yes, rodney and the ymca, and anisha's here. i'm excited that they're going to be implementing great programs that the ymca provides, and i'm looking forward to being here in how long, phil? >> 15, 16 months. >> the hon. london breed: 15 months when we cut the ribbon of the new recreation center and playground. and hopefully, the swings are going to be strong enough to bold adults, too. >> both of us. >> the hon. london breed: thank you, phil. appreciate it. because we are still kids at heart, and that's what parks do for all of our citizens. we want kids to get outside and play. we want adults and others to enjoy our basketball courts and our tennis courts and our rec centers and all that san francisco has to offer. so i just want to say thank you to the voters for continuing to support parks funding every time you see it on the ballot. thank you to the community of the western addition for not only supporting this and being actively engaged, but continuing to support parks in this neighborhood. and i guarantee you that even th

like ymca. >> the usmca like "ymca", the song. ymca. ♪ ymc [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, boy. don't let mike pence hear you singing a village people song. [ laughter and applause ] no. [ cheers and applause ] he will attach a car battery to your nads and read to you from leviticus. [ laughter ] seriously dude, you're not the village people, you're the village idiot. [ light laughter ] now, the argument that trump can pay for the wall through a trade deal makes no sense. savings from a trade deal, if there are any, wouldn't go to the government. they would go to businesses. a reporter tried to clarify that with sanders in her press briefing yesterday, but sanders just kept repeating the lie. >> where are the additional monies for this wall going to come from? and why is he asking the american taxpayer for them when he promised mexico was going to pay? >> look, we're not asking american taxpayers for that. the money that would be saved through the usmca deal, we could pay for the wall four times over. and by doing that new trade deal we have the opportunity to pay for the wall.

like ymca. >> the usmca like "ymca", the song. ymca. ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, boy. don't let mike pence hear you singing a village people song. [ laughter and applause ] no. [ cheers and applause ] he will attach a car battery to yourads and read to you from leviticus. [ laughter ] seriously dude, you're not the village people, you're the village idiot. [ light laughter ] now, the argument that trump can pay for the wall through a trade deal makes no sense. f vings from a trade deal, there are any, wouldn't go to the government. they would go to businesses. a reporter tried to clthat with sanders in her press briefing yesterday, but sanders just kept peating the lie. >> where are the additional monies for this wall going to come from? and why is he asking the american taxpayer for them when he promised mexico was going to pay? >> look, we're not asking american taxpayers for that. the money that would be saved through the usmca deal, we could pay for the wall four tis er. and by doing that new trade deal we have the opportunity to pay for the wall. >> but trade bene

pretending we're working out, but we're really socializing at the ymca. we both attended u.c. hastings college of the law, and we have a very healthy rivalry because he went to berkeley for underg underg -- undergrad -- go bears. i can't say how appreciative i am of his involvement and of his time, and his wife, jane low. we raised our children together, and we're very active in the golden gate mothers group, which is kind of the mafia of moms, and you don't want to mess with them. allen is very supportive of all things family. with that, i would like to nominate allen. go stanford, beat low. >> and i would be glad to second that. >> clerk: are there any other nominations? okay. i am closing the nominations. with that, all those in favor of allen low as vice president? [voting] >> clerk: all those opposed? okay. allen low is vice president. >> i know commissioner anderson was very hard to nominate a cal guy, but i just do want to say it's harder to be a cal fan these days than to be a dedicated commissioner. >> thank you, thank you. >> clerk: okay. we are

tom: go to basketball games and the ymca -- at the ymca in chicago. she could maybe jump in and change the calculus. sec. pritzker: thank you for having me. chicago, you know where that is -- sec. pritzker: a fabulous of the. -- as a fabulous city fabulous city. tom: two baseball teams. sec. pritzker: number one in job growth, number one indirect investment. -- in direct investment. jon: what about the white sox? >> i'm a cubs fan. jon: penny pritzker from the world economic forum in davos. this is bloomberg. lisa: coming up, and interview with greg jensen. right now, we will take a look at what's happening in the markets. what'sriggs checking out moving higher on the back of those earnings reports. the focus is, procter & gamble. they are beating on the top and bottom line, boosting the high 1%.of that 2019 view by there was a big focus on organic revenue growth. 2.7%.g estimates of with the september promotion, which was helping drive sales. investors breathing a sigh of relief. they are beating their peer group. looking forward, analysts want to se

. ♪ fun to stay at the ymca ♪ it's fun to stay at the -- >> that's one dance he won't be participating in. >> it could be river dancing. >> check out that new restaurant. >> did you hear about that new restaurant, karma? >> no. >> they don't have a men knu, y just get what you deserve. >> oh. >> ow! >> no way to open that without two hands. >> you can use your elbow or something. >> get on the floor and step on it. >> now he heads over to the refrigerator. [ laughter ] >> she helps him out a little bit. she feeds him. >> let's watch a little tv. >> what happened? >> that's also not going to work out well. >> he makes a mess with the soda. how about this, let bake a cake. >> yeah. that sounds great. >> no! >> he gets to getting. >> i'm aching everywhere! >> he goes upstairs to go to bed. >> that looks scary, thomng>>oi >>> imagine you have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world to do. now imagine doing it for very little money or in some cases no money at all. this firefighter from the bow regar r regard volunteer fire department is at a fully involved house fire. neighbors spotted

>> reporter: donations are coming in to the armed services ymca. >> paper products to diapers. canned food. resources available. >> reporter: families are also getting help from the credit union. offering coast guard members interest free loans. and letting them delay payments on current loans. >> the coast guard is such a great organization. they're out there every day. saving living. doing whatever they can to make the country safer. >> if you'd like to help with a donation of food or other items. you can do so tomorrow from 10 it 2:00 p.m. the families themselves will be picking the items up sunday morning. >> thanksateport. it's a city first homicide of the new year. san jose investigating the death of a woman. her body found in a home. th a neighborhood off the express way. police say the body was found last night. officers were responding to a call about a possible dead body. so far no other details are released and no suspects have been named. >> family and friends mourn a teenager today shot and killed in belmont. they remembered him someone who could light up a room. h

. >> luckily, i do work at the ymca, so i do still have my paycheck, but it's just not enough to feed a family of five, plus pay our bills. so, it is very stressful. >> reporter: items needed include diapers, baby wipes, detergent, paper goods, non perishable food, gift cards and pet food. >> are you going to help? great job! >> reporter: lauer manor and manor's children have been picking up the items from collection sites and bringing them here to the armed services ymca. >> i cannot get over how much people in our community want to help us. >> reporter: the items will be distributed here sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. you can find information for the four collection sites on our website, abc7news.com. in alameda, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> there is a big job under way at uc berkeley. >> crews go to work bringing down trees after a man was killed by a falling eucalyptus. officials explain why some of the trees need to come down. >>> just what is happening with the momentum auto group? i'm michael finney with an update and how i'm helping what does help for heart fait looks

both parents were big and important activist her father's name was william working for the ymca that was a big organization with chapters all over the world most famously he had lunch at buckingham palace giving speeches in tokyo. he was a very conservative ma man, but a big activist as well. and went very closely hand-in-hand with rachel one - - racial justice. but her mother was known as addie among other things was one of only three black women who went to europe during world war i with the black troops all of these hundreds of white women who went now that we would think of the uso so they would have a place to unwind but for those three black women but talk about the treatment of black soldiers during world war i but i also want to mention and her particular job at the naacp was to go to the south that was so dominant the black community was subdued and she would travel these towns by herself and give these rousing speeches to get people feeling they could do something in the face of the kkk intimidation she was well aware of the dangers but nevertheless believed in the work and

. >> luckily i do work at the ymca, so i do still have my paycheck, but it's just not enough to feed a family of five plus pay our bills. so it is very stressful. >> thank you, buddy. >> reporter: items needed include diapers, baby wipes, detergent, paper goods, nonperishable food, gift cards and pet food. >> great job. >> reporter: their children have been picking up the items from collection sites and bringing them here to the armed services' ymca. >> i cannot get over how much people in our community want to help us. >> reporter: the items will be distributed here sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. you can find information for the four collection sites on our website abc7news.com. in alameda, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. fantastic that people are helping out. >>> meanwhile, parents in napa nervously dropped off their kids at school today after learning one student in is custody. police say that student was planning a columbine-style mass shooting. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: it was an emotional time this morning as parents crop

sunday, the coast guard families will be invited to pick out the items that they need at the alameda ymca in the east bay coast guard spouses club says that if they get word that they will receive paychecks next week, all of the donated items will be given to a local food bank. in alameda. cristina rendon. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports that as part of a management shakeup, pg&e is under fire and facing possible vacancy. it's a and has been blamed for some of the wildfires. patrick hogan is the senior vice president of electric operations. according to the chronicle, he is retiring january 20. two other vps are also leaving. >>> students at paradise high school are back in the classroom two months after the camp fire d the town. yesterday was the first day of the new semester. high school has been relocated to a big building near the chico airport. the students received paradise strong results as they made their way back into the classrooms. the building was once occupied by facebook and has desks, books, and computers, with the partitions to divide the building

. >> reporter: they areowith the wives collecting donations at the armed forces ymca. they'll be distributing them this weekend. she tells me it is bad enough to make ends meet but she isions >> suggesting that people to support themselves through these times of not getting a paycheck is to have a yard sale. which is the most ludicrous thing that i think i've ever heard. >> reporter: in washington, there are no signs that president donald trump or congress is budging. in a tweet, bay area congresswoman jackie speier said she is refusing her salary in solidarity with federal worker. she is among other lawmakers who volunteered to forego their paychecks until the shutdown ends. this evening, i talked to few office here's voiced some concerns for members of two different kirts that just took off on assignment a couple days ago. that's because the crew members are off serving their families while their families are here trying to figure out how to get through this shutdown alone. renb out of the home after flames tore through an apartment building in campbell. this right h

we saw the emergence of faith-based groups launching several important organizations including the ymca, the american red cross and united way. we have seen how firefighters and volunteers in national service programs have helped our communities through the california wildfires. individuals from across military , national and public service helped our communities and country through hurricanes harvey, irma, annamaria. how does that tie into the work that we are doing on reviewing the military selective service process? historyeen part of our history and what it means to be an american. we are ready to -- or worth 1, 2 and vietnam -- world war i, world war ii and vietnam. the selective service system was created to create a pool of potential inductees for combat. you don't hear much chatter about the selective service system today although the system is very much in place even though we have not had a draft since 1973. for some of our younger americans the draft might be something they hear their family members discuss or they reference to a scene portrayed on a television show this is u

we saw the emergence of faith-based groups launching several important organizations including the ymca, the american red cross, and united way. most recently, we have seen how firefighters and volunteers in national service programs have helped our communities and countries to the california wildfires. individuals from across military, national and public service helped our community and our country through hurricanes harvey, irving and maria. how does that tie into the work that we are doing on reviewing the military selective service process? well it has also been part of our history and what it means to be an american. as americans, we are ready to defend our country when needed. throughout our history the us has relied heavily on the prescription of citizens throughout wartime to augment its professional military forces. citizens were conscripted for service in the civil war, or awards one into and vietnam and then continuously from 1949 onward. the selective services was created in 1917 in order to create a pool of potential inductees for combat. now you don't hear much chatter ab

reporter: they are working with the group of coast guard wives collecting donations at the armed forces ymca. they'll be distributing them this weekend. she tells me it is bad enough to make ends meet but she is infuriated with some of the suggestions being made to get through the shutdown. >> suggesting that people to support themselves through these times of not getting a paycheck is to have a yard sale. which is the most ludicrous thing that i think i've ever heard. >> reporter: in washington, there are no signs that president donald trump or congress is budging. bay area congresswoman jackie speier said she is refusing her salary solidarity with federal worker. she is among other lawmakers who volunteered to forego their paychecks until the shutdown ends. >>> ruth bader ginsburg does not need more treatment following compani cancer surgery last month. many were concerned when the 85-year-old missed oral arguments on monday. it was her first absence since joining the supreme court in 1993. from now she will work on home relying on written briefs and transcripts from court. >>> now to a st

i'm more like the director at the ymca that i am a coach. you guys are certain you guys are skins. go play. that's kind of the game. >> we will get to the sharks. too hot not to cool down. they deserve a little breather. against the phoenix desert dogs, they find that themselves down quickly. and kevin the bank, with a nice move inside, and scores. and quickly back in it. however, second they find themselves down 4-1. evander kane on the loose of late, 17 goals, six in his last 10 games, they are down 4-2. logan couture, sharks find themselves within 4-3. here's the turnaround, 2:00 left in regulation, karrlsson behind the net. the win streak ends at seven for the sharks. if you follow college football, this is big news. alabama has lost a quarterback. areas, jalen hurts is now an oklahoma sooner. hrsa smart enough to see the writing on the wall. he is going to oklahoma where they have a quarterback vacancy. kyle murray is gone. as a graduate transfer, earth will be eligible to play immediately. or when the season starts. either way. we have come to that point where you must check

food drive for east bay coast guard families will be held from 11-1 on sunday at the armed services ymca right here in the midst of coast guard housing in alameda. dan kerman kron 4 news. (grant) now to the south bay... where san jose police are investigating a fatal stabbing. investigators were still on scene this morning, canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses and video from security cameras. about 10- pm thursday... officers were called to daryl drive, near country-wood court, responding to reports of a possible dead body..(grant)at the scene....">(grant) police have not revealed any information about a motive or suspects. (vicki) a driver was shot in downtown hayward by a suspect who got away. it happened early thursday afternoon in a busy intersection. (grant) kron 4's ella sogomonian met with people who work in that area. shattered glass marks the spot where a man was shot by a driver on thursday af

by sunday all the goods will be lined up so 200 families can come to the ymca to select what they need. >> the person who is our president saying that, oh, he can relate to this, he can't relate to this. he can't relate to not having a paycheck when you need to buy your kids food or diapers. we're all sort of trying to band together and make sure that the people who serve our community are being served. >> reporter: a similar coast guard collection drive is under way now up in the north bay. the distribution is set for sunday in novato. and again, a sunday distribution here in alameda. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> the democratic presidential candidate field may grow today. former san antonio mayor julian castro will announce his decision about a possible run for the 2020 presidency this morning. castro previously served as u.s. secretary of housing and urban development under president obama. he was mayor of san antonio from 2009 to 2014. the youngest mayor of a top 50 american city. all eyes are on the democratic party ahead of the 2020 primary season. dozens could be in the r

local businesses have also chipped in to help and they will let the families come to the ymca on sunday in alameda from 11:00 to is being to pick up items they need. those who are affect the are struggling to make ends meet. >> many military families live paycheck to paycheck and when the paycheck doesn't come it really adds unnecessary stress to our families who are already dealing with stressful situations on a daily basis. >> the coast guard families are also getting help from the credit unions offering coast guard members interest-free loans and letting them delay payments on current loans. >> nice to see a lot of people stepping up in the community. regardless of your income level, hard to go without a paycheck. >> and you don't know when it will come in. >> jeff ranieri coming in for lots of folks right now. >> coming down, light to moderate rainfall, but it's getting the roadways wet. you can see the storm right there. tracking them with our storm rangers. we have our scanners and a look at what could be an active weather week next week. >> an rv owner awaiting repairs who says t

garden that they are developing adjacent to the shipshape building, and also to work on the mural at the ymca. they had a workgroup. we had images of the community garden they are developing next to the shipshape. just an outdoor seating area place where they can have outdoor activities when the weather is nice and people can enjoy that community centre. as well as the work began on painting the mural and the wall of the gymnasium. this is being done in part -- in partnership with the presidio. it is almost halfway complete now, and we will be scheduling additional workdays as the weather allows to finish that f. later this year. also, at the end of november, thanksgiving weekend was the last treasure island island fleamarket of the year. complete with a man-made snow. the fleamarket will be dark for december and january and will return at the end of february. last weekend, december 9th, a group of about 70 members of the bay area travel writers visited the area for the annual holiday party. the treasure island museum took a group of about 25 of them to the building lobby for an orientation o

by sunday all the goods will be lined up so 200 families can come to the ymca to select what they need. >> the person who is our president saying that, oh, he can relate to this, he can't relate to this. he can't relate to not having a paycheck when you need to buy your kids food or diapers. we're all sort of trying to band together and make sure that the people who serve our community are being served. >> reporter: a similar coast guard collection drive is under way now up in the north bay. the distribution is set for sunday in novato. and again, a sunday distribution here in alameda. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> the democratic presidential candidate field may grow today. former san antonio mayor julian castro will announce his decision about a possible run for the 2020 presidency this morning. castro previously served as u.s. secretary of housing and urban development under president obama. he was mayor of san antonio from 2009 to 2014. the youngest mayor of a top 50 american city. all eyes are on the democratic party ahead of the 2020 primary season. dozens could be in the r

sunday, all of the donated goods will be lined up so that 200 families can come to the coast guard ymca to select what they need. >> the person that is our president saying that he can relate to this, he can't relate to this. he can't relate to not having a paycheck when you need to buy your kids food or diapers. so we're all sort of trying to ban together and make sure the people that serve our community are being served. >> a similar coast guard collection drive is underway now up in the north bay, the distribution is set for sunday in nevada. and again a sunday distribution here in alameda. leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. >> leslie, thank you. >>> so let's take a look at the results from our poll from abc 7 news.com/vote. our question is how much longer do you think this government shutdown will last? >> well, 55% say weeks. it's pretty ominous to think of 28% over a quarter thinking that this could be months. i'm thinking the political pressure is going to be overwhelming soon, hopefully it will be days, not weeks. >> a lot of people having a tough time because of it. >> absolutely. the

i'm more like the director at the ymca than i am a coach. you guys are shirts and you guys are skins. an go play. but that's, you know, kind of the game these days. >> getting demarcus back, we've been waiting for this all year in terms of what this is going to do for our team. and the different look going forward. we want to welcome him back with a good vibe. i think we have done that. >> all hell about to break loose. it's going to be fun. >> draymond has a way with words. five all-stars going to be on the court tomorrow. speaking of all-stars, voting for the all-star game closes in four days. right now steph would start in the backcourt for the western conference along with derrick rose, of all people, who somehow is leading james harden. lebron leads all in the battle. kevin durant would not start if things stay as they are. he is 150,000 votes behind paul george in the west front court. >>> rams quarterback marcus peters is from oakland. he joked that he and saints coach sean payton might sit down for a bowl of gumbo after the game. if

spouses club, they will give away the donated goods between 11:00 and 1:00 today at the armed services ymca on sacramento drive in alameda. and some federal workers in southern california are also getting some help during the government shutdown. the food bank gave away free food to almost 40 furloughed employees on friday. the food bank is planning another giveaway on wednesday, but organizers say in that government shutdown will drag on too long. they could face a food shortage. >>> in san francisco one group of dog owners, stepping up to keep fort funston opened up during the shutdown. they formed an unusual partnership with the national park service to keep it open, safe, and clean. >> reporter: when ball is life, some dog owners risk their own safety for a game of fetch. when the government shut down, the gate closed. >> a popular dog spark beach. but people and their dogs when are still coming, but parking on the shoulder of skyline boulevard where cars drive at 65 miles per hour right next to them. >> it just wasn't a safe situation. >> around christmas time i wrote a letter. i saw t

i can do the ymca. i can do the chicken as well. >> griff: i'll tell you who is great dancer but not his beat, that's bryan llenas out here in the rain with us. >> carley: can you floss, bryan? >> i cannot floss. i can't wait to go home and dry off. i'm so excited i don't have a tv. it's entertaining to hear you guys. i can dance later. i'll show you how to salsa. speaking of dancing, these folks have been out here dancing, trying to stay warm. look out here. the nypd has been out here for hours. since 4:00 a.m. more than 7,000 uniformed police officers that are out here protecting times square, the center of it all. part of a massive security plan. if you look up, over 1,200 security cameras that the nypd is using to keep eyes on everything down here with nearly a million people in sometimes square. there's buildings all around us. you know who is up there? a team of counter snipers. we spent time with them here at the nypd. take a look. >> we're basically there to protect the people and the police off

employers and health care systems, schools, social institutions like the ymca, to develop and be part of a strategy to create a more connected community. there are mayors who have done this. anaheim is one city. louisville, kentucky. the mayor of anaheim actually ran on a platform of making anaheim a more compassionate, connected community. he thought he would be laughed off the stage, but won by a fair margin. there are ways to do this, and i think the sooner we put loneliness on the agenda as an urgent priority, the happier and healthier we will be. steve: we will take a quick moment for a phone call to my friend tom gimble. he runs austin city limits, and he and his wife courtney have created something i am impressed with. "hi, how arethe you?" project. it came out of his relationship with a musician, daniel johnston, who had some struggles and triumphs, and they wanted to deal with the stigma of mental health, and getting community stakeholders to reach out to people who might be alone. by complete coincidence, i was in him today and said, wait, we will give you a call, because he

we saw the emergence of faith-based groups launching several important organizations including the ymca, the american red cross and united way. most recently we have seen how firefighters and volunteers in national service programs have helped our communities and country through the california wildfires. individuals from across the military, national and public service, helped our communities and our country through hurricanes harvey, irma and maria. how does that tie into the work that we are doing on reviewing the military selective service process? well, it has also been part of our history and what it means to be an american. as americans we are ready to defend our country when needed. throughout our history the u.s. has relied heavily on conscription of its citizens during wartime to establish its military and later to augment its professional military services. citizens were con scripted for service in the civil war, world wars 1, ii and vietnam and 1940 onward. now, you don't hear much chatter about the selective service system today, although the system is very much in place eve