the chronicle is joining the club. editor wrote we value independence and the decision might have been different had it not already weighed in on the efforts to undermine journalism. president trump tweeted this. there is nothing that i would want more for our country then true freedom of the press. the fact is the press is free to write and say anything it wants but much of what it says is fake news, pushing a political agenda and trying to hurt people. honesty wins. >>> executors in the south bay not file criminal charges against the councilman accused of sexual harassment. dominic resigned and suspended his campaign on the county board of supervisors. after several women and girls came for, accusing him of harassment. it was paste on played leave. the da has determined there is not been enough evidence to prosecute. he has consistently denied the charges. >>> we are looking outside and how are we looking? >> we are okay. there are a couple of glitches. highway 24, which is not affected by crashes. however, there is

if you do the chronicle you would think every minor was horrible. they hated him they took off after mackay but also rumors that was on blackmailing operation that if you did not pay money to the chronicle they would savage you in the press if you did happen to pay them off then your press would change but he would never pay anybody off that he was savaged and tell him his wife went to vacation on europe and who ends up entertaining in london lavishly but mrs. mackay so the coverage changes dramatically which i found pretty interesting. so he has two sons the apple of his father's i a talented young man who was very booked smart graduated from oxford and mackay great lament in life that he never got an education he really wanted his son to have an education is son john william junior graduates from oxford and apparently was savvy and smart and hard-working to have the best tutors in the world and was seen as a person inherits the telegraph business but was also killed in a horseback riding accident in france galloping through a forest john william j

the chronicle reports they're switching to a leaner staffing plan to keep long term. garcia asked how long can people work six days a week all day with 20 pounds of gear on their uniform. bart shifted to voluntary overtime with managers looking to add four officers work extra hours patrolling trains and stations and bart calling for ten community service officers to do voluntary overtime on weekendses. bart is looking at funding methods to pay for more safety measures, possibly raising the salaries of officers. "the chronicle" reports violent crime has increased 66% in five years. >> thank you, matt. >>> developing news, san francisco high school students go back to class this morning. they had a scary day yesterday. they had to hide in their classrooms. >> the scare started after a gun fired inside the school. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at balboa high school. hi, amy. >> hi, good morning, alexis. the school district will have counselors on campus for students who need to talk after what happened yesterday if they need to debrief how they're feeling af

this year chronicled the warriors journey from training camp all the way to the victory parade in june. the man who produced the film and shot interviews and exclusive footage is klay thompson's uncle, andy thompson. >>> the giants lost to the los angeles dodgers in extra innings. giants starting pitcher derek holland was on point. he had seven strikeouts through the first few innings. the giants were down by three runs and andrew mccutchen tied it with one swing of the bat in the eighth inning. he remains tied at three until the dodgers scored on a walkoff sacrifice fly in the 12th inning . the giants have tonight off before playing in cincinnati against the reds tomorrow. >>> the 80s playe2 - 0 zero against the seattle mariners. oakland starter brett anderson pitched into the eighth inning without allowing a run. seattle's pitching staff matched him. the game went into extra innings without any runs scored. the mariners scored the winning runs with the home run in the 12th inning. oakland has the night off before a huge series against the houston astros this weekend. >>> rescue worke

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as he reported in the chronicle, there were several courses on how to deal with the trump phenomenon? >> there were 15 sessions devoted to trump in some way. how trump is affecting how we deal with immigrants, how trump is affecting how we deal with our lives. how the trump # america great is affecting us. there's some truth to this. there was a survey that asked, one of the greatest stressors in your life? more americans said the changing political system is affecting their lives more than their family or their health situation. trump is making us -- >> that just shows how unobserved people in the world of psychology really are. this has been going on for years and years and years. trump has been doing the same thing for the last 30, 40 years. you go back and pull up the frames of him when his hair was a different color, when he had a different shape to his jaw, etc., and you get the same message. this guy is completely consistent. >> but he wasn't president then. the question is, are we going crazy because of him, or is he there because we've gone crazy? >> 1st and foremost, he didn

the san francisco, chronicle says the state supreme court refused to overturn a lower court ruling. the lower court put life estate, the main ingredient in roundup, on california list of cancer calling -- cancer- causing chemicals. >> reporter: from the health department says it stay out of the water at monterey county beaches. monterey municipal beach, some are beach and pacific grove and carmel beach were all tested and have high levels of bacteria. advisories have been posted that all three beaches. health officials in the bacteria can come from marine life, storm drains, and people. >>> researchers off the coast of san diego say they have recorded what could be the highest temperatures measured in california waters . the temperatures came in slightly above 81 degrees. that measurement was taken between torrey pines and the scripps nearshore buoys . the warm waters are tied to a high pressure weather system that has been hanging over southern california. steve paulson has been talking about it. i got to experience it firsthand . the is the warmest i've ever felt down there. >>> s

. >>> the chronicle is not joining the boston globe. in the opinion piece that editor wrote, the chronicle values independence and the decision might have not already weighed in on the efforts to undermine journalism. president trump tweeted this this morning saying there is nothing that i would want more the fact is, the press is free to write and say anything it wants but much is fake news come up pushing a political agenda or trying to hurt people . honesty wins. >> jack dorsey is looking at twitter and tends to limit the spread of hate speech and fake news. they will promote alternative perspectives on the timeline. this is two address conspiracy theories and might reduce echo chambers which is when users are exposed to viewpoints they already agree with. twitter is exploring ways to label bot accounts. twitter has not examined the core design. maybe time for changes. >>> this follows the decision to limit the activity of the account belonging to alex jones. for seven days, he is unable to tweet or retweet. he can browse the site. t

the chronicle reports the gondola system is still being built.d to carry up to 20 people from the entrance of the center to the roof top garden. the transit center is blaming the delay on the operators of the tram mai. the operators as a construction was slowed down by a request to remove 20 redwood trees near the gondola. however, the system is expected to be up and running in september. >>> right now we want to check in with sal for a look at this morning's traffic and commute. >> it is getting more crowded and we're looking at traffic that is going to be busy approaching the macarthur maze. 30 minutes to drive it from miles an hour to the bay bridge in oakland. after those 30 minutes you add another 20 to wait in line at the bay bridge toll plaza. driving from vallejo to san francisco is taking about an hour or just a little more. there have been no major issues on 880 n. or south here in oakland. southbound traffic is slow approaching 880, passing hayward as you drive down to union city. san mateo and dunbarton bridges are okay. no major issu

the san francisco chronicle reports 80% of the current season ticket holders plan to renew next season. in fact, sales are going so well the team may never open sales to the general public. the building is set to open next year. >>> one city in the bay area hit 107 degrees this time last year. coming up we'll talk about which city it is and how much cooler they are today because yeah, it's chilly outside for late august. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> an anonymous attack targeting a north bay councilwoman going after her lifestyle and morals, now she's firing back at her faceless bullies saying she will not be shamed, that story coming up at 6:00. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity delivers the fastest, most reliable internet learn more, or get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a sto

with me, ned temko is a political commentator and former editor of the jewish chronicle.homas kielinger is a biographer and writes for germany's die welt. maria margaronis, a writer and broadcaster of greek descent, is london correspondent for the nation. the us journalist stryker mcguire writes for bloomberg markets. first, though, news which has broken this weekend — the death of kofi annan, who was un secretary general for ten years. a ghanaian by birth, he was the first man from sub—sa ha ran africa to head the organisation. having joined the un in 1962, kofi annan rose through the ranks, ending up in charge of peacekeeping operations. his two five—year terms running the un included the american—led invasion of iraq. thomas, i suppose that is probably the cause he was most frustrated by and something he ultimately felt had been an illegal act. he was not the only one frustrated by it and who thought it was an illegal act. everybody in britain has come to rue the day this was decided. kofi annan was a respected leader and his indefatigable work for peace is much rememb

naipaul's early work focused on the caribbean he traveled the world and chronicled the histories of people whose stories had not been written he also focused on the themes of migration displacement exile and rootlessness i think we should remember in full swatches just lists i think what an exceptional writer he was in my opinion the greatest writer of english prose of the second half of the twentieth century one of the things that happen to people who get the nobel prize is that they also get a lot of media attention naipaul received the nobel prize for literature in two thousand and one the swedish academy praised him as a philosopher who chronicled the stories of the vanquished to be right about that too. to do a series of books. to have by the middle of the book for the show fans flocked to read his self reflexive books and enjoy his unique voice which used the tools and the art of short stories to compose books that address themes like the human condition the trauma of colonialism and the struggles of people in the developing world nine ball like any other human being or a writer had

naipaul's early work focused on the caribbean he traveled the world and chronicled the histories of people whose stories had not been written he also focused on the themes of migration displacement exile and rootlessness i think we should remember it in full swatches just lists i think what an exceptional writer he was in my opinion the greatest writer of english prose of the second half of the twentieth century one of the things that happen to people who get the nobel prize is that they also get a lot of media attention naipaul received the nobel prize for literature in two thousand and one the swedish academy praised him as a philosopher who chronicled the stories of the vanquished to be right about that too. to do a series of books oh that have been a little off the books other. fans flocked to read his self reflects of books and enjoy his unique voice we choose the tools and the art of short stories to compose books that are just seems like the human condition the trauma of colonialism and the struggles of people in the developing world nine ball like any other human being or a writer

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naipaul's early work focused on the caribbean he traveled the world and chronicled the histories of people whose stories had not been written he also focused on the themes of migration displacement exile and rootlessness i think we should remember in full swatches just lists i think what an exceptional writer he was in my opinion the greatest writer of english prose of the second half of the twentieth century and one of the things that happen to people who get the nobel prize is that they also get a lot of media attention naipaul received the nobel prize for literature in two thousand and one the swedish academy praised them as a philosopher who chronicled the stories of the vanquished to be right. to do a series of books. to have but little of the books other. fans flocked to read his self reflects of books and enjoy his unique voice which used the tools in the art of short stories to compose books that it just seems like the human condition the trauma of colonialism and the struggles of people in the developing world nine ball like any other human being or a writer had his drawbacks and.

the chronicles and the old records. the other thing that i figured out was that many other newspapers have correspondence. and some of the best sources. then their writing letters appeared these correspondents tended to have funny pen names. you can digitally search for this really weird word. it's absolutely mind numbing. mindnumbing. and you wanted to for the same. of time. you would commit to the chronicle or the daily hated the micro piece. they put up the rival newspaper. and see who they have to say about it. and lo and behold 19th century newspapers had big editorial biases. just like newspapers today. it really does matter which newspaper collection you're reading from. i can get the same event. at the same time and i could be comparing and contrasting. we can figure out what happened from a variety of viewpoints rather than just one. >> you would think every minor was a thief. there is a blackmailing operation. you would start to savage in the press. the tenor of your press would change. they would never pay an

the san francisco chronicle is not joining the globe in an opinion piece. editor wrote the chronicle values independence and the decision might have been different had it not already weighed in on the presidents efforts to undermine to journalism. president trump tweeted this morning, saying there is nothing i would want more for our country then true freedom of the press. the fact is, the press is free to write and say anything it wants, but much of what it says is fake news. pushing a political agenda or just plain trying to hurt people . honesty wins. >>> sunshine indeed after a couple of very foggy days. the coast and bay, people socked in with what they call august. we saw it burn off by 9:00 for many today. stacy ross, that bob was gone by 9:00. thank you for the sun. i love it. i bet you do. we have a much smaller fog bank today they got chewed up really fast. warmer lows. humidity factor is a little high. it is monday. a little warmer with temperatures bumping up. day one of a warmer pattern. how many days? >> three. after that it looks like sunday

according to "the chronicle" at least two restaurants have received threatening letters. letters say they're going to be sent pictures of food with hair and insects until news outlets report on this and the restaurants have to pay an unspecified sum to avoid it. cyber extortion is a felony in california punishable by two to four years in jail and up to $10,000 in fines >>> more fallout from monsanto after a benicia man wins his case against the company and now several bay area cities are stopping the use of the company's weed killer. >>> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we will have another update on how the markets are doing next. looks like we are up this morning. >> testswnsour car could be streaming your favorite tv show. the update elon musk is promising >>> as you get your day into gear we keep you on top of weather and traffic throughout the break. looking live at sfo right now we have some fog in the area, but we have not heard about any we have not heard about any major delays designed to save you money. wireless network e

purchase even if it's an economic let's move to california you were quoted in the san francisco chronicle today bravo and very informative and lightning to see you in there tyson but tell us about this circumstance with the power plant that is an economical and has been purchased by a large contributor from texas actually the trump campaign who is now seeking to have the federal energy regulatory commission change the rules of the game so it doesn't go under that's absolutely correct so in december a guy name and. who is a billionaire based in dallas he own something called beall bank. and he emerged from bankruptcy as the loan owner in december of a very large natural gas power plant in california called la paloma and then in june his company filed what's known as an emergency two zero six application at the federal energy regulatory commission saying the exact same thing perry did saying all of these renewables in the california electricity market are making my new power plant to be an economic and so we need to rewrite market rules to deliver bigger guaranteed payments to my natural ga

of a fiasco foretold or even chronicle of destruction foretold to. land a commodity covered by individuals and big business. speculators who are out to reap profits. as space becomes increasingly scarce. the global competition for a precious resource. to. be made in germany in thirty minutes g.w. . war war war. war. just to get me a country i'm from by name but the right to our correspondent is in central istanbul and we have our political force problems you're in the studio more on those stories in just a minute but first this news just gives them about the perspective closer d.w. . a good. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history style and talents much so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger promising journalists now making names for themselves all over the. song live along the way some might follow some with continue. the experience of freedom a sense is like the experience of the day you can visit but your call comes back

the love letters chronicle, what is so ordinary, this incredible romance between them. but also, he is writing about these incredible battles he'd been facing the japanese and he tragically was killed in their last battle in july 1942. the first set me off was this idea that we honor the plan. we don't really know anything about the pilot or the ground crew associated with them. who were the flying tigers and what is their story? before we get into the romance in who they are, walk us back a little bit on what they are doing at all. why were they in china and how to setup it going? >> absolutely. when we think of world war ii, our normal images of the landing of d-day with the flag raising at iwo jima. we talk about china in world war ii, it is immediately like com. that china had been fighting in what was called the second sino japanese war since 1937. there is a massive japanese invasion of china in 1937 in the chinese forces get pushed back into a small corner of china and claiming in their air force was completely decimated. the story i kind of pickup is actually ab

in their chronicles tacitus and cassius d.o.b. recorded their suspicions as fact nero hired the coster to mix a potion that would kill his step brother britannicus they painted look on stone as an accomplice in nero's first crime. could this be a slanderous allegation against your. father that he or she can be said of nero's case in particular and the early imperial era in general that roman historians couldn't possibly know what are going on behind the palace walls and how alleged murders were carried out. in february of the year fifty five. once again charters gives a detailed account of the circumstances surrounding britannicus his death. to bypass the food taster britannica's his first handed a hot untainted drink. tacitus says the poison has been added to a jug of chilled water which is added to cool britannicus his car. and he leaves no doubt about the identity of the perpetrator nero. the three historians do more than just recount a crime their chronicles are peppered with insinuations that any reader back then would unders

naipaul's early work focused on the caribbean he traveled the world and chronicled the histories of people whose stories had not been written he also focused on the themes of migration displacement exile and rootlessness i think we should remember him full swatches just lists i think what an exceptional writer he was in my opinion the greatest writer of english prose of the second half of the twentieth century one of the things that happen to people who get the nobel prize is that they also get a lot of media attention naipaul received the nobel prize for literature in two thousand and one the swedish academy praised them as a philosopher who chronicled the stories of the vanquished i want to be right about that too. to do a series of books. that have been a little off the books of the show fans flocked to read his self reflexive books and enjoy his unique voice which used the tools and the art of short stories to compose books that address themes like the human condition the trauma of colonialism and the struggles of people in the developing world nine ball like any other human being or a

here is an example from "the san francisco chronicle." this is saying we are not participating because it plays in the trump narrative that the media are aligned against him. i think this effort is proof that journalists and writers across the country feel under threat right now. they feel a need to speak out and defend the very profession of journalism. existence of the news media. back to you. >> brian, thank you. >>> u.s. rules out removing tariffs on turkey just as qatar pledging a lifeline. to help its struggling currency amid a dispute with the u.s. turkey doubled tariffs on cars, alcohol and cosmetics. this is a response to the u.s. doubling tariffs on turkish steel. relations with the two allies have soured over the turkey detention over american pastor andrew brunson. >> the tariffs that are in place on steel would not be removed with the release of pastor brunson. tariffs are specific to national security. sanctions, however, that have been placed on turkey are specific to pastor brunson and others that we feel are held unfair u

likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand and eight the man your thoughts about agnes and a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspectives while i've taken more photos here than anywhere else where you park and i thought it was the. early evening on the piazza gunday things are getting tense for. daniela haas he preached the security people one last time the eight thousand seats under the sky are gradually filling up. zondervan metal brackets ready for her walk down the red carpet but just the she and her main actors stride through the closed entrance to the piazzi get on day the first viewers slip out and away soaking wet a sudden thunder storm has struck. cutting up i hope it stops but it sounded consolation to think it's better for it to rain now and then during the film i'm incredibly excited but i wish the rain would stop so all the people who've come here to see this picture can watch it without getting s

wa >> reporter: in the chronicle reported five years ago the fbi told feinstein her driver was being investigated for possible chinese spying and she forced him to retire. the senator denied those reports. >> the individual did nothing wrong and the story has been taken out of proportion. it is very hurtful, i'm sure. but he has resigned and that was a long time ago. >> reporter: she said she never asked him to resign. >> if he didn't do anything wrong, why was he asked to resign? >> he wasn't asked, he resigned. i did not ask him. >> reporter: she rephrased to name the -- refused to name the former employee. but it was former staffer russell low -- lowe. we reviewed publicly available employee records and found only one staffer that would -- worked in her office for 20 years and left recently, it l l around the time she was elected to the senate in 1992. >>> in 1993 asian week described his duties like this, he represents the senator at meetings and events, and puts feedback on legislative matters. when he resigned in 2013 he was earning almost $72,000 a year, making him the highest

those who chronicle trump say this is the president feeling serious pressure. >> we have greater things to discuss. >> reporter: this was a prolific tirade. in the past 24 hours more than a dozen tweets. his angriest ones targeting the media. i cannot state strongly enough how totally dishonest much of the media is. the hatred and extreme bias for me by cnn has cluttered their thinking. cnn issued a strong statement saying make no mistake, mr. president, cnn does not lie. tonight those who have chronicled donald trump for years say they believe he is feeling enormous pressure after a series of body blows in the russia probe. >> it is obvious that the president feels cornered. i think he feels besieged. when the president is cornered and certainly this is true of him in business, he did lash out angrily. he would use whatever means were at his disposal to attack and diminish those he considered to be enemies. >> reporter: it is a trait that biographers said trump has long had going back to his days at military school but was sharpened by a legendary new york lawyer known for his brawling

but today's imprisonment of catalonia as democratically elected politicians the entire history is chronicled in catalonia reborn how catalonia took on the corrupt spanish state and the legacy of franco by george caravan and chris bambery chris joins me now chris welcome to going underground how is it that catalonia is in a sense the story of europe as we know it today i think it's a story old the european union is. last october you remember when they tried to hold a referendum which the party. catherine popularized in catalonia on independence from spain the spanish government sent in paramilitary police to break up a french attacked police stations to seize ballot boxes to attack voters and there was this complete silence from the european union about what was happening and i think since then there's going to gradual realization that really for the small nations of the regions of the europe the european union doesn't really work and it doesn't really work it's run by the big states and then run essentially by germany and germany and france to the extent of worried about what would happen if

well i think in some cases the clue was the angeles times sam chronicle and some other papers i think they just felt will queasy about collective action they have a distinct sense of independence particularly on their editorial pages and they just didn't like the group effort even to privately they may agree with the thrust of it could it be self-defeating i think trump supporters it could the big question is are there folks out there who are in some fashion on the fence about the role of the media in a democracy who might be convinced to be nice to think that way but i also find it very interesting it's probably the same in germany in places like munich or early on there is that disjoint there's a difference between how many people what people think of their local media particularly television presenters and reporters on one hand and what they think of the folks in national media on the whole in a place like chicago or new york or los angeles people are there are television hosts and reporters it's a little bit like when it comes their congressman the people we send the washing we te

the san francisco chronicle called it holding, a tactic that could postpone a decision until after the midterm elections. the article explained that, and i quote again, the democratic strategy is to demand to see every document that crossed cavanaugh's desk while he served as part president george w. bush is -- secretary from 2003-2006. in other words the democratic leaders are demanding these documents in order to needlessly delay the process rather than for legitimate purposes. but these tactics aren't going to work. let me address some of the minority leaders specific points. he says that traditionally the senate judiciary committee sends a bipartisan letter requesting documents and he said that we should have sent out this letter to weeks ago. what the minority leader fails to point out is that my staff worked extensively with the ranking member staff to attempt to identify specific staff secretary records that might be of some interest to the democrats. but the democratic staff was not interested in a reasonable compromise, including my attempts to get them even more documents tha

here is an example from "the san francisco chronicle." this is saying we are not participating because it plays in the trump narrative that the media are aligned against him. i think this effort is proof that journalists and writers across the country feel under threat right now. they feel a need to speak out and defend the very profession of journalism. existence of the news media. back to you. >> brian, thank you. >>> jury deliberations set this morning for the bank and tax fraud trial of paul manafort. during closing arguments on thursday, he was portrayed as a liar and the defense team hammering away at prosecution witnesses. a guilty verdict would likely send shock waves through the orbit of president trump's. if manafort walks, it would increase the course of calls for special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation to end. >>> back to normal at reagan international airport after a power outage. it pulled the plug on operations for more than an hour. the airport authority telling cnn one of the two main power feeds of the airp

the san francisco chronicle is not joining the boston globe.he chronicle values independence and the decision might have been different had it not already weighed in on the presidents efforts to undermine journalism. >>> president trump tweeted this less than an hour ago, the fake news media is the opposition party . the is very bad for our great country, but we are winning. >>> today jury deliberations start in the financial fraud trial of a paul manafort . the case against the former al counsel robert mueller's investigation. manafort is -- argung he left the particulars of his finances to other people including his former deputy rick gates. >>> president trump has pools of security clearance for former cia director john brennan because of what the white house calls erratic behavior. but mister brennan's line in recent conduct increasing -- a consistent with security measures. >> brennan has been a frequent critic of president trump. credentials are also reportedly under review for other current and former memberss. >> these people are being

, a -- this morning's chronicle, a paragraph that talks about the extensive efforts that you all have -- that have preceded the ordinance to work with the business and disability communities. the -- as a result of which there are exceptions for medical needs, for example, as well as the fact that there's at least a year that people have to prepare for the imposition of the actual ban. i think that such a paragraph would strengthen the resolution. and then, if my colleagues don't mind, could i just go through these few? they're really not that many, particularly if you consider that i'm the one that's suggesting them. >> and commissioner wald, if i may, i just clarified by the deputy city attorney that we do need to write the amendment now. >> i know we do. >> okay. >> i know we do. i said i hate that we do that. perhaps somebody could write it for me? so on page 1, and line 15, i'm troubled by the expression marine plastics. so me, that sounds like something -- like it sort of belongs there. i think it should be changed to read plastics in the marine environment because we are, after

war began in 1835 and 36, by that point the military magazine was starting to fade and the army chronicle became standard. if you want to study the second seminal war, things like the american periodical series, that database has the army and navy chronicle and you could write a book on the seminar war largely from that. now, in terms of our question today, andrew jackson didn't really have anything to do with this. these are changes that occur during jackson's administration but these are really initiatives within. or a civilian publisher responding to a demand by army officers wanting to write and being willing to buy. >> the army navy chronicle disappears after the second seminole war, they changed it to the scientific repository for a couple years from 1842 to 44. there is just not enough interest once the world is over , so it goes out of business in 1844. >> the changes that occurred to the army, that i have mentioned so far, were still largely changes initiated by army officers. same as changes in the 1850s and 20s. you have political leaders, whether it was president monroe or pre

. >> this week a source confirmed what happened with "the chronicle." the report cites a magazine story about silicon valley espionage. it says feinstein's driver in california passed on political intelligence to officials based at the chi news consulate. the chronicle reports the fbi alerted the senator about the investigation five years ago and investigators found the driver did not reveal classified information. >>> an international crime ring busted after stealing millions of credit cards. what you need to know to keep your identity safe. >> the unexpected way local vineyards are helping crews fight wildfires. >> we leave you with abc 7 news >> we leave you with abc 7 news now and a look from o crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. panera. food as it should be. panera. when your blanket's freshness fades before the binge-wching begins... that's when you know, it's half-washed. next time, add downy fabric conditioner for freshness that lasts through next week's finale. downy and it's

as a chronicler of history.what exactly -- if i recall correctly, he was the first person to write an insider's history of the white house. is that correct? >> that is right. this is paul jennings. paul jennings as a 15-year-old was brought by president madison as a young slave to the white house. he was there when the british came and he helped take down the portrait of george washington gethelped dolley madison everything out of the house that was invaluable. let's it was burning -->> it was burning? >> it was not burning. it was not quite that dramatic. he set the table for the victorious returning troops. at the end of the madison administration, he was taken back to madison's home in virginia. he became madison's valet, he was there when madison died. still enslaved. he had a family, five children, and wife. dolley madison after james on very hardfell times. i won't go into all of her problems. but madison had purchased a house on lafayette square and she wanted to come back because she was such a socialite