he was part of the ymca. the ymca helped a lot during the war. they built barracks for the american soldiers. they also provide its food supplies, anything they could. many civilian organizations such as the ymca, they are not the only one, they helped a lot in giving, trying to make life easier for the american soldiers who were fighting so far away from home. >> here we have the grave of any readily. she was part of a hospital. they were important because that is where the troops were evacuated after they were wounded in battle. she died but it is likely would've been the result of a combat wound, but she would've died most likely from the influenza epidemic which was raging into the whole area on the western front. the second wave of the influenza epidemic had reached france. it wreaked havoc on the american troops. it would have spread all around the civilians and the combatants, including the french and the germans. >> among the unknown soldiers buried in the meuse-argonne, three are kind of special. the three from that row are the three ame

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if you look, he was part of the ymca. ymca had a lot during the war, in the real lines, especially built barracks for american soldiers. they also provide doughnuts, any food supply. many civilian organizations such as ymca, they are not the only one, they helped a lot in the real line giving -- trying to make the life easier and better for the american soldiers who are fighting so far away from home. >> here we have the grave of annie revely who was part of an evacuation hospital. that's where the troops were evacuated after being wounded in battle. she actually died during the meuse-argonne. it's unlikely it would have been a result of a combat wound. but she would have died most likely from the influenza epidemic, which was raging into the whole area on the western front. the second wave of the influenza epidemic had reached france. would have spread all around to most civilians and all of the combatants, including french and german. >> along the unknown soldier buried in the meuse-argonne. three are special. three fir

he was part of the ymca. ymca helped a lot in the war. they built barracks for the american soldiers. they also provided doughnuts, any kind of food supply. anything they could. many civilian organizations such onlyca, they were not the one, they tried to make life easier and better for the american soldiers fighting so far from home. >> here we have the grave of andy everly, part of an evacuation hospital. this is where troops were evacuated after being wounded in battle. she actually died during the meuse-argonne, but she would have died most likely from the influenza epidemic, which was raging into the western area of the front. the second wave had reached france and wreaked havoc on american troops and would have spread to civilians and all combatants, including the french and the germans. >> among the non-soldiers varied in the meuse-argonne, three are special. the three american soldiers that were not elected to be american soldiers buried in arlington. in 1921, it was decided to have one american non-soldier to symbolize all the lo

as a result, these two big ymca's in north carolina furloughed over 95% of their staff. they are continuing to operate at a loss. so without the mmingcy federal assistance ymca's across the united states will no longer be able to provide these invaluable community services. i strongly urge all my colleagues' support an adjustment to affiliation rules for the paycheck reduction programs to ensure nonprofits like the ymca can continue to serve those communities in need. my question is for the doctor, in your testimony you talk about ongoing food security issues even with the additional meal service funding from the families first act. so my question is, how can we best work with nonprofits in the private sector to bridge this food security gap in underserved communities? >> first, congressman, i want to echo your call to modify the paycheck protection program. it's a fantastic initiative. i applaud the congress for passing it, but there are some eligibility and other aspects of the program that could be improved to reach a broader swath of american businesses and american

>> reporter: ymca will focus on helping the most vulnerable families and students this summer at ymca facilities and rec and park spaces. he says if cities and counties would open up public school campuses where the y usually hosts camps they could enroll more kids. >> we need more space capacity because there are so many children out there that need our services. >> reporter: san francisco and marin's decision to open camps isn't necessarily permanent. >> for now the data allows us to feel like this is a safe step to take. but if we have a surge during the summer we may need to change the decision and close camps. >> reporter: they include staggered arrival times, enhanced cleaning, and temperature screenings. chuck collins says the ymca is planning for three camper temperature checks a day. while summer camp is back on it will certainly not be camping as usual. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> we're committed to helping you and your children in this time of the changing world. today you can donate to families trying to close the digital divide. the inclusion partnership is asking for

. >>> the ymca has had to lay off hundreds of workers in the bay area. according to state data, the ymca had to close 15 fitness centers because of the shelter in place order. as a result, more than 1900 staff members were laid off. the ymca locations in san francisco were hit the hardest with some 900 workers losing their jobs. no word yet on when the gems will be allowed to reopen. >>> general motors self driving park unit called cruise has laid off 150 workers. cruise first debuted this past january in san francisco. cuts will occur throughout the company, including staff, design and product strategy. cruise recently deployed a few of their view was during the pandemic to help bay area food banks deliver the goods. >>> new tonight, a chef in the east bay is providing free meals to unemployed restaurant workers. chef nelson herman on the armand kitchen and bar in downtown oakland. he says he wanted to help workers in his industry because they didn't make much money even before the shelter in place. over the past two months the national restaurant assoc

this year's ymca in person. the ymca of silicon valley says you can participate for the virtual event. >> you can walk a mile anywhere, on your treadmill, in your neighborhood. we're asking everyone in the bay area to step up, to walk a mile, to show our community that we support ending violence in all forms and we're asking the whole community to get involved. >> that virtual event, "walk a mile in her shoes," goes from june 23 to june 25. i'm a part of it this year, and if you don't want to walk in those shoes, they say you can walk in any shoes this year, one mile. just be a part of the event. >>> the dow is up 323 points right now, looking good. they're hoping for another day of success on the stock market. >>> a favorite book gets reimagined, and it's free. here is laura garcia with something parents need to hear. >> here is something good from "harry potter" author j.k. rowling, trying to help out families sheltering at home. rowling has created this new social media project called "harry potter at home" t

ymca said it let go 1,600 plus. we're trying with the ymca to get a follow-up with them. and a strange story out of nasa, the head of the human space flight department has quit six days before nasa was set to launch astronauts back into space. doug navarro says his resignation has nothing to do with the launch but it is unexpected. he was in charge of the last safety checks. americans have not gone back into space using an american rocket in almost a decade. we've been hitching rides with the russians. next week in a spacex dragon capsule. >> that will be a fun trip. >> wow. >> a lot of people are quarantined. >> i'll go. thank you very much. >>> happening today a strike organized by mcdonald's employees nationwide. they're upset with what they call the inadequate protections. protests are happening in 20 u.s. cities. mcdonald's workers in san jose and los angeles have filed complaints after they say osha failed to act on employee concerns. the chain says it issued a 50-page guide outlining standards restaurants must implement to keep their employees safe. >>> jcpenney pl

i know ymca and aca work together. to ask you if there are counselors who obviously depend on these jobs. these are their summer jobs. a lot of them pay for college this way. your getting any concerns from those counselors that maybe they are withdrawing from that position for the summer because they have any concerns even though -- tom you just said you may be adding staff which could be good news. what your experiencing, paul, in that regard? >> yes. we employ on a normal summer over 61,000 mostly young adults pap lot of those typically are internationally, virtually none of them international for a variety of reasons will be coming. we don't anticipate problems. unfortunately you got a lot of people unemployed that would be glad to have these jobs. you got a lot of college students that planned to study abroad or do other things so those plans are cancelled. the labor pool will give us all we need to, to employ the people we need to care and welcome back our children through camp. >> a lot of people who are listenin

fridays and saturdays from nine and the morning until four in the afternoon, at the east palo alto ymca. >>> the city of san jose extends their eviction moratorium during coronavirus shutdown, voting unanimously to extend evictions and repayment., landlords are prohibited from evicting tenants that may be experiencing financial stress. renters have six months until the end of the mentor a.m. to pay the past due rent, and an additional six months to pay off the remaining half. >>> people in oakland say they were kicked out of their home in the middle of the pandemic, city leaders say a red tie notice on their homes was a fake. there is a red tag notice on congress avenue and east oakland, last month and it claimed that the homes in the maxwell park neighborhood were unsafe because of foundation damage, and it was a bogus. it even had the name of a real inspector. >> it was a fraudulent red tag to force the families out of their homes, add to the very critical time. this a behavior is shocking, but it is particularly shocking during the covid-19 crisis. >>> the city of oakland filed a law

whose phone is ringing this is distracting ♪ ♪ >> ymca. >> jimmy: yeah >> it's fun to stay at the ymcatrument were you sent? >> i got this guy right here. >> jimmy: what is that >> it's looks like a crazy tiger flute. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: you play the venom, and kirk, you have to guess. do you know your song, tarik >> my song is going to be -- >> don't tell us. >> i have to see it. i have to find out what the song is so i can write it are you ready, tarik >> i'm so ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> living la vida loca. >> jimmy: what no. >> play it again this is a joke play it again. ♪ ♪ >> it's obvious. >> what's obvious? one more time. one more time. ♪ >> it's don't go chasing waterfalls waterfalls, man. that's it. >> all right i hear it. >> jimmy: you did not. >> come on, man! ♪ >> jimmy: you get a point for that one that's waterfalls, of course quest, what instrument do you have >> i have a ukulele. >> jimmy: i would say you have no idea how to play that. >> i don't, but i -- >> you have seen me play it enough. >> yeah. i'm going to will myself, kirk are you ready? >> jimmy: hang on. i am ready

19 testing sites open in palo alto, testing is available for everyone, this will take place at the ymca, it includes undocumented immigrants and people that do not have health insurance. if you want to get tested, go online, this will be open from nine and the morning, until four in the afternoon, at the east palo alto ymca. >>> the city council voted unanimously to extend eviction and repayment periods until june 30, and landlords are prohibited from evicting tenants who experience financial stress, renters have six months from the end of the moratorium to pay half of past due rent and six months to pay the remaining half. >>> people and oakland say they were kicked out of their homes in the middle of the pandemic, a top city official says it was a scam. people had found the red tag notice outside of their home on congress avenue in east oakland. the notice had claimed the home was unsafe because of the foundation damage, wood rot and plumbing. and even in the name of a real city inspector. >> he did not issue the red tag, he was working remotely that day. it is a fraudulent red tag to

air b&b air b&b and the ymca and the ymca laid off 2000 workers. the golden state warriors cut more than 1700 jobs from the team's part-time event staff. jcpenney plans to close 30% of its stores. they will close 200 stores this fiscal year and 50 more next year as it looks to turn its business around. they have yet to identify which stores will be closed and how many employees will lose their jobs. last bankruptcy came years after declining sales for jcpenney. >>> the latest local tech firm allows employees to work at home. ceo jack dorsey will allow the square employees to work at home. it fouls a similar policy announced by twitter the other san francisco firm led by jack dorsey. >>> at the back plans to bring back its employees. the ceo estimates 30% capacity with as many as 60% rotating in the office, maybe once a week he said. he made that on the verge cast podcast. >> the senator is the secretary in the federal reserve chairman appeared before a senate committee today answering questions about the federal government's response to the economi

. >>> ymca of silicon valley says it willurugh 1,600 full time and part time employees. all told ymcas in the bay area have furloughed or laid off more than 3,500 workers. >>> and it's now okay for churches in contra costa valley to hold church in parking lots, and the pastor is excited to get his congregation back together. >> we believe god for healing and deliverance and all that but we also have enough sense to not put our lives in jeopardy, than when we know better to do something and to teach our people to obey the law. it's what we do. >> gatherings can last no longer than three hours. governor newsom says any decision to fully reopen churches is still a few wee away. >>> a new development in santa clara county. a reversal here. they will now allow car parades and celebrations. the move comes two weeks after the county explicitly banned vehicle gatherings. starting today people can participate in car parades as long as they ride only with members of their household. >>> it could be tricky sometimes to talk to somebody wearing a face mask and we don't want you to p

testing center at ymca set to close today but 550 people signed up to get tested yesterday and today. in response will also be open next friday and saturday. testing is free and available regardless of symptoms, appointment is needed. >>> one day pop-up testing clinic opening monday in mountain view. rengstorff park. no documentations or preregistration is required. department of health is encouraging more people to get tested as businesses open. >>> memorial holiday weekend is often considered unofficial start of summer, but many americans are under stay-at-home orders. all 50 states have begun to reopen some places, a dozen seeing more increases in cases of the virus. >> reporter: with many americans eager to get outside and enjoy the memorial day weekend after months of stay-at-home orders -- >> i'm so happy, love it. i'm out of the house. >> reporter: states have been rolling back restrictions on beaches, golf courses, mountain trails and more. all 50 states are reopening plans under way. six seeing rise in cases. new orlea north carolina with its highest and in alabama the health

las pruebas se realizarÁn en el centro ymca.rededores. los estacionamientos de los parques van a continuar cerrados. los viernes, sÁbados y domingos, incluso el feriado del memorial day, no se permitirÁ el estacionamiento de vehÍculos en las zonas aledaÑas al en oakland. o las personas de bajos ingresos afectadas por la pandemia, pueden recibir ayuda para pagar el alquiler de su vivienda. quienes califiquen obtendrÍan hasta $2500 para cubrir la renta. los fondos servirÁn para un solo pago de alquiler. se entregarÁ el cheque directamente al propietario de la vivienda al hombre el inquilino que reciba el beneficio. para mÁs informaciÓn llame al Área 510 85025492. en el este de la bahÍa, el Éxito unificado de oakland la zona campaÑa para recaudar 12.5 millones de dÓlares, para que todos los alumnos accedan a computadoras e internet. hasta ahora se han recaudado 2 millones. se calcula que unos 5000 estudiantes no cuentan con servicio de internet, y tampoco computadoras. vamos de lleno con el tiempo para el resto de la semana. parece

the ymca uptown oakland teamed up with the lend a hand foundation to distribute foods and goods to thosen need today. school supplies, pet food, diapers and facemasks were also handed out. this is not the first donation drive led by linda hand. organizers say this is the time to really step up. >> at this particular time, really really need it. if everybody could come together and linda hand, we could make a big difference in the city of oakland and surrounding areas. >> the lend a hand foundation has supplied backpacks to children in need for more than two decades. >>> harry potter author, jk rowling has a new book out and it is free to re-. the woman behind the was a world just published the first chapters of the ichabod, a fairytale about it monster in the cornucopia. all of the royalties from the project will go to toward helping those impacted by covid- 19. >>> very special time no, special shout out to the class of 2020. congrats to david, graduate from saint philip catholic school in san francisco. he will move on to archbishop riordan high school. congrats to neil barnes, graduat

board airbnb and the ymca laid off roughly 1900 workers. the golden state warriors cut more than 1700 jobs from the teams part-time event staff. the mobile payment company square has become the latest local tech firm to allow its employees to work from home permanently if they choose. ceo jack dorsey announced yesterday he will allow square employees to work remotely even after the shelter at home orders are lifted. that move follows a similar policy announced last week i twitter, the other san francisco firm led by dorsey. >>> >> take a look at the snow in the sierra right now. this photo of the late-season snow was tweeted yesterday by the chp's showing interstate 80 at castle peak. controls were in the effect both on 80 and 50, but those controls are no longer in place. as we go to pam and steve right now. pam, i know the idea of snow makes you smile. i know. i know. >> it does, i wish i had a home in tahoe, i would be broadcasting from there right now. looks lovely, and we need it stephen right? >> yeah, but i mean it's too late but it

over thanksgiving weekend in 1973, in chicago, illinois, at the wabash ymca in the southside of chicago, 55 evangelicals meet at the ymca and hammer out a document called the chicago declaration of evangelical social concern. this is a remarkable document. i think in many ways. the strain of evangelicalism that is offered in this document. available on the web. you can look at it for yourself. it is part of what i call progressive evangelicalism, which takes its mandate, i believe, from the new testament, jesus talks about the followers to care for the least of these and turn the other cheek. also historically the evangelicals in the 19th century and early 20th century very much concerned about those on the margins of society. in the antebellum period in particular coming out of an event of historians called "the second awakening in the 19th century," there was an evangelical reform impulse that did reshape american society over the course of the 19th century. charles granderson finney would be one of the most important people associated with this movement. this movement sought to refor

. >>> today and tomorrow a free testing clinic for anyone who needs it in east palo alto at the ymca on bell street until 4:00 p.m. each day. drive-up and walk-up testing is available. >>> activists plan to protest four-wheel style for people just trying to make it in the bay. a group advocating withholding rent wants to send a message to congress, cancel rent and mortgage payments today and plan to actually caravan through oakland. >>> now something a little bittersweet. the decades old company specialty's cafe and bakery closed its doors this week due to the coronavirus, but the cafe said good-bye in a big way by giving customers boxes of frozen cookie dough and its warehouse yesterday. the cars lined up to get hold of those famous flavors like white chocolate macadamia nut, my favorite, and peanut butter chocolate. specialty's says that in just one hour they sold more than 400 cases of that cookie dough. >> wow. why didn't you tell me about that yesterday? >> i know. that's my favorite, those cookies. >>> 4:38 this morning. smoke and flames. still ahead we'll tell you about the ov

hundreds of employees at the ymca locations across the bay area have now lost their jobs.o state data, the ymca closed nifty local fitness centers due to the shelter and place orders, as a result, with the 1900 staff members were laid off. the ymca locations in san francisco were the hardest, but about 900 employees, losing their jobs open. the parent company like you is reportedly planning to build some new shopping malls here in the u.s. including locations in china, europe, and russia, and according to reuters, it wants to expand into the u.s. within the next few years. each of it features an ikea store, reuters says san francisco is one of u.s. locations the company is considering along with chicago, new york, and los angeles. no word on how that might affect the ikea store that is already in emeryville. that is a look at your dollars and sense of let's go back to mike and gasia. >> thank you. a: 50, the state says the closure is meant to protect whales and sea turtles from getting caught in dungeness crab fishing gear. that the limited release of plaintiff the younger

the ymca says it's waiting on guidance from local health leaders but it believes its camps will be able to operate. they say safety is the number one priority. >> for camp directors, you know, safety and health of their campers is paraparamount, reall. we know as directors that when a child feels safe, they learn and grow more effectively. >> some camps are requiring the use of masks and daily cleaning of sports gear as well as adequate equipment, aquatic equipment as well. others are offering shortened or virtual sessions. >>> we want to bring you something happy during these tough times. laura is here with some of the stories that are definitely going to make you smile. >> hundreds on the front lines were treated to something good from a country music superstar. ♪ all that wasted time keith urban had a surprise concert outside nashville. doctors, nurses and other health care workers were in the audience. urban says it's his way of saying thank you to all those risking their lives every single day. >>> we've been talking about graduate season now upon us. numerous celebrities are helpi

fridays and saturdays between nine in the morning and four in the afternoon at the east palo alto ymca. >>> the city of san jose is extending an eviction moratorium . the city council voted unanimously yesterday to extend the eviction and repayment. until june 30th. landlords are primitive from evicting tenants who may be experiencing financial risk. renters have six-month from the end of the moratorium to pay half the past due rent an additional six months to pay off the remaining half. some people in oakland said they were kicked out of their rental units in the midst of the pandemic but the top official in the cities said the ragtag notice place on their home was a fake. the tenants found the ragtag notice outside their home on congress avenue in east oakland late last month. they said it looked real and they claimed the home in the neighborhood was unsafe because of foundation damage, read rod and plumbing. the problem was, it was fake even though it had the name of a real city inspector. >> he did not issue this read tech, use working remotely that day. it was a fraudulent read te

all the men, the nights of columbus, the ymca was there, they had to wear military uniforms and were subject to military law. this is a little tram that was smaller than a narrow gauge. they would move artillery shells, food, other supplies in and around the trench area pursing pursing ... the knights of columbus built these tents. here is a soldier being tended to. this is a third railway, a tram albeit, that was used in the war. to hear you can see the deceased who would be placed on these trends to be sent to the regulating station. we will talk about that in a moment. to be sent home. this is from russia. i got this from the national world war one museum. it's a typical russian train if you will. all locomotives dating from the 1890s khoury. people traveled mostly and what we would call freight cars, if you will. this was a train still under the control of the imperial side -- the emperors side and so forth. this will give you an idea. this is a five foot gauge railroad in siberia. here people are exiting. there was a great epidemic of typhus in russia. some people mention that m

for example, ymca's are the largest provider of child care entergeorgia. many have stepped up it to provide child care for essential workers. they are providing thousands of meals each week to help out needy families and that's why last week i introduced legislation, the limiting infant fatality and empowering nonprofit organization workforce act or the life now act. it allows larger nonprofits access to the paycheck protection program loans. these loans will help them keep their doors open and continue to serve their communities while ensuring that no taxpayer dollars go to abortion providers. and yesterday i introduced the working families child care access act. this will give more working families more flexibility allowing parents to contribute to their employer-sponsored dependent care flexible spending account or f.s.a. if a family doesn't use all of their funds in one year, any leftover funds can be rolled over to the following year and this will help families make plans for child care as they begin to go back to work. i am continuing to work on addi

that includes programs like boys and girls clubs as well as ymca programs. then, beginning this friday, may 22, a long list of businesses can now reopen or expand capacity. restaurants can open to a 50% capacity. bars, wine tasting rooms, craft breweries, and similar businesses can open at a 25% capacity. like with restaurants, those capacity limits do not apply to outdoor areas that maintain safe distancing. in addition to that, a wide range of businesses ranging from drive-in concerts to bowling alleys can open up that 25% capacity. the list of these businesses can be found at the open texas website. and then, on may 31, youth sports camps and programs like little league will also be able to open. i want you to know that parents will be allowed to spectate so long as social distancing is followed. also on may 31, other youth camps can open, including all summer camps and other daytime and overnight camps. this includes programs like scouting, vacation bible school camps, and 4-h camps. also, some professional sports can return on may 31. that includes pro

the ymca closed fitness centers due to the shelter in place order, as a result, 1900 staff members were laid ofjob, no word on when jens and recreation centers will be allowed to reopen. >>> the schoolyard that starts in the fall, students will pay higher tuition if they usc classes are held online. undergraduate tuition is climbing to more than 59,000 a year. >>> crowd fishing is closed, for the rest of the season. the state says the closure is to protect whales and sea turtles from being caught in the dungeness crab fishing gear. >>> facebook is helping the class of 2020 celebrate achievements as graduation celebrations have been canceled, oprah winfrey well deliver the commencement address on facebook, several celebrities including jennifer gardner, simone biles, and lil nass will offer words of wisdom. >>> states continue to lift stay-at-home orders, the growing concern that some lifted the restrictions too soon. >>> locally, wineries prepare to open their doors to the public, we will tell you how winemakers will keep people safe as they come for a tasting. >>> from ktvu, this is mo

the main guidance is issued by the association, the ymca, these facilities should still ask themselvesould their facility be operating and do they have the proper measures in place? it is similar to recommendations of the initiative. should they be open? >> very good question. >> polo, thank you for that. as cases are rising in michigan, the tsa making new moves involving passengers at some airports and alumni begging an alabama school district to cancel this week's graduation, i will be speaking live to one of them. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. and nutrients to we know you're always at univethere for them.x, that's why our advisors are always here for you. learn more at phoenix.edu. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. or credit card bills. atthe perfect schmearnow of cream cheese. the recipe we invented over

they will be at the ymca parking lot on 23rd and broadway in oakland and giveaways include diapers, facemask, and dog food. anyone who attends today's event must comply with centers for disease control and prevention and covid-19 state regulations such as wearing masks, gloves, and keeping social distancing. >>> burke lease community celebrated. they joined the school of islamic students. >> during the pandemic, and tribulation in the world, lots of people are losing their jobs and everybody is struggling to make ends meet. we figured there would not be any better place for us to be to celebrate and show our appreciation to the community. >> a big group has already donated thousands of ppe and care packages to shelters, hospitals, senior facilities and police departments in berkeley. >>> a marilyn lobbyist along with some girl scouts are helping those in need one cookie box at a time. >> they started the thin mint challenge. it came after hearing about the high number of people visiting food banks with the state out closed. now there is lobbying on behalf of the thin mint challenge. there up

it will go into 1:00 and he will be at the ymca parking lot on 23rd and broadway in oakland.hey include diapers, facemasks and dog food. is anyone who attends today's event must comply with centers for disease control and prevention and covid-19 state regulation such as wearing masks, gloves, and keeping social distance. >>> berkeley's islamic communities celebrated eid . they hosted a food drive at the uc village community center along with meals. 400 bags of groceries and facemask were handed out. >> with the current pandemic and other tribulation, and lots of people losing their jobs and everybody struggling to make ends meet, we figured there would be no better place to be here to celebrate ramadan and ensure peace in the community. >> they have donated thousands of ppe and care packages to shelters, hospitals, senior facilities and police departments. >>> it is 6:14 am. let's check the roads with gianna. >> good morning, there is a traffic snarl around seven street, blocking the offramp and the left lane. if you are going out the door in and out of san francisco, it is a

and finally for parents of the younger children, finally the american camp association and the ymca of the united states rolling out guidelines for summer camp should they proceed with opening including sleep-away camps that they're staying that the staff would have to be dedicated to each cabin. also restrictive access to the cabins to only the people or children who are staying there. sleeping areas would have to be modified, sleepers would be position in a head to toe configuration and vice versa and some physical barriers that would have to be put in place but ultimately what you're hearing is regulating body are three key pieces of guidance here is which is the facilities need to ask themselves, should they be reopening and are there proper measures in place and measures in place to monitor those numbers should they be forced to close up again. so what you're seeing are various changes, yes, after the phase one is completed in some states, there are still guidelines that not only universities but summer camps should follow. >> paulo, thank you. >>> still ahead for us, the origins

it starts at 9:00 this morning at the ymca on bell street. appointments are required but it's open to everyone. >>> come monday things will look a lot different across the bay area. alameda and contra costa counties are now joining others in phase two of reopening with some stores opening for curbside pickup. those are in yellow. you see it there on the map. sonoma and solano already in phase two, but we've been telling you santa clara county is certainly still holding out. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is following that for us. and really there hasn't been much of a sign that the south bay is going to really join the rest of the county so far, right, kris? >> reporter: no, and that closed sign is still up. santa clara county is, as we know, one of the hot spots in the bay area with the highest number of cases and the highest number of deaths. santa clara county's covid-19 dashboard which the county said to show people where we are. that seems to be improving. the cases are stabilizing. there are no patients on ventilators. the county's p

leaders from the camp association and ymca will be live talking more about the topic and unveil the national guidelines camps should follow during the pandemic. >>> students have been out of the classroom for at least two months. while there is distance learning for some children, being in a classroom setting is really the best way for them. and now, one marin county school district is preparing to launch a new program, aimed at helping a select group of students. tomorrow, they reopen classes for special education inside at a time. that includes everybody, students, teachers, teachers assistants. no one else allowed in the classroom. >> i took some furniture out of the classroom to make space for the desks. i teach middle school. that's sixth, seventh, eighth grade. they have their own desk. they are at least six feet apart. >> students will be coming to school, the same students, evans has had all year long. >>> a winery plans to start doing business next week due to creative thinking. jordan winery and vineyards will be offering educational nature hikes on their estate. and they happen to

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if they can, will it be safe this morning brand-new guidelines by american camp association and ymca leaders of both organizations exclusive but first more on the summer camp situation. for 20 million kids across the country, this year summer camp is a ritual at risk. happy campers now wondering whether they will be bunked up or hunkered down julia and mike, parents of 4-year-old lilly and five-year-old blaine sent their kids to day camp last summer everyone came in new jersey. >> this year they are struggling with the decision. >> we're not confident if we had to make the decision today that they would be able to keep the kids safe and the kids could comply with the guidelines. >> the nation's 14,000 camps are now facing tough choices as the summer approaches. >> the primary strategy we'll be using is keeping kids in smaller groups so in addition to all of the screening that will be utilized and hand washing and use of masks where appropriate and disinfection and all the things we need to do. >> he runs the camp. >> every camp will find a way to take care of their campers that's why

. >>> at the ymca on bell street open until 4:00 p.m. each day.p or walk up, either way testing is available for you. >>> speaking of drive-up there, people just trying to make it in the bay. a group of advocating withholding rent. they want landlords to cancel rent. so today driving a caravan through oakland. >>> and nbc bay area responds team taking your consumer questions about the coronavirus. consumer investigator chris chmura joins us with answers tomorrow night at 6:30. >>> now to a little something bittersweet. decades old company specialty's cafe and bakery. the cafe said good-bye in a big way giving customers boxes of frozen cookie dough at their warehouse in redwood city yesterday. cars lined up to get hold of the famous flavors like white chocolate macadamia nut. in just an hour they sold more than 400 cases of the cookie dough. which i wonder if they had done that during coronavirus maybe those pickup deliveries could have helped them survive. >> possibly. >> that's a lot of cases to sell, a lot of money. >> i would have gone to get a

joining us now is jeff coningsburg owns two summer camps in maine and paul mcintyre from ymca usa whichoperates 325 sleep-way camps across the united states. full disclosure my 13-year-old boys their summer camp in maine closed which was the source of much more sadness of in-person school closed and something all families or many families are dealing with. how can a summer camp or how could a summer camp operate safely in this environment, jeff? >> well, first of all, i'm sure your children's summer camp was doing everything humanly possible and these are decisions that every camp director has to make. i'm on calls every single week with maine summer camps and other camp directors talking about how we cantaking a measur one step at time. we're pushing back our opening date from june 27th to july 11th, condensed our season to five weeks. i'm in touch with epidemiologists, infectious disease doctors and creating protocols that we are sharing with our families. look at our parents as the ultimate decision-maker. they are the partners here with us. so my goal is to do everything humanly pos

tesla alone laid off more than 10,000 workers, both airbnb and the ymca laid off more than 2000 workers, and the golden state warriors cut more than 1700 jobs from the teams part- time event staff. >>> the san francisco mobile payment center square is allowing employees to work from home permanently if they choose. the ceo announced he will allow employees to work from home if they would like even after stay- at-home order's are lifted. twitter is also led by the same ceo, dorsey. >>> oakland has launched a 625,000 relief fund to help east bay artists who are now facing a financial crisis due to the pandemic. the city is teaming up with a private foundation to offer direct grants to over $2000 to artists, teachers, and nonprofit art workers. the grant money is designed to help all east bay artists struggling to make ends meet, especially those in underserved counties. >>> the time is 5:10, look at the snow in the sierra. this photo of the late-season snow was tweeted yesterday by the chp in truck he, you're looking at interstate 80 p read patrols were in effect for chains, they are not

the ymca says it is waiting on the guidance from local health leaders but does believe most day campsl be available to operate. leaders say safety is the number one priority. >> for camp directors safety -- the health and safety of campers is paramount, really. we know that when a child feels safe, they learn and grow even more effectively. >> you can find out more on the "today" show coming up at 7:00. and as of today some marin parks are reopening the access to vehicles, but those restrictions will not be loosens across-the-board. cars are still off limits including mt. tam, point reyes. also even in the reopen parks will still be off limits including playgrounds and areas where you can barbecue. >>> today may not be the best time to go out and cook out today, kari, because that rain is happening throughout the bay area today. >>> it's going to be off and on today so if you are going to be outside, make sure you have a plan to quickly get inside. we've seen the waves of rain even coming through earlier this morning. and it was pretty decent, but some of the heavier rain has now move

a huge gap in our community with culture competency playing a major role in this work thinking of ymcaw do we work with young people to address the trauma? looking at the young man in the program that were on probation or on parole and getting involved had more symptoms and returning combat that's. there something to be said about that. i'm always thinking about creative ways to bridge those gaps. there was so much love for veterans but yet we know very little at the same time whether injury or ptsd and what we learn the last 20 or 30 years with veterans but how do we use that with our young man in our city because in our own backyard these are own soldiers are actually in our backyard and with the chicago program just to give you a quick snapshot with the individuals 90 percent of participants experienced a loved one killed violence on average 18 arrests. 60 percent of participants have children how do we reset the violence and the cycle how do we leverage what we know and in bridging some of that with peer to peer support by your known peers or staff to think about creative ways to a

both airbnb and ymca laid off about 1900 employees, and the golden state warriors cut more than 1700 jobs from their part- time event staff. >>> days after filing for bankruptcy, j.c. penney plans to close almost 30% of its stores. jcpenney plans to close about 200 stores this fiscal year, 50 more next year, as they try to turn things around. jcpenney has still identified which close will close permanently and how many employees will lose their jobs really the bankruptcy filing came after several years of sales declining. >>> the plan is in place between jcpenney and amazon, and trade journal, womenswear daily, they revealed that it came from amazon was at jcpenney headquarters meeting with executives. according to the journal, amazon is eager to expand its clothing business. jcpenney and amazon made no comment about any possible deal. >>> our time is 6:18, the united states is in the middle of a bicycle short is, people started buying bikes at that beginning of the national lockdown, to get some exercise and avoid public transportation. the new york times said sales of leisure bikes

headquarters of the ymca.masters degree in business to work a second job as a financial and tax consultant. >> i would like to go back to doing consulting work, but at the same token, i am not going to get any clients now because no one is going to reach out to me because of all of this. to rebuild that part of it, that is going to take time. so i amw, i need money, relying on unemployment. correspondent: it is often said the virus targets indiscriminately, but that is not exactly true, especially on chicago's south side. >> everything is painful. this virus could impact so many lives. correspondent: you are more likely to get it if you are black. and according to unemployment claims, more likely to lose your job if you are a woman. andchristianne montgomery others are struggling to beat the virus on both counts. anchor: france will start lifting its nearly two month long lockdown on monday, with some shops and schools allowed to reopen. but restrictions will remain in the capital of paris and north eastern re