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

i'm here to do a presentation with p- daley. there was a correction in the staff report that came to my attention on page 25. fourth paragraph. mentions additional -- that metro would offer. text reads one full-time -- it's local 10, maintenance mechanic. and -- should be -- maintenance gearman. is your read one full-time iow local 10 maintenance gearman and one full time iow local 10 foreman. the solicitation was a solicitation for professional services pursuant to chapter 21 of the city's administrative code. staff received two proposals. a panel was convened to review and score these proposals; the evaluation panel consisted of current or employee responsible for cruise logistics; and former port employee responsible financial analysis; former event manager for the san francisco giants and marine world. and currently a commissioner for the board of permit appeals. the panel was selected because of their combined experience and cruise operations, maritime finance and special events management. the evaluation scoring process wa

i encourage stephan and peter daley to resolve these issues. i wanted the whole deal, metro hands down, you were head and shoulders above ports of america. what is the problem with you and the ilw? what did i say to port of america? i am disturbed by the fact that down in la that you got the bid and metro is doing the stevedoring. if you get the bid and have someone else do the work for you it shows you you don't have a handle on it. i would ask when you come back in september when the three parties come together, when you need to sit down and resolve the issues. negotiation is about give and take. you never get everything you want. i want to go out with metro and the port of san francisco and double the amount of cruise ships coming in; i want to work with metro and jim peters so that we can buld a state-of-the-art bulk facility. i want china to invest in our port and our city. thank you. >> thank you willie, and i appreciate the comments of the made. i want to add that i think we echo that we want these issues resolved. we want labor peace. w

the same poll showed that a match between daley and quinn would put daley on top by three points, 37-t much of a jump there, but good enough to get in the race. it's going to be a great race, and daley is a great guy. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] moving object detection. ♪ blind spot warning. ♪ lane departure warning. safety, down to an art. the nissan altima with safety shield technologies. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at aflac.com. >>> welcome back to "hardball." let them in. let them stay, or kick them out and keep them out. those are the battle lines being drawn around the most contentious provisions of the border overhaul right now. the senate's gang of

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she knew the first mayor daley farewell and the second mayor daley was sort of jealous about jane byrne's's relationship with his father. the feelings were pretty strong both ways. they were really rivals politically and had strong feelings against each other and it took each of them to make some miscalculations in their career. their feelings were so strong. >> the first mayor daley made jane byrne's as a politician and if it wasn't, if it were not for mayor daily really wanting to have jane byrne's go ahead in her career she never would have made it. the suns didn't even know how much the mayor liked jane, he moved her along on her career in giant strides and was very disappointed, she was very disappointed when he stepped out of the picture. she thought that would be a time for her to recede after having gone so far in a dance. and the suns didn't like the fact and turning things over. she had in mind, >> he had the weirdest crush on her. i really did and she was younger and quite the dish. >> you could get jane macmillan to say yes to a marriage it would be something. let me ask you bot

things that are necessary to build a future it seems to me what you, what you are seeing and rich daley your predecessor what do you want to tell me about chicago and in was a concerns, he said the coming of a global city what you are saying to the city of chicago we have to change in order not to be a global city. >> we are first of all because of this hard work a global city and a great cultural and restaurants and architecture and museums and art, the art institute, theaters. >> rose: for a moment -- >> i always think when i want to do charlie rose -- >> so we are a global city but here is a real truth. >> >> rose: you were a damageser. >> yes. and i have used fast footwork a lot. but what we decide in the next two or three years will determine what think looks like for 20 or 30 years. there is no guarantee given the dynamics of the world economy today that any cities position in the top 50 cities is secure. you have to compete. what is true for chicago and true for paris and true for berlin and shanghai and true for toke agree and i will is a global city with global destination. >>

. >> bill daley, bill daley, who has had a lot of jobs.was chief of staff under clinton, briefly chief of staff under obama. bill daley may run for governor of illinois on the issue of making solvent the pensions and the health care benefits because illinois is in such bad shape. they just keep jacking up taxes, driving people out. >> exactly. >> and their present discounted value of the deficit that they are going to incur for these benefits is just enormous. >> i wish him a lot of luck, but it is so difficult to turn states around like illinois and new jersey that have been basically looting the coffers of future taxpayers for decades, right? california, this is a phenomenon just in post-2000. for illinois, for new jersey, it goes back decades past. he's going to be beating his head against the wall, just like rahm emanuel is as well with the teachers union in chicago. it's a real tough challenge. christie, i think, has got to be frustrated. >> that's what i've got to ask you. did you interview governor christie? >> i've met him several

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another daley says he's exploring a bid for governor next year. his father and brother are both former mayors of chicago. >>> approval ratings for president george w. bush are back in positive territory for the first time since 2005. according to gallop, 49% of americans now view mr. bush favorably, that's up nine point from when he left office. >>> vice president biden will restart a push for gun reform next week touting the administration's progress in combatting gun violence. >>> elsewhere on that front, new york's mayor bloomberg wants to hit four democratic senators where it hurts. their wallets. bloomberg is sending personal letters today to hundreds of the party's biggest donors urging them to cut off contributions to the four democrats who helped block a senate bill to strengthen background checks. >>> next to immigration where senator leahy is trying again to aed g add gay rights, he wants to allow a way for foreign spouses of gay americans to become permanent residents. >>> and tuesday while the senate was preparing to vote on the immigr

buildings but apparently members of ireland's parliament thought that the facade as well folks meet claire daley representative of the united left party in ireland and my new hero here she is on the floor of parliament on the heels of the g eight. i think it's important to take this opportunity to bring a bit of balance into the discussions around the food source of the us president on his wife given the almost on precision antics slobbering over them that the nation has been exposed to over the last number of days and it's really hard to know which is worse whether it's the outpourings of the get promise themselves or the sycophantic fawning over them by sections of the media and the political establishment now and sycophantic radio is fine and overall a girl you are speaking my language if you think that's refreshing just wait because you ain't seen nothing yet like what she had to say about the audacity of obama preaching peace to kids in ireland. the biggest star any of all the prophets stations of obama himself in his speech to children in northern ireland about peace is this person going f

home to the daleys, older and constructer mayor daley. grew up here.ss neighborhood largely.e are not working class homes. these are upscale homes. >> oh, yeah. these are coming out of condos moving into single family situation but want to stay in the city. >> we're close to downtown. you can't see it. we're not too are from u.s. cellular field. you talk about the housing market index. is it valid? because we had dramatically good numbers. if we compare the index with housing starts, the things we're seeing right here, right now, there is pretty close correlation between the two. these numbers seem legitimate to you? >> they feel that way. both numbers themselves and what we're feeling from prospects and on the ground. >> anything scare you at all about this market? >> talk of interest rates going up a little bit will price people out. at the end of the day the rates are unreal is i cannily low in the long-term any way. >> bought my first house at 18%. we look at this, we go oh, my god, it i will will be 4%? oh, my god. that where we've been is not rea

santa clara, temperatures in the low 80s. 62 in daley city. forecast with the bay area weekend in view. look at the jump on friday and saturday. some of the models are jumping on these numbers. we'll see mid-90s, maybe warmer than that. those two days, your warmest days. a nice looking weekend. lots of kids getting out of school this week. the weather cooperating. it will be a really nice bay area weekend. barbeque weather, then sunday, it's significantly cooler. low fog comes in, and breeze kicks in. >> big time barbeque weather. be came. >> sounds nice. thank you bill. >>> a sea lion was rescued today in southern california. it's not the first time. the pup was found on a freeway onramp in san diego. the markings indicated she had been rescued before in march. she was taken to seaworld, where workers will try to nurse her back to health. it hopes to release the pup into the ocean. >>> a viral photo of a taco bell employee licking a stack of taco shells has cost the employee his job. it was entered in a contest of the company showing workers

santa clara, temperatures in the low 80s. 62 in daley city.ast with the bay area weekend in view. look at the jump on friday and saturday. some of the models are jumping on these numbers. we'll see mid-90s, maybe warmer than that. those two days, your warmest days. a nice looking weekend. lots of kids getting out of school this week. the weather cooperating. it will be a really nice bay area weekend. barbeque weather, then sunday, it's significantly cooler. low fog comes in, and breeze kicks in. >> big time barbeque weather. be came. >> sounds nice. thank you bill. >>> a sea lion was rescued today in southern california. it's not the first time. the pup was found on a freeway onramp in san diego. the markings indicated she had been rescued before in march. she was taken to seaworld, where workers will try to nurse her back to health. it hopes to release the pup into the ocean. >>> a viral photo of a taco bell employee licking a stack of taco shells has cost the employee his job. it was entered in a contest of the company showing workers taking

. -- richard daley's election.kind of begin to connect the dots. >> you know, i grew up on the northwest side of fulton and central in chicago here. when i wanted to move to doing something -- i grew up with all of this, grew up in the 60's and 70's, so all the people that listen to this talking about are things that i grew up with. so when i moved the wrote three novels. what to move to nonfiction and tackle something that was familiar with that i could understand. something about detroit, but i realize that all know about detroit. the one to do something about chicago where when i read state street or south parkway were never succumb i knew when i was talking about. i started to dive into going into these different people. algren, says, you know, second city, all of these various things. a lot of great work had been done on this. the definitive book. everyone of these topics. but what i found was that they were all kind of written into wonderful books were missing something. they talked about these people and eve

first thing richard daley did when he was elected mayor was disbanded the unit. the very next day. little happened as far as organized crime enforcing in chicago until wilson came after the scandal. he resurrected joe morris and his right hand, bill duffy, and that is very effective intelligence division, a very effective effort against organized crime that lasted through the tenure, seven or eight years of wilson being the superintendent of police. and then it kind of fizzled out. and up until this period of time weird little from the federal government. '60s, bill roemer and intelligence squad from the fbi began activity as a result of mcclellan and the committee hearings here in chicago. the outfit was involved in a lot of heroin distribution. so slowly but surely the federal government started to get in, but not the fbi. well, to some extent, to a limited extent. and i believe it's because j. edgar hoover was afraid to attack the mobs in the major cities because they were all integrated into the political structure. so if he was to attack the outfit in chicago, it would've been

right now as we take you into daley city a construction project should wrap up at 6:00 a.m. this morning. to the tunnel until 7:00 a.m., one-way traffic control because of a project there blocking lanes both northbound and southbound. outside we go. and here's a look at our san jose drive. this is 280 coming away from 17. clear drive and accident free. >> thanks. 5:20. >>> ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >> also the royal palace reveals new details about plans for the arrival of kate and william's baby. how the world will find out. >>> and today on "katie" the cast of "push girls" unstoppable women pushing every limit and embracing life. that's today a. i'm diana perez. [ female announcer ] love. it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us as we grow old. love is the reason you care. for all the things in your life... that make life worth living. ♪ ♪ sweet love of mine >>> good thursday morning. it's 5:23. what a gorgeous way to wake up. live picture showing the sun about 25 minutes from rising according to leyla

. ♪ >> reporter: 7 fiscal mayor daley right there kris perry and sandy stier tied the knot.s all happened within no happen with an hour-and-a- half for so we all thought it would have to wait at least 20 days yourself. on the eve of pride week. same- sex marriage since 2008. it's not just these two same-sex couples can come to city hall now. they're staying open later. and a lot on around the bay area today >> jacqueline: we are already dealing with triple digits and were one to see more of them coming up. 11 and concord. 95 and now bottles, and it will become warmer. temperatures are on this table pretty mild. for tomorrow afternoon very hot! hot through tuesday we have a heat morning through tuesday. lest we will take a look at that in a moment. and and o'clock in the morning you can only imagine how it will get in the noon with temperatures are ready in the '90s and by noon were looking into the triple digits. to the evening temperatures remaining quite warm. we are going to see 94 and cupertino. for our east bay in leadbelly's it will be cooking! one of four antioch, the

that's what it felt like to people like bill daley and anybody who is chief of staff. there is a group that includes valerie jarrett and a small group of other people and the president. >> it doesn't work as well as it should have. >> jim baker said the ideological course puts in charming a chief of staff to hire and fire and make sure people obey the president. a complete span of control. that's how presences work. when you don't run it that way, you have to explain why. if it is so powerful, incredibly powerful. why doesn't she become chief of staff? >> she would not be good. that doesn't matchup well. >> she's not well-liked. she's not the boss of that white house. >> you said she under cut a number of chiefs of staff. >> she did, but that doesn't mean she would be better on the job. the problem with jarrett's role is it's like the ceo putting his sister in charge of marketing. he describes her has a sister figure. very close confidant and probably shouldn't have all these responsibilities. it's a blurring of lines. that part of the white house is a smart part of my

another friend of yours from illinois is former white house chief of staff, bill daley who now says he'sovernor of illinois. are you encouraging him to run? who are you supporting in this race? >> since i'm likely to be a candidate myself, you can imagine i'm staying out of the primary. we have an incumbent governor, pat quinn. his numbers aren't strong, facing a pension controversy in springfield. attorney general lisa madigan an extraordinary public servant whose father happens to be a speaker of the illinois house and one of the more powerful figures in springfield and now bill daley former secretary of commerce former chief for the president. polling numbers indicate that this has become a harsh race. as a result of that, you know, there is a belief that i'm not sure who will file. there is a belief of a spirited primary which i'm going to observe with great interest. >> bill: from the sidelines right? >> that's it, bill. >> bill: you got it. senator durbin, great to spend time with you. senator dick durbin, great guy. great guy. number two democrat in the united states senate. we'll

that's what it felt like to people like bill daley and jack lew, anybody who was chief of staff. group that includes valerie jarrett, pete roust, a small group of other people. it doesn't work as well as it should have. >> i only have one motto. jim baker, the president is the boss. he puts in charge a chief of staff whose job is to hire and fire, make sure people obey the president. throughout the government. irs, everywhere. a complete span of control. when you don't run it that way, you have to explain why. and i have a real problem. if valerie jarrett is so powerful, and you don't say negative things about her, why doesn't she become chief of staff? >> she would have to be a good chief of staff. that doesn't match up well with her strengths. and there is a lot of fear of her. she's not the boss of that white house. >> you said that she undercut a number of the chiefs of staff. >> she did, but that doesn't mean that she would be better in the job. look, the problem with valerie jarrett's role is it's like the ceo putting his sister in charge of marketing. he describes her as a

. >>> happening now, a car wash is underway in daley city for a deadly memorial day car accident.s are trying to raise money for the 21-year-old's funeral. >>> reporter: that's right. they are here with a car wash fundraiser at jefferson high school. and i'm here with friends of one of the victims in that very dramatic car crash. tell me, what kind of man was johnny. >> a kind man, sweet. he really wouldn't start problems. he was a good guy. sweet, kind. >> what do you hope to imlish with the car wash. >> hoping to get enough money for the funeral. we want to raise money and -- like that. >> i will show you the car wash behind me to remind you that johnny was killed in a memorial day crash. three passengers were killed wasn't ford mustang crashed after hitting a car and a cement wall. driver, paul michael diaz is facing manslaughter and felony hit-and-run charges. he was among the three passengers who were thrown from the vehicle on the 2,000 block of hillside boulevard. again they are trying to raise money for a funeral for johnny and the driver is currently in custody right now.

. >> the daley"the daily show" has a new look.d. >> on his first night as interim anchor, john oliver was quick to break the ice. >> if you hadn't heard, jon stewart is going to be away fort summer. >> reporter: the seven-year daily show veteran popped up during stewart's sendoff last week. >> i don't care what they say. it is my show now and i want it in pink. will you hold on a second? what? >> reporter: with stewart gone for the summer it was oliver's turn to tackle the headlines. >> no big news stories ever break out over the summer. >> u.s. officials acknowledge that intelligence agencies are secretly collecting millions of american's phone records -- >> are you -- kidding me. jon has been gone one day. >> reporter: oliver's fellow daily show reporters welcomed him with less than open arms. >>. i'm sorry, what? >> you don't need to speak in a british accent. >> don't i, jon, don't i? ten years, i've been here talking american only to be leap frogged by a god-forsaken foreigner. >> reporter: even oliver poked fun at his new ro

. >>> plus, i've got a letter to a mayor who is no richard daley. >> but sequester is not symbolic, iting.

. >>> plus, i've got a letter to a mayor who is no richard daley. >> but sequester is not symbolic, it is real. and real people are suffering. >>> good morning, i'm melissa harris-perry and we have a lot to get to on the program today, but first we want to get everyone up to date on the latest situation on the ground in oklahoma. because last night we all sat breathless watching video like this one coming in live, less than two weeks after a tornado destroyed so many homes and buildings and lives in moore, oklahoma. and then five new tornados hit the oklahoma city area and st. louis area, causing flash flooding and a new round of damage. this morning the details are still coming in, but already there are reports of five people dead and at least 70 injured due to the storm. for more, we go live to nbc news's janet shamlian on the ground in oklahoma city. janet, you were there last night as the tornados hit. tell us how people handled the danger and where you were. >> reporter: good morning to you, melissa. yeah, we were here doing "nightly news with brian williams." the reason we were h

> yes, grant park, and the procession is leaving there and they're going to have a big function at daleynd i keep dreaming, carl, that some day we'll all have cub jerseys on doing that parade, but i hope at the time i'm not in a walker. >> got to get rid of the goat curse first, but as an ex-chicagoan myself, that's a beautiful picture. as if chicago isn't great enough in the summer. >> and the crowd is being so well-behaved. just a proud moment for the city. >> that's great. fantastic shot. >> and now let's send it over to josh lipton who is at post 6. the crowd isn't quite as big, josh, but you're keeping an eye on ibm. >> we're watching ib m, big blue. it will trade right behind me at post 6. it's down nearly 2% right now. stock down about 10% in the three -- in the last three months. remember there was that drop in april after it posted disappointing results. the stock basically flat now on the year. today analysts talking about accenture, the consulting firm and how its results suggest head winds for ibm. >> the guys at rbc are telling their clients ak ten tour's earning report and

daley? >> yeah i could. [laughter] and then finally i would say he had surpassed his father and become the longest-serving mayor in the history of chicago and i think that was important to him personally and by staying for another four years you can get that notch in your bell twice. >> and wanted to ask -- especially recently with the chicago sun-times laying off all of the photographers and probably the question whether not are we hanging to a one newspaper town? what is your perspective? what you like about the current state and what you don't like. >> that kerned what? >> the current state of the media itself especially with social media seemingly taking things over. >> i'm sorry. >> that current state of the media. sometimes layoffs given all mayor -- manner of things. i will give an answer. >> you will be a good one to answer that. desperate print media is on the way out. i was in new york last week and weekend before talking about "the new york times" actually closing down. the web, the internet has j