there is a poster she did of a young ymca woman, handing out coffee and books. the war effort entailed having lots of female support. it was an important time for feminism, so many women supporting the war effort, going abroad as she did. she went to france. she was an entertainer, an early version of uso. this lovely picture on the right, asking for support for the ymca, she used herself as the model. that is a self-portrait of her extending that coffee cup to the doughboy. steve: chapter three, mirroring masculinity. there are so many elements as you look at this artwork. mr. lubin: a wonderful painting of a young mother in an s-curve position. she is holding an infant in one arm and the hand of her daughter, in a sailor suit, on the left. this is on the hudson river, up in the mountains. they are watching the troops go off to war. presumably daddy is one of those soldiers we see marching off. it is a splendidly beautiful picture. i love in particular, nobody know about this painting until about 10 years ago. the philips gallery in washington. some conservator

continuing programmes next year include ymca programmes. again, they have gone now, we made it a modification in this year's budget to extend them to seven days a week and that will continue into next year. d.p.h., one treasure island's many programmes including shipshape and pantry and others. as well as our facilities maintenance, and operations support from d.p.w. anticipated expenses next year, new budget items or expanded budget items, we are planning to continue the preapprenticeship abatement training programme next year. looking at the building that director dunlop was discussing and building 29 is a building we plan to abate in the fall and we'll look and see if we would potentially have an additional spring class of next year. we do have a one-time payment of just under $1 million that ticd needs to make to independent construction, which is the firm that leases the site where we have the dirt stockpiled. and so that will be a pass-through payment through our budget to independent construction. we're expecting to see solid revenue

so ymca engaged us to help get this message out.he importance of learning how to swim and dispelling the smith that african-americans can't swim. anybody can swim if you learn how to swim. >> i am more thaned hon to have this special recognition. >> how did it feel to be ducted into the advertising hall of fame? >> beite indinto the advertising hall of fame was the most incredible experien that i had had. >> see the magic that once made this industry great. [ applause ] >> that an african-american woman, i just put my head down and enjoyed wat >> keeping up, it takes hard work. >> and then tobe able to portray african-americans through my eyes as i know them. what a magnificent thing to be able to do. it's been great journey. >> congratulations again. thank you so much.>> nd that will do it for us. you can find more of our coverage at captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition epr sunday, february 11: the white house es to release its budget for next year, as officials continue to defend john kelly's handling of ro

ymca engaged us to help get this m t.hportance of learning how to swim and dispelling the smith thatic a-americans can't swim. anybody can s ym if learn how to swim. to am more than honored have this special recognition. >> how did it feel to be ducted into the advertising hall of fame? >> being inducted into the advertising hall of fame was the most incredible experience that i had had. >> see the mag that once made this industry great. [ applause ] >> that an african-american woman, i just put my head down and enjoyed whatee >> kping up, it takes hard work. >> and then to beble to portray african-americans through my eyes a i know them. what a magnificent thing to be able to do. it's been a great journey. >> congratulations again. thank you so much. >> and that will do it for us. you can find more of our coverage at robert: crisi and confrontations across washington. president trump signs a bipartisan spending bill, but not before a shutdown showdown. rattled markets are and the white house faces tough questions over co

i'm the branch operations director with the bayview ymca. thank you for your time and interest in this topic. as it has been shared we're in support of the first 5 initiative here as you heard today and know, the first 5 initiative does tremendous work here in san francisco. particularly bayview hunter point, our family resource center is supporting families from all over the community. our families are amazing, they're powerful, but they're also in need and struggling like many families here in san francisco. without the support of first 5, we would not be able to provide these essential services. some of them that look like merely connecting families to resources in the community or across the city. providing support groups for men, for women, for mothers, for fathers. literacy opportunities, so that our young people and children are ready to learn in school. and there are very basic things like diapers, like a cup of coffee, a safe space, a food box if needed. so first 5 has done tremendous work. i'm reminded of a story of a father who ca

a driver ran into a portable ymca after school building at castor valley elementary while children were inside. no injuries were reported. you can see the damage where the car's bump e hit the building. as for the car itself, it's going to need a new hood. alcohol and drugs are not believed to be involved. >>> that massive metal scrap yard fire in richmond is out, but questions remain, especially from residents who say they were never notified by the emergency alert system. drone uview 7 shows the fire. according to richmond officials, the fire department triggered the shelter in place after the fire was fully involved. the county notification system only goes into effect during incidents at refineries. >>> an official train accident in santa rosa this morning is now thought to be a suicide. this is the smart train's first fatality. here's wayne freedman with the investigation and the historical context. >> reporter: at haern avenue, you generally do not hear the horns, even when the engineer did hit a warning button, it appears to have made no difference. >> you know, i'm guessing it c

. >>> scary moments in castro valley, a car crashed into a portable building operated by the ymca. the driver suffered minor injuries and no one else was hurt. we were over the scene after the crash happened, the fire department says the portable building suffered some damage and the accident happened in a parking lot shared by the elementary school. no word on what caused the crash. >>> and investigation underway in santa rosa after a train struck and killed a woman. it is the first pedestrian death for the rail system. we are looking at video to try to figure out what happened. >> reporter: police were summoned to the intersection of herndon avenue. police say 64-year-old marion harrison was hit and killed by a southbound smart train. suicide is suspected. once the engineers saw the pedestrian, the whistle was sounded and the brakes applied but it took a quarter of a mile to stop, too far to avoid hitting the victim. details of what happened have not been released but there is one crucial piece of evidence. >> we are still conducting that part of the investigation. we will nome -

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he walked into the ymca and asking out girl scouts. >>> recalling a judge -- receiving a violent threat at school yesterday. michelle started the effort to remove the judge from the bench. the campaign is in reaction to the sentencing of a former stanford swimmer to six months in jail. for a sexual assault on campus. she says she's already received lots of hate mail. a friend opening her milk estate says something about this envelope was different and it took her a few seconds to understand what was being said. >> she said, this one -- the envelope has white powder in it. at first, it didn't really register what she was telling me. and then i realized that i needed to tell the authorities. >> they've shut down two classrooms at the law school. the note said, since you're going to [ indiscernible ] i'm going to treat you like emily del. let's see what kind of sentencing i get free being a rich white male. seneca county voters will decide if judge persky will be recalled from the room. coming up next chill out there. >> chilly start to the mornings. the afternoon our isn't too bad. more 6

and alsos the treasure island parent's council and ymca are scheduled to have a black history month celebrationn saturday, the 24th, at the treasure island gym, open to all residents and they'll have food, games and live entertainment. the p.u.c. is continuing to install new street light poles and additional lighting along avenue h between california and 8th and 9th. with the upcoming closure of avenue of the palms, we wanted to increase and improve some of the lighting along avenue h, which will become the main thorough fare in and out of the north island. someone from tida staff has been doing a lot of work over the last month or so to make information available to residents about summer youth employment programmes throughout the city, coordinating with the p.u.c.'s project pole whose application deadline is february 26. but also about the upcoming career resource and employment fair that will be held on march 17. the stewardship programme has installed a native plant demonstration garden at the corner of 13th and e next to the playground. so there is a variety of native plants from the islan

on third street right near the bayview hunters point ymca performing life-saving care to a man at the scene. two firefighters suffered injuries that were not life- threatening receiving treatment at the scene and the other transported to the hospital. >>> a fire in san carlos forced patients to evacuate. firefighters were called to the sporting goods store on highway 101 this morning. crews called for additional help when they learned a clinic at about 10 patients on dialysis machines. no one was hurt. the fire was brought to a storage area. >> the city of berkeley is one of the 1st to clearest of a sanctuary city for cannabis users. last night the council approved a measure prohibiting employees and police from cooperating to enforce marijuana laws. the resolution is modeled after a california policy that protects undocumented immigrants. the recreational sales became legal this year. >> we are going to provide that we will not assist the d.a. in enforcing federal drug laws. >> once the resolution was passed the mayor said berkeley may be the first to the chorus of a sanctuary cannab

authorized $15 million for -- that's another dedicated effort. [ cheers and applause ] he sits on the ymca urban services oversight committee. and this past year mary and al were honored by their neighbors, friends and the mayor's office of housing and community development with the neighborhood empowerment lifetime achievement award. they were one of the first people to do that. so it is my great honor to recognize someone that i think of as a friend and someone that i've watched with great pride lead his community, al harris. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, supervisor safai. it's a funny thing because if you try to get an award, you can't get it. [ laughter ] no matter how hard you try. and he's right. minnie and lovie were just so dedicated to the community that mary, my lovely wife, decided that she really liked the name minnie. she thought it was a joke at first. she says, nobody's name minnie, is it? and lovie? really? so the torch was passed from minnie to mary, and the torch was passed from lovie to me. and so he always supported minnie, and i support my wife. and she's the o

representing the ymca of san francisco, more specifically, bayview hunters point where i'm the executive director. commission to build strong kids, families and community. core of the work in terms of vision is really about sustainable, healthy communities. and this project in itself really relies upon those social determines of healths. san francisco giants have been a long-term supporter and partner in our work, from enhancing our educational programs, as well as our health programs through our youth work force development as well as our sports department. you have heard the very nuances and details from the affordable units provided, as well as the open parks and spaces that provide an opportunity for families to come together, but more importantly, for a healthy san francisco. i strongly encourage you on today to move this project forward, it provides an opportunity for work force development as you have heard in the many comments, this is really a need for san francisco, particularly in this area where we are so close to bayview hunters point. more importantly, i think that it's imp

it happened at a commercial building on third street near the bay view hunter's point ymca.amedics performed life- saving care on a man who was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. two firefighters were also hurt. one was taken to the hospital but we don't know his condition right now. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. hey, mike, sal, gasia, i'll send it back to you. >>> thank you, dave. >>> the family of a man shot and killed by a bart officer last month is planning to sue bart and the officer. the family says it is a case of excessive force and they want bart police to release the video. >> that is right. >> justice. >> reporter: family and friends say he was wrongfully killed. >> using a weapon should be the last resort. more often than not it seems to be the first option. >> reporter: his sister spoke at the rally and john burress showed a photo of kendall's back after he was shot by a bart police officer last month. >> it entered his body on the back side. >> reporter: he was involved in a scuffle w

there was a fire at a commercial fire near the ymca.rmed life- saving care to a man at the scene. he has been taken to the hospital in serious condition. two firefighters were also injured. one was taken to the hospital. no word yet on the firefighter's condition. >>> also new from overnight a fire at a sporting good store in san carlos forced dialysis patients to evacuate. firefighters were called to industrial road off of highway 101 just before 2:30 a.m. crews called for additional help after they learned that a clinic in the same strip mall had ten patients on dialysis machines. the patients were safely evacuated and no one was hurt. >>> a florida man has a terrifying ride on a freeway. his gas pedal got stuck and his suv accelerated to about 100 miles per hour. >> i'm about to hit somebody. >> we have troopers coming. >> get out of the way. >> you're still going 100 even. >> i'm doing like 95, about 100, yes, ma'am. >> this part of the desperate 911 call that manmade from behind the wheel as he had no control over his suv. troopers

>> the community stepped up, support at the portland ymca helpful to a lot of friends.u call yourself a conservative and supporter of the second amendment. has this incident impacted your views? >> only slightly but i still believe in the second amendment's importance to our nation. it has been dissatisfying to see the never again movement switch from simply making sure this will never happen again for us to gun control but at this meal of the day the entire community and the never again movement is heavily pushing to make sure school shootings will be a thing of the past. i am happy to see the community coming together to work for better change. dagen: there were so many signs and signals that were there and missed. have you ever seen or heard about nikolas cruise? >> i had friends in class with him, they told me they always knew something was up about him. >> what did they say about him? >> they said he was an outcast. he wasn't understood. they considered him a weirdo. he didn't have a lot of friends but no one thought he would do such a thing. dagen: governor rick s