commissioner lee. >> you know the partnering with the ymca is such a great thing. i've known them for years. and to have a small business like the daily driver there, are you going to offer any classes that make these bagels for the community. there ought to be an extra benefit. you know, small business, especially small business guys, you know, we try to do anything to help the community and bring more people for training. especially the job market is so tough. so it will be great to see some classes at your place and the people that come to the y. and it's a good revenue driver for the port too, the y is such a national organization. thank you commissionerry h lee. >> we've been excite since y won the award and so excited to coming in the clean coxer park and paddle folks. i'm super excite beside this. and i look forward to a community party where we all eat bagels and cream cheese and work at the water front and work it out by going to the gym. thank you for coming to park. >> thank you, commissioner gilman. vice president brandon. >> jamie, thank you so much fo

he came there to stay at the ymca in 1948. and the klan actually marched down auburn avenue, which is the richest black city, richest black street in the world, as a show of intimidation. he comes back later on and driving through atlanta probably in 1950 or the mid 1950s, he's driving through atlanta and he sees a rat walking down possibly elm street and he slows down because he says that he doesn't want to hit the rat because rats have more and more respect in atlanta, georgia, than a black man. he didn't want to get in trouble for running over a rat. so the fact that he can move to atlanta. work with martin luther king jr representing in congress, then become the mayor of the city within 20 years is a remarkable in and of itself. and the fact that he saw in atlanta that he knew it could be an international city he knew it could be a city that, wasn't, you know, birmingham it wasn't little rock, not even, you know, nashville, that there was something different about atlanta with the airport with the businesses that were ther

let's do what doocy is doing in arizona with the ymca. fine.ant every kid like i want every house member to be on this camera, i want every kid in school in america to have a laptop and wi-fi. >> jesse: if you had that $100 million they're still clinging to, you could afford maybe six laptops per kid. >> jeanine: doesn't it make you wonder why they're holding on to it so long? what do they plan to do with it? the amazing part of all this is when the secretary of education comes out and says, this is a call to action! well, what's your plan? call to action? what is the action that you have in mind? and the craziest part about this when you talk about the schools and inner cities, nobody, nobody is talking about the impact of the millions that are coming through and have been coming through the southern border with kids that don't speak english or are being brought into the schools where they have to bring in teachers or where they have to slow down with the american students to make sure that the other students can catch up because they don't un

a young woman volunteers for the for the ymca work overseas and decides to go and help out with nursing care or help out in what we call the ymca huts and serve the soldiers on front line, giving them books, writing paper or envelopes. cigaret as they how would you counsel these young people and their going off and to what could be death. what about the dislocations in the workforce what about women in your congregation now going industrial work going to work for the cable car sweeping the streets in downtown what about these social the sense of social dislocation the sense of of of challenge to the families. how do you do this and how do you and how do you reverse this? when the war is over and you try to go back to normal times? so there are those demands on pastors and other officers in the church. we have its own unique story. the story of the service of chaplains in the war war jewish rabbis, catholic priests, protestant clergy of all denominations. how are you going to divide that up? and there's little bit of a vulgar turf that goes on. every denomination says we need representat

i took him to his first cardinals game at, busch stadium, and got him swimming lessons at the ymca. a couple of years later, i to new york to try to make it as a writer and in 2000 a ten year old gerald boarded plane for the first time to stay with me and my girlfriend anna for a long weekend. he enjoyed the flight, watching the cars on the ground turn to ants and drinking sprite. i wrote in my journal during a visit to the museum of natural history in new york. i snapped a photo of him standing next to a tiger stuffed roaring in a glass cage. gerald posed with his hands up in the air, cowering and pretending to be petrified of the tiger. when i look at the photo now, i see the ideal image of childhood a happy boy, carefree, totally at ease on guard at the summer, he came back and stayed with us for weeks, sleeping on the pullout sofa in, our apartment in new jersey, attending a ymca day camp. this tyrrell and my wife anna. tyrrell quickly friends with the other kids in the area, even starting a dog walking business with boy next door, posting signs around the neighborhood. in octob

for cramming $300 million in extra fees on families who are just trying to sign up there kids for ymca camp, or just registering for a charity walkathon in their community. we are going to continue by finding ways to reduce burdens of other fees, like the billions of penalties charged by banks and credit card companies through new rules and guidance. this is real money back in the pockets of american families. it is good for them and good for businesses that follows the law. i will like to turn it over to the president to talk more about these all of government efforts to tackle junk fees. pres. biden: good morning. today my administration is announcing new actions to lower the costs for everyday living for american families. to put more money in the pockets of middle income and working-class americans. to hold big corporations accountable. these steps will start saving americans collectively billions of dollars in unfair fees. i am here with the director of the consumer financial bureau, as well as the chair of the federal trade mission. we are remembering -- there are members of a co

get his ymca, the cave regime refused to recognize the will of the people, rejects any proposals for negotiation, as gunfire continue, so civilians di you've not nearly put in declared marsh law in the 4 ukrainian regions, said moscow, legally annexed magic marker, was going on for the situation in the area of the special military operation can be described as tense. the enemy is not abandoning his attempts to attack russian forces such, oh it was. is that a sister who was the move was seen as a clear response to reason military setbacks as ukraine counter offensive advances are. here we were all around russia voided even just the word war isn't for 6 months. i punished its people with criminal cases for using it. william is and now declares martial law in the occupied territory. monday the occupies themselves, brought the war to ireland. it's under the constant false pretense of alleged negotiations, and now they are signed decrease cementing the war li, blue vino put ins. decree came on the day that russian and sold officials in the ukrainian city of had san announced they would mo

has shown up in our ymca.are living having heavy arguments, even fights break it over pick your red or blue issue. this becomes of bad we can't ignore it anymore, we've actually hired a consultant and they are training our, staff training our board and conflict resolution. we were to start hosting events to get people to talk across their, differences actually have dialogue about tough conversations. just out of curiosity, is there any support for something like that? i said, not really. then, because we chaired this committee, the national academy of arts and sciences just did a report at the end of last year called our common purpose. but refreshing american democracy. chapter four of it is focused on what they call civic bridge building. the point said that the united states currently spends tens of millions of dollars trying to foster social cohesion and build civic bridges as a means of strengthening democracy. in other countries. but we don't do it here. so, we have introduced a bill, ten democrats, and

my knee does tone is another one, and name on the ymca, you know, shown garnish via the building damage for all time, buffy zaps to tune a. the mountain western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be something a typical of europe and democracies. the fuel is doctrine, superior, and inferior race is rather appeared out of thin air in europe due to an unlucky turn of events, a pre requisites for it had never existed before. but here's the pre world war, met the u. k. at colonies in africa, india, china, the commonwealth of australia, asia north and south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi. anya, italy, established colonies and somalia, ethiopia libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so, by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as wel

a book coupled, which was the subject by this kind of close on the ymca bus stop. asking was just wondering, cuz there's just a couple of peacekeepers. stay on the launch, a luminous clarity, utsa lewisville normal shuttle to me with the same condition that you're going to school and also the new new illusion discipline because the fall out of lorraine down on ukraine and western european countries, it's suicidal because those involved in this nuclear terrorism, other one will suffer me ah, a to ms. nathan with, with, with key at the ocean. just keep the process is from the dealer. molly completed with us for go get you guys to phone with what you're supposed to professional lithium, the prevalence of all but yet with ah, when i was just seemed wrong when i just don't hold any world yet to save out these days because the advocate and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. ah, no one, no, no, no, no, no. what was the limitation of unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do

the ymca is expanding their diabetes diabetes prevention program to dozens of new communities. here at kpix 5 we are also looking into some of the health issues that latinos face. they are also also celebrating hispanic culture in our special communities program coming up called una familia. we are one family after all. watch on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area . > >> today, more bay area schools encouraged students to walk and roll to campus instead of traveling by car and we caught up with those kids at dayton ely dayton elementary in san lorenzo lorenzo this morning. some were on foot, others were on bikes and scooters, some in wagons even. >> it frees your mind to be more more engaged to school. when you you walk as a group, you are talking during that time period, period, so you are getting to know each other more. you are stronger when you come to schoo, to school, and it's better for the environment. we see fewer cars on the streets as well. >> wasn't >> wasn't just in san lorenzo children all over the bay area, taking part in walk and roll. san leandro, fremont

. $1.2 million to the ymca to expand their aftercare program and to expand it to help kids avoid tobacco and other substance abuses. this is going to be nearly 800 additional kids who have been watched after school, and their families will not have to worry about their safety. we also have funding for the center for employment training. over the years, this has been designated one of the top training agencies in the united states. we all know that there is a worker shortage. well, it is not just people looking for work, it is getting the training, and cet does that that are probably than anyone else, and we also have funding for the san jose conservation corps and their charter school, which has won awards for helping young people who might have gotten off on the wrong track straighten up and get great careers in oftentimes the traits or on to college, so this will be a boon for education in the south bay, and i'm really happy that we could be part of making the bay area better. kristen: i see. it is fantastic it focuses really from the early years of childhood education to vocational tr

a book cutaway, which was the work, the focus, but by this kind of close on the ymca bus, stop asking us shell sports, or is it a capitol for peacekeepers? a luminous clarity, answer lewisville normal shuttle teresa with the cisco us. this is a new new legal to you. you can just open it because the fallout will rain down on ukraine and western european countries. it's suicide will because those involved in this nuclear terrorism are the ones who will suffer us. mm. for who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. but i figure which of the problem was the question, as we speak on the new senior, mostly mind the banding, all in ports of russian oil and gas, new g i. g 's with joe biden, imposing the sanctions on russia has destroy the american economy. so there's your boomerang with a live muscles. if you look on the initial, you want to pull up a new day or 2, but you also still listed on those a what i see the senior bus is the little gear lation

like given that a good book, couple the, which was the suck, is this kind of close on the ymca bus? stop asking was just wondering, is it a capital peacekeepers? stay on the launch. a luminous clarity of the new still busy mama shuttle to me with the same condition. brings me nothing from the new near illusion. you know? because the fall out, lorraine down on ukraine and western european countries is suicide or because those involved in this nuclear terrorism, other one will suffer 1st me ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk a was recently munoz curtis. imagine if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple of don't put your human symbols on display a little space each night. all right, so you guys don't talk to strangers, i avoid noisy gatherings and run a marsh. we've eaten your colleagues and perhaps also yo

well, of course, on the ymca bus stop, school was just wanting. keller, distressed in the look of capital for peacekeepers, stay on the launch. a luminous clarion lewisville is enormous shuttle to me with the same condition. brings me nothing from the new near illusion. you know, because the fall out, lorraine down on ukraine and western european countries, its suicide will because those involved in this nuclear terrorism, other one will suffer me. ah. ah no one. no, sir, no, no, admiral hook, no, no. what though, more shrill than what the ship unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known and little no to production with it. so it gives you, oh sure, good good. that they're not killed when you saw new rochelle. he one more mom, but she no longer thought this meant new mom. one of up on there and i got the sale . i got your name. i got on monday. i wish to know about joy. oh, new a new room or got more or less tha

get his ymca, the cave regime refused to recognize the will of the people, rejects any proposals for negotiation, as gunfire continue, so civilians di you've not nearly this one could in declare martial law in the 4 ukrainian region. said moscow, legally annexed murphy. jose mickely marrow, we're working on solving very complex, large scale tasks out to ensure security and protect the future of russia to protect our people that she can, that are who do the move for seen as a clear response to reason military setbacks as ukraine counter fence if advances are of san marcos, growing up in the situation in the area of the special military operation can be described as tents. the enemy is not abandoning its attempts to attack russian forces such oh it was is that it is your horse. the listeners, our further actions and plans regarding the city of her san itself will depend on the military and tactical situation. i repeat, it is already very difficult and i will as of to day nursery ordinance again this morning about a 3rd put ins decree came on the day that russian and sold officials in t

is showing up in our ymca. even fights break out. it has become so that we can't ignore it so we hired a consultant there they are training our staff and board we are going to start posting events to have dialogue about tough conversations. he said is there federal support for something like that? i said not really. because we did this committee, there was a report called our common purpose about refreshing american democracy. chapter four of it focused on what they call civic bridge building. the united states currently spends millions of dollars trying to foster social cohesion and build civic bridges. we don't to adhere. we have introduced a bill, 10 democrats i am the lead sponsor, 10 republicans. let's actually provide some support to these hyper local efforts, the ymca, the interfaith groups that are trying to do the right thing to not have the jerry springer show but rather to have dialogue across our differences. our founders did not present that we were going to agree with each other on everything. they knew we wouldn't. but

arizona said they will use some of their resources in order to have a big push throughout all the ymcastudents can get on track. >> i talked to a pre-k who liked a book about trucks. he was interested in learning about trucks. they will be interested to read if we give them the opportunity. words have said we will love what others have loved and we must show them how and we try to teach reading, the number one issue. >> dana: my favorite thing to do. >> glenn youngkin is on it. his secretary of education is on it. they will address it. it is interesting to see republicans talking so much about education. >> dana: parents are demanding it indeed. bill bennett. great to see you. have a good day. >> thanks, dana. >> bill: a family turns heartache to action. why they are fighting to raise awareness about cyberbullying and calling to change the law in the memory of their daughter. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neur

you then went -- did you sign up at the ymca after that, learn to swim?ly -- like not at all know how to swim? >> i never drowned before. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. and so they get you in. you're just -- you're just going through the very basics? >> yeah, very basics. and you know, with this -- floaties. >> jimmy: for real floaties? >> yeah, yeah, with kids. >> jimmy: how embarrassing. >> totally. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> if you ever think that to be an actor is so glamorous? no. >> jimmy: it is not that glamorous. wow. that is a great -- that is an incredible story. who in your life is most excited about this, about you being a marvel hero? >> it's my friend, elariya. she was so excited. i call her, okay, let's work together in this project. she was, oh, i don't know, i'm not sure. when i said it's for a marvel movie, she went crazy. she sent me all the info about my character. because i knew about the character but no too much, not that crazy. but she sent me every single detail. she was turning crazy. >> jimmy: yeah. it's good for you, you got t

my kid went to the ymca where i live, right? that is not controlled by the state. he was in pre-k.ter was home and did remote learning. i just feel like we're playing catch up when it comes to math. >> too late for monday morning quarterback on this. rachel: thank you. >> that is unfortunate. it is at the kids expense. >> people need to be held accountable. people are not held accountable, they will do this again. the kind of censorship, social control jake tapper was under in his elite circles i think allowed them to, as you said he had the national platform to do it. didn't feel free to do it, believed fauci, whatever it is. >> i have to say one other thing the low income communities suffered the most. rachel: amen. >> all the kids in private catholic schools r mine are. i know you, we all have children in certain schools but there are low income communities that really suffered. it is going to take years, i mean years and years for them to catch up. rachel: the catholic schools, many of them were affordable. people could get in thank god. thank god for catholic schools for that.

i went to a ymca family day a couple weekends ago.ry single mom, i talked to about 40 moms at the event. when i asked what matters to you, the first word out of their mouth was crime. so my campaign, what we are running on is a strong economy and safe communities. i'm proud to be endorsed by the illinois fraternal order of police, 34,000 law enforcement officers said we support esther, my opponent has made disparaging remarks on facebook just lambasting the police and so they know the only chance we have at safe communities is supporting my campaign. so i'm proud to have that support. >> john: miss king, the democrats have been critical of you on the abortion issue. they claim that you support a national abortion ban with no exceptions. but that's not true. >> even cnn fact checked that is not true. when i have cnn on my side telling the democrats they are lying you know you are doing something right. so we are proud to be running a strong campaign across northern, central, western illinois, and when i get to congress i look forward t

during the pandemic, we paid for after school care at the boy and girl -- boys and girls clubs and the ymca's>> this questioner was to know what you will do to make it easier for mainers to join the workforce? mr. lepage: the governor of the state of maine should have been parked in washington and telling the president to let these people go to work. if you send them to maine, put them to work. and if we need to give them a maine id until the government catches up, we will do that. mainers will be put to work as soon as i get in there. mr. hunkler: it is a huge problem because people who come here want to work at they can't because of federal laws. the other problem is, once they start working, they get a work permit and when it runs out, they have to stop working. then they renew it and sometimes, our government is so slow it is a real problem. i don't know what we can do but go to washington and have our federal representatives help us in that. gov. mills: under the previous president, our immigration policies were completely sidetracked. for a lot of reasons, and i know that mr. lepage joi

he came there to stay at the ymca in 1948. and the klan actually marched down auburn avenue, which is the richest black city, richest black street in the world, as a show of intimidation. he comes back later on and driving through atlanta probably in 1950 or the mid 1950s, he's driving through atlanta and he sees a rat walking down possibly elm street and he slows down because he says that he doesn't want to hit the rat because rats have more and more respect in atlanta, georgia, than a black man. he didn't want to get in trouble for running over a rat. so the fact that he can move to atlanta. work with martin luther king jr representing in congress, then become the mayor of the city within 20 years is a remarkable in and of itself. and the fact that he saw in atlanta that he knew it could be an international city he knew it could be a city that, wasn't, you know, birmingham it wasn't little rock, not even, you know, nashville, that there was something different about atlanta with the airport with the businesses that were ther

this one was a ymca in the mission and again -- my personal belief is our inclusion of west site rerue and looking at the facility in person where we can giving us great insight from the consumer perspective, which is our role. there are food distributions the site is on mission just off an over pass under which 280 passes. a little noisy -- in when you are outside. -- noted when she went there was not security at the store. correspond her. she met with the community with the community service director. um -- we are at the notice focusing not deliberately seems to be happening on some of the y's. and this one has a senior room. interactive, there are exercise classes that are well attended. the languages. at the participates are spoken for the classes. they are spanish and monolingual, cantonese there are no foodservice although there is a program in the works with open hand and facilities back opened since june of 2020. and as we are seeing that in many of these clients at the various cites the lack of use of technology is low. that there is coordination between the y's and das fundin

just this past friday we had the first ever bayview reentry family friends event at the ymca in the bayview district where we had up to 15 community based organizations. we had the police department, we had the sheriff department, we have the very own da all come out to the community and talk to the people in the community. you know, it is very big and i stand very strongly on bridging the gap because i represent the struggle. i am the struggle. it makes it easier for people to understand the city the reentry council and powers that be are not against the people of san francisco. that is one of the very big stigmatisms i know i was taught growing up running the streets and living that lifestyle, so when the people of the struggle can identify with me and others that is all the reentry council it provides hope. it lets them know they too like i like to say can have a second chance at first class life. when they see it in me it shows i'm them. they can also do it. we have a great city. we have great resources and this sitee city is for the people. all the people need is see people they identi

. >> she was in good health, she was always going to the gym, she would go to the ymca, and work out.on family, melissa thought the timing of bridget's death seemed strange. >> i think it is weird that she passed away a week after bill. it was almost one week between the anniversary of, i don't know you would call it, but the anniversary a bill passing away. he passed away in one year, and then on this a week later, she had passed away. i think it is odd, but, then, when you start thinking about it it's, well -- it was a year anniversary. i have heard this stress killed, and it can just eat away your body. >> melissa had another theory. one a little more sinister. it had to do with caleb. >> when i was with caleb, i don't want to -- i've already been told by the detectives that fingers are being pointed, and i'm not, in any way, pointing fingers, because that's not why i'm here. but, when i was with caleb, he didn't have a good relationship with his mom. i'm not saying that is enough to do something to her, but he didn't have a great relationship with this mom. >> they say caleb might