james' pulpit becomes the ymca training center in springfield, massachusetts.cember 1891, he's tasked with creating an indoor activity for a group of young men during the winter. so, he dreams this game up? >> he had to start from scratch, and that's when the thinking started. >> the light bulb goes on one night, and he's ready to start the next morning. >> evidently, he asked the maintenance man there, "i need a box -- you know, something you can put a ball in." and he came back and said, "i can't find any boxes. i got a couple of peach baskets." >> oh, my -- for peaches. james hangs one up at each end of the gym, 10 feet high -- only because that's where he could get the nails in. he picked up a soccer ball because it was big enough where you had to hold it out. you couldn't hide it. the arched shot came from the little game of "duck on a rock," a kid's game in canada. >> then, he calls the boys in. >> he describes the first game. he said, "i had multiple black eyes, a dislocated shoulder, one guy completely knocked out." >> but the new game's a big hit. his

james' pulpit becomes the ymca training center in springfield, massachusetts.cember 1891, he's tasked with creating an indoor activity for a group of young men during the winter. so, he dreams this game up? >> he had to start from scratch, and that's when the thinking started. >> the light bulb goes on one night, and he's ready to start the next morning. >> evidently, he asked the maintenance man there, "i need a box -- you know, something you can put a ball in." and he came back and said, "i can't find any boxes. i got a couple of peach baskets." >> oh, my -- for peaches. james hangs one up at each end of the gym, 10 feet high -- only because that's where he could get the nails in. he picked up a soccer ball because it was big enough where you had to hold it out. you couldn't hide it. the arched shot came from the little game of "duck on a rock," a kid's game in canada. >> then, he calls the boys in. >> he describes the first game. he said, "i had multiple black eyes, a dislocated shoulder, one guy completely knocked out." >> but the new game's a big hit. his

staff at this ymca were accused of putting children in a closet in 2013 and again in 2016. another child accused a staffer of dragging him down the hall. sean elliot says the y fired staff and reported to dhs. >> we are never perfect and can do better, but i think we can reassure parents by bringing attention to it. >> another child had hair pulled making him scream out in pain. >> prodigy daycare in east falls has been the subject of four injury cases since 2010 including one where are a child was dragged by the neck after she wet her pants. all of the cases were settled out of court. western, the ymca and prodigy are considered four star facilities, supposedly the best of the best for pre-k. >> this is an ambitious roll out by the mayor. do you think the vetting process should have lasted longer? >> hindsight is 20/20. >> the ymca corrected violations and added prodigy took responsibility for their infractions. >> i want to get it right. it was a tight window to get everything up and running. we are excited about it. >> the deputy secretary thanked us and said her departm

a native of the city delivered a lectured at the ymca, we are a superior race with an inferior race to deal with. john tucker told his audience. we are its guardians, and it is our pupil. all this under god's good providence. as a christian people, we have a work of evangelization to do. the work was well underway. in less than two centuries of enslavement, half a million of african-americans were professing members of churches. tucker justified the continued resistance to union invasion on the basis that the confederacy war was the defending of a talent led to smart -- letter to promote ideas. if he had missed milroy's debacle, david was back to provide expertise to siegel. hisel proved no better than mediocre performance over the last few years. protestant breathed a sigh of relief, and his successor posed a greater threat. david hunter, a west point 'saduate and abolitionist thought to restore his military reputation after mediocre performances in missouri and south carolina. should i ever have another command, hunter wrote, i shall be as absolute as a turk and consults nobody on th

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. >>> ymca official said your camp has reopened after an outbreak of a virus. it happened on tuesday near boulder creek. several children and so does a were attending the camp with a got said. symptoms included vomiting and diarrhea. a spokeswoman says the camp had a thorough cleaning and has been cleared by the health department to reopen.>>> part is turning on electricity to new stretch of track and they want officials to know that it can be deadly. the stretch runs from the recently opened station in fremont south to san jose which is set to open next year. the tracks are humming right now with 1000 v of electricity. they want to make sure people understand that even though trains are not running, tracks are deadly.>> they will be going out into the neighborhood to try to contact thousands of people to let them know. >> officials are worried about people trespassing and using it as a shortcut even though there are fences as well as warning signs. >>> an early mother's day for a special group of women gathering today to treat them and white it is a mix of cel

do you believe that providing like the ymca and the girl scouts of america greater access to fbi fingerprint background checks is an important step in keeping child predators and filing criminals away from our children? >> i do come a senator. i don't know enough about the legislation to react, but the more information you can put in the hands of people who will be near children, the better. we have a new feature called -- that once you check someone's identification and see if they have no record come if they later developed one, you can be alerted to it if it happens thereafter, which makes a big difference. >> thank you. you has spoken at length about the going dark program, whereby strong encryption technology hinders the ability of law enforcement to access communication and other personal data on smartphones and similar devices. prepared testimony addresses this issue as well. i have expressed significant concern about proposals that will require device or software manufacturers to build a backdoor into their programming to allow law enforcement to access encrypted data in the course o

homeless program was started in 1982 when then mayor dianne feinstein announced the city would pay the ymca and a charity shelter to house people. 35 years later, the program still relies on non-profits to provide services. >> right now, there's 14 different databases that track services and people through the system. there's really no way to help manage someone through the system. >> reporter: jeff is the director of san francisco's department of homelessness and support of housing. and he wants more accountability. since 2003, san francisco has had a city services auditor whose responsibilities include monitoring the level of services provided by the city. when a recent civil grand jury report point -- enter the tipping point. >> we want to help the city build a better database, understand who they're serving, how much they're serving them, get the names of folks and really understand the 2,000 people that are chronically homeless in san francisco. >> reporter: founded and run by daniel leery, the tipping point has given out more than $120 million. the hall mark of the tipping point is it

last week, a ymca group came, eighth, ninth, 1st in 1 and 12th grade. ask me to talk to them. wanted to be in ohio and do one more big thing before i left. in the course of my talking to them a kid fainted and we had to move, so we walked from the front of the state house over to the holocaust memorial, and i got up on one of the walls and i talked to those kids about what this memorial was all about and i said you need to good and parade what happened here, and understand, i said you see that thing that is written? if you save one life, you've saved the world? all the groups be there because it's inspiring. you believe in something go for it. even if you have to fight a lot of of people. over you've done it all your lifetime and you were willing to give up big things because i site laid your principled. wife do you think i like you? >> host: i don't know. that's another question. you have done the same thing. one of the lessons we learned, at least when i was the national governor's association, you at any time know when the person sitting next to you walk republican or democ

and so they would receive a hero's welcome, marched down 16th street to the ymca, and enjoyed festivities hosted by the good townsmen of denver. as an aside, there was a message that meeker sent on september 22 , 1879 before he met his maker that the agitated agents said "there are soldiers coming. by the way, the soldiers are negroes, and it is sufficient that this race, once so despised, shall compel the civilization of the indians." be careful of course of what you wish for, because he never lived to see that day happen. well in the aftermath by 1879, of peace commission consisting of the chief a former white river , indian agent, and colonel hatch met at the agency under a heavy guard of troops and ute police so that they could bring about the long road to peace with another treaty that would ultimately be a lasting treaty, but alas, many of the lands ultimately 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. i will say we oftentimes think about american indians in past tense. but we have to remember, in suc

so they began to -- this was one of the first posters, this shows you the ymca -- ywca, i should say, actually, it took care of the women's bill letting, developed places for them to stay in france. this is that public/private connection that you see throughout world war i. are you aware, for example, that the united states government expropriated or basically took over the telephone wires and the railroads in the united states for the duration of the war as well. so, a lot of private enterprise was just, you know, put to the service of government because our government was relatively small and had no experience in ongoing kind of military effort of this sort overseas especially. so the ywca was in charge of that and the women were recruited from everywhere and they came from everywhere. as the archivist was saying, 7600 women applied for the first 100 jobs. the greatest number came from my home state, california. by the way, californians are very chatty, and there was -- part of this is that the telephone was especially important in parts of the world, parts of the country where ther

now, do you believe that providing organizations like the ymca and the girl scouts of america greater access to fbi fingerprint background checks is an important step in keeping child predators and violent criminals away from our children? >> i do, senator. i don't know enough about the legislation to react, but i think the more information you can put in the hands of the people who are vetting, people who are going to be near children, the better. we have an exciting new feature of the fbi's fingerprint system that once you check someone's identification, check them to see if they have no record, if they later develop one, you can be alerted to it if it happens thereafter which i think makes a big difference. >> thank you. you've spoken at length about the so-called going dark program. strong encryption technology hinders the ability of law enforcement to access communication and other personal data on smartphones and similar devices. your prepared testimony for today's hearing addresses ths issue as well. i expressed significant concern about proposals that would require device or s

that argument on the other side is that equality would be impossible anywhere conditions of war lord ymca. -- war-lordism. you have to produce -- you need the basics of the state produce the kind of flourishing, but that doesn't mean that, like, that's all you should pursue or that's the bar to clear. which is what makes it all so weird. one way i want people to think about in this book -- i think i sort of explicitly said it in book talks and say in the book -- got to think about the system's cost and benefits who it's costing and one way to run the experiment if you live in the nation, just don't have a lot of interactions with the system, what system do you want if someone you loved was accused of a crime. >> host: that leads to one of my favorite passages in the form of a series of questions. i'll read these. what kind of justice system would exist in a? i which each member of see site were actually valued at a full human with tremendous potential, even if he or she commit eat crime or hurt someone or broke the commune's norms norms normse held accountable. what would a criminal justi

do you believe that providing organizations like the ymca and the greater access to fingerprint background checks is an important step in keeping child predators and violent criminals away from our children? >> i do, senator. i don't know enough about the legislation to react and the more information you can put in the hands of people near children the better. we have an exciting new feature of the fbi's fingerprint system called rapbacked. once you check their identification and check to see if they have a record, if they later develop one you can be alerteded if they have one thereafter that makes a big difference. >> you spoke about the so-called going dark program whereby strong encryption technology hinders the ability of law enforcement to access communication and other personal data on smartphones and similar devices. your prepared testimony addresses this issue, as well. i've expressed significant proposals that would require device or software manufacturers to build a back door into their programming to allow law enforcement to access encrypted data in the course of investigations

now, do you believe that providing organizations like the ymca and girl scouts of america greater access to the fbi fingerprint background checks is an important step in keeping child predators and keeping criminals away from our children? >> i do, senator. i don't know enough about the legislation, but the more information you can put in the hands of the people vetting who will be around children, the better. we have a exciting, new feature of the fbi's fingerprint program. once you check someone's identification, check them to see if they have no record, if they later develop one, you can be alerted to it if it happens thereafter, which i think makes a difference. >> thank you. you've spoken at length about the so-called going dark program, whereby strong encryption technology hinders the ability of law enforcement to access communication and other personal data on smartphones and similar devices. your prepared testimony for today's hearing at dresses this i -- addresses this, as well. i have proposals that would require device or software manufacturers to build a back door into their

last week a ymca group game, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th grade. would you go down and talk to them. i said sure, wanted to be in ohio, one more big thing before i left. in the course of my talking to them, a kid fainted and we had to move. so we walked from the front of the state house over to the holocaust memorial, and i got up on one of the walls and i talked to those kids about what this memorial was all about. and i said, you need to go and read what happened here, you need to understand. i said you see that thing that's written, if you save one life, you've saved the world, all of those groups should be there. because what it is is inspiring. you believe in something, go for it. even if you've got to fight a lot to get it done. you've done it all of your lifetime, are you kidding? you got to the point you were willing to give up big things, big things because it violated your principles. why do you think i like you? >> i don't know, that's always the question. [laughter] >> and one of the lessons we've learned, when i was at the national governor's association, you didn't know

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. >>> officially the best thing we've seen at the ballpark this year, "ymca." >> you're kidding.. let it wash over you. wait for it. here it is. >> narrator: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by liberty mutual insurance. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king police in manchester england say they have made significant arrests in the bombing investigation. eight men are now in custody. police believe a network was behind the attack. >> "the new york times" published details of the bomb collected be i british police. perfects show a sophisticated device. british authorities are furious about the american leaks over official intelligence. bomber salman abedi's younger brother and father have been detained in libya by a militia group. >>> we have learned the identities of 19 of 22 teenagers killed. nine of them were teenagers. queen elizabeth visited the manchester hospital where young children are recovered. one girl with leg injuries describes frightening moments after the blast. >> i just remember thexp people were screaming. >> it was really, really scary. >> yes, it

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then to return home, that was in august of 1937 and to return home in november 1937 and come to the ymca where they had seen me and invited me and there to meet eleanor roosevelt all on the same day meant to me that i just felt there was a purpose for my life and that i had so much that was unusual in experience that i had to feel responsible and from 1937 for the rest of those two women they were a great influence. >> first, about the ywca, you go to the ywca and when you come it's focused as one would think on women, improving lives for women. when you leave it has changed its focus to focus almost exclusively on eliminating racism. that's a big job. >> when i went in in 1944, i was the secretary for interracial education and i had these experience of two years later of going to the convention for really desegregating and i had dr. rays come and he said to the group, if you have a christian purpose and i hear so many saying the time isn't right, then in the light of your purpose it's your job to ripen the time. that was a helpful thing because what i tried to do was to bring into the y

take the boys and girls club, mentor, or the ymca just to name a few. these groups an dozens of others which exist in virtually all of our districts, have come to congressman schiff and to me asking for help. just like any parent they too want to ensure that people working wo -- working with our kids are decent work clean backgrounds and good intentions. mr. speaker, that's where congress comes in. we have a duty to ensure every youth-serving organization in america can afford and access the best background checks on staff and volunteers. so they can properly vet people who might have traveled across state lines. this means utilizing the f.b.i.'s gold standard database. shockingly enough, not every organization has the option today, but we have the ability to change that. the child protection improvements act would allow all youth-serving organizations to utilize the f.b.i. fingerprint-based background check. we're eliminating the red tape that prevents access in some states so every organization can adequately look out for our children, no matter where

do you believe providing the girl couts and ymca to fingerprint background checks is an important stepn keeping child predators and violent criminals away from our children? >> i do, senator. i don't know enough about the legislation to react. i think the more information you can put in the hands of the people who are vetting people who will be near children, the better. we have a new feature of the f.b.i.'s fingerprint system called wrap back that once you check someone's identification, check them to see if they have no record, if they later develop one you can be alerted to it if it happens after that which i think makes a big difference. >> you spoke about the going dark program whereby strong encryption technology inhibits law enforcement to access personal data and communication on smartphones and similar devices. your prepared testimony for today's hearing addresses this issue as well. i have expressed significant concern about proposals that would require device or software manufacturers to build a back door into their programming to allow law enforcement to access encrypted da

do you believe that providing organizations like the ymca and the girl scouts greater american -- greater access is an important step in keeping child predators and violet criminals away from our children question mark >> i do. i think the more information you can put in the hands of the people who are vetting people who will be near children, the better. we have a feature that once you check someone's identification, check them to see if they have no record, if they later develop one you can be alerted to it if it happens thereafter. which i think makes a big difference. >> thank you. -- linksspoken at inc. about the going dark program. vendors theption ability of law enforcement to medication and personal data on smartphones and similar devices. you're prepared testimony addresses this issue. i have expressed significant concern about proposals that would require a device or software manager -- manufacturers to build a backdoor into their programming to allow law enforcement to access encrypted data in the course of an investigation. i remain convinced that such backdoors can be created

do you believe that providing organizations like the ymca and the girl scouts of america greater access to fbi fingerprint background checks is an important step in keeping child predators and violent criminals away from our children? >> i do, senator. i don't know enough about the legislation to react. but i think the more information you can put in the hands of the people who are vetting, people who are going to be near children, the better. we have an exciting new feature of the fbi's fingerprint system called wrap back. once you check someone, if they have no record, if they later develop one, you can be alerted to it if it happens thereafter which makes a big difference. >> thank you. i spoke about the so-called going dark program. whereby strong encryption enters the ability of law enforcement to access communication and other personal data on smartphones and similar devices. your prepared testimony for today's hearing addresses this issue as well. i have expressed significant concern about the proposals that would require device or software manufacturers to build a back door into

ymca. >> outstanding. just let it breathe. let it wash over you. ♪ wait for it.s morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by liberty mutual insurance. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. police in manchester, england, say they have made significant arrests in the bombing investigation. at least eight men are now in custody. police believe a network was behind the attack. >> "the new york times" published details of the bomb collected by british police. these pictures show a sophisticated device. british authorities are furious about american leaks of key intelligence. prime minister theresa may is talking to president trump about the issue at the nato summit in brussels. a short time ago, the president called the leaks deeply troubling and a grave threat. he promised a full investigation