seton medical center in daley city the accepting patients after a brief pause. the power stopped working last night, as you can imagine. so many patients inside and vulnerable. it was redirecting people to other hospitals, but we have just received word this morning that the power is back on and once again, seton medical center in daley city is accepting patients once again. >>> now to sonoma county where a swift water rescue team spent the last few days running drills, and they're ready. leaders are expecting low-lying areas to flood. i'm sorry, this is a tree that blew down onto a carport in santa rosa, where you can see there that it fell on a carport. back to those low-lying areas expected to flood in sonoma county, they are preemptively closing roads for the very first time. >> we identified five roads that we have probably the most request to rescue drivers. we're closing them starting at 7:00 p.m. on sunday night. they will be closed until at least 7:00 on monday morning. >> you can see partial road closures on your screen. we don't appear to have that ri

in daley city, staying in the 50s. palo alto will be about 10 degrees warmer.nd the marina district, 57 today, and we have the sunshine and a high temperature of about 68 today in santa rosa and napa. this is what's going to bring about the change for the weekend, this storm system, right now starting to approach the pacific northwest. we will start to see a few more clouds coming in later this evening and into the day tomorrow. so the clouds will bring down the temperatures just a bit, but the rain holds off until friday. and it looks like during the late morning and the afternoon, into the evening, we'll see some scattered showers moving through. another wave of rain coming in on saturday, and then possibly the rain lingering into sunday, as well as monday. so overall, we're looking at a couple of waves of rain over the course of a few days. could bring anywhere from about one to two inches of rain for the coastline, up to about one inch of rain for some of the valleys. most of us getting about a half inch of rainfall. looking at the sierra, there's going to

parts of daley city into pacifica, seeing some spotty rain. it continues in a spotty fashion as we make our way down here into the south bay. so campbell seeing light rain at this hour. here's some more chances of seeing some heavier downpours at times as we go through the afternoon. so that time scamp is up there for you. follow along to about 2:00, 3:00, so some heavy cells forming down through gilroy. the north bay is going to see spotty active in that through san rafael, vallejo and concord. so we have a couple of hours where we have to continue to be weather aware here at nbc bay area. as far as our temperatures go, it's not as cool as it has been the last couple of days. temperatures in the low to mid 60s. places like hayward will reach 62. 60 over in livermore. and more sunshine, drier weather ahead. as soon as we go into tomorrow, and the temperatures will start to feel like spring. so tomorrow, fairly similar to what we have today. you'll really notice the temperatures climb up into friday. some temperatures mid to upper 60s. nearing

. - the city is plagued with strikes, from cab drivers to telephone installers. but mayor daleyanted to show off how he'd turned it into a modern showplace. - chicago loves size, scale. one hotel here brags that it has more flush toilets under one roof than any other building in the world. - daley's administration was absolutely committed that, in his city, this was not gonna be a place where protestors were gonna have a platform. this was gonna be a place where they were going to be put in their place. - no one will be able to take over the convention hall or the streets of chicago. - mayor daley had exercised such control over the city, you couldn't even get near the convention center where the convention was being held. so, basically, all you could do is protest among the major hotels in the loop area, where a lot of the delegates were staying. - the peace groups are demanding permission to march on convention hall, the night the democrats nominate their candidate for president. the city says no. that would endanger security. there is a possibility of mass arrests, unless the

red and gold was flying off the shelves at this dick's sporting goods in daley city. 49er faithful hoping a strong performance and ecstatic that deebo samuel will be in the starting lineup. >> niners have to be on their a-game. we had a shaky moment last week. so we're excited, but we're thankful to the bay, always. >> fttb, of course, a trip to the super bowl lviii is on the line today. this is the niners third year in a row playing in the nfc championship game, but this year they had homefield advantage. the last time they played against the packers, they made it to the super bowl. thon flores is here with more. >> all right. are you ready? it is game day. the 49ers are taking on the lions for the right to go to the super bowl. the niners are in the nfc championship for the third year in a row. unlike the past two years, this one is at home. the niners feel like playing at levi stadium should give them a big advantage over the lions. >> we love having homefield advantage, our defense more than anything, our players coming out of the tunnel. we want to win it here. it's a huge deal. it a

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judy: the city's mayor, richard j. daley by protesters threatening to disrupt the convention. police were also angry, feeling they'd be held back from responding in full force earlier that year, during the riots following king's assassination. and many of the protestors thought the country would be on their side. >> it turned out most of the country seemed to side with the police, believe that they must have been provoked. >> with george mcgovern as president of the united states, we wouldn't have to have this in the streets of chicago. judy: at the same time, there was chaos inside the convention hall, as the party battled over whether to call for the end of the vietnam war. >> and that was, that was equally conflict-ridden. and all of these forces came together, in an extraordinary confluence of violence and anger. and all of it was seen on tv. judy: in the end, perlstein explained, most americans sided with the police. richard nixon ran on a promise to restore "law and order." >> a growing concern is also the issue of pea

all of these economic opportunities are leaving the city, the city of chicago at thisr the control of the daleymachine which is functionally blocking sort of like actual help, city resources, the pay for play of politics that rules the city of chicago this time. and in response to that, the there alderman black aldermen on the city council ever only deal in piecemeal. behe six ward in the city of chicago speaks out once again daley, nominee to the board of public education and daley just completely shuts them out of this nextlect they wish retirement and he's gone. so these politicians, while their representation on the board and representation is another advancement of neo liberalism, looks really good when you have more these african-amer power and they become they begin to understand terms of my representation is thedv aadvancement of civil rights as opposed to meeting the mater6hxial needs of african-americans within different communities. so innt sections of issues including policing it yourself sort of options that we see evidentn the cities across the united states in these metrop has c

city. chicago at this point is still under the control of the daley machine, which is functionally blocking any sort of actual help of city resources . the pay for play politics that rules the city for this time. in response to that of there are more black aldermen on the city council than ever before, but they can only deal in piecemeal. robert h miller in the city of chicago speaks out once against daily nominee to the public education. just completely shuts them out in the selection. wishing him a nice retirement and he is gone. these politicians while they are representation on the board and is another advancement of leo liberalism. it looks really good when you have more of these with in positions of power. they become and understand their own power in terms of my representation is the advancement of the race. it does show the advancement of civil rights as opposed to meeting the material needs of african americans within these different communities. in response to different sections of issues including policing and education and including housing they begin coming up with their own so

brickworksurmised numerous firsd to the city council 49 years ago mayor daley did not like what i wasing but he would cut off my microphone. [laughter] now i'm ending my career it's coming back. [laughter] cooksey remarks were excellent. [laughter] i don't think jonathan cut you off at picnics on the sure he surelylied nothing to do with i. i hope this is a working microphone. so, it may sound surprising one of our accomplishments unless two or three years has been to approve what i think it's almost certain to be the last of the road mergers the canadian pacific and the kansas city southern. part of that is because the statutes under which we operate gives sole legal authority on a ruling on a railroad mergers. it's unlike any other industry. even if jonathan does not get to review it but i guess that's good to file briefs with us which are extraordinarily helpful and important in the work that we did. but, it was an important merger those two railroads were the smallest of the large railroads. separately they were not providing the kind of leverage and offsetting power against much

brickworksurmised numerous firsd to the city council 49 years ago mayor daley did not like what i wast he would cut off my microphone. [laughter] now i'm ending my career it's coming back. [laughter] cooksey remarks were excellent. [laughter] i don't think jonathan cut you off at picnics on the sure he surelylied nothing to do with i. i hope working microphone. so, it may sound surprising one of our most important accomplishments in the last two or three years has been to actually approve what i think is almost certain to be the last of the major t railroad mergers. the merger between the canadian pacific and that kansas city southern. the statutes under which we operate give transportation board sole legal authority. unlike any other industry. even jonathan does not get to review it. but it gets to file briefs, which they did are extraordinarily helpful. in the work that we did. but it was an important merger because those two railroads were the smallest of the large railroads. separately they were not providing the kind of a leverage in offsetting power against the much much larger

the city of chicago at this point is still under the control of the daley machine which is functionally blocking any sort of actual help of city resources , the pay for play kind of politics that rules the city of chicago for this time. in response to that, there are more black aldermen on the city council than ever before, but they can only deal in piecemeal. robert h miller of the sixth ward and the city of chicago speaks out once against a daily nominee to the chicago public on the -- education and completely shut them out of the next election. they wish him a nice retirement and he's gone. these politicians, while their representation on the board, that is more having these african-americans in position of power and that is in terms of my representation in the advancement. just show the advancement of civil rights as opposed to many in the african-american needs in these different communities. in response to different sections of issues including policing, including education and including housing coming up with their own solutions, these do-it-yourself options that we see in the bl

historic places in 2000 and to enlarge parts, the efforts of mayor richard i'm daley at the time were there auto rows in other cities. well of course they've developed in numerous cities at the turn of the last century as car companies sought to create districts where the sale and repair of automobiles would become an easy urban shopping experience. so you could find them in chicago, california, indianapolis, indiana. milwaukee, omaha, even in canada, in edmonton, alberta. but that was not by coincidence that chicago's motor road developed on south michigan avenue. it was intentional. first of all, it was the gateway to the prairie district as i indicated previously, where chicago's millionaires lived close to chicago's downtown area, close to the area of finance and commerce and entertainment. it was considered one of the best paved streets in the city at this time. the majority of roads in the city, as well as the country were unpaved and unimproved. but michigan avenue was one of the best, and it was near the chicago coliseum, located at 1513 south wabash avenue. and we'll see why that was important in a moment.

daley. we did a live event here in new york city. these people were just incredibly brave and angry heros in their own right. both of them suffering from hiv themselves when there was no cure. when there was no hope. leaders of the angriest possible protests against you at the time. there wasn't so much a specific accusation against you. i was watching a documentary about this. that you mentioned in your book last night. one of the chants is they are demanding a cure. it is the only protest i have ever seen which is demanding a scientific result that does not currently exist. everyone else is demanding an action that the government can do. this was something that needed patient research you are doing that research, being attacked by them. and somehow, they become your friends. because you make a decision i have never seen a public official make before or since. you see them coming down to protest. you see peter staley literally climbing up the wall and you think after they get arrested and processed by the police, invite them in, i w

daley, still looms large in chicago. in 1968, at the height of the vietnam war, the city hosted the democratic convention.ke this year, the incumbent exited the race. >> i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. >> reporter: and that year, like this year, violence marred the campaign. >> let's win there. >> reporter: at the turbulent convention that august, bill daley was at his father's side. what was it like to be inside the cauldron when it was boiling over? >> it was crazy. >> reporter: outside the convention hall there were bloody confrontations between police and anti-war protesters putting mayor daley in the spotlight. >> ever have any regrets years later how that played out in '68? >> if he did, he didn't express him. he didn't like it. he didn't like what happened. he didn't like it. but he didn't look back. >> reporter: this week there are planned protests of the biden/harris administration's handling of israel's war with hamas. this city seems to have been bracing for protests. what do you except on the streets? >> there will be protests. there will be a l

and in 1968, chicago was actually chosen because mayor richard daley had an iron grip on security in, the city. he was a friend of lyndon johnson. he hoped johnson would be elected that year. and even after johnson withdrew, hoped he might be convinced to come back in the race after withdrawing. however, it was really chaos at the convention, and i think the media's coverage in particular of the in the streets giving it more attention than even what was going on the convention center, where the nomination of hubert humphrey and who was reaching the peak of his own career, i think really start to show that the political parties are political institutions in disarray. and americans watching at home in the millions seeing this play out on their televisions in which mayor daley's police took part in the violence against protesters, really shocked americans. and i think probably played into the hands of richard nixon that fall. what about the republican convention in miami beach? and miami beach could be secured by a few causeways by shutting those off. the hubert humphrey actually wanted to change

thank most powerful leaders during the 1960s mayor richard daley and david prayed out of the black disciples one of the city's largest gangs peers as a portion of the program democratic political machine used young irish tough kids to help win elections. in all aspects of democratic political machine so getting that mentorship and guidance from the committeeman it was a tough neighborhood" at the time scrabble. it was not the bridgeport of today, it was the hood for irish and they were to kids so they learn how to use cohesiveness as a street gang to gain power. that's one of the reasons he was so intent not allowing other groups to move in the same direction because he knew street gangs have the potential if they got appropriate mentorship and guidance that they could become a force to be reckoned with so he always used power and leverage to make sure the group stays realized, brutalized and kept an eye on it and was never able to. >> forcible program booktv.org. search lance williams or

daley's police did. they'll be much more restrained. but i think -- and the city try to keep the protesters away from the united center, in order not to have them disrupt the convention itself. but it really -- if there's a few hundred who want scenes that look chaotic, they will get it. and that's where democrats have to worry that even if it's a tiny fragment and the passions are not those of '68, there will still be a kind of sense that the party can't control the country. that's one of trump's arguments. that there's chaos. and if the protests lend themselves to that, then, of course, trump's going to jump on it. >> george, one other difference, i think, having been through 1968, is that, not only was there chaos in the streets, but it was a really, really divided democratic party. there were people who, you know, had been willing to go down with the ship, if he had chose ton do so with lyndon johnson, hubert humphrey was his vice president. eventually got the nomination. but there were people who were passionate about robert f. kennedy, until he was assassina

city has encouraged this. >> john: he did say unlike richard daley who said it shoot to kill the arsonists and shoot to maim looters, johnson is taking a different tone. he wants there to be dialogue, he wants her to be cooperation. let's see how that changes if and when the protesters make their way downtown to where the united center is paired i remember 1996 the last time chicago hosted a democratic convention. it was grant park that was the center of all of the protests. things get pretty spirited. they didn't get that far out of hand and as was feared that they might like they did in 1968 in grant park but we will see as the hours and days progress exactly where these protesters go. >> sandra: we will be watc watching. >> john: president biden heading to chicago this hour for the dnc after his own party gave him the heave-ho and one "new york times" columnist making it perfectly clear reminding everyone that "a coup is still a coop." plus this. >> house republicans have wasted a year and a half of the american people's time on a vengeful politically motivated stunt. none of it turning up any evidence o

that same daley's father was found dead by an apparent suicide in the city of san francisco. according to police eli's father jerry lorenzo left his home in fremont early friday morning. then drove to san jose where he removed eli's body from the trunk of his car and disposed of it in a trash bin. then drove to san francisco where he took his own life. ellie was found saturday morning by an employee at the recycling facility. and as of now, police say there's no motive that they've been able to determine ellie's mother crystal ob, however, is tells kron 4. she believes her daughter was killed by her father because he knew it would be one of the last visit he had with her as she had planned to move both her and elly out of the bay area. this is a statement from the mother saying, quote, ellie was stolen from me, her grandmother and the rest of our family and friends and an evil and brutal manner. for years. you're constantly for ellie safety in the hands of her father, even with his limited access under shared custody. i want to desperately for her constant supervision and saf

daley in 1960. thank you. yes. thank you for your■ book and yor presentation. and i'm from studio city, california.uld go to the mike. i wonder if you could share with us your assessment of significance or the insignificance of mr. lincoln's speech in greenwich village, february 27th, 1860. i can't. he you know, in lincoln's is propelling him to the presidency. and it it did in a way and made him look like he could be conceivably serious candidate but he still entered that convention. a total long shot and so.Ñ you know i don't think that that visit was as influential as we tend to to look at it from the vantage point of hindsight. you know this history is often this way we think, boy, this inevitably had to happen. we think lincoln had to be nominated in 1860 and boy but when you look at the details it's it's absolutely scary how many things had to absolutely fall into place if you want to. so so do you do you believe or disbelieve the comment mr. lincoln supposedly made that was the speech that made him president? yeah, i i don't know the context of that comment. i'd have i'd have to look at it b

daley in 1960. thank you. yes. thank you for your book and your presentation. and i'm from studio city, california. and i wondered, mike, could go to the mike. i wonder if you could share with us your assessment of significance or the insignificance of mr. lincoln's speech in greenwich village, february 27th, 1860. i can't. he you know, in hindsight, often view that trip of lincoln's is propelling him to the presidency. and it it did in a way and made him look like he could be conceivably serious candidate but he still entered that convention. a total long shot and so you know i don't think that that visit was as influential as we tend to to look at it from the vantage point of hindsight. you know this history is often this way we think, boy, this inevitably had to happen. we think lincoln had to be nominated in 1860 and boy but when you look at the details it's it's absolutely scary how many things had to absolutely fall into place if you want to. so so do you do you believe or disbelieve the comment mr. lincoln supposedly made that was the speech that made him president? yeah, i i don't know the

daley and helen glover leading the way. and as the show moved through a series of segments, a mystery masked torchbearer took to the rooftops of the cityrst games featuring as many women as men — and with president emmanuel macron watching on — came a moving rendition of the french national anthem from the roof of the grand palais. 0ne bridge then turned into a catwalk, in homage to the fashion industry for which paris is famed. 0pening ceremonies tend to try and push the barriers of what seems possible, but never quite like this here in paris. whatever happens over the next 17 days of competition, these athletes know they have been part of something truly unique. ukraine's journey down the river provided a poignant moment. before the appearance of the largest delegation at these games, team usa, whose athletes traditionally enjoy so much success. france! but the biggest cheer of the night was for the hosts themselves, france aiming for a top five finish in the medal table. so we move to darkness. as darkness fell, the ceremony took on the more modern feel of a nightclub, with a wave of energy on the seine, before a masked flag bearer

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city and provided a true sporting spectacle. among the greatest ever? they mightjust be close. roan, bbc news, paris. as we heard, tom daleye highlights of his career. it seems like i have had a long time in diving, but i could still be going to the olympics in 202a. tam going to the olympics in 2024. tom daley took a — going to the olympics in 2024. tom daley took a childhood dream and turned it into a fairy tale. this was him two weeks ago, signing of his illustrious career with a fifth and final olympic medal. a fitting end to a journey that spanned 16 years. he had sprung onto the diving seen as a plucky 1a—year—old. he was briton's youngest olympian at the beijing games. briton's youngest olympian at the beijing games-— briton's youngest olympian at the beijing games._ he - briton's youngest olympian at the - beijing games._ he quickly beijing games. tom daley. he quickly became a household _ beijing games. tom daley. he quickly became a household name. _ beijing games. tom daley. he quickly became a household name. his first. became a household name. his first olympic medal came in 2012, bronze in london. he continue

daley, great to get your take on this. appreciate it here. >> you are welcome. >> sandra: pretty remarkable to hear the new york city mayor see something, say something, do something looking for the suspect completely different than the da daniel pey trial found not guilty of what he did to help others on the subway car. judge jeanine chomped in the chair, john. who are incredible ladies but so many different ways to look at this, ghost gun and the connection to the maryland delegate who how is anybody related to this person say i know this guy and called the place? >> that is certainly a very relevant question. you know what once a guy at mcdonald's picks up the phone and a relative, somebody in a particular job where he is working for the government essentially and for the people can't hotel you know you have a problem. what i am most interested in right now, they are not ready to call him the defendant yet where arrest him. different laws kick in when actual suspect -- >> sandra: the police department just, judge while you were getting seated and that chair, a statement came out they first made contact with the male subsequently arrested