because they could not own the property it was held in trust by the san francisco ywca. the office of carlton b goodlet and daniel collin, the office of medical practice, they are significant for establishing the sun reporter that reported on civil right issues in the black community mainly dismissed. the bay area urban league headquarters is founded by daniel [inaudible] local branch of national organization that help black families migrating from the south secure housing and jobs on the west coast. fellowship of all people is significant as a interface interracial intercultural conrogation by reverend hower therman influenced social change. both he and his wife are notable figures locally and nationally. this property is significant, the location with the [inaudible] had the national headquarters before splintering into local chapters. as a national organization they are one of the largest and most activeen issues of gender and sexuality. the black hat is significant one of the most popular gay bars despite numerous attempts by police to shut it down. before it was shu

she said i am the fiction editor and we need help witheede the events or the brooklyn festivals of ywca you can be helpful to them back site called the editor in chief to you need anybody?t person, yo i think i can help and one week later i was set up as the associate publisher of the magazine as a volunteer but it was pretty much a full-time job. but we grew and worked on the infrastructure to make it more popular and robust and that is how the job came to be. happenstance. >> of first non-white and anon mail to be executive director. >> i am.point? the way the job was hired of the search conducted through different cultural institutions in publishing to see who was fit for the job by did not approach them vice but to somebody and was getting ideas for people i did not think me but somebody said what about you? what about me? i was a bit younger i did not think that would be in my future at that time. my futue i ended up talking to them and i was so intimidated at first by the process i just went in there as myself this is why i believe and what i can do i don't know of i thought about

to block very far about tripping an institution that was started by white protestant, the ymca, ywca, the boy scouts would not be hard to find these things. and yet, these kinds of institutions in the world that they were really a part of its past from the american scene. that is what the book is about. you can see it in architecture. i want to focus on demographics for the setup of the conversation. i'm going to show you a few more. it would be this one. this really shows us the changes that have been just over the last eight years. i've got shaded in this light grids appear to barack obama's president did. this is all white christians together. the percentage that are white christians, nondenominational, orthodox album together comprised of the american population. 59% of the country. by 2008 on barack obama was running for president, two election cycles ago. today that number is 45%. 47% in 2014 and in the next year our latest data shows that 45%. chester in the last two election cycles, turn president rod obama's presidency, we have crossed this amazing threshold. we move from bei

the ywca, the ywca, boy scouts. it would not be hard to find these things, and yet these kinds of institutions in the world that they were really a part of has recall really passed from the american scene. you can cease in dem graphics and architecture. 'll focus on at the demographics for the setup of the conversation here. if i can show you one chart, and i'll show you a fewer mow but one chart would be this one. this really shows us some real changes that happened just over the last eight years. so i have shaded in this light gray the period of barack obama's presidency. this is all white christians together, percentage that all white christians, protestants, catholics, nondenominational, orthodox, priced of the american population so in 2004, 59% of the country, by 2008, when president barack obama was running for president, that number was 54%. today that number is 45%. it was 57% in 2014 and the next. >> the latest data shows it's 45%. so just doing the last two election cycles, during president protect barack

. >> reporter: san jose state partnered with the ywca to provide advocacy and advice for victims including a confidential chat search online. len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> 17-year-old fremont high school student is behind bars right now after threatening violence against a group of classmates. the teens who were threatened all go to fremont high school. the threats came on social media and were taken seriously by sunnyvale police. police say that no one else was involved and there is no danger to students or staff. >>> new at 5:00, this convicted sex offender is under arrest after police say he tried to kidnap two women in san jose. officers arrested 56-year-old david russell this afternoon. the attempted kidnappings happened within days of each other last week. police say he has a history of violent assaults against women. >>> police is released a new picture of ex-49er bruce miller after his arrest. officials released his booking photo today. miller was arrested early monday morning on suspicion of punching a 70-year-old man and his son. surveillance video shows a bloodied miller walking arou

.>> the silicon valley ywca nonprofit that helps sexual assault victims is commending the universityor taking a stance. >> i appreciate the president is saying we want to take action and i appreciate that the president is encouraging people to come forward. >> azenith smith ktvu fox 2 knows . >>> as san jose man was killed when he crashed a rented ferrari, the 46-year-old driver was traveling with other exotic sports cars on highway 84 yesterday afternoon, he failed to negotiate a curve any hit a tree near skyline boulevard in the chp says the man was thrown from the car even though he was wearing a seatbelt and was pronounced dead at the scene, chp is looking into whether speed or an unsafe turning movement played a role. >>> 4:40 am and a man has been arrested in connection with a fire at a motel in palo alto on tuesday night which started on the second floor of the glass slipper in good 20 motel guests were evacuated and the firefighters were able to put out the fire, the only room damaged is the one where the fire started and investigators arrested a 22-year-old man who they susp

because they could not own the property it was held in trust by the san francisco ywca.he office of carlton b goodlet and daniel collin, the office of medical practice, they are significant for establishing the sun reporter that reported on civil right issues in the black community mainly dismissed. the bay area urban league headquarters is founded by daniel [inaudible] local branch of national organization that help black families migrating from the south secure housing and jobs on the west coast. fellowship of all people is significant as a interface interracial intercultural conrogation by reverend hower therman influenced social change. both he and his wife are notable figures locally and nationally. this property is significant, the location with the [inaudible] had the national headquarters before splintering into local chapters. as a national organization they are one of the largest and most activeen issues of gender and sexuality. the black hat is significant one of the most popular gay bars despite numerous attempts by police to shut it down. before it was shut

it was the first ywca in the u.s. and it's now known as yw boston. here with us this morning is president and ceo sylvia jones. >> good morning. >> good morning . thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. >> sylvia, 1 50 years. >> a long time. >> oh, my gosh. what can you tell us? i mean, it's amazing because i've been doing centro for 20 years, sylvia, and this is the first time i have you buys on. where have you guys been? >> we have hiding away but now we're breaking out. >> what can you tell us about dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. >> we do need to highlight that the whole mission started obviously for just women. that's not the case now. that's why you decided in 2012 to go ahead and go to yw boston. >> yes. >> tell us a little bit about who it is that you're helping now. >> well, our work bringing all people together. we work with all genders. we work with people of many different ages. we have three program areas. leadership development, health a

because they could not own the property it was held in trust by the san francisco ywca.he office of carlton b goodlet and daniel collin, the office of medical practice, they are significant for establishing the sun reporter that reported on civil right issues in the black community mainly dismissed. the bay area urban league headquarters is founded by daniel [inaudible] local branch of national organization that help black families migrating from the south secure housing and jobs on the west coast. fellowship of all people is significant as a interface interracial intercultural conrogation by reverend hower therman influenced social change. both he and his wife are notable figures locally and nationally. this property is significant, the location with the [inaudible] had the national headquarters before splintering into local chapters. as a national organization they are one of the largest and most activeen issues of gender and sexuality. the black hat is significant one of the most popular gay bars despite numerous attempts by police to shut it down. before it was shut

it was known as the north side ywca.provided young women of color with opportunities for civic and community engagement. in 1922, catherine street was formally established with the mission that reflects to this day its strong commitment to the preservation and education of families and children. for more than nine decades, catherine street has reaffirmed its commitment to school readiness by promoting the value of education for parents and children. it is our goal to make it fashionable and cool for children to want to study, work hard, and succeed in school. we are working at catherine street to break the cycle of poverty in our community, and we are going to do that one child and one family at a time. [applause] ms. adams: we will continue to make our impact on poverty by encouraging and removing barriers for poor children and their families. making it possible for them to participate in our preschool, afterschool, and a summer enrichment programs. these are the kinds of programs that the roosevelt encouraged throughou

after graduation, she volunteered with the ywca and was offered a full-time job in the city of her choice. she continued her passion to serve youth and later served as the dean of girls and vice principal at dunbar high school where she worked for 27 years. in addition to her duties, ms. peterson is the oldest active sorority.ber of delta rise and give tribute to ms. may peterson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. ms. kaptur: i rise today to call on congress to rule out an end of the year lame duck end run vote on the transpacific partnership. no other time in the congress is less accountable to the people who entrust us to represent their interests. that's why it's called lame duck duck. retiring members still have a say and whose interests are they more likely to represent? sometimes corporate interests weigh in with offers with high dollars on their retirement or those fresh off and election a lame duck can pose pressures. i watc

.>>> also, you can see the man breaking into the ywca in southern california, grabbing whatever he canrom the cash register and running off. there are two problems here, the cash register is a toy, and the money is only printed paper, and what the police department is saying, and is may not be the thieves first time in doing something like this.>>> the best were honored last night at the 68th annual primetime emmy awards.>> and the emmy goes to "game of thrones".>> the hbo "game of thrones" taking home 12 awards including best drama, and they now have 38 emmys, breaking the record for the highest number of awards for any series, and " veep"was also a hit with jody at louise dreyfus taking home an emmy award for the best leading actress. >> i think this has torn down the wall between comedy and politics. our show started out as a political satire but now feels like a sobering documentary. [ laughter ]. i certainly do promise to rebuild the wall and make mexico pay for it. [ laughter ].>> she is funny. she looks fabulous.>>> other winners include "the people v. o. j. smpson: american cri

. >> reporter: tonight, the silicon valley ywca nonprofit is commending the university for taking a stance. >> i appreciate the president is saying we want to take action. >> reporter: the bay area news group reporting after he was placed on paid leave last week. in talking to students tonight, they were notified of that, and at least one student believes he is still her school adviser. >> i'm a little confused so if the allegations were from last year and it was just last week that the professor wases placed 0 on -- placed on leave, is it because the investigation was going that long? >> reporter: yes, and there are questions why it took the investigation to go on that long, and to be fair, the bay area news group gave questions to the school and the school responded. >>> now to fremont, where some long time employees of a loney college have been hit with extortion emails, warning if they don't pay up, their personal information will be released. it all started about two weeks ago. some employee information, like names, social security numbers, dates of birth, and gender had been compromi

over an institution that was started by white christian american, white protestants, the ymca, the ywca, the boy scouts. it would not be hard to find these things and yet, these kinds of institutions and the world they were a part of has really passed from the american team, so that's what the book is about and you can see this in a number of demographic ways. i will focus a bit on the demographics to set up the conversation here. if i can show you once chart, it would be this one. it's really shows us real changes that happened just like in the last eight years, associated in this light gray, the period of barack obama's presidency. this is all white christians together, protestants, catholics, nondenominational, orthodox want together comprised of the american population, so in 2004, 59% of the country and by 2008, when president barack obama was running for president two election cycles ago it was 54%. today, the numbers 35%. 47% 2014 and in the next year our latest data shows 45%, so during the last two election cycles, during president barack obama presidency we have crossed this a

without tripping over an institution started by white christian america, white protestants, ymca, ywca, voice guys. it would not be hard to find these things. and these institutions in the world that they were part of has passed from the american scene. that is what the book is about. you can see it in architecture. i will focus on the demographics to set up conversation here. if i can show you one charge, it would be this one. this really shows us the real changes that have been just over the last eight years. shaded in this light gray, a period of barack obama's presidency, this is all white christians together, percentage that all white christians, out of sync, catholic, orthodox comprised of the american population. 2004, 59% of the country. two dozen a barack obama was running two election cycles ago. the number was 54%. today the number is 45%. and in the next year and latest data shows 45%. just during the last two election cycles, during barack obama's presidency, we have crossed this amazing threshold. we have moved from being a majority white christian country to a minority w