and supporting survivors of sexual abuse and rape. >> organizer said the ywca is the largest women's organization in the world and one of the largest providers of domestic violence services in america. >>> it is something to see. >>> a rare double lung transplant for a little boy made easier by his big sister. the special bond these siblings share. >>> tomorrow expected to be the hottest day all year. we will have the complete forecast. >>> a young boy from the east bay is about to go home from the hospital after a rare double lung transplant. >> he had a lot of support from his big sister because she knew exactly what he was going through. >> reporter: this nine-year-old can breathe easily. first he needed a very rare double lung transplant. he is about to be released from the hospital to return home. helping him through this ordeal was as big sister. who had to have the same transplant a few years ago. both children were born with cystic fibrosis. >> i did not expect it but i felt bad. i went through that. i knew he would have to go through the same thing. >> she told me i would be

it was set up by the ywca silicon valley to help support survivor of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. he praiseed it y for its efforts. >> as mayor and former criminal prosecutor i can tell you i'm extraordinarily grateful for the work of the ywca in supporting survivorsover sexual abuse and rape. >> they say the ywca is one of the largest and oldest women's organizations in america. >>> time is 6:58 the bay area celebrates 50 years since the summer of love. last night, people were treated to a spectacular light show and concert with sounds from the year 1967. summer of love brought pier people from san francisco to gooden gate park and it became a mechanism of use, and the opening of the generation. some of the was an emotional night for them on an important part of our history. summer of love light show will be on display from sun down until midnight through october 21st. >> the renaissance time, everything was new. everything was spectacular and fun. >> happy paradise with all the hughes pick all the happy people and tall colors and the great weter and smiles

abuse. >> i am grateful for the ywca in supporting the survivors of sexual abuse. >> the organizers say that the ywca is one of the largest and oldest women's organizations in the u.s.. >>> ron howard stepped in as a new director of the han solo movie and replacing the director phil lord and chris miller who had serious creative differences over the style and the tone. the studio sided with the writer and fired the director in the untitled movie is already 75% shot and not sure he will get the director credit for the p.m. since they rarely share credit. the movie is still on track to be released in movies. >>> looking forward to the weather cooling down tomorrow. >> may as well. >>> we will see who gets drafted in the first round or the second round, and it would be great to see the home from -- homegrown talent. >>> that is the newscast and thank you for watching. we are always here for you at ktvu.com and you can always follow us on twitter, facebook and instagram. >> all the media platforms. >>> in the meantime, stay cool and hydrated. have a great day. at at&t, we believe in acc

nathan: more than 80 women now live at the ywca on road island avenue but they have more than that. they have a key that opens up a door to their new home. nathan: she finally has a police to call home and keep belongings off the street. >> i have been homeless since 2008. i have never had my own place. never. i am due to be 51. nathan: district political and business leaders celebrating the opening of the ywca affordable housing center to end homelessness in the city by 2020. >> you can't see the 500 units but for us think about the families we have saved from being displaced. >> earlier the city displaced the homeless people from northeast washington. they offered shelters saying they don't trust the city. and d.c. government pledges to get the message out. >> we have to get i people in shelter and safe and secure housing. >> margarite has a message for those still suffering the homelessness she long endured. >> some organization they can trust and talk to. nathan: we asked how many affordable housing units they have. 3600 are occupy and they expect 5,000 more to come in the comin

the ywca is a key partner. scoutsuts, girls and boy have incorporated their programming into afterschool programs because that is important. club are ad girls key partner. the city came together with the business community, you mentioned duke energy, we also have our energy partner. an effort to invest $5 million into a renovation of one of our school buildings for the boys and girls club. one of the premier boys and girls club's in the state. that has been a key partnership for us. of course the city is a partner. we understand the importance of the city through the development, provision of our agriculture department. other,ding program and even the summer programs. for summer feeding programs and the state is our newest partner. in fact i was on a call today were the state is coming in. >> excellent. all the leveraging which is what makes these programs possible. addition to your esteemed career in the military, you now work with an afterschool program and opened military institute charter school, what are s

organized by the ywca silicon valley, and supporting domestic violence. >> the san jose mayor praiseed it efforts of the -- >> he's a mayor a former criminal prosecutor. i'm extraordinarily grateful for the great work in supporting survivors office yule abuse and race. >> now the ywca is one of the largest and oldest women's organizations in america. >> the bay area celebrates 50 years since the summer of love. last night people were treat today a light show and concert with sounds from 1967, the summer of love brought people from around the world together, from san francisco to golden gate park and ash bury. our area became a mecca for music, part and the awakening of a generation. for some it was an emotional night to reflect and remember a significant moment in our history. >> the renaissance time, everything was new: everything was spectacular, and fun. >> happy paradise with all the music and all the happy people and all of the colors, and the weather and the smiles, and people were so generous and kind. >> the summer of love light show will be on display from sun down to midnight

the shooter was seen using his laptop in the lobby of a nearby ywca and frequented a nearby bar at least a half dozen times. he stood out for his gruff demeanor and unfriendly attitude. investigators are piecing together a profile of 66-year-old james hodgkinson and returning to his social media pages and criminal record. hodgkinson used his facebook page as platform to voice hate for conservatives and the president. calling republicans stupid. wrote that party hated americans and is full of smoke and mirrors. in march he linked to a change.org petition with trum post trump is a traitor. time to destroy trump and company. on facebook in 2015 hodgkinson posted a cartoon about congressman steve scalise, commenting here is a republican that should lose his job but they gave him a raise. hodgkinson primarily using facebook to talk about his sharp disdane for hillary clinton. his profile showing bernie sander sanders. there are no campaign records of his involvement, though, according to sanders' staff. >> i am sickened by this despicable act and let me be as clear as i can be, violence of an

not the naacp, the southern poverty law center, the ywca, or hundreds of national civil rights, human rights, labor, immigration, and humanitarian organizations. mr. speaker, on a bill that would affect hundreds of cities and towns and counties across america, why wouldn't we want to hear the views of these important law enforcement, state and local government, religious, civil society, and victims organizations? the answer is simple, mr. speaker, because they all oppose this legislation. all of them. and it's much ease your for republicans to close down the process and steamroll this terrible bill through congress than to actually get feedback from the american people and the leaders charged with keeping them safe. if you're going to pass a bill that has so much public opposition, i guess it makes sense to do it quickly and with as little debate as possible. welcome to the house of representatives, mr. speaker. where the voices of the american people are shut out as republicans continue to ram through their radical agenda. mr. speaker, h.r. 3003, does nothing to advance cooperation b