any of whom were ymca members back home fire to the start of the war. the members of the christian commission realized the needs of this soldiers were temporal and spiritual. if -- it would be difficult if not impossible to track them to christ if their knees were not messed first. therefore the varied activities were at the base directed towards preparing soldiers to receive and act upon the christian message. and although the christian commission has been remembered largely in history books as an agency that treated bibles and other materials to the forces which is correct, it did more. it also engaged in activities ranging from supplying fresh food to the troops to teaching black soldiers all in an attempt to bring these men to the lord. and a commission chairman suggested, there is a good deal of rigid and -- of religion. temporal -- which was formed in the summer of 1861 to complement the army's medical bureau. and from its inception, they concerned themselves largely with problems that range from sanitation, drainage, diet and medical care. and yo

with ymca all over the country. we have about 1100 program locations now. those program locations have served about 62,000 people. that may seem like a drop in the bucket, that may seem impressive but their 84 million americans living with prediabetes and only 10% know it. we only come it is only a drop in the bucket. we have much more to do to do that and is going to take a lot of organizations working together including with healthcare partners, with technology, with other organizations to see an impact. >> so, so for these of it up and running for what, a couple of years? is anything you learned about sort of what works or doesn't work that's different from the pilot? and also, i mean, if you're fighting the basically you are having success in these programs and they are helping people, maybe talk about what the measure of success is, but also do you then, the fact that you're kind of a drop in the bucket, does that lead you to think that maybe we need, i mean, cms is sort of holding up the approval of these virtual diabetes prevention programs. would yo

out with all the boys ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca >> jimmy: that's the -- that's not the ymca.e macarena. maybe it's a magarena. either way, i don't know. donald trump could have you deported for doing it, so be careful. our president hit on a hundred different subjects last night at the rally. he predicted gridlock and chaos if the democrats take congress in the midterms as opposed to now, i guess, when everything's running so smoothly. trump was really -- he was in his element last night, boasting about his imagined accomplishments, and to celebrate those, we slowed him down to half speed for tonight's braggadocious edition of drunk donald trump. ♪ >> we've done so much, just point after point. i will not do this to you, but look at this. page after page after page after page. ♪ >> jimmy: we have a -- we got quite a show for you tonight. from american horror story, sarah paulson is with us tonight. and from american horror story, sex with donald trump, stormy daniels is here tonight. she's here promoting her new book, "full disclosure." if nothing else, trump is making americ

under her guidance, the primed and prepped program has expanded to the mission and chinatown ymca, so if you haven't checked it out, you definitely want to check out this program. mrs. armstrong's unwaivering ded indication to the community is reflected through her work on many nonprofits. i'll just list a couple of them. the bayview opera house, girls 2000, the 21st century academy, and the city college of san francisco southeast, just to name a few, the southeast campus. mrs. armstrong has supported the success of three initiatives has had a significant impact on the bayview-hunters point community, like network for teaching entrepreneurship, and the san francisco renaissance entrepreneurial center. mrs. armstrong has also served as the interim volunteer manager for the american red cross. she's done work as the program director as the american heart association, specifically running the heart association's program called black community programming. she's been a consultant for capital one and consumer action, and as the community relations drar for fazz's restaurant. so the reason

, ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ they have everything for your man to enjoy, you can hang out withs. >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley. happy q4 i am carl quintanilla with sara eisen and jon fortt. stocks start the quarter and week with an emphatic rally. going to be the best day since august s & p above the closing high for the moment mike santoli here to talk about what's working we can talk to a couple of things. >> the markets seemed like they were pointed higher. futures opened three-tenths of 1% the trade deal gives an excuse to buy beaten up stuff down on fears of something getting disrupted, kansas city southern, the railroad that was the proxy, but we also have amazon and apple up a percent and a half, presumably because the market is open people think the fourth quarter is set up for follow through gains. >> ymca, great way to remember the new trade deal we are watching the rose garden for president trump to come out and tout this. last hour, raised an interesting point, it allows cheaper parts to the market, whether autos or canadian stock market, the green ligh

like ymca or united states marine corps, with a a at the end. i didn't want to use the name nafta because nafta has been so bad for us. ten years ago, 15 years ago, you look at new england where the factories were devastated. people forget. you still have empty buildings all over the country from nafta, and usmca is the most advanced, modern and balanced trade agreement ever negotiated. it's also the largest trade deal the united states has ever made. we think it's the largest trade deal ever made in the world. $1.2 trillion in commerce per year. the usmca will protect america workers, substantially increase exports of american agriculture, and our farmers are so happy. and she was so happy. and they didn't know if we be able to make a deal or certainly a fair deal for them. this deal will revitalize also the american auto industry. one thing i wanted, was, i don't want any incentives to get companies to leave our country, fire everybody, move to mexico, canada or someplace, and build cars and send them in, no tax and no nothing. in the meantime

under her guidance, the primed and prepped program has expanded to the mission and chinatown ymca, sof you haven't checked it out, you definitely want to check out this program. mrs. armstrong's unwaivering ded indication to the community is reflected through her work on many nonprofits. i'll just list a couple of them. the bayview opera house, girls 2000, the 21st century academy, and the city college of san francisco southeast, just to name a few, the southeast campus. mrs. armstrong has supported the success of three initiatives has had a significant impact on the bayview-hunters point community, like network for teaching entrepreneurship, and the san francisco renaissance

narcan,l offer free nasal spray, to all 16,500 68,000 public libraries in each of the 2700 ymca locationsbook. vice president u.s. public policy. committed to addressing the opioid epidemic to impactful public-private partnerships including a link in search of supporting the psa -- challenge, board member. building a challenge national treatment system so they can understand which recovery programs are showing the most promise of success and addiction. google. government policy and government affairs. google has created a tool for national tape back day on a google.com home page and will watch a partnership with walgreens to display locations on google maps. johnson & johnson. miss linda murray, senior vice president, consumer experience in global editor in chief. johnson & johnson will continue fight substance abuse and launched an opioid addiction awareness campaign that reached more than 2.5 million parents via the center. mr. roger krohn, chairman and , to opioid related causes to educate our work force of 38,000 employees, dozens of companies. mike employs workers directly from gradu

. >> every public library and ymca across the country maybe soon equipped with free nor cam. the company says it will provide two doses of the nasal spray to more than 16,000 facilities. it offers free doses to high schools and colleges. overdoses kill an estimated 115 americans every day.>>> new video shows one of the tallest freestanding climbing walls of the world. at this, it is curved. it is called excalibur. you can see in this drone footage climbers tackling this dour. officials say the climbing wall is over 121 feet high. thrill seekers can check it out in the netherlands. because of the 36 foot curve build into the design, the tower rises into the clouds and forms an extreme overhang. that looks like fun to me. >> it does. my goodness. it does look like fun and a little bit scary. i'm not sure if i would do that. if you are up there, you're getting a spectacular view. we are getting of you around the bay area. alive look with our san jose cam. plenty of sunshine. here is the sales force tower camera. catching some sun. it took a while for the skies to clear. without

they lived in a car, taking showers at the "y," watching the news at the ymca. this man lived in his van, working at a strip club on and off. it's not unusual. he's a spree bomber, 14 bombs in a week. a couple of i.d. prints were on the outside of the envelope. the big question is he acting alone. i'm sure the commanders are pressing that hard, did he buy more timers? did he buy more pipe. where is the place? the place could be in the van, or the place could be at an accomplice's house or garage or storage facility he rents. there's a place, and in that place there's probably tape, pipe -- >> supplies. >> yes. >> i want to go back, especially when you bring up the d.c. snipers. i want to play more, giving this background. the family's lawyer gave his opinion. take a listen to this. >> he also had what i consider lesser i.q., substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14-year-old in an adult's body. it'smy opinion he was attracted to the trump formula of reaching out, trump reaching out to these types of outsiders, people who don't fit in, people who are angry

yesterday it will provide two doses of the nasal spray to more than 16,000 public libraries and 2,700 ymcasrcan kit can cost more than 1 hundred dollars. it already offers free doses to high schools and colleges. it's estimated opioid overdoses kill 115 americans every day. >>> people magazine reports actress jamie lee curtis is opening up about her decade-long opioid addiction and h sister helped save her life. curtis said she kept her addiction a secret from everyone until she stole her older sister's prescribed opioids. she said that her sister reacted with love and support which led the actress to seek treatment. the halloween star has been sober for almost 20 years and still attends recovery meetings to maintain her sobriety and help other addicts. >>> the fda approved a new drug for the flu. the single-dose treatment works to short earn symptoms and suspect sold under the brand name xofluza. it should be taken with the first two days of symptoms. still to come, tesla delivers. the electric car company makes good on a promise to post a profit as it ramped up its production of the model

they are scheduled to perform at the ymca.>>> here is a story we have been following for months. nonprofit called the ocean cleanup has been assembling giant floating tubes. they are the length of five football fields. the inventor describes it as a huge pac-man that will grab floating plastic. it is expected to arrive at the great pacific garbage pact between california and hawaii within two weeks.>>> here is mark with a look at the warming weather. >> we have some 70s and 80s and going to increase the numbers for your seven-day forecast. today san francisco was at 69, santa rosa 80, vallejo, antioch , concord. we're tracking a storm system that moved out to the east producing a few scattered showers out toward the sierra earlier today. offshore we have the dry weather pattern. the radar has picked up some false returns. it is completely dry in the bay area. we did have some scattered high clouds and it is very mild right now. it is in the 60s in car -- concord, 65 san francisco, santa rosa 63, san jose is checking in in the lower 60s. we were talking about the wind speed. the w

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steph curry and soccer star neymar shooting hoops at a ymca in paris, because.. why not?licity. and since neymar was at a distinct disadvantage.. they both tried heading it in: that he was great at.. steph not so much.. he kept trying and he did get one. ( darya )and it wasn't pretty, but the patriots beat the bills last night so, adorable tom brady and gisele might be back home in boston by now.. <> they wouldn't they wouldn't let me past the gate anyway.. so that's as close as i'll ever get.. i couldn't even see the house cuz the driveway is a mile long. seriously it's a mile. ( darya )but i did see bill belechic last night (not in person).. and boy does he clean up nice: thanks to his wife.. reporters asked him about the tie he was wearing at the press conference. ( darya )right answer bill!!!! "yes honey" is the secret to a happy marriage. but i love that he's this gruff guy who bosses around big tough football players yet his wife tells him what to wear. once again: adorable!!! . ( darya ) nobody's going to be at home or a