we have the costs -- champs restaurant on 19th avenue so if you have time please go visit it. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor yee. any other questions or comments? seeing none thank you. we will go to our next applicant, our third applicant, patricia spaniak. >> thank you for listening to me. >> yes thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is patricia spaniak. i'm from district 11 and currento on the department of aging board and the legislateiff council. currently i am working in an aging and place mold ed which is a grass places effort called kay iewga community connectors. because there are so many seniors without services in san francisco it's a pop up senior center. we rent a space and they meet to exercise and socialityize and receive education. i worked with third street senior center bringing the program to our neighborhood. our seniors would

want to share something what was back in the early 70s, 45 years ago i we were working and chinatown ymcae provided tutorial services i was a person that didn't know anything that was the beginning who would have thought that 45 years later we'll still be what the that it was a wonderful ride i'm so proud that san francisco is been with van ensured it took possession by the board of supervisors sometimes that were not popular to create the ups and downs and i guess it wasn't until december he fully appreciated that you lasted through those and figure out the wars and always another day and there was a sense that we could put together something special and in doing those things you know people need to be acknowledged i have a retirement event coming up in a couple of days and made me very sentimental i've thought of decades of people that 2rshd and what i firmly building the greatness of pretrial stands on the shoulders of many, many people far beyond mitchel and want a couple of people actually 3 people that i see - 4 to please stand up they're significant isn't history they're all indivi

and thinks that our kids are interested in so we been working with use of force with a lot of tools ymca a lot of you know after-school programs to get parents interested and learning more about favored tobacco and sell the flavored tobacco in san francisco berkley a lot of the counties have done similar things to restrict the flavored tobacco in the communities united states post office why san francisco which is one the number one, cities we not done anything to support the community especially, when it comes to kids and the disadvantaged communities i've e-mailed a couple of you guys to meet and ask i'm asking we all i know you guys have different schedule my schedule a flexibility i'm ready to meet at our date and time we want to meet with you guys to talk about an issue to see if you guys we're asking that to get that solution to support supervisor cohen and other organizations that have been working ending the favored tobacco thank you >> thank you. >> thank you sorry we'll not be getting to the safe and supportive school resolution it is late in the hour and make sure this report

district and i don't know if you're aware but when we only had one service in district 7 located by the ymca and since i have been on the board we expanded to west portal playground and park merced has a program or has to be put in and we have the costs -- champs restaurant on 19th avenue so if you have time please go visit it. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor yee. any other questions or comments? seeing none thank you. we will go to our next applicant, our third applicant, patricia spaniak. >> thank you for listening to me. >> yes thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is patricia spaniak. i'm from district 11 and currento on the department of aging board and the legislateiff council. currently i am working in an aging and place mold ed which is a grass places effort called kay iewga community connectors. because there are so many seniors without services in san francisco it's a pop up senior center. we rent a space and they meet to exercise and socialityize and receive education. i worked with third street senior center bringing the program to our neighborhood. our seniors would

want to share something what was back in the early 70s, 45 years ago i we were working and chinatown ymcae provided tutorial services i was a person that didn't know anything that was the beginning who would have thought that 45 years later we'll still be what the that it was a wonderful ride i'm so proud that san francisco is been with van ensured it took possession by the board of supervisors sometimes that were not popular to create the ups and downs and i guess it wasn't until december he fully appreciated that you lasted through those and figure out the wars and always another day and there was a sense that we could put together something special and in doing those things you know people need to be acknowledged i have a retirement event coming up in a couple of days and made me very sentimental i've thought of decades of people that 2rshd and what i firmly building the greatness of pretrial stands on the shoulders of many, many people far beyond mitchel and want a couple of people actually 3 people that i see - 4 to please stand up they're significant isn't history they're all indivi

want to share something what was back in the early 70s, 45 years ago i we were working and chinatown ymcae provided tutorial services i was a person that didn't know anything that was the beginning who would have thought that 45 years later we'll still be what the that it was a wonderful ride i'm so proud that san francisco is been with van ensured it took possession by the board of supervisors sometimes that were not popular to create the ups and downs and i guess it wasn't until december he fully appreciated that you lasted through those and figure out the wars and always another day and there was a sense that we could put together something special and in doing those things you know people need to be acknowledged i have a retirement event coming up in a couple of days and made me very sentimental i've thought of decades of people that 2rshd and what i firmly building the greatness of pretrial stands on the shoulders of many, many people far beyond mitchel and want a couple of people actually 3 people that i see - 4 to please stand up they're significant isn't history they're all indivi

he lived at the north end ymca. he wanted to be the next michael jordan. if you told him otherwise, he didn't want to hear it. the he was committed to playing basketball in college. but it was the other one that got i am had. he died in the hallway of his apartment complex when he was shot on march 1. he died on the streets of hartford. he didn't end up going to college to play basketball. he is just one of 2,600 a month that die from guns, 31,000 a year, 86 a day. a lot of gun owners in this country get that. they understand the flow of illegal weapons on tower streets. they understand there are some weapons that are way too powerful that do those terrible things to bodies when the bullets enter. and when donald trump talks to the n.r.a., i hope he takes them on and asks why they refuse to stand up for policies that will end this american carnage that the president talked about in his speech and why they won't start actually representing the views of american gun owners. i yield the floor. mr. barrasso: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator fr

want to share something what was back in the early 70s, 45 years ago i we were working and chinatown ymcae provided tutorial services i was a person that didn't know anything that was the beginning who would have thought that 45 years later we'll still be what the that it was a wonderful ride i'm so proud that san francisco is been with van ensured it took possession by the board of supervisors sometimes that were not popular to create the ups and downs and i guess it wasn't until december he fully appreciated that you lasted through those and figure out the wars and always another day and there was a sense that we could put together something special and in doing those things you know people need to be acknowledged i have a retirement event coming up in a couple of days and made me very sentimental i've thought of decades of people that 2rshd and what i firmly building the greatness of pretrial stands on the shoulders of many, many people far beyond mitchel and want a couple of people actually 3 people that i see - 4 to please stand up they're significant isn't history they're all indivi

want to share something what was back in the early 70s, 45 years ago i we were working and chinatown ymcae provided tutorial services i was a person that didn't know anything that was the beginning who would have thought that 45 years later we'll still be what the that it was a wonderful ride i'm so proud that san francisco is been with van ensured it took possession by the board of supervisors sometimes that were not popular to create the ups and downs and i guess it wasn't until december he fully appreciated that you lasted through those and figure out the wars and always another day and there was a sense that we could put together something special and in doing those things you know people need to be acknowledged i have a retirement event coming up in a couple of days and made me very sentimental i've thought of decades of people that 2rshd and what i firmly building the greatness of pretrial stands on the shoulders of many, many people far beyond mitchel and want a couple of people actually 3 people that i see - 4 to please stand up they're significant isn't history they're all indivi

want to share something what was back in the early 70s, 45 years ago i we were working and chinatown ymcae provided tutorial services i was a person that didn't know anything that was the beginning who would have thought that 45 years later we'll still be what the that it was a wonderful ride i'm so proud that san francisco is been with van ensured it took possession by the board of supervisors sometimes that were not popular to create the ups and downs and i guess it wasn't until december he fully appreciated that you lasted through those and figure out the wars and always another day and there was a sense that we could put together something special and in doing those things you know people need to be acknowledged i have a retirement event coming up in a couple of days and made me very sentimental i've thought of decades of people that 2rshd and what i firmly building the greatness of pretrial stands on the shoulders of many, many people far beyond mitchel and want a couple of people actually 3 people that i see - 4 to please stand up they're significant isn't history they're all indivi

it's just been a pleasure to work with the ymca. it is important that the work is accomplished. but we can't do it alone. you must have the partners involved with austin so once again, thank you also much and i really appreciate this honor in this acknowledgment. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> congratulations ms. johnson thank you so much for your service. >> all the educators that are here, would you please, stand up. thank you. [applause] thank you to all the educators have dedicated their lives to educating young minds. we are grateful. >> thank you thank you for being here today. okay our final commendation for today is going to be given by supervisor kim. thank you president breed and i knew at some words as well for the group about to bring up. i want to bring up san francisco interfaith council. the school committee servers and our department of homelessness and supportive housing to the podium.this past winter and each winter that apartment of homelessness and supportive housing in partnership with the san francisco interfaith council episcopal community services