here's colonel daley in his little shed. how do we describe him? he's sort of a 1890's bohemian, a bit of a herm yit. most importantly, he was a friend of adolph sutro's. and sutro had a real estate shack on the northwest corner of the sunset. he let colonel daley squat in there essentially. he went out every morning, walked along the beach. whatever washed up he brought back to his shed and created quite a large little compound of old bottles, shoes, anything that washed up. a ship wreck. provided a bunch of lumber. he made a sleeping loft in his cabin. for a while he had a wife. she didn't wash up in the waves. but she did eventually wash out. she couldn't handle cooking in the sandunes every night, creating a fire. so she left him sometime in the late 18920 -- 1890's. but daley took one of those cars we were talking about and opened this little coffee saloon where he sold sandwiches, doughnuts, and little items to the picnicers who came out to the beach on the weekends. and soon other people, they kind of were charmed by this little old horse ca

carson daley will pull double duty, "the voice" and the brand-new studio. an inside look. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today." >> reporter: after spending the better part of the month outdoors. >> welcome to "today." >> reporter: the "today" show family will get to move back inside monday into some newly renovated digs. >> it's like redoing your bathroom and kitchen. when you walk in you feel more energy. that's what we'll feel monday morning. >> studio 1, a got a top to bottom makeover. al roker will get to hang out at his new interactive touch wall for weather. >> i'm excited about it because it can do stuff nobody else can do. >> not only a new set but a new member joining the show monday. >> this feels like an intervention. >> reporter: carson daley, nighttime host of "the voice" will take on social morning duty, manning a new addition to the set, orange room. >> i feel like a bat boy that got put up in the yankees lineup. >> he is a social media guy. i can learn a lot from him. >> as for the set, the morning team is confident viewers will give

. >>> matt and savannah introduce the new member of the today show family, carson daley. extra, your ultimate tour guide of new york fashion week, spying the three biggest trends this spring. >>> plus, jimmy kimmel guillermo spoofs "extra." >> i got a bone to pick with you. >> this is "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hey, everyone, welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. i'm maria menounos. lady gaga hijacks andy co-.'stalk show and put the cent source to the test. >> yeah, she did. she was in rare form. not only was she dressed prerock istively but pushing one hot button after another from miley to her own sexuality. here's jerry. >> lady gaga unleashed, uncensored, undressed. >> you wore kind of what i was hoping what you would wear. >> nearly naked gaga spilling the fully naked truth about her bisexuality. >> i actually do like [ bleep ]. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> her secret past as a stripper. >> i made more money stripping than waitressing. >> and coming to the defense of miley cyrus on "watch what happens live" with andy co

he's the nephew of former mayor daley. vanecko's accused of fatally punching koschman in the spring of 2004 in the rush street night life district. here are the lawyers who represent koschman's mother. he reads between the lines in this report and what seems very clear to us is that the special prosecutor in effect is saying that in 2004 there was criminal misconduct. webbs 162 page report will remain sealed until vanecko's trial is over. a trial date isn't yet set. parking at ohare is going high tech. the city is shelling out 14 million dollars for a system wide upgrade. the upgrade is supposed to eliminate that tedious driving around in circles, looking for a parking spot. the new system will allow motorists to go on line and pay for their parking ahead of time, print a pass, and just scan it and go to their spot. that and other upgrades are planned. no word on when the new system will be up and running, but it is expected to be soon. pope francis on gay people, abortion, and the role of women in the church. where he wen

don't know how you do it and impressed with all of your work, and my wife teaches elementary school in daley city and i have taught at the university of san francisco education, is everything. and okay. that is enough of my speech. >> you know, i don't think that we ever get tired of people telling us that we do important work, so thank you. >> every week. >> okay. >> president norton? >> i wanted to say because i don't think that people realize this, i think that the san francisco board of education is the only board in the country that has had a professional parliamentarian and i appreciate as always, someone appreciating what we do but i don't think that really the public or any of us in this school district understands what we learned about the importance of professionalism from evelyn and the 25 years that i knew her and i just can't express enough how important, having her as an advisor and a teacher was to us. and i have you know recently, i have had the opportunity to have to rely on the skills more than i otherwise would have liked in my role as president last year of the california

carson daley, the voice will have a new interactive digital studio set.act with social media. the changes take place on monday. once it am cans, you have to sweet and facebook and when you think about certain stories. >> there is still a couch there. >> yes. >> it's like a shoe box. >> jeff ranieri. >> yes. for sure. it's on the resume. no one is taking it all. on the seven-day forecast, we head around next week. thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ with our new, improved peanut butter chewy bars. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- hugh jackman, from "the talk," comedian aisha tyler, the music of onerepublic, and "hidden messages in famous los." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [

stumbled across and thought that he and his guys were acquiesce and killed lieutenant perley and john daley understood at the scene as soon as you got out of his bradley fighting vehicle that he had ordered his gunner to open fire and that the casualties where it is he'd only knew it was friendly fire he knew he did it. and yet the casualty officers went back and they reported to the family that their head son had died in an encounter with a republican guard it was just made up out of whole cloth. it was only when they got back to saudi arabia that the soldiers had access to phones and field as best friends of the unit called the family and told them what really happened to. the two soldiers the illicit guys who called fielder's family told their unit commander. low ranking officer and they wouldn't say who they were afraid of getting in trouble as a lieutenant or a captain. what they told of evelyn and he told them to shut up that if they said anything more they'd be court martialled. and that this was way above their pay grade and they'd better not do it again despite the family's six mon

stumbled across and thought that he and his guys were acquiesce and kill them lieutenant perley and john daley understood at the scene as citizen got out of his bradley fighting vehicle that he had ordered his gunner to open fire and that the casualties were records he'd only knew was friendly fire he knew he did it. and yet the casualty officers went back and they reported to the family that their head son had died in an encounter with a republican guard it was just made up out of whole cloth. it was only when they got back to saudi arabia that the soldiers had access to phones and field as best friends of the unit called the family and told them what really happened to. the two soldiers the list of guys who called fielders family told their unit commander. low ranking officer and they wouldn't say who they were afraid of getting in trouble as a lieutenant or a captain. what they told of evelyn and he told them to shut up that if they said anything more they'd be court martialled. and that this was way above their pay grade and they'd better not do it again despite the family's six month camp

san francisco upper 60s, parts of san francisco could be around 70, we will go with 60s for daley citynd pacifica. here is a look ahead. the five-day. it's that time of year. we talk about warming, for the inland spots and the bay and coast that. will happen, it'll take a few days though. thursday not to much change. the warming trend by friday. this weekend warmest locations inland at least approaching the mid-90s. >> the 49ers getting ready for a new season this sunday. the serious problem that could prove to be a distraction for the team's star linebacker. >> and buster posey has broken a finger. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >>> welcome back

former white house chief of staff bill daley is ending his campaign for governor. he says he didn't get a sense of the enormity of running for office up he got in it. >>> senator mike enzi is hitting hard at liz cheney. he says cheney's opposition to a military strike in syria is a flip-flop. he says i try to stay a bit who are consistent than that. >>> former secretary of homeland security john aetna poeith jane soon be living large. california has leased a home for her, its price nearly $10,000 a month. that's about $3,000 less than the current leader. >>> well, he has spoken. on monday pope francis encouraged the faithful to be politically active. his holiness says good citizens could not be uninterested in politics. >>> and starting today, you can get your hands on a dozen luxury items once owned by jesse jackson jr.. among other things, the marshall service is auctioning off fur coats and caping as well as music memorabilia featuring the late great michael jackson. and that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> turning back now to those torrential d

stumbled across and thought that he and his guys were acquiesce and killed lieutenant perley and john daley understood at the scene as soon as you got out of his bradley fighting vehicle that he had ordered his gunner to open fire and that the casualties were americans he'd only knew it was friendly fire he knew he did it. and yet the casualty officers went back and they reported to the family that their head son had died in an encounter with a republican guard it was just made up out of whole cloth. it was only when they got back to saudi arabia that the soldiers had access to phones and field as best friends of the unit called the family and told them what really happened to. the two soldiers the illicit guys who called fielder's family told their unit commander. low ranking officer and they wouldn't say who they were afraid of getting in trouble as a lieutenant recounted. what they told the family and he told them to shut up that if they said anything more they'd be court martialled. that this was way above their pay grade and they'd better not do it again despite the family's six month

save homeowners that are underwater on their mortgage mortgage on the state level earlier william daley who used to work for obama said he's not going to run for governor they were attacking him because calling him a banker who who oversaw the collapse of the economy and at the federal level we've seen larry summers who if it weren't for occupy many people may not have known the role that he played in the deregulation of wall street so while occupy didn't make its way into government it definitely seems to. be playing a little bit of an influential role in it and man and we have about thirty seconds love what is going to take is that it takes something really bad to happen a total collapse for things to get better and for us to really push for change you know i can't help but think of what kept it real lewis said that it's going to take an economic meltdown or something really bad for that to happen i'm a little bit more optimistic i see occupy wall street as a first step toward that as a step that that says we don't have to have a gigantic catastrophe for a change people are able to ge

the nephew of former mayor daley will stand trial for involuntary manslaughter. richard vanecko and his attorneys stood in a courtroom in rolling meadows, where a judge set a february 18-th trial date. prosecutors say, vanecko knocked david koschman to the ground in april of 2004, in a brawl on rush street. koschman died eleven days later. the case was marked by accusations that police and prosecutors covered up for vanecko because of his powerful uncle. a special prosecutor ruled no charges will be brought against the people who initially handled the investigation because a three- year statute of limitations ran out. a man, who was wrongfully held in jail for more than a year has been awarded one million dollars. joh collins is 42 years old. in 2- thousand-6 he was arrested for aggravated battery to a police officer. during his time in jail, collins missed the birth of his first child. a jury in cook county awarded him 100-thousand dollars for emotional distress and 900 thousand for loss of a normal life. the city of chicago and a chicago police officer were fou

and moscow elects a new mayor daley results point to a clear victory for the acting chief leaving opposition figurehead alexina valmy telling a distant second it's the capitals first mero election in nearly a decade live update on this out too. if you just joined us hello from moscow it's just after eleven pm here now my name is kevin i mean this is r t international top stories but a tough week for u.s. secretary of state john kerry he's been trying to convince the european union to get on board with a military strike on syria over the regime's alleged use of chemical weapons but kerry presented no new evidence against the syrian government and very few countries are willing to rush into action without u.n. approval and he now says a bomber has made no final decision on whether to strike either an apparent turnaround from last week so far turkey and france of being first in line to back the united states against syria but president barack obama was unable to. the minds of the other world leaders at the g twenty summit in st petersburg i agree that tough action should be taken but they didn'

and he said, mayor daley doesn't trust me that. and he told me, you in california, we can talk. i said bobby, we've got to win california. and i guess you don't a million people that's what i need you. anyway, the most impressive thing was he called me, his staff called me the night is going down to los angeles, where he was shot, to ask hi me to gon a private plane with him, to go with the family down there. so as i perceive them a chance i would have been with him, as they walked into the hotel. i don't know literally what would have been done, but i said i was, i really want to go but we just had our second baby, they're young, and i have been a way a lot. i thought i'd better not. i better stay home. and anyway, i don't have much time to say what changed me from left to right, except it was an accumulation of little things. it wasn't like being knocked off a horse on the way to damascus. it was having supported the war on poverty in the beginning, and then moving to new york, moved to long island and worked in new york. watching crime rise by 600%. and watching families brea

depend on the federal government for important aspects of their own, either business endeavors or daley needs in life. it's a really cruddy thing to do. i don't think many think it's a good idea. >> rob just wants to keep feeding his kids. >> another furlough, maybe bankruptcy. >> washington's tug of war continues. >> and state budget officials project a two week long furlough would cost the state $51 million. i'm pat warren reporting live from rose dale, back to you. >> >> a shut down affects recreation as well as the workplace. security would remain in place. >> service systems critical to health and safety would go on as usual. >> >> 27 years later, one maryland woman is still missing. bernadette caress so's family has never given up. gigi barnett explains how they are asking the state to take a second look at how it handles missing persons cases. ronald reagan you just don't forget, today feels like the first day. >> for her family and friends, the quest for justice continues. >> our family has patiently stood by waiting for law enforcement to do the right thing. >> >> reporter: thi

for mayor daley realized he i did not get married begs he got a supervisor but somebody has to be ina: i choosing devil has shifted a lot. melissa: what about the family meeting?if >> i cannot get them together if they want something they are f unstoppable. >> data and a free fix the t problem but thank you. tony, you are able. melissa: he went home with flowers that night did he was smart. wait until you see what happens when we tried to do a focus group. charlie: to know what stuart party looks like when he has no idea what is happening around him? you can never have too much moneyex melissa: in case you have not hea one company, a dog to be a new channel designed specifically for a man's best friend but it is not free. we wanted to know if the company could t this fees from the pet owners. we brought in some special guests. take a look. >> we have a special focus group tting it out. aren't they cute? is chief content officer, ron, had to decide what dogs want to watch?. >> that is a challenge. that is our audience right there next to you it is on sically there are seven different

for mayor daley realized he i did not get married begs he got a supervisor but somebody has to be in charge.ssa: i choosing devil has shifted a lot. melissa: what about the family meeting?if >> i cannot get them together if they want something they are f unstoppable. >> data and a free fix the t problem but thank you. tony, you are able. melissa: he went home with flowers that night did he was smart. wait until you see what happens when we tried to do a focus group. charlie: to know what stuart party looks like when he has no idea what is happening around him? you can never have too much money. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: r teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thoand of us investing billions... inverything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. melissa: in case you have not heard one company, a dog to be a new channel designed specifically for a man's

that was former chicago mayor off daley. he joined gary mayor and a group of volunteers for the latest neighborhood revitalization project. five blocks of five weeks and five neighborhoods. it is a partnership developed from the university of chicago >> since the program was launched in early june cleanups have taken place in three other and gary neighborhoods >> tackling chicago's gang violence problem from the inside out. next, a first of its kind summit was held on the south side today. also, the cubs said they wanted to get started on wrigley renovations the moment the season ended, but so far, they don't have their paperwork in order. and is congress on a collision course with a government shutdown? the house takes another step in that direction. winds still gusting... details ahead... break hair color was as important as your cut. now a breakthrough from vidal sassoon helps stop water from fading away the vibrant color you wish would stay. waterproof it! the vidal sassoon hair color collection has an exclusive hydrablo

and he is giving up hosting duties on his late-night show on nbc, "last call with carson day carson daleyet's check in -- >> let's see what is going on weather-wise as we head towards fall. >> the seven-day has a new look to it. temperatures all over the place. a short term morning clouds, mist tomorrow morning. tuesday, a little cooldown. if you like summer, wednesday and thursday will be the days for you. we will get the valley temperatures close together for a couple days, and then a chance mainly north of the golden gate, and maybe seeing a few showers, and an early taste of fall with temperatures in the 70s, and summer ends saturday night, and the year has flown by. >> i do love this time of year around here. >> yeah, clear skies, awfully nice. >> and thank you for watching. >> good night, and have a good week. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my he

. >> even the experienced people around him, he has never listened to, whether it was bill daley, chief of staff or rahm emanuel. he doesn't listen to anybody else except himself. >> i think you have a point. >> no disconnect, no one knows what that means. keep it honest. >> to pick up on what you said, he had a great team around him in two elections. he ran what some people -- >> good election team. >> political. >> and like david plouffe is gone. if he kept those people around to advise him here, he may have been in better shape. >> he doesn't have any foreign policy or national security wise men like a henry kissinger or george schultz and since he has no experience he is running on his even ego. this is what i mean about the nar sigh sichl run out of control and getting the united states in trouble. >> i don't think the united states is in such trouble because of a personality disorder. >> you're wrong about that, bill. i think you are completely wrong. you have a president and commander in chief whose ego is so out of control that he thinks he can win all of these without any sound

joining me chief communications and development officer at feeding america, maura daley. >> thank youg me. >> we've been focused on a lot of things and there's not been nearly enough debate and discussion over food stamp program and funding for food stamp program. first as you're familiar with this topic, what does the reality look like for these 49, 48 million americans who are on food stamps? >> so the reality is the majority of people receiving food stamps today are households with kids, seniors, disable people. they are living on the lowest in come in the united states. for a family of three we're talking about folks who are bringing in about $25,000 a year and about half of the people who are receiving food stamps are living way below that line. so these are really the most vulnerable people in the united states. >> david, i think one of the folks people don't understand is s.n.a.p. is not there as a distributive program, not to promote mobility, it is there to provide a nutritional floor for the millions of americans who suffer when our economy takes a turn for the worse. it's a

having raised those stakes so high that the president would say, well, you know, i'm still not going to daleyh them. i think -- to deal with them. i think there's more a possibility for negotiations there because i think everybody agrees they don't really want to know what would happen if the debt ceiling was not raised. >> so dana, what happens this weekend, monday, leading to that midnight deadline monday night? >> well, what happens tomorrow is the house will come in, republicans will meet at noon to try to figure out and finalize what their game plan is on their spending bill, what they're going to add to it. unclear if they're going to vote tomorrow, meaning saturday, or sunday. the senate is gone. they're not planning on coming in until monday. they might come in earlier if they have to. they're not coming until monday which is just hours before the -- the shutdown deadline. it is possible, very possible as candy pointed out that if they are down to the wire, they could pass a one, two-day, even week-long stopgap measure. there doesn't seem an appetite right now do it. we'll see what ha

there is that two hadbranca have it is political and have that is entertainment and daley's which onerain on, like that. when the entertainment side the brain is on the will go home and watch the same stuff everybody else, big bang theory and all these other shows. when you go to a lecture and you are talking to conservatives and say what shows you watch and the entertainment side is often the political side is on they don't watch anything but bible stories and ronald reagan biopics and is not realistic and it leads to a bizarre situation the we are not producing content anybody outside the community of conservatives wants to watch. as much as we love ronald reagan biopic that is not how you reach a 21-year-old. dark night rises hit more people at a new level than any other movie ever produced about ronald reagan. >> host: an e-mail from david, liberals have taken over the vast majority of the university's. how did that happen? how did american conservatives allow themselves to be overwhelmed, rendering sell much ground? ..

. >>> it was no real surprise when william daley entered the race months ago.his campaign to pat quinn. welcome. >> thanks, charlie. >> you say you weren't prepared for the enormity of this. a man who spent his life in politics, number one and coming from the family you do was it that or simply the idea of being a candidate, you didn't feel like you had the stuff of a candidate? >> i think it was a combination of things to be honest with you. i've been around politics my whole life. i enjoy it. i think it's important for people to get involved. but when you get actually in that arena and you look at the depth of the problems that we have in our state and you look at a long-term period from five minimum to nine years if you're successful, that's a long time. and it's probably like sometimes there are hundreds of thousands of reporters around america today thinking they can come here and do this job and it would be easy. and trying to get up at 3:00 in the morning. >> they'd be wrong. >> they'd be wrong. and it really gets down to a personal decision as to whethe

while you were sleeping, william daley ending his run for governor.e house chief of staff saying he realizes it is not what he wants to do for the next five to nine years. that happens. >>> the nation's highest military honor will go to william splintsin. he will become the second u.s. service member to win the medal of honor. >>steve: time to take responsibility for everything. our next guest is here to tell us how you can stop being a victim with some tough love. his new book called "grow a pair" is all about taking control of your life. and apparently he's into horticulture. >>elisabeth: joining us now is the pit bull of personal development, larry wingett. welcome. how do you know if you need to grow a pair? >> if everybody can look at their life and say do my kids talk back to me? grow a pair. if you're having to pick up the slack for lazy co-workers, you might need to grow a pair. look at how people treat you and you'll know. people treat you like you allow them to treat you. if you feel you're being put down or disrespected in any way, you need

bill daley shocked some people when he pulled out of the illinois race.ffectively said i sat down i asked myself is this what i want to do with my life for the next five or nine years and the answer was no. >> this is so surprising. he's so well known to people in politics not because of his famous family in chicago but he was commerce secretary for president clinton, chief of staff for president obama, head of the al gore campaign. what he said in this interview with the "chicago tribune" is that the running is harder than it looks. he admits that he didn't know what he was in for when he began this process of running and he said he wasn't afraid of losing he was almost afraid of winning. he couldn't imagine spending the next years doing this job. so some people wondered did he think he was going to lose? he was in the democratic primary against the current governor pat quinn. interestingly enough he took shots at quinn on the way out. you would think he would say he's a party guy, well i decided he was okay. he said no i'm convinced that pat quinn the d

a little bit ago, kay daley, she's with a health and human services department, an assistant spector general told lawmakers that the system security plan and risk assessment filed way back on july 16 was not made available to the inspector general and to her office. which is -- and for a system that's supposed to be opening up in just a few days. former social security admission commissioner noted that the review was done back in july and the a.g. audit was due on august 2 and he said, quote, there must be have been a draft that they could have gotten at some point -- no, the quote is, there must have been a draft at that point, end quote. he also observed that the hub's development until he had left office and testified during that same hearing, quote, i am just not used to the idea that an inspector general comes in and asks an agency for a thing and they're told no. end quote. well, that is the situation here. and that is why many of us have real questions about the security and the testing of it. we have witnessed privacy abuses by a myriad of government agencies, by the n.s.a.,

bureau chief for argus media mayorproduces argus daley.fense council. [applause] barely two months ago, after 136 days of delay and wrangling with senate critics as well as answering more than 1000 wastions, our guest today confirmed as a 13th administrator of the environmental protection agency. was alreadyy familiar with the agency she now heads. she served as the epa assistant administrator for air and radiation. despite a background including leading efforts on environmental issues for republican governors in massachusetts and connecticut , our guest today could only muster six republican votes in the senate for her confirmation. that may not be surprising giving she is the point person to carry out president obama's pledge from his second inaugural address to "respond to the threat of climate change knowing that failure to do so would betray our children and future generations." the residencewas latest articulation of a so- called war on coal and the economies of states that depend on it production and use to generate nearly 40% of th