i was never told you can't do swim lessons at the ymca or you can't join this swim team up placentia. i was never told that and and it was remarkable as my mother who was not an athlete who was raised in texas can't swim. she my parents pushed just pushed me right in and there was never there were never any obstacles for me and i was i was born in 1971. yeah. title nine, i think all three of these ladies are products of title nine certainly and courtney when you got started, how did you find? how did you find water polo? was it passion immediately? was it just something to do when you realize you were good at it? how did you find your passion? it's actually pretty wild to me that i'm sitting here next to janet because i started as a swimmer when i was younger and i had posted a posters of her and summer up in my room. i started as a swimmer and i immediately loved it and one day we're at practice and i saw some kids playing this game. had no idea about they're throwing a ball around and i told my parents like i want to try that sport and it ended up being water polo and i loved it fro

the director of thewh ymca. when i was 13 or 14 years old.high school in photography. chris i'm going to go back to when ernie set i called him and talk to himrk for two hours we were working. [laughter] one of the great photos in this effect copy of the book is on page 17. this issue probably a year old lesson-year-old? >> i think we are going to -- i have some more questions. mplease start lining up if you have any questions. but let me ask you n this, the name of the book is the many lives of andrew young. it seems to me that you are a top athlete growing up. you were -- i've a feeling if you wanted to do better at howard you could have you would have. but you did very wellinn seminary. you became a noted civil rights leader. become the united states un ambassador. now you are a philanthropist. does everything come easy to you? >> it must. [laughter] i mean because i have never known -- i do not have a clue as to what tomorrow will do for me. i mean i really don't. i did not know -- i did not know i'll end up supporting jimmy carter until

doesn't being on green show on at night to me as possible. mamma, coquettish, sit creature sandwich, ymca barbara, his ashley of dc. wanted. what's a good bit of pieces, gross dancing vocals? wonder rufus, instead of cool. jason, the t. did you bring out not but the key for the cheenum crimes in metal for phones, right? something like that. one week i was there. i think it's a residence. yes. hello. hello, graham, lisa the u. s. foreign policy head, joseph burrell lament the west has failed to win the battle of narratives when he comes to you. great. well, that's not the only battle of narratives. the west is losing. the entire neo liberal project is being called into question. it's legitimacy quickly he wrote ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied poland valinda was a farming region. today is part of ukraine between 19431945 members of the ukranian insurgent army led by stepan. bandera. nasa could thousands of poles in virginia in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted the bellini. a massacr

most of ukraine's grain is also produced in the south of the country near those ports and descend ymca live old as place them. now. shut, we have seen shipments go through romania and through the danube delta and to buy road and rail to poland. but right now ukraine is just in the low millions of tons a month. that is, you know, 2030 percent of where it would normally be and we're getting a new harvest is already being collected in the south ukraine. right. on top of the millions of tons of grain that is still in the storage unit, still unsold. so this problem is pretty acute and isn't moving very quickly. there's now a hope that ukraine can open up some new child in the daniel dealt in the far south . but again, this is just nothing that really compares to where we were before and doesn't, you know, quantitatively really make much difference. and the attacks of only intensified in the south where much of the grain is stored. is there no let up in the fighting inside? well, exactly, and review heard from ukraine's positions that they are preparing for counter offensive against russia,

. >> go ymca. and they are hoping to get started by the end of next week.en updated from 1030 to 6:00 and they are still remaining closed from friday >> thank you. 60 kids enrolled. that's absolutely terrific. >> i want to mention for those stories you can access the website and lewis was one of the 14 people whose stories were captured as part of that project. >> we are currently not anticipating a committee meeting or board meeting in august. we don't have guidance yet on the board meetings and we will provide that update. >> also the arts commission, the treasure island parents council, first exposure and the ymca is sponsoring a summer photography program between the ages of 11 and 18. sign ups are currently open at the ymca or by scanning qr code on flyers posted around the island. participants will receive a $50 honorary at the completion of the program. these are high school students that will be working half days, four days a week with this summer. new residents have moved in and working on the inclusionary affordable units within bristle and hope t

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families were invited to swim for free at the ymca after the festival. >>> some are wondering who is >>> some are wondering who is in trouble? illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? the meeting point of humanity and history. it's the middle of the architectural revolution. welcome to the middle of everything. >>> electric car deliveries have hit a slump. according to numbers posted, tesla made about 259,000 cars in the second quarter, delivered about 255,000. that is a 18% drop compared to the first quarter. tesla leaders say like other carmakers, tesla has been doing with covid-19 disruptions and a computer chip shortage. tesla's delivery numbers show 36% growth over last year, but only about 201,000 cars were delivered in that second year. >>> another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours o

then they were invited to swim for free at the ymca. >>> sounds like townhall's calling office drone light show this weekend because of the weather. the drones will not be able to safely fly. that means people looking forward to the tahoe city and kings beach fourth of july showing will have to wait. the events are set to happen on labor day weekend. >>> let's go to socal now. they're not taking any chances this fourth of july. clermont, a city about 30 miles east of l.a., has canceled its fireworks display because of the risk of bushfires. there are usually fireworks at 650,000 gallons of water. that enough to supply three households with water for an entire year. the city decide as too much water to waste during a drought. >> yeah. >>> lacing up their shoes for healthcare, more than hundreds of people took place in the 10k run this morning. the 5k walk/10k run was put on by bloom energy. their sponsors and paying participants they should get this. organizers were able to raise $300,000 today. that is $25,000 more than last year. >>> our second annual bloom energy stars & stripes ru

they spent the afternoon out a pop-up entry at the stones town family ymca in san francisco.ly made a donation that will help the food bank serve a need that really has skyrocketed. the food bank is currently distributing food to about 55,000 households every single week. ama: flower watch continues in the greenhouse at san jose state. the blooming of the so-called corpse flower is well underway now. it's technically called a titan era but is commonly known as a corpse flower because it releases a pungent stench when blooming. the greenhouse manager says the plant started opening up last night and there are multiple signs that the bloom is underway. >> this outer layer started coming up in. it's been doing that throughout the evening and this morning. now it's also really starting to smell quite strongly in here. ama: the bloom is expected to last for about 36 hours. the greenhouse manager says over that time, flowers inside the corpse flower will start to bloom. you can check out the corpse flower via livestream from the san jose street greenhouse but this is as close as you

they spent the afternoon out a pop-up entry at the stones town family ymca in san francisco.y recently made a donation that will help the food bank serve a need that really has skyrocketed. the food bank is currently distributing food to about 55,000 households every single week. ama: flower watch continues in the greenhouse at san jose state. the blooming of the so-called corpse flower is well underway now. it's technically called a titan era but is commonly known as a corpse flower because it releases a pungent stench when blooming. the greenhouse manager says the plant started opening up last night and there are multiple signs that the bloom is underway. >> this outer layer started coming up in. it's been doing that throughout the evening and this morning. now it's also really starting to smell quite strongly in here. ama: the bloom is expected to last for about 36 hours. the greenhouse manager says over that time, flowers inside the corpse flower will start to bloom. you can check out the corpse flower via livestream from the san jose street greenhouse but this is as clos

in fact it was the director the ymca. when i was about 13 14 years old and so my hobby and in high school was photography so if you are going to just go back to when ernie set out called him and talked him for two two hours. we were working. i was missing my tv shows up. that's one of the great photos in this if you have a copy of the book is on page 17. of this is you probably. a year old the less than a year old. yeah. yeah, so i think we're going to i have some more questions, but it we're going to ask also have q and a so if you have a question, please start lining up if you have any questions, but let me ask you this you have you know, the name of the book is the many lies of andrew young and it seems to me that you know, you are a top-flight athlete growing up you were i i have a feeling that if you wanted to do better at howard you could have you would have but you did very well at seminary you became a noted civil rights figure. you left that you became a us congressman. then you became a united states un ambassad

they volunteered at a pop-up pantry at the stone's town family ymca in san francisco.de a donation that will help the food bank serve a need that has skyrocketed. the food bank saysed in a to needing more money -- says admission to needing more money it is looking for more volunteers. >> to volunteer the only requirement is age 8 and up and have a little bit of fun. >> the volunteers six days a week across san francisco and marin and you can sign up at volunteering.sfmfoodbank.org. ama: the food bank is serving around 55,000 households every week. up from an average of 50,000 last year. and 32,000 households before the pandemic began. dan: very good. all right. good work there. finally tonight steph curry, two-sport athlete. ama: the warriors star and his wife were at the a's game today to celebrate their eat, learn, play organization's third birthday. they brought with them more than a thousand kids from local organizations. steph and aisha got to throw out the ceremonial first pitches there. and some. kids got to yell "play ball" before the game. the curry foundation

i read the ymca, my mom sent me the preschool school is actually in nigeria. it's called britain since this british school year. so i think maybe maybe this, maybe i got madison from there. what you think was brilliant even say. busy think when an f b, which is my resume in night. all right, so one more thing, one more video for you and this one comes from john burn. that has a question for you, john. while i get your music, as you say, in your africa song, at this point, your music is known all over the world in new york in chicago, in london, where i am in africa and you're known for your incredible walk rate. you constantly are putting out new music. you're doing collaborations with people. you are pulling out videos that have amazing visuals and production design. are you an ambassador for various good causes around the world? and you also are one of the music celebrities who keeps in real contact with fans with your instagram's and, and, and your social media. so my question to you is, in the middle of doing all of these many projects and how does your me

my parents and many other parents and out of school on the birthday and i remember sitting at the ymca all day listening about the king speeches watching eyes on the prize and his voice and the way in which his faith came alive in practical ways so the people have the courage to stand up for themselves. they captured my imagination and i went to morehouse college because that was the school. >> it's kind of interesting because doctor king profound impact on me as well. it was a 19 euro college student and when i first met doctor king i met him and john lewis the same we can. in 1960. on the campus of morehouse college. and there is always a generational approach that may not be the same in a disagreement among our students in the coc and he came to meet with us and agreed to get together 10:00 o'clock in the te evening for an hour. >> were these the slick students questioning. >> absolutely. we walked out of there at 4:00 a.m. the next morning. in the transformation and they knew it had to be a tremendousan impact to grow up and go to the same school. >> i just wanted to attend the sch

this is over, john holman, out 0 firefighters and peru have finally contained a forest fire. near the ymca ruins of match a pitcher had been battling the blaze for 3 days, but as concerned that strong winds may reignite the flames. the fire broke out on tuesday at near one of the world's most famous archaeological sites and destroyed approximately a 100 acres of land that's almost as big as 50 football pitchers. youtube as general under say they are being targeted by the government. traditional media are already subject to tight restrictions, making the online platform a proper alternative for journalists. but some of you choose biggest broadcasters or no wonder, have been jailed and say they're being tortured and threatened with death. malcolm web reports from kigali. you know where i was, john williams in tale says, being jailed by police for weeks at a time and receiving death threats. come with his job here in rwanda. langley horton, he's a journalist and youtube there will caster to have it. he says the people, he speaks to a sometimes threatened to with here his reporting on a commun

so there is, there will doug at the ymca local since the export processing zone and other industries opened here, it's become easier to find jobs. there weren't many job opportunities before we've been living here ever since. we lost our home in a storm, a little tiny bangladesh as one of the fastest growing economies in asia. but the climate induce, internal displacement has become one of its biggest challenges. and model town like modular offer some hope and shows how those who have been displaced by climate change can transform their lives through new initiatives. and opportunities can be children of jazeera among law, bangladesh. more than a 1000000 people have descended on central london to monk. the 50th anniversary of the case 1st prize parade. ah, helen, phil is 2 years cancellations because of the current of ours and any.

yeah, we handle the development issues absolutel for tida and for the commission meeting, we have ymca, one treasure island, all of these others and the cap. all of these other community meetings that are taking place. i think we need to also maximize them. i think they are more appropriate even for the police and muni to attend so they can speak to a larger audience and we can always take issues and then have to escalate them to the city on the commission level. so i'm going to recommend that. i'm going to recommend that. there are issues we have gotten with police and sf mta and take that into consideration. lastly, i wanted to take this opportunity also to convey our condolences to commissioner for the passing of your mom. we are sorry about that. and we wish your family well. thank you. >> all right. then, >> i appreciate that. >> we extend our condolences and it's difficult especially when relatives -- thank you for being here today. >> okay, then we will take the next item which i think is adjournment. thank you all for being here today, and keep safe always. >> thank you. have a

. >> tucker: it's the only american sport come invented at a ymca in springfield, massachusetts.all the woke sports writers who are constantly on the lookout for someone saying the wrong thing? have any of them taking your side in this? >> i will just say this, when i started to talk about this problem for the first time, one of the players actually reached out to me and said listen, there is no one who is going to be behind you, especially the media because they are run by the nba. so do not have any hope by the sports media. i didn't. this was the right thing to do when i went out there and exposed at all. so i'm glad i did it, trust me. >> tucker: where is bill simmons? he is a deeply good person. we just got this statement about the nba, "adam silver made it clear that we support players, including mr. freedom expressing their views on matters that are important to them." how do you respond to that disingenuous statement? >> well the recording said something different. you know, it's just sad to see how these people still can lie to the american people. how can they bow down

they spent the day at a ymca in san francisco.ent company disney recently made a donation that will help your need which has really skyrocketed. they are currently distributing food to 55,000 households every week. reggie: beyonce's new album sent drop at 9:00 our time but apparently some are already listening to. providing. fans are unhappy about this. they are begging people not to share it. let's respect our queen. according to variety, i don't know what this is. anyway, i ali fayad that sound like the album were available on the internet for it was set to drop. a french fan posted a picture of the album in cd saying they had already bought it on the streets of france. kumasi: i should have bought you all the albums. drew: could get what looks like a cd, and then you put it in your walkman. kumasi: have you all feel? drew: in scouring the internet right now and i have yet to see anyone. kumasi: they may have gotten to it quick. reggie: i read that they went and scrubbed the hashtags related to the leak. drew: this could also be

they were at the stones town family ymca in san francisco. it will help the food bank serve a need that has skyrocketed. they have started pop-ups in response to the pandemic. >> we are operating 28 of these pop-ups across san francisco, we know that are participates have the -- our participants have not recovered from the economic impact of covid-19. that's why were here. >> they will distribute money -- they will distribute food to 55,000 households every week. >> we have been living with covid-19 for two years. where did it begin? some california researchers just published answers. >> meanwhile, we deal with the new health threat, monkeypox, an my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or

country pulled their kids out of school on the on the birthday and i remember sitting at the main street ymca all day listening to dr. king speeches watching eyes on the prize and his voice and the way in which his faith came alive and practical ways so that people had the courage to stand up for themselves. it captured my imagination. i went to morehouse college largely because that was a school dr. king attended. that's kind of interesting because dr. king had a profound impact upon me as well. yeah now i was in 19 year old college student. yeah, and when i first met dr. king i met him in john lewis the same weekend back in 1960. on the campus of morehouse college and of course as happens in movements like that, there's always some generational approaches that may not be the same and there was a little disagreement that i cropped up among our students and of course sclc, and we asked dr. king to meet with us. on that campus he came to meet with us. yeah, and agreed that we will get together to the clock in the evening for about an hour were these to snick students? absolutely and john lewis

i got my bus pass, you know, i'm three blocks away from the ymca.t she got my cell phone. this is literally -- but he's trying to make a great situation out of -- it's over, it's done. >> greg: you realize that jamie is watching you make >> yes. he didn't get an apartment. >> greg: guy, i love the fact that he sees himself as a rebel. >> come this is going to be insurgent media, we are friends. you know those giant networks? their friends. >> the son and brother of a governor is the ultimate underdog tale, right? that's the chris cuomo story. if you're the one person in america clamoring for his comeback. the only one, it's you. >> greg: i was behind us from the beginning. >> his whole monologue begging cnn to not fire him. >> i did. i did. >> you want him as a guest. >> greg: i want him here at fox, on "the five"! >> this network is far too big for his taste as he tells us. but i actually disagree, i take him at his word that he likes working at a small network because he seems to enjoy it at cnn. [scattered applause] >> greg: that was really mean.

they spent the afternoon at a pop-up pantry at the ymca in san francisco.isney, recently made a donation that will help the group. the food bank is currently disturbing food to around 55,000 households every week. reggie: beyonce's new album is set to drop at 9:00 p.m. our time. apparently, some people are already listening to it. it's a leak, y'all. "variety" reporting this happened yesterday. the hive is trying to swat it down. they are begging people not to listen. they say "respect the queen." according to variety, high-quality files were online yesterday. a french fan even posted a picture of the cd format, saying they already bought it in france. i hope that beyonce is unbothered. drew: there are very few things i think that woman is bothered by. reggie: it only really increases the anticipation. drew: 12 hours away. reggie: was i scouring the internet? yes. drew: i sure was. no flak files. most people seem like they are just waiting. it is a day. reggie: we are going to get it soon. i feel like at this point if you do find it, you are about to get in

i remember sitting at the mate street ymca all day listening to doctor king's speeches, watching eyesn the prize's voice the way his faith came allowed in practical ways so people had the courage to stand up for themselves. it captured myi imagination. i went to morehouse college largely because tha' was the school doctor king had been too. >> it's kind off interesting. doctor king had a profound impact upon me as well. i was a 19-year-old college student when i first met doctor king i met him and john lewis the same weekend back in 1960. on the campus of morehouse acollege. and of course as happens in movements like that there are always some generationaloa approaches that may not be the same. and there is a little disagreement that cropped up among us students. and of course we asked doctor king to meet with us on that campus. he came to meet with us and agreed we would get together at 10:00 p.m. in the evening for about an hour. i and john lewis. it was at ten meeting for one hour, we walked out of there at 4:00 a.m. the next morning. and so i know that had to be a tremendous impac

i it's the only american sport was invented at a ymca in springfield, massachusetts. what about what about allie the sportsld writers who aree constantly on the lookout for someone saying the wrong thing? doesn't have any of them taking your side in this? well, i will just say this. you know, when i started to talk about this problem for the first time, one of the actually players reached out to me and said, listen, there's no i'm going to be behind you, especially the media, because they are run by the nba. so do not have any hope by the sports media. you know, i didn't you know what? this was the right thing to do. and i went out there and exposed it all. so i'm glad i did it. trust me. yeah, where's bill simmons? he's a deeply good person.er so we just got this statement from the nba by one of the recordings. >> and i want to read you quote adam silver made it clear that we support players, including mr. freedom, expressing we their views on matters that are important to them and quote, how do you respond to that disingenuous? >> well, well, the recording said some

before they were executive director of lyric, they were deputy director at the mission ymca which is where we started our relationship. and i just wanted to add, besides the amazing work that lara has done at lyric, she also led the way for being a positive leader and role model among immigrants and young people. for many of us who come from immigrant backgrounds, being yourself in a very traditional religious culture that is oppressive and doesn't give room for people to blossom -- and i say this as an immigrant mother of a gay daughter -- having someone like lara who is supremely competent as a youth development professional lead the way and pave the way for the blossoming of leadership of so many people in the excelsior, in the mission. it took my breath away. they're one of the most competent hard-working people that i've ever known and i'm so grateful we're honoring them and thank you, supervisor mandelman, for doing that. thanks. [applause] >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mandelman. and congratulations again, lara. and now we have supervisor dorsey. >> supervisor dor

i would drive them to the ymca for swim lessons or whatever and i would drive down park. and every morning we would see a relatively short woman power walking. up park avenue power walking and my daughter is the older one who graduates on sunday from from rutgers university said to me daddy. that's the same lady. why does she walk so fast? so when i met victoria for the first time i was like wait a minute. that's the that's the person. so victoria has been walking fast. ever since i would then come to know her as the judge who sat in part two the arraignment part in the in the newark municipal court. and i watched her do what? good judges do which is care. about being in the space. and then i saw her do what exceptional judges do. she wanted everyone in her courtroom who were on her team to buy into what she was doing. she broke a eggs in doing so. but in the end she transformed first that courtroom. and then she transformed with the help of other people many of them in the room here. the rest of the courthouse as she rose to the role of being presiding judge chief judge

to increase from 717 thousand dollars to amount not to exceed [inaudible] with the ymca of san francisco. to increase from 728, 964. not to exceed 909, 310. we have staff available for this item. >> great. director cajina. >> could staff walk us through the scope of work for this. i understand the board did not include that. i wanted to understand more what the scope of work was for this additional amount for this period of time. >> hello. >> thank you. >> i'm the program coordinator for the san front safe routes to school program. and00 autocurrent exceptions use the same scope as the existing contract. the contract in question are authorized through task orders. so the tasks are set. in the contract themselves. and the extension would allow us to offer additional task orders to condition work through the 2022-23 school year. what is included in the scope varies between the 4 contracts but in general it is implementation of our programming. our programming in includes events. your low events. big head liners like the walk and roll to school week the bike and roll to school week and even

houston city officials are encouraging people to visit cooling centers or pools like this one at the ymca. not only is it refreshing, it gives you a chance to turn down the thermostat at home and give the power grid a little bit of a break. the temperatures here in houston are expected to be as high as 100 degrees for the next six days straight. guys >> all right, humid, too, there. thank you. >>> as we mentioned parts of western europe are dealing with extreme heat as well, breaking records and fueling dangerous wildfires. now british officials have issued the first-ever red warning. that's labeling the historic temperatures as a national emergency. nbc's kelly cobiella joins us live now >> reporter: people are trying to do everything they can back london itself is one of the hottest places in the world, hotter even than the western sahara with forecast temperatures set to top 100 degrees. this morning people are warned to take cover as deadly heat sweeps across britain. >> a red extreme heat warning. >> reporter: the national weather service issuing the first-ever extreme heat warning w

sponsored by the members of the board of supervisors include the san francisco eagle and the landmark and ymcaen's building. the significance to lgbtqia development and the cafeteria and the castro theatre. two projects, the housing element 2022 update and the community stabilization report worked to fulfill the strategies and opportunity goals and specifically worked towards the increase in housing recommendation. as part of the housing update, the department co-facilitated group discussions on housing priorities with the castro lgbtqia cultural district and especially those targeted through lgbtqia plus people including housing discrimination, investing in lgbtqia plus housing models, providing homelessness resources and permanent supportive housing specifically targeted towards transgender and lgbtqia+people and as part of the implementation plan, department staff engaged lgbtqia plus members regarding the community stabilization strategies such as a pilot rental assistance fund. i will now turn to one of the recommendation of lgbtqia culture. the historical society was identified as the co