vanecko, a nephew of then-chicago mayor daley punched a man named david koschman, fell, hit his headnd died several days later. it didn't surface again until after the "sun-times" began looking into the matter and after chicago police ended their initial investigation without charging daley's nephew with a crime. "sun-times" later reported, "the file had been missing for months, possibly years when it mysteriously turned up one summer's night three years ago on a shelf in the police station at belmont and western. officer who reported finding it, dennis walsh." walsh, according to the "sun-times," has been tied to four instances of missing items. joining us, the go-to reporter on this case. tim novak. tim, walk me through this case. this incident happens outside a bar, and what happens next? >> there's two groups of people that encounter each other on the street back ten years ago. words are exchanged. the biggest guy in the other group throws a punch and knocks the littlest guy in the other group to ground. he cracks his head open, dies 11 days later. the guy who threw the punch fle

to theter was married head of cbs -- >> bill daley. >> bill daley. -- bill paley. so that he would get a lot of airtime. i wonder now, 50 years later, whether paley's sister had something to do with having all of this happen. [laughter] >> what was i going to add? you have a is thought and when your time comes, you have forgotten what you are going to say. it will come. out not because of anything i had done especially, because i was the only one. i had no competition. of the three networks, abc was kind of the week sister. -- weak sister. and nbc over cbs, we always called nbc the national biscuit company. [laughter] they sat on their elbows and smote their pipes and did wonderful, stylish stories the second day. they were bad losers on the first day. up a week or been two, row down on the elevator with bob mccormick, the nbc correspondent on the hill. i overheard him sniffing about saying, oure, people are not interested in that. so i had no competition. >> what were the challenges for tv correspondents to cover the senate? just in general? how easy or how hard w

it was really part of mayor daley's political machine. the police had the right to extort bribes from bar owners and no law enforcement was going to do anything about it. and so the bars were at the mercy not just of laws but of richard daley's political machine and what it promised to corrupt policemen. richard nixon yets elected in 1968 -- gets elected in 1968. he hates richard daley was that's why he thinks, he didn't win the presidency in 1960. he appoints a u.s. attorney for the illinois area, and that attorney has the authority to investigate police corruption in chicago. a democratic president, a john f. kennedy a lyndon johnson would have never allowed for the investigation of police corruption in chicago. and it's interestingly it's that much more than the activism of gay liberationists that leads to the collapse of police harassment of bars in the 1970s. so, you know, the point i was making in the essay was if you want to really understand lgbt history, you can't just look at what lgbt people do. you have to look at the big poli

when mayor daley was mayor and have a situation like at the high school, it got not only local, national, you may be right that it may be more intense now locally, but i have a response -- that doesn't matter to be because i have a responsibility to work on it every day no matter what. the police are going to be as strong as their partners are in the neighborhood. it's not about how many police you have. it's what the police are doing when they're there. classic example, let me give you a tactic way of showing that. in these areas we call impact zones, 3% of the city's geography, 20 areas, 20 blocks each for a better way to think about it. we have a saturation of officers. >>> for more on our "all in america" reporting including sneak peeks from this week's stories and behind the scene photos, head to allinamerica.msnbc.com. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... wi

>> chicago was run by two mayor daleys, father and son. the younger daly is credited with bringing a resurgence of commerce and stability to the city. on his watch, the city's population shrank. during his last decade in office, poverty decreased. chicago was never able to see the dramatic decreases of crime like seen in new york city. >> chicago ans have a new mayor elect tonight. rahm emmanuel, former white house chief of staff, former congressman. >> rahm emmanuel campaigned on bringing crime down and moved quickly to bring on a new superintendent of police gary mccarthy. meanwhile, the city many were calling the murder capital of the country with its new high profile mayor had attracted the attention of the conservative media. >> the numbers do not favor rahm emmanuel. the number of homicides in chicago, the same time this year to last year, up 39%. >> it doesn't seem like mayor emmanuel has a grasp of the situation. >> rahm emmanuel who's supposed to be this star, obama's go-to guy, it's gotten worse under his leadership. >> a year an

when mayor daley was mayor and have a situation like at the high school, it got not only local, nationalhat it may be more intense now locally, but i have a response -- that doesn't matter to be because i have a responsibility to work on it every day no matter what. the police are going to be as strong as their partners are in the neighborhood. it's not about how many police you have. it's what the police are doing when they're there. classic example, let me give you a tactic way of showing that. in these areas we call impact zones, 3% of the city's geography, 20 areas, 20 blocks each for a better way to think about it. we have a saturation of officers. those were the worst areas for shootings, homicides, and robberies. we've seen a dramatic decline since we've done that saturation. >> that was tomorrow on "all in america: behind the color line." tonight's report on a simple math that could turn a red state blue is just ahead. stick around. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ..

water based on the link -- i'm wondering in the ground water exchange program that we are working with daley city and others on the west side water programs is there any linkage on the ground water basis. >> steve ritchie, there is no connection with this water and the west side ak if de -- aquifer. >> just to follow up where is the aquifer for this ground water? what is it connected to? >> this area wouldn't be called an ak if you are -- aquifer. there is ground water in parts of the city that doesn't produce a high enough quality. the west side basin, that's a separate ground water unit. >> the use of that ground water is prohibited for any use, irrigation? >> absolutely. the concern again of the dtsc is strictly about that ground water as a potential source of contamination through the soil, through off gassing or through intrusion into the ak if -- ak if quifer underneath and that area is obtained by several orders of magnitude which i described and the website, you can look at any of the documents that would be of interest to you to demonstrate that. so the ground water is a pretty cont

. >>> a man accused of killing a d daley city mother more than 25 years ago could enter a plea in courtay. we'll have details, next. >>> breaking news, a deadly mobile home fire in hayward. kris sanchez is speaking to investigators as we speak and she'll bring us a live report, next. >>> after more than five years in captivity of the taliban, army sergeant bowe bergdahl has returned to the u.s. where he is coming up in a live report. >>> you made it to friday and it is going to be nice out there as that cool ocean air continues to move onshore. we do have a gradual weekend warm up to tell you about and then next week hotter and drier conditions move in. i'll tell you when we're bul bullseyeing those triple digits in just moments. >>> the air crossing the bay and we're getting crowd in the cash lanes westbound at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is a little more than we typically see on a friday. we'll sort out that commute, coming up. >>> meanwhile, also in the crosshairs, a live look right now at friday, june 13th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good friday morning, thanks so much for

daley city, upper 50s.th bay dropping to the lower 70s through sonoma, napa, vallejo. 66 in oakland to 71 in castro valley. and still warm in antioch and brentwood, upper 70s. we'll also get down to 73 in san ramon. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooling down tomorrow, again. turning warmer on tuesday. wednesday is the warmest day of the week. a cooling trend starts on thursday as we drop a few degrees every day into saturday, the first day of summer. >> oh. right around the corner. very good. thank you. >>> talking sports now. i'll wish you a happy father's day. >> for the final time? >> again. >> thank you very much. very sweet. is there a better way to spend father days than at the ballpark? a's hammering away at the yankees. and a dad makes a catch of the day on father's day. child in tow. child in tow. highlights, we got and weoplait greek taste-off and we're asking this sports town which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. it's the bottom of the 9th, who's it going to be? get your gr

. >>> the man accused of killing a daley city mother could enter a plea today. 25 years after detectives say he committed that crime. gabriel o'neil sexually assaulted and killed sheila hatcher and dumped her body in the san bruno mountains. hikers found her body. last year hatcher's family asked investigators to reopen the case that high-tech equipment could help solve the mystery. >> utilizing good investigation and the resources that we have here at the sheriff's office and, ultimately, technology. they were able to not only identify a suspect in this whole case, but place somebody under arrest. >> o'neil is also a registered sex offender. hatcher was a mother of three. >>> the popular san jose family camp will reopen today, about a year after it was damaged by a devastating wildfire. the camp is located on the middle river near yosemite where last year's rim fire burned more than 250,000 acres of land. the fire scorched edges of the camp burning 14 out of 16 tent cabins after campers had had been evacuated. just seven miles away the family camp also destroyed coming up in the next ha

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daley asks what are the health impacts of unemployment? i have just gone over them with you, mr. president. those are the health impacts of unemployment. so the white house knows about it, totally aware about it. so when the environmental protection agency announced these new rules today, the president himself was reportedly talking off camera, conference call, on the phone with the american lung association. someone in that room should be talking about the disastrous public health effects of the unemployment that these rules are causing. the fact is that more regulation from washington is not what america needs right now. states already have flexibility in how they approach environmental stewardship, and many of them have come up with creative solutions. last month the senate and congressional western caucuses issued a report called "washington gets it wrong: states get it right." the report showed how regulations imposed by washington are undermined -- undermining the work being done at the state level to manage our lands, to manage our natural resources, and to protect our air

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also why am i so excited about the federal government that does not work and creates more problems daleyg clear our government is about to get smaller. i said smaller. because it is no evidence that at some .38 plan dash reasonably soon we will have to constrain the size of the federal government but reduce the size not because of ideology or a partisan view or a clever political election result or publicly insightful politician who decided the uprooted responsible fiscal policy is critical to the nation's future but simply because our government has grown so fast and expensive and expensive and complex and employees did so many people there is no way to understand it to measure or count its parts. policies and people and programs are almost as bad or worse, or measure the success or failure of any one of those things that make up the endless mindless and hapless federal government. we're now told by that government and that we owe $17.5 trillion. we have to take their word for that. one of the many parts of government is the of cbo that is a federal agency created in 1970 york -- in 197

supreme court is making a ruling left and right and alex daley is on the program to break it all down and give us his take on the latest from the world of tax and in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing the hardest places to live in america you won't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today facebook now whether or not we like it for most everyone watching this program right now facebook touches our lives in one way or another myself included now some may be totally ok with that and some might not but make no mistake to facebook we are all. true story now last week facebook admitted that as part of a psychological study to examine how emotions can be spread on social media the same manipulated the news feed of over half a million randomly selected users in order to change the number of positive and negative posts that they saw now facebook's researchers found that the display of moods were contagious the people who saw more positive posts responded by writing more. posts likewise seen more negative content prompted viewers to be mo

next to me, daley caller deputy editor will ron. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. are cheerios just donut seeds? i think they are. >> he worked on his lats as our nation collapsed. he builds his thighs as the middle class cries. that's what history books will say, all of them, about the disastrous presidency of bagram you sane owe -- barak hussein obama. he was seen working out at a 5 star hotel in poland, previously a communist country. working out when he should have been not working out. actually the video is awesome times awesome to the awesometh power. >> he posted the video and even out of the music. oi -- obama is not the only one training. >> at least we know one of them may have been born in the united states. am i right, everybody? will, rut expert here. was obama doing an incorrect tricep kickback or hammer curl? i say both. >> gregory, i don't want to be the first obama fitness truther, but i don't really buy that some polish guy got through how many runnings of security to get this footage. this was leaked by the white house. this was like when putin y

problem is back in 2009 city council said he could put up an even bigger sign back when daley was in. a "chicago tribune" columnist writes, it burns, it offends that this swollen outsider has lifted his leg to mark his territory on our skyline in such a prominent way. the best the mayor can do is propose an ordinance that pretty much gives the donald a non-compete. he responded this morning on fox and friends. >> what he is doing is they've just announced that they're going to pass legislation that you can't do this anymore. meaning other people can't do it. that's just fine with me. >> you hear a lot of people point out that the "sun times" building used to stand in that spot. big sign on the "sun times" building was not the most attractive you had ever seen. you don't have to look far to see brands hanging all over the city from different buildings. difference is this one bears the name of a guy who's from outside of town. so the issue, we took it to the street. >> i was just saying i hate it. >> it is not like an eye sore by any means. i don't think. >> are you kidding me? >> i do

daley asks what are the health impacts of unemployment? i have just gone over them with you, mr. president. those are the health impacts of unemployment. so the white house knows about it, totally aware about it. so when the environmental protection agency announced these new rules today, the president himself was reportedly talking off camera, conference call, on the phone with the american lung association. someone in that room should be talking about the disastrous public health effects of the unemployment that these rules are causing. the fact is that more regulation from washington is not what america needs right now. states already have flexibility in how they approach environmental stewardship, and many of them have come up with creative solutions. last month the senate and congressional western caucuses issued a report called "washington gets it wrong: states get it right." the report showed how regulations imposed by washington are undermined -- undermining the work being done at the state level to manage our lands, to manage our natural resources, and to protect our air

michael daley is joining us now. fascinating interview. had a chance to read your article. what i understand is there really were no clues that this detainee would end up becoming what some are now calling the most dangerous man in the world. how can that be? >> well, i think it -- the way it could be is a number of reasons. first of all, the guy who said he wasn't that remarkable at the time is a very sharp guy. this wasn't just a guy who sat up in his office and kind of looked out at the prisoners. they were watching the guys every minute of every day for four years and they were looking for any signs of leadership and if they saw that, they would move the guy around. if they saw a group coalescing, they would move them around. i think at that point, when al baghdadi was released, he probably wasn't that prominent of a guy. i think -- but what he almost certainly did was he learned how to become a prominent guy. and he watched the importance of discretion, the importance of patience. he knew that he was eventually going to get out, he was -- first of all, he's western eno

fept, d phelps, daley, and now ramirez continuing in the eighth. ball and a strike the count to alcides escobar. we've been keeping our eyes on the tigers and red sox this evening, for obvious tie-ins to both of these teams. and detroit now with an 8-4 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, trying to make it two in a row. two in a row over boston and two in a row overall after the tigers dropped five straight. >> eric: the tigers went on a stretch where they lost 13 of 17. >> matt: a fly ball for soriano, and one away. the veteran yankees, including mark teixeira, shared a moment with home plate umpire jerry layne earlier. >> is your foot sore? >> it's a little sore. little sore. but everything's a little sore. right? >> when you get our age it is. >> eric: what do you mean get our age? that's 55 versus 34. that's not in the same quadrant there. our age. oh, boy. >> matt: that's the thing. the grinds of the baseball season. especially when you do get older, you've got a number of games behind you, you're never playing in optimal conditions. by t

bill daley. senior vice president at control risks. >>> it's a delicate balancing act, and keeping america moving in the right direction. i'll tell you more about it and what your paycheck has to do with it. >>> plus, what he really thinks about the stalled pipeline. >> it's a very unfortunate issue that has nothing to do with pipelines and energy. >> more of where that came from with tom donahue after this break. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >> a senate committee approved the excel pipeline but that doesn't mean much. to approve the pipeline extension that would led canada ship more oil from alberta, the oil sa

. >> michael daley, thank you so much for being with us.the soldier who spoke with baghdadi himself back when he was in u.s. detention in iraq, he will speak with cnn at 1:00 p.m. on "wolf." >> facebook, that's where the blood shed that the group boasts what it's doing over in iraq. it's tough to look at but it's coming up next. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. touch down... every morning... ten times! not just... now and then. once more on the rise... nuts to the flabby guys! go, you chicken fat, go away! go, you chicken fat, go! run, two, run (running) (like a tortoise) okay! (too far, and too slow.) now double up, ready! run two three four... (running) run two three four... (like a hare) run two three four... (now you are) run two three four... (getting there) run two three four... (g

bill daley. senior vice president at control risks. >>> it's a delicate balancing act, and keeping america moving in the right direction. i'll tell you more about it and what your paycheck has to do with it. >>> plus, what he really thinks about the stalled pipeline. >> it's a very unfortunate issue that has nothing to do with pipelines and energy. >> more of where that came from with tom donahue after this break. >> a senate committee approved the excel pipeline but that doesn't mean much. to approve the pipeline extension that would led canada ship more oil from alberta, the oil sands, to the gulf coast. president obama has delayed approving the pipeline which faces opposition from environmentalists. some americans say today's vote was largely symbolic bass senate majority harry reid is unlikely to bring the bill before the full senate. this kind of political maneuvering is the problem for the man who runs the largest business in the country. tom donahue. i asked if he ex-expects the obama admi

michael daley wrote about this story. how are you? >> i'm fine.r having me. >> the most interesting part wasn't that the banker is greedy. >> i don't think that's any great surprise. >> the magnitude of the greed is stunning. >> and also, what they were making their money on. what they were betting on. >> his argument, he only got an $8.25 million bonus. he wanted $13 million bonus. and his argument was, i deserve it because i made so much money for goldman. i made billions gr goldman. then where did the billion comes from? all of a sudden you start -- you go back to the senate hearings in 2010 that people didn't pay much attention to, and what they were doing was they were -- they helped create this whole crazy market in mortgage related securities. they helped create it. pushing their customers to buy at the same time they are betting against it. they made money by betting against their own customers. >> you put it in a very clear way that i think bears some emphasis. this wasn't a think that was automatically fully happening that people were ju

daley city cool with cloudy conditions. 63 for you. we'll get some sun in sausalito.ice day there, 72. 61 at stinson. with 85 in sonoma. mid and upper 70s, near east bay. getting warm towards fremont, 80. 79 in castro valley. look at the reds and oranges coming into play in the valleys here. with 91 in pittsburgh. 93 antioch, livermore, pleasanton, 90. the seven day forecast, we're not stopping there, much warmer tomorrow, as much as 10 degrees warmer around the bay. look at inland, 102 is what we keep seeing, antioch. monday, just slightly cooler inland. maybe not much change at all there. but the cooling is around the bay and the coast. gets back under the heavy blanket of fog throughout the rest of the week. in fact dropping into the upper 50s by the middle of next week. we'll let you know how warm it's going to be in your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter @live doppler 7 hd. >>> i'm going to flip the script and take you somewhere icy cold, a polar bear dives under water and we get to go along. the bay area scientist behind this arctic reali

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. >> reporter: she has outlasted four other chiefs of staff, rahm emanu emanuel, pete rose, bill daley jack lieu. >> it was said karl rove was george bush's brain and you're barack obama's spine. >> i think the president has a pretty sturdy spine all on his own. >> doesn't need you for that? >> he doesn't need me for that one bit. >> reporter: at 8:45, she sits down with her own senior team. 36 white house staffers work for jarrett. they discuss getting programs out, going around congress straight to the nation's mayors. then, it's off to the roosevelt room. >> good morning. good morning. >> reporter: a meeting with small business owners how to make the workplace more family friendly. >> how are you? >> reporter: 2:45 p.m., the first of the day's meetings with the president himself. >> good job yesterday. >> thank you. >> i want to read you some things that have been said about you, okay? >> sure. >> that you are the most powerful woman in washington and that you're like nancy reagan, but with more power. what do you think of that? >> well, you know what i think people say all kinds of

he said to me -- he had just taken office, and the first thing he said to me you know what that guy daley did to me? he hocked 75 years of parking revenues and has left chicago with no parking meters. treated the proceeds as a revenue for budget-balancing purchases and then leased it back. new york state sold at attica prison for $200 million to a public benefit corporation this the state of new york, has since paid $400 million of interest on the bonds that were sold to give that corporation the 200 to pay for the jail which balanced the state's budget when that was done. i mean, this is not a sustainable practice. >> you know, dick, i might just add in a lot of states they defer payment into the pension fund, and then it gets to be a gigantic figure. new jersey, several others -- >> that's right. >> -- instead of paying it all along, they use that money to balance their budget, and then they say, oh, these pensions are no longer sustainable, these breedty workers asking for -- greedy workers asking for $100 a month. that's outrageous. and it's sort of something that all of us should mon

it was really part of mayor daley's political machine.e police had the right to extort bribes from bar owners, and no law enforcement was going to do anything about it. and so the bars were at the mercy not just of laws, but of richard daley's political machine and what it promised to corrupt policemen. richard nixon yets elected in 1968 -- gets elected in 1968. he hates richard daley was that's why, he thinks, he didn't win the presidency in 1960. he appoints a u.s. attorney for the illinois area, and that attorney has the authority to investigate police corruption in chicago. a democratic president, a john f. kennedy, a lyndon johnson, would have never allowed for the investigation of police corruption in chicago. and it's interestingly, it's that much more than the activism of gay liberationists that leads to the collapse of police harassment of bars in the 1970s. so, you know, the point i was making in the essay was if you want to really understand lgbt history, you can't just look at what lgbt people do. you have to look at the big p

occurred in the white house between the american lung association and white house chief of staff william daley. in the meeting was about the environmental protection agency's proposed ozone regulations. in that white house meeting white house cheese of staff daily asked a simple question when confronted with the argument that additional clean air act regulations would improve public health. the daily asks what are the health impacts of unemployment? i have just gone over them with you mr. president. those are the health impacts of unemployment. so the white house knows about it. totally aware of it. when the environmental protection agency announced these new rules today the president himself was reportedly talking off-camera conference call on the phone with the american lung association. someone in that room should be talking about the disastrous public health effects of the unemployment that these rules are causing. the fact is more regulation from washington is not what america needs right now. states already have flexibility in how they approach environmental stewardship and many of them