there is one -- a program in district one at the chinatown ymca. there's a beautiful pool there. this is on sacramento near stockton, so really close to transportation, as well. two programs in district seven, including the stonestown drumming classes, so if you want to sign up, you should get on their wait list now. there's also a new program at parkmerced where the y is overseeing community services at a housing complex with the idea that bringing the services directly to where about 2500 older adults live is very efficient, and we're seeing how that program goes. it's going well so far. the last one is in district 11, and they work very hard there. there is a staff person who does an amazing job, and can i answer any questions? >> thank you, linda. any comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question. all in favor? any opposed? thank you. and i would like to thank the department. this was an epic meeting, and a tremendous amount of work has gone into it on the part of staff. the work was excellent, thorough,

a good samaritan found jake near the ymca outside of pittsburgh.s microchip located his owners. >> but they were about to have a baby and couldn't travel cross country, so volunteers stepped in connecting each other online. 20 volunteers across the country with 3 overnight stays, 31 pit stops got jake all the way back home. >> wow. >> teamwork. >> that is amazing. >>> okay, now to the latest plaque that looks nothing like the person it's supposed to honor. >> check it out. any guesses who this might be? i bet you were guessing soccer star brandi chastain. >> oh, yes, that was my first bet. >> she was being inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame but people say it looks more like mickey rooney or gary busey or jon voight. >> maybe if her hair was pulled back. last night on "jimmy kimmel live," chastain talked about her first reaction to the plaque. >> one of the gentlemen i had been working with came over and i said, hey, can you look at the nose? is that -- i don't have a bridge on the nose. on my plaque. look at all the evidence -- >> or th

francis family ymca posted this that one of their member, miss lucy, she was afraid of water.t didn't stop her. she decided to go down the water slide for the first time. miss lucy proving never too late to push yourself out of that comfort zone. >>> we mentioned what's going on in the tropics. nothing yet, but there is a potential 40% chance of development in the gulf over the next couple of days, and it could bring rain to the gulf over the weekend. stay with us. e zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. that's really good to know. i should clean this up. i'll get the dustpan. behind the golf clubs. get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can

simpson suggests you and your kiddos take frequent breaks.heather simpson//ymca aquatics director getut... give yourself some water... hydrate... maybe a snack to eat... so everyone has a clean... safe and fun time this summer. (grant) that was marievel santiago reporting. just last week we told you about a new study that found between 2000 and 2014 -- more than 27- thousand people got sick from being in what they call "recreational water." and eight of them died.(vicki) nearly 500 separate "obreaksof pool-related diseases were cited... gastro-intestinal problems.. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) but we have much more news on the way ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ((ken))thank you grant and vicki...next at six...a 17 year-old boy is in critical condition tonightafter he was attacked with a hammer..in his own home.his two friends were injured as well.tonight the masked men behind the attack...are still on the loose.we'll hear from shocked neighbors...coming up.plus, new tonight at six.the man accused of robbing two women, including a 93

the shelters are open at the ymca of marion and old fort baptist churches. >>> authorities found the body of sergeant edison hermand. his body was swept away in the floodwaters sunday. he was found in the river east of the heavily damaged community. he left a birthday party at a restaurant to help a woman trying to rescue her cat. he was swept up by the rushing water. maryland's governor ordering flags to fly at half staff in his honor. residents and business owners are being allowed back in to ellicott city to collect personal belongings. >>> embattled missouri governor eric greitens announcing he will resign friday over the scandals that rocked his time in office. the republican faces accusations of sexual misconduct including blackmail and felony charges connected to misuse of a charity donor list. during a speech to reporters, greitens did not admit legal wrongdoing, but he said the scrutiny has become too intense for him to continue as governor. >> this ordeal has been designed to cause an incredible amount of strain on my family. millions of dollars of mounting legal bills, end

[speaking spanish] the new program would be the ymca and i hope that this new program will support the families and the children. i know change is difficult to accept, and i know a lot of people are not willing to accept it, but i want the parents and teachers to see what this negativity they're imposing on our school, who is this negativity affecting? our children. i need your help. i need you to come to our school and help us raise the grade for our children. our school is at the bottom of the performance. please help us raise the grades of our children. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> [speaking spanish] paragraph paragrap[ speaking sp. the reason that i'm here is because i do not want the parents to get divided. if i work really hard at my school, in some of the parents get the information they need to get about the bilingual programs. so kids can get the education they need to get. [speaking spanish] >> so to -- i would just like the board of education to know how united our parents are at our school. we have at least 30 parents who get together every month at the school, an

we are a complete outsourcer the ymca, stanford university turns to us and says we don't know how tots, how to track down consumers, how to integrate your phone where you can sign up for a triathlon on your phone and pay with your phone. that's what you do please do that for us. as you can imagine that's a sticky high retention type of business with very fair pricing. >> you have got some fabulous relationships overseas not in traditional place. great business in the philippines kmrks is large people are worried about europe. but when you have a business like with a check bank or with a spanish bank, those are the two hot markets. europe is not flavor >> exactly right what we are most proud of and one of the best secrets about global payments is that a quarter of the business is outside the made to. in europe and. our faster growth markets in continental europe is in the czech republic we have half the market there. and romania and the like we have the same thin in asia. we are across 13 markets in asia which is where all the growth is in then philippines, fastest gdp growth faster i

>> i run a teenage program out of the bayview ymca, 14 to 24 we get them cooking and life skills. we allow them to take internships with the hotels, get them jobs and they are working. we have kids all over hotels in san francisco that started out with us. >> that makes a big impression.>> the kitchen is a high stress place but at the same time there are so many opportunities to learn life skills, teamwork, leadership, confidence, patience, all of those things. if you make a good dish you have to master those things so that is what we are giving them.>> i am impressed, you're a basketball player and a chef, thank you very much. okay, as we go to break i will be trying this sandwich and we will be back with more "ktvu mornings on 2" right after this. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. mil

open monday in san mateo county, in south san francisco, the county center in redwood city and the ymca in east palo alto. >> hopefully it is a neutral place, easy to get to and people will come out and make their vote count. >> reporter: now, historically most of the voters here will vote by mail, but just in case, in all 39 voting centers will be set up. again, for this monday, the rest starting may 26th into the week of the election. live in san mateo, robert handa, "nbc bay area news." >>> up next, an unforeseen setback for engineers working on the golden gate bridge. how a growing problem in the bay area impacted them. >>> also, the uncertain future for hundreds of homeless animals in oakland. we'll explain next. . >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. sunshine made it in this afternoon and a cool 67 in san jose. i'm tracking where we hit 80 degrees tomorrow and a new change in the weekend, that's in about four minutes. at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and

environmental activists, there a real concern for those groups, missionaries, ymca, as they want to not be implicated by their relationship to the state. o depending on what we mean by internationalism, those are very popular movements. of d transforming kinds movements that have their roots r large constituencies in the u.s. and then we have to wonder, borders, under borders but not through formal state structures, how do they in that narrative if we want to talk about how popular transformative internationalism was, and nationalism, i would argue we a bit more and thinking about that development don't fit d they neatly. they might oppose formal u.s. intervention that is lot of and yet be acting in the of d in all kinds significant sorts of ways. from the university of virginia. i wanted you to pursue further a notion that you raised in discussion here just a few inutes ago but which does not appear prominently in your papers, which is what americans happened in world war i. and the whole way that the was being world war i written in that generation, and how strongly the way they about

bowling leagues, baseball teams, ymcas which create things for kids to be part of something other thans. they have high degrees of inequality and only one parent in the household those five or six things all come together to create a self-reinforcing coe ining cult makes this is a toxic culture and breaking that becomes a very important thing that we have to do >> i got to tell you one thing i've heard from this experience. meek used to say to me there's two americas i'd say there's not. we live in one great country he says there's two americas i'd say there's not. when i sat there on november 6th and watch what happened to him, i realized he was right. there are two americas from my perspective, we need to work to bring that together. and that's the opportunity that i think, you know, this really shed a light on. sounds like glenn you are foc focused on this as well on how to bring everybody together. >> we hear so much about education and it's true. night shyamalan, you know, when you look at where urban kids -- the home life that they go home to, it doesn't matter if you're fixing t