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after two years of losing-- dc losing a championship he started the 12 street ymca team or rather the washington 12th streeters. now, in 2013, the week that-- or the week before he was to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame the "washington post" magazine printed this a story and that. i don't know if some of you might have seen it but eb henderson is there in the middle holding the basketball. he was the captain of the team and the organizer of the team. they played against all the teams, atlantic city , new york. there was a team in philadelphia, to think they would undefeated and claimed college basketball world championship, world championship, mind you. on the last game that eb henderson played, it was christmas eve, the night of his wedding. he had my grandmother, maryellen henderson, you know they were old school teachers in washington dc so they didn't have a lot of money, so they took the opportunity to go to new york city where he would play the game and they would have their honeymoon, but he also made a promise to his wife that after they got married he would no lo

he was here because they were the ymca. madame walker had donated money to establish it continuing her philanthropy. it that you hope people learn about the history and the city? >> there is a rich history. about empowerment. there were reasons why individuals stated that community. they continue to thrive. there was success and growth and progress. our cities tour staff recently traveled to indianapolis to learn about the rich history. to watch more history from indianapolis and other stops on our tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. peter talks about lessons from history that shaped temp during his vietnam war service and later as a businessman and leader. he is the former president, ceo and board vice chair of marvel entertainment. part of anation was annual conference and washington, d.c.. i am going to take the

after two years of losing he started the ymca team from the washington 12th street. so in 2013 the week before he was to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame the washington post magazine printed this. by eb henderson is there in the middle as the organizer of the team. atlantic city in new york to say that the color basketball world championship but on the last game that eb henderson played one is christmas eve the night of his wedding. he and my grandmother mary ellen henderson were both school teachers and didn't have a lot of money so they took the opportunity of going to new york city where they would play the game and have their honeymoon. but he also made a promise to his wife that after they got married he would no longer play. he retired from the game and concentrated on organizing and coaching. so this is the picture of the dunbar team 1922 that includes charles drew who drew blood plasma and a blood bank. we spent the rest of the career coaching and as the head of the washington dc public schools recreation and athletic departments. so he went aroun

we are on both coasts supporting the ymca.that will go to kids in need this holiday season. >> this is part of giving tuesday. it's a global generosity movement that started in 2012. >>> a local product to root for. a bay area man will compete on "jeopar "jeopardy" tonight. catch the episode right here on abc 7 at 7:00 tonight right after "abc 7 news at 6:00." >>> you know the saying, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. >> thieves took that to heart. three tries to ram a track into a south bay jewelry store. this is just the beginning. their actions were all caught on camera. >>> new at 6:00, new information about a couple of bay area friends w it may come as a surprise... but medicare doesn't pay for everything. so help bridge the gap with a medigap insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medigap plans help pay some of what medicare doesn't, reducing your out-of-pocket costs. there are also zero networks and zero referrals needed. call or click

we have all kinds of partners, including the ymca and boys and girls club.e will all get together to celebrate on the fifth and tree lighting on december 17th. more details are forthcoming. check out our website. then on wednesday, december 4th, at 4:00 p.m. we invite everyone to join us in washington square to celebrate the reopening of the park and the completion of f an incredible water conservation project to reduce the existing irrigation water use and will conserve nearly 2 million-gallons of water per year by replacing irrigation, changing the soil profile and ability of the soil to absorb water throughout the park. it follows the renovation of the park playground last year. the event co-hosted by district three supervisor peskin features ribbon-cutting and brief remarks followed by reception with refreshments and music at 1630 stockton street. we invite everybody to join us. i want to thank my capital project team for an outstanding job and public affairs team for keeping everyone calm during the renovation. it is winter. our winter registration for

the ymca. madame walker had donated money to establish it continuing her philanthropy. it that you hope people learn about the history and the city? >> there is a rich history. about empowerment. there were reasons why individuals stated that community. they continue to thrive. there was success and growth and progress. our cities tour staff recently traveled to indianapolis to learn about the rich history. to watch more history from indianapolis and other stops on our tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. peter talks about lessons from history that shaped temp during his vietnam war service and later as a businessman and leader. he is the former president, ceo and board vice chair of marvel entertainment. part of anation was annual conference and washington, d.c.. i am going to take the opportunity to introduce to you the founder and president of the wealth and values initiative. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i want to start off by thanking the american veteran center for this spectacular

the ymca was there so a lot of people pointed to the city state there. he also lodged a lot of college hope. in the ywca, was a few blocks up. so young men and young women would converge and solve all of the problems of the world hanging out in the street. as young people tend to do. many of them came and hung out specifically not just a chat and meet up and socialize but so they can be visible for people like williams to see are you looking for work. so they can be seen because they had to pay their school because that's where you would go. so the campus, it was a place but in the nickname through the 20th century. some of the things so i'm not sure exactly we do see some of the organizations that they started for them. i. >> so there we're the baseball,. >> oh yeah that. so that was america's, favorite pastime baseball. everybody played it blocks noise alike. it's another way to get people together to rally people and not just to entertain themselves but you are representing and organizes the team at grand central terminal. and he is there and really a

that was the band singing, i just want to celebrate should we be singing ymca?♪ >> you are uncomfort with that you think "i just want to celebrate" is good for the usmca. are you happy with that? this is 1971 when the song came out. i remember it very well. i remember the moon landing too. these things give me perspective, wisdom, not negative things. there are some negative things i take about quite a bit in sports, $324 million deal new york yankees are betting big with pitcher garrett coal. he's agreed to a nine-year contract that's roughly $36 million a year approximately $1 million per start that would make the 29-year-old the highest paid pitcher of all time and fourth player in history to sign a deal worth more starting the deal with strikeouts with 326. i was already thinking about the next thing comparing it to ceo pay. we get into. whole discussion about that. do ceos have a true marketplace. this is pure, you pay the guy, you want him to win. more people come to the stadium. >> he was i think a first-round draft pick for the yankees but decided to go

mustafa's staying in ymca accommodation, while waiting for a permanent home.hat we accept the dog, but when we're then trying to move people on a lot of the accommodation they're moving to is private rented sector. landlords don't want to accept dogs, so there's another barrier at that end. so, any work we can do with the dogs trust to try and break down some of those barriers would be good as well. christmas has come early for layla, as today, the charity dogs trust is giving mustafa a hamper — one of the 1,750 they'll hand out this year, almost 300 more than last christmas, which, for many, can be a difficult time. sometimes, if you do have people that might have been rough sleeping, if they haven't had much contact with friends or family, their dog can quite often always have been there for them and been their friend and their support. dogs can also be beneficial to mental health and can provide a point of contact for people who are often isolated from support services and are difficult to reach. this is all part of the trust's hope project, which also offe

police say he has worked with children in san jose through the ymca. he was booked into santa clara county jail following his arrest. >>> adored this delivery driver has been caught on camera again stealing packages from porches and it happened in berkeley last weekend in santa clara earlier this month. frustrated residents wanted to see stiffer penalties for thieves. >> reporter: the latest known package that involving a meal the very person happen at the santa clara condo comics in lafayette street. the december 7 crime was all captured on a high-definition surveillance system. residents say the store dash delivery woman at the middleman in the comments. then, after walking down the hallway, she waits for a bit. moves down of the cameras inside into a doorway where residents say, she grabbed a package and then seen walking off with it. >> i thought that was pretty cheesy. >> reporter: the victim who didn't want to be on camera since the package contained in calendar, laundry detergent and razor blades. after communicating with neighbors relist the di

. >> then sunday night, on word word word, new york magazine contributor thomas chatterton will ymca with his latest book, self-portrait in black and white >> i realize the black experience was more diverse than i had over in in my corner of new jersey, and through getting into jazz and read other writers more seriously, i began to wonder why my friends and i had such a narrow conception of this rich cultural tradition and why i thought my father was outside of this cultural tradition when he was na many ways exemplifying it. >> watch booktv this weekend and eave weekend on c-span2.

a tip from the national center for missing and exploited children, he worked with kids through the ymca, he was booked into the jail following his arrest. >>> a battle over a home occupied by 4 homeless mothers, the real estate company says the women are standing in the way of a project that will benefit at risk youth. details on the project, and have spoken with the attorneys. >> the attorney says she's comfortable about -- skeptical about this partnership. still in from los angeles earlier today to make his case. >> reporter: this home has been taken over by 4 mothers and their children since mid- november, it has been vacant for years, and they need a roof over their heads. but wedgwood, a southern california real estate company who bought it in july, wants to evict them. >> in the united states, you can't take someone's property.>> reporter: enlisting the help of james washington, a former two-time super bowl champion to run interference, the founder of shelter 37, a nonprofit, there is a part project to work with wedgwood for at risk youth, he is urging the women to leave voluntari

the celebration at the only family resource center starts at 4:00, and festivities at the bayview ymca will kick off at 6:00. dud every day through new are year's day. >>> still cbsn bay area, you can still enjoy a nice craft beer at your favorite california winery. coming up the new state law kicking off the new year. >>> good friday morning. we are starting off the day with clear skies and cold temperatures. we've had much colder this morning compared to yesterday and have patchy fog and patchy fog people talk about it and asked storm system coming ♪ a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. i'm gonna hit start now, ok? >>> i dispute over parking is likely 20 ballot the ci cocioved an ordinance banning rvs from residential streets. opponents have pushed back going door to door and collecting thousands of signatures. they now have enough valid signatures to put a referendum on the november ballot next year. the city council could also decide to resend that ordinance. >>> a new state law is about to begin to make it easier to blur the lines between beer and wine. i

seventh avenue and the boulevard at 134th street, 135th street was known as the campus because the ymca is there so a lot of people who are new to the city stayed there. he also launched a lot of young college folk. in ywca was a few blocks up. so, young men and young women would converge absolve him of problems of the world hanging out on the streets as young people tend to do. many off them came and hung out specifically not just to attack and meet up and socialize it so that they could be visible for people like william to say are you looking for work so they could be seen because they had to pay their costs and that's where you would go so the campus was a virtual place but it was an interesting kind of nickname for the 20th. some of the things i'm not sure exactly when you say some of the organizations that we started for them -- >> there was baseball -- >> america's favorite pastime, baseball, everybody plays it, black-and-white unlike. it's another way to get people together to rally people, not just to entertain yourself, of course it is entertaining, but you are representing so

sanitation worker over a parking spot then a biker and a sailor walked by and they all burst into "ymcaghter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we've got a fun show tonight. timothee chalamet is here. [ cheers and applause ashley graham is here. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and he just picked up three golden globe nominations for the movie he co-wrote and directed, "parasite. all the way from south korea, bong joon-ho is here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's a great movie it's so good and we got great music from summer walker, everybody >> steve: oh >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. hey, our pals, the who have a brand new album called "who", right here this is a brand new album. first album they had - [ cheers and applause there they are first album out in almost 15 years it's great it's getting great reviews and i just wanted to give a props to the who, and say, what's up? we love you guys and if you ever checked out -- they've been on our show a a bunch of times but

police say he works for children in san jose to the ymca.he was booked into the santa clara county jail. >>> contracts a private prisons to operate detention centers across california. the contract is for existing facilities near los angeles and san diego. they will also be adding another 2000 beds to three other facilities. the contracts come days before a california law will take affect the bands new contracts from private prisons. >>> the trump ministration is challenging them to $25 million award to santa rosa man. he was diagnosed with cancer after regularly spraying the roundup weed killer on his crop. a federal jury ruled that it was dangerous herbicide will showing little concern for the public health. u.s. justice department lawyers say federal courts are bound by the conclusions of federal regulators. and in 1991 the environment protection agency found that roundup was safe to use. >>> there indications that lawmakers could consider adding more impeachment charges to the case against president trump. the report from dc comes in the

willie murphy lifts weights every day at the ymca and she can deadlift 225 pounds. [ cheers and applausee holding a microwave. [ light laughter ] according to "usa today," willie can do one-handed pull-ups, one-handed push-ups, fingertip push-ups, and the push-ups where you put your fingers in a diamond formation and press your nose all the way to the floor. you know what they call those kind of push-ups the burglar's nightmare. [ cheers ] so how was she feeling as this burglar was prowling around her house? >> it's kinda semi dark, and i'm alone and i'm old. but guess what i'm tough. and you want to know what happened he picked the wrong house to break into >> seth: this is the kind of story we need right now. [ cheers and applause 100% most news stories make me want to jump off a bridge this story makes me want to jump on to a bridge or whatever bull [ bleep ] they do at crossfit [ laughter ] so willie is hiding in her house and when the burglar comes near her, she grabs the closest thing she can find to protect herself. a candlestick? no a rolling pin? no a table. >> i took that table

carr: it is not just brothers, the ymca gets involved. dr.salter: we have an entire section of women weaved throughout. dr. carr: talk about the women. there was a chapter on gold star mothers that i have never seen anywhere else. dr. salter: one of our scholars is a senior military curator, the tennessee state museum of history. she writes about goldstar mothers. lost a sonothers who during world war i, white and black. they had these pilgrimages that went to france, in 1931 to 1933. long story short, they were also segregated. there was discussion. our sons and husbands fought in a segregated military, and we are going to visit their gravesites 12 years later in segregated pilgrimages. bradley cooper writes about ida b wells and mary church charles. she talks about the juxtaposition of those individuals. this goes to the fact that african-americans have never been monolithic, just like w. e. b. du bois. same,means were the better lives for like idamericans, just b wells and mary church charles. ida b wells was a firebreather. she would punc

. >> then sunday night, on word word word, new york magazine contributor thomas chatterton will ymca with his latest book, self-portrait in black and white >> i realize the black experience was more diverse than i had over in in my corner of new jersey, and through getting into jazz and read other writers more seriously, i began to wonder why my friends and i had such a narrow conception of this rich cultural tradition and why i thought my father was outside of this cultural tradition when he was na many ways exemplifying it. >> watch booktv this weekend and eave weekend on c-span2. >> next, look at human rights guss against muslim groups in northwest china. this panel includes a journalist who reported on the chinese government's establishment of reeducation centers, targeting muslim my importants and a human rights activist. >> welcome to the hudson institute, i'm nina shea, and i want to wish everyone happy holidays holidays and i'm also want to draw your attention to the crisis in china against the us uyghur population the. one of the worst relation rights and percent accuse situ

carr: it is not just brothers, of course, the ymca is involved. dr. salter: we have an entire section of women throughout. witharr: maybe we will end the global scope. talk about the women. there was a chapter you did in here on gold star mothers. dr. salter: one of our scholars, she is the senior military curator at tennessee state museum of history. she writes about the gold star mothers. those mothers were african-americans. they were mothers who lost a son during world war i. they had these pilgrimages that went to france, three of them in 1930, 1931 and 1930 theor -- 1932. they were also segregated. oure were discussions that sons and husbands fought and a segregated military and we are going to visit their gravesites 12 years later in segregated pilgrimage. lisa writes that. brittney cooper writes about mary church trial. -- charle. she talks about the juxtaposition of those. w.e.b. dubois, we are wrapping it up. there means were the same, better lives for african-americans. they had different ways of doing it. a firebreather. she would punch yo

about women, but before we do, now the brothers are in, and it is not just brothers, of course, the ymca is involved. can we talk about that? dr. salter: we have an entire weaved, and women are throughout. dr. carr: maybe we will end with the global scope. talk about the women. there was a chapter you did in here on gold star mothers. dr. salter: one of our scholars, she is the senior military a curator at the tennessee state museum of history. she writes about the gold star mothers. goldstar mothers were african-americans. they were mothers who lost a son during world war i. white and black. and they had these pilgrimages that went to france, three of 1930-1993. to make a long story short, they were also segregated. -- oure were discussions sons and husbands fought in a segregated military and we are going to visit their gravesites 12 years later in segregated pilgrimages. so lisa boudreau writes that. but also, brittany cooper writes about ida b wells and charles, the juxtaposition of those individuals. this goes to the fact that african-americans have never been monolithic. just like

mustafa's staying in ymca accommodation, while waiting for a permanent home.riers would be good as well. layla, what's in here? christmas has come early for layla, as today, the charity dogs trust is giving mustafa a hamper, one of the 1,750 they'll hand out this year, almost 300 more than last christmas, which, for many, can be a difficult time. sometimes, if you do have people that might have been rough sleeping, they haven't had much contact with friends or family, their dog can quite often have been there for them and been their friend and their support. dogs can also be beneficial to mental health and can provide a point of contact for people who are often isolated from support services and are difficult to reach. this is all part of the trust's hope project, which also offers veterinary care all year round, a reminder then of the charity's seasonal message that a dog is for life and not just for christmas. john maguire, bbc news, london. one comfortable, happy dog. that's what we like to see on breakfast. let's have a look inside now and entertainment re

host: if you are from wisconsin saying my daughter works for a ymca afterschool program that sends backpacksull of food home for the weekends. if they don't, the kids sometimes do not eat. we will go to kc in florida, good morning. caller: good morning -- casey in florida, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to start by thanking ms. davis for her work and the pastor who was the caller before me. that is wonderful. you mentioned earlier that -- you mentioned something earlier that i had not considered but if i could share my personal experience, about six years ago when i was 25 years old, i was homeless. i was addicted to heroin. been clean now since august 2017. she hit him a good point when she said that putting these work or thesents requirements on things as -- itial as food is really does leave a lot of people hungry. including me, because i remember when it changed. i was certainly in no shape to , i was certainly unemployable. there was no way for me to work 20 hours a week and if i had been on the job working 20 hours a week, i was a single guy, i probably would not have neede

club install street signs when the city of yakima to help guide the way for residents and visitors ymca to the $22 million and yak with a rotary a -- rotary aquatic center that entered last month. they always say yes. be it from children's health, literacy and younger, awarding of academic dollars scholarships every year, your olunteerism, fellowship and deep love for our community has made a deep and lasting impact valley.reater yakima congratulations on 100 years of yakima above self, otarans and enjoy what i -- rotarians and enjoy. speaker., madam i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. i risene: madam speaker, today to support the passage of he voting rights advancement act, h.r. 4. will rucial legislation give more power to historic 1965. rights act of that law protected the right to americans.l particularly americans of color. i