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

daley held discussions with organizations pushing for that split.scussion, source of the group's consternation, and whether a kproepgs at this stage of the vote is at all possible. one person familiar president matter said that it was communicated that it was too late to broker a deal. the vote, of course, is next tuesday. now, as public opinion starts to gel ahead of it, daley not the only jpmorgan alum coming to dimon's defense. larry bosserty did so this morning here on cnbc. >> i can't help but think it's misdirected and misguided. if you take a look at the history of what's happened since dimon's been there, he navigated through the shoals of the 2008 financial collapse without any problems, they didn't have a loss quarter, they didn't need t.a.r.p., they took it to be a team player, and therefore they've had three record years of earnings, a return better than most. >> less than a week to go before the vote. today, jpmorgan shares hit a 52-week high. kelly? >> kayla, if people think jamie and the white house are too close already, i'm not sure

. >> where's graham daley. >> there he is, bring it on, daley. >> how cute are you? >> this is the world-famous coconut cake. >> if you bought the whole cake, it feeds 16 people? >> about 12 pounds total. we'll ship it anywhere in the 50 states. >> oh my god. >> it's delicious. >> oh my god! >> 12 layers. >> just like my thighs, 12 pounds. >> oh my lord. >> this wonderful gentleman cooked us some incredible meals while we've been here, they've all been terrific. >> thank you very much >> and the crabs are in season now? the soft shell crabs. >> we expected a good meal because we heard. every bite was like -- oh my god. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> better watch out for the crew. [ applause ] >>> this is my -- i guess it's every thursday guests get to pick a favorite song. >> this one i had to pick darius rucker. i'm crazy. this is one of my favorites, it's like when you have the basics in your life, all you need -- a roof over your head and shoes on your feet, you're good. the song is called "all right." let's go. >> crank it up loud. ♪ ♪ don't nee

and he's a daley city resident. >> police say dias was driving when it hit this honda. the driver of the car alone, was not seriously hurt. faechl and friends gathered just before noon. most were in shock or sobbing as they tried to understand how had can have happened. the mother of one victim asked everyone present not to talk to reporters. colma police would not release information on how the collision took place. this afternoon, paul dias turned himself n his mother and father were at the station but would not comment on camera. now we're at the police department this afternoon when a nurse went in to draw blood from dias. in a development the home where one victim lived is now considered a crime scene. daily city police cordoned off that house and stationed police officers there. all police officers would tell us is that it has some involvement with this accident. >>> a firefighter injured battling a house fire that have the noon. broke out on the sunniside neighborhood. and quickly grew. crew dz manage to get it under control. one firefighter hurt his leg and was

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today i am joined by nate cruise, one of our financial analysts, and peter daley of the maritime division and john daul. the three of them make up the team for pier 27 cruise ship terminal. so as the commission is aware, the first phase of construction of the james r. herman project is complete. and the authority is using the facility for the village. and phase 2 includes a build-out of security offices and other maritime improvements. the building is 90,000 square feet. it has an upstairs space and downstairs space over two floors it has ground transportation area of 400 parking places. and will have 2.5 acre public park, thanks to the san francisco voters and security gate and public access tip. the reason i am here today is to present the commission an understanding of the factors that will drive revenues up and down. this is in preparation of the port commission management agreement in the summer. commissioner murphy, for your information the port staff has issued a proposal for january of this year. we will be having informational presentation from the two respondents, that is schedu

today i am joined by nate cruise, one of our financial analysts, and peter daley of the maritime division and john daul. the three of them make up the team for pier 27 cruise ship terminal. so as the commission is aware, the first phase of construction of the james r. herman project is complete. and the authority is using the facility for the village. and phase 2 includes a build-out of security offices and other maritime

all of us remember the daley years in chicago.pponents. as our writer says, you know, neither of the daleys ever crossed a teachers' union picket line. rahm is doing that now. >> rick, thanks very much. good article by david, by the way, in the new issue of "time." i recommend it to our viewers out there. >> thank you, wolf. >>> china pays billions for a major u.s. port company. what it could mean for hot dogs, or for ham on your dinner table. stand by. >>> and in our next hour, an american mom jailed in mexico, accused of drug smuggling, telling her story first to cnn. what she's saying at this critical point in her family's desperate battle to save her. >>> an afternoon of storms continuing right now in oklahoma. we're tracking the live pictures. pictures. stand by. with angie's list, i save time, money, and i avoid frustration. pictuyou'll find reviews son home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. you want to be sure the money you're about to spend is money well spent. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. hav

the daley show and modern family. people find shows they have never seen. there is one i think you would like, laura, called pram face, about two young teenagers that have a baby unexpectedly. it is a british show, all about the beginning of motherhood. it is very funny. >> perhaps i should check it out. >> in your spare time. >> i discovered spy on there. >> that's hilarious. >> the only time i was able to sit and watch it was when i was horribly ill, sat in bed. >> for marla. i haven't heard of spy. >> you'll love it. very funny stuff. >>> hey, scott. christina loren, here we are talking about the forecast. >> thanks for the nightmares for laura garcia-cannon. can you imagine? 5:16. they are only four. they are only four. we have a great-looking day shaping up. as we head throughout the day today, i want to start with this live picture. you are going to notice that mostly cloudy start. this is emeryville, looking out toward the city. you can see right now, we still have that cloud deck covering at 1500 feet. it is not at the surface. this morning, i think

the editorial boards of at least two of the three major daleys are saying if anything, you should go more aggressively at this issue. this is fundamental problem. not just particular to new york which is that how much do you want the police to do? the police do have the right to stop. they have the right to intrude and make your life miserable. it is one of the trade-offs we make in a free society. but there is a feedback mechanism called community complaints and the communities have been complaining very loudly and the response from this administration has been we don't believe you. we don't care. the courts say what we're doing passes legal scrutiny and so either put up with it or expect to have lots of murders which i think most people understand it is false. >> john: it does make life harder for a lot of the nypd officers because it fosters greater mistrust, especially when 1% of the stops and frisks yield any type of firearms confiscation. yetta, is there a better alternative to this policy? >> let me say one thing. we want to support and set our police officers up for success.

the late chicago mayor richard daley once said good government is good politics.vernor chris christie in action, better yet watch his work for new jersey by working relations with president obama. in an era when so many elected officials have forgotten the power of positive politics. christie knows politicians a

the late chicago mayor richard daley once said good government is good politics.rnor chris christie in action, better yet watch his work for new jersey by working relations with president obama. in an era when so many elected officials have forgotten the power of positive politics. christie knows politicians are

the late chicago mayor richard daley once said good government is good politics.or chris christie in action, better yet watch his work for new jersey by working relations with president obama. in an era when so many elected officials have forgotten the power of positive politics.

the late chicago mayor richard daley once said good government is good politics. watch new jersey governor chris christie in action, better yet watch his work for new jersey by working relations with president obama. in an era when so many elected officials have forgotten the power of positive politics. christie knows politicians are generally known for one thing. he wants it to be rebuilding new jersey after tropical storm sandy. but wait, can a positive constructive republican like governor christie still win in the party nationally? can he convince the angry tea party types that government can work for them? can he be a boardwalk empire in 2016 that stretches down to florida and west through pennsylvania, ohio, and michigan? he's not the only voice asking for this. bob dole wonders what happened to eisenhower republicanism. and wasn't ike the president who built the country's interstate highway system? two big voices for a return to gop glory. will they be heard or drowned out by the hard right bomb throwers like the cruz missile from texas? michael steele was

china business council and others, have begun to protest the daley barrage of chinese cyberespionage and cyberexploitation. i think the big fear in the obama administration is that it then moves on to what david just eluded to in this sort of target list of weapons systems. the chinese are looking to move up the technology scale but they're also looking for inexpensive, assymetrical ways that they can try to neutralize the united states's huge military advantage. and cyberis the way to do that if they can blind the satellites in the sky or neutral size om-- neutralize some of those new ships and aircraft. >> there's one thing that's not in this report by the defense science board. and that's the espionage, the cyberespionage that the u.s. may conduct. and there's no mention of the u.s. offensive capabilities in cyberwar except for one line that says the u.s. leads all other countries in offensive cybercapabilities. so this, the report gives you the impression that this is a totally one-sided fight. and i think if we were to know everything that was going on out there in cyberworld it

connell: bill daley joins us with more on this breaking news by telephone right now.ghts. >> hello. certainly, i would probably say, the fact that we had other people who had some involvement in this matter. enough to warrant arrests. we do know that there were some people who were taken at least into custody who were in an apartment in cambridge who were students. the ones pictured in a photo with the younger son back here in times square last year. we do not know if it is related to that or if it were other people. quite a stunning turn. as these investigations go forward, we do not know what other connections may be made. dagen: what does this say about the depths of this investigation and how quickly investigators seem to be moving forward? >> certainly the nature of this incident is one that has gotten worldwide attention and certainly the attention of the u.s. government at the highest levels. they have really been pulling out all of the stops. they are looking at every rock. also given the fact that there were these early warning signs, a letter that came from

valerie jarrett or jetblue or bill daley? meet with the president of the united states?me we are heading for a constitutional crisis over benghazi and the irs can the land this might be where it takes place where the white house invoked executive privilege and says you cannot have access to any of these records. charles: maybe doug shoen will get a better answer than the easter egg hunt. now back to laurin. netflix leading the s&p. >> top performer on the isn't the 500 but also for the year, up 150% this year. the news for netflix is as of thursday this will be a member of the nasdaq 100, many mutual funds will track netflix because they're tracking the nasdaq 100 as a result of that. this is a huge performance and the stock's performance to date, if you look at netflix over the past year it is up 250%. charles: netflix is a monster stock but they have done some good things. thanks a lot. the scandals catching up to president obama. the polls are turning against him and the media is turning against him. the question is how long will the me deal told the administration's

our favorite movie, "it's a wonderful life," think about the character jimmy stewart plays, george daley as the united states. and think about mean old mr. potter, the banker that george runs to and dexter help as china. and in a way that's kind of the financial relationship we have with china. we are in debt to china upwards of $2 trillion. i know you get all of these people writing, it is making a difference, china needs us just as much as we need them. but as this debt to china build up, they do gain more leverage over u.s. policies, and they know it. that they gain this leverage. and i think it does influence how we deal with china, while u.s. priorities are with china, how willing we are to confront china over certain issues versus our reluctance to do so. this is a factor, and, frankly, it's going to be a big factor in the future than it is now. >> thanks, larry. the floor is open. craig, welcome. thank you. please. >> good to see you. >> my question has to do with the implications of chinese public opinions. i agree it's a fascinating development, but i would put it within the con

one is in san francisco out of daley city. we have a limousine that has spun out.und direction as you approach 101 and right up to the extension. this crash northbound 880 along high street, an accident there. >> thank you. when >>> we're in the low to mid-50s just about everywhere. just about total sunshine. this is the way it looks this morning. beautiful picture of the bay there. a few clouds hanging around the east bay shore. we're going to have high amount of tree pollen, moderate amounts of grass. everything else is going to be [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ doo doo ♪ doo doo ♪ doo doo doo >>> it is now time to get the "summer concert series" started here in central park. thank you for joining us today, everybody. >> a little rainy but the temperature is about to go up right now. >> it's fair to say. >> now here to sing the song that made her the voice of a generation, "you'll always be my baby." ♪ ooh darling because you'll always be my baby ♪ ♪ and we'll linger on >> new york, what's up? ♪ you're never gonna shake me because darling you'll always be my baby ♪

was it bill daley, jack lew, was it the president of the united states? was it the vice president?e met 157 times when he visited that white house. jon: richard, she points out kathleen sebelius made fewer than 50 visits, so did the secretary of the treasury. you can imagine page, you know,a pretty important job. one would think they'd be making at least 157 visits to the white house as well. >> yeah. i would recommend to your viewers that they google this. you'll see that these white house logs were not complete. there were certain people, the people that you just named -- sebelius, the secretary of treasury, for example -- who when they had a meeting at the white house actually didn't have to sign in. they were precleared. so i think we're now kind of resting all this on a distinction that i think really doesn't kind of carry much water. look, the fact is there were nonconservative groups that were scrutinized, and i will ask you and monica both, do we think if it's true that you had to be a social welfare group to qualify for 501c4 status? and if it's true that most of these gro

. >> stephanie: we're going to talk to michael tomasky at the daley beast because he wrote a peace abouttion reform speaking of their minority outreach. >> whatever! >> stephanie: and diversity and inclusion of all ideas. >> they are a party in trouble. >> stephanie: yes. jesse in chicago. hi jess. >> caller: hi stephanie the official exmonk of the "stephanie miller show." [ bell chimes ] >> caller: i just wanted to make a point, ramsey the hero that he is, didn't have to use a gun. he just used courage. >> stephanie: that's right. that's right. yeah. >> caller: and could we get lindsey graham a parasol? [ laughter ] >> i must protect my delicate skin. >> stephanie: i would like to see that at his next press conference. it would calm him. it would be like linenus's blanket. we did not get to talk to chris kluwe yesterday. and i have one thing to say to the minnesota viking. [ booing ] >> stephanie: boo! obviously the minnesota vikings released chris kluwe on monday. >> he kind of thought it was coming, though. >> stephanie: yeah, and of course a lot of people were like oh, well, he was p

one of the former colleagues of his is bill daley, former midwest chairman of jpmorgan. guhost: they're both from chicago. and dathe president ley. lived in new york. he put together a monster called citigroup. he was the north two, the heir apparent. he ended up clashing with his mentor and was fired. that's when jamie dimon moved to chicago. when he took the top job at bank one, he did a solid job. that merged with jpmorgan and that returned him to new york for round two over pretty impressive career. host: this on twitter -- do you know? guest: i believe his contributions go towards democrats. he was a big supporter of president obama in the 2008 election. it has gotten more complicated losses have torn down a bit of the marketing around him and his bank. whst: the right about the ale fiasco, metal plating markets, abuse of homeowners in foreclosure, facilitating bernard madoff's pawlenty scheme, and misleading the public about this new london situation. given all that, what is congress doing in reaction to that? are they specifically looking at banks like j.p. morgan

we're still awaiting the president, but here's news involving bill daley is assisting jpmorgan in rallying proposal on its approximatey to split a chairman and ceo role. i've learned he held conversations over the last week, two conversations. one last week, one early this week, with high level sources, the american federation of state, county and municipal employees who have authored the proposal on jpmorgan's proxy to try to see if a compromise was possible. i am told by people briefed on the matter that both conversations came up empty and that no compromise could be reached. jpmorgan chase could not be reached for comment before air time, but it seems jpmorgan's trying to drum up support and trying to figure out if any deal can be reached before this deal happens and that would be a good thing. >> what would a compromise be? >> we saw a compromise in the form of what happened with goldman sachs. a similar proposal was on the table, but never made it into the proxy because goldman was able to come to a compromise in which its lead outside director came to a compromise by himself. some w

we have in the works right now a bill for the homeland security bill daley -- dealing with internal enforcement of our immigration laws. ash many entered on student or worker visas. of the not address all ways that illegal immigration comes about. there is a group that prefers to be called the group of eight. they are in the process of drafting legislation. what thatious to see has. we will continue with regular order in the committee process. most members of the house have been pleased with the nature of which we have methodically look that every aspect of immigration. we will continue to do that in the hopes of getting a partisan bill that gets it right. we are concerned about aspects of the senate bill and that we do not repeat the mistakes of 1986. in 1986, we passed the last major immigration reform bill. that granted a pathway to citizenship. they had an easy pathway to citizenship to about 3 million people and have the promise of a number of enforcement measures, including employer sanctions, but they have honored -- been on in the breach. they have not been enforced or implemented. as a

[laughter] >> here's a question from bridget daley, a third year day student.thout discussing the merits of the same-sex marriage case as just argued in the court, do you believe that this is the sort of issue that the supreme court should be tackling rather than the legislative branch or the states? >> i'm not going to say anything about that. [laugher] >> a for effort anyway. [laughter] >> i shouldn't -- there's to way i can comment on that. [laughter] not be back in the national news. [laughter] >> well, okay, let me try this one. >> nice try though. [laughter] >> how about this one? you live in virginia and are married to your wife ginny, a white woman, and in loving, virginia, the supreme court struck down a law that prohibited interracial marriage. was the court correct in wading into that issue? >> if you read the court's opinion, it is clearly a racial classification case, and that's pretty much it. i mean, the -- if it's a racial classification, it's a racial classification. and i've tried to if you go back and you look at some of the things i've writt