it shows two teenagers melvin blevins and angel daley baby-sitting for a bunch of kids. but then the video takes an awful turn when a young toddler enters the scene. >> i just couldn't believe what i witnessed. it's just something i do not want to see again. >> here. >> the child sat on ms. daley's lap, and at one point in the video, the male asks if the toddler wants to hit the bowl. >> join us. >> want to hit the bowl? >> at that point the female held down the toddler and the male put the marijuana pipe into the toddler's mouth. [ coughing ] >> he's basically taking a glass bowl and forcing a child to smoke pot through it, trying to, you know, put it to the baby's mouth. and a little smoke is coming out. you see the pipe actually glow so you know the baby is inhaling it. >> she appeared to inhale and then coughed. >> then you see the baby choking and you're just like, i can't believe this. >> then they gave her a drink and said, hey, you're good, right? you're good. >> this is good stuff. >> drink your water. >> she legitimately doesn't want to be there, and they make

the >> i want to bring in bill daley again. we are looking at shepherd one, an american airlines triple seven boeing taking the pontiff to new york city. want to bring you in on that. the police commissioner say this visit is the largest security challenged the department and the city will ever face. more than 6000 police officers. i don't think i've ever seen >> if we luck out -- we can see the security in place here. it is something the police and the secret service does take the lead of protecting the pope. and the diplomatic protection. and they have deployed thousands of police officers and a barricade closing off -- and it i would say there are never things driving this. it is the pontiff's visit here. we know of her cds had some adversaries, even people from isis making threats against the vatican but also here at the same time we have many heads of state new york and the u.n. for the 70th anniversary of the united nations general assembly. >> which he will be addressing. the >> there's a convergence of big security issu

mayor daley, before that, was lowsing two schools rather than forcing the mayor . >> it's how you get rid of the incompetent teachers. what i really encourage is there are more and more success examples of charter schools. the most recent being the extraordinary comeback of new orleans schools. >> right. steve. >> well, you also have a great experiment under way in nevada if they don't use something there. they have educational savings accounts. every parent $5,000 or more. they can choose which school their kid goes to no matter what. or even pick specific courses outside the school to help their kids. that's the way to go. free markets work in education. >> now, we should mention, by the way, they do work, but charter school teachers get paid less, but they have a lot more freedom. as a former teacher in chicago, bruce, listen up, i was -- i got to tell you, sometimes the freedom is worth more than the increase in pay. >> dave, in competition is how you make every industry more efficient, whether it be schools, clothing, or food. it doesn't matter. you know, the hypocrisy here is th

across the peninsula but in san francisco we have a couple of accidents. 280 southbound just past daley city. crews are trying to clear an accident on the shoulder. >>> 4:36. going to court for refusing to grant same-sex marriage licenses in kentucky. now that kentucky clerk is causing a commotion and has to explain her values versus her duties. gosaco.vo a ntuyclk iinving >>> you are using god for hate. >> no, i'm not. >> earlier than kentucky clerk invoked god's authority, quote, unquote, and perhaps the wrath now of a federal court. today she is going to face a judge after refusing to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples in kentucky. >>> today kris sanchez is here. the clerk could face fines, even some jail time. >> fines and jail time, but not the consequence that a lot of folks are calling for which is her losing her job by that county clerk is an elected official. while she can't be fired, she can be held in contempt of court. the county clerk faces a federal judge today to explain why she's defying the supreme court in refusing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. her la

tim daley joins us live. hi tim. >> hi. >> hi. >> excited about talking to him very soon. >>> all right. before we get over to tim, let's talk about this. judge judy is known for a quick wit, but now the tv judge is also being noticed for her extremely quick judgment skills. >> yeah. okay so in a clip that's been lighting up social media today, judge judy is overseeing a case where two men are accused of stealing a woman's pocketbook, and in a twist to a good script, it's the defendant's own very brief testimony that gets them in trouble. take a look. >> like what, give me what was stole kpn. >> my wallet. >> what was in your wallet? >> 50 bucks. >> okay. >> i had to replace all my ids. i had gift cards in there, my ear piece, and calculator. >> there was no ear piece in there, ma'am. >> judgment for the plaintiff for the amount of $500. that's what i think it's worth, madame. good-bye. >> i don't know why this is just going viral, it's from a television show that was five years ago. an episode of judge judy

tonight our own nightly show contribute ericky velez scheduled some insight into one that he deals with daley a trip to ricky's world. a doctor says i have anxiety, if you don't know what anxiety is, it is a white people disease i got from my rich girlfriend when she sneezed on me, that is how you get it she was like achoo, and i was like i'm nervous about everything. then the doctor wants to put me on pills. put me on pills. i'm not taking pills for a disease that doesn't exist from the hood. i come from the hood there is no anxiety in the hood. there is no gangbanger in the hood going i can't do a drive-by, too many dudes in the car, i feel like the world is caving in. it's not a thing. people are loaded up with pills because they have social anxiety, you don't have social anxiety, you just hate to wait in line at starbucks. you know what gives me anxiety, the subway. i hate the [bleep] subway. it's the worst thing in the world. last time i'm on the subway i'm holding the pole, another dude holding the pole, seems like a normal day of pole holding going down, no he is a weirdo, puts his fin

bill daley joins us from the white house chief of staff. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani but that's an rnc chairman governor haley barbour all on deck this morning. stay with us for all of that. apple to focus on wall street and main street. the technology giant to announce its newest found the debris than product later today. check out the cabinets clip. a british just suffering engine failure before taking off in las vegas. of the 172 passengers, 14 people were injured on the fire. serena williams quest for a grand slam continues. the u.s. open. serena winning and moving on to the semi finals. >> thank you for all joining me for my first episode of the late show starring stephen colbert. im me. you are witnessing television history. unlike most history, it's not on the history channel and i'm so excited to be here right now. maria: stephen colbert making his debut and positive reviews and details of the interview with jeb bush in george clooney coming up. the market on fire this morning. yesterday's big move with u.s. stocks comi

bill daley joins us from the white house chief of staff.k city mayor rudy giuliani but that's an rnc chairman governor haley barbour all on deck this morning. stay with us for all of that. apple to focus on wall street and main street. the technology giant to announce its newest found the debris than product later today. check out the cabinets clip. a british just suffering engine failure before taking off in las vegas. of the 172 passengers, 14 people were injured on the fire. serena williams quest for a grand slam continues. the u.s. open.

downtown san francisco, lots of sunshine. 78, 72 the high for daley city. 88 sonoma, vallejo up to 85'll go to 84 hercules and 82 berkley. 94 antioch. and we'll top out at 90 in san ramon. here's the accuweather forecast. we'll call it very warm inland. there's very little change. and then finally, it seems like autumn around here for quite some time. the next seven days, nothing but sunshine on the accuweather forecast. >>> you like pace twri. >> love pastry. >> i do. so does the pope, evidently. still to come, a bay area bakery gets a very high profile customer. how some ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> >>> we've been covering the pope's historic visit to washington. no other monument of junipero serra gets as much attention as this one. it shows st. serra now on one knee and pointing west. it has generated

and your grandmother will soon be calling him trevor daley. i'll be talking with u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon. then-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: moonheads hear, big moonheads here. then the two of us will go out and party so hard we will have to invoke his diplomatic immunity. we're going to do doughnuts on de blasio's lawn. and my musical guest tonight is country bluegrass powerhouse chris stapleton, the songwriter behind hits like tennessee whiskey, drink a beer and whiskey and you. so you will want to put down whatever you are currently drinking and pick up whatever drink tonight's song is about. oh, oh, do y'all hear that, that funkalicious underscore means its times for momma and poppas to unmind your mind, refled you are your head, groovin behoovin. >> jon: yeah, you're right. >> stephen: but first, one more thing. quarterback tom brady has endorsed donald trump for president. apparently trump's head has just the right amount of deflation. (applause) tonight i welcome new daily show host trevor noah. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon. musical guest

. >>> lobbying congress, comedian, jon stewart, the former daley show host was there today, but not there for a laugh, but for fund being. his message to politicians about 9/11 responders, and also tonight, ending your life with someone else's help. california could be the fifth state to authors medical aid in dying. some legislators have already passed the bill. the heated debate over so-called death with dignity. and both sides and a governor who has not made a decision. >>> and plus, david gregory, the former moderator of meet the press. talking to him about his faith and how it's the biggest focus of his new book. >> the biggest journey of my life. it's a centerpiece of who i am and who i hope to become. i have never experienced anything impactful personally, as deep thing faith. and the relationship with god. and the reward that comes from feeling grounded in faith. >> a new chapter in his life, very interesting interview, and we'll have those stories and more in just a few minutes, tony. >> adam may, thank you. >>> pope francis is not one to back away from controversy. his recent co

. >> daley not only does that put makes sure her needs are taken care of. >> i put money on her books the other day too. her family is mad at her for being here. they don't. >> she started putting money on my books. so i found out, you know, that she was a little bit more serious than what i had taken her for. >> if it works out, then it works out. if not, at least i actually know that i have a chance with people that are -- that are at least 18 now because i didn't before. it felt like i look like their little brother. >> coming up -- >> i was born five days before pearl harbor. that makes me an old guy. >> one of maricopa's oldest inmates comes to jail after mixing love and alcohol. >> i hadn't had any sex for seven months. and so that was kind of the straw that broke the camel's back. ery month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news f

having spent time in chicago in the early 1970s with mayor daley, i'm thinking we've moved to a new location, but the same story is applying. thank you for our guests to come here and listen and enjoy our lunch hour events. we hope to have more in the future, and thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv is on twitter. follow us to get publishing news, scheduling updates, author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. twitter.com/booktv. >> pulitzer prize-winning science and technology reporter john markoff, whose work appears in "the new york times," talks about the current and future relationship between humans and robots. >> john markoff has been seeing around the corners of the future as one of the nation's top technology writers since he joined "the new york times" in 1988. in 2013 he won the pulitzer prize for explanatory reporting as part of a team of new york times reporters. he's a frequent host and moderator for our revolutionary series, and we love john for all of these reasons. but we have a special affection for john for other reas

the possibility of losing the place he has called home for nearly 70 years until a man named john daley heard his need for help. >> that is john. he used to clean my house, my carpeting. >> reporter: a man set up a go fund me account saying in the description bellies supported his business in the past and he just wanted to return the favor. that was about a week ago. now nearly 200 people have donated about $9,000. >> i don't think i can thank them enough. that shocked me. >> he owed about 8,000 in taxes. >> the money will pay off what he owes and give him a comfortable cushion for future tax payments. >> good people out there. >> yes. >> still more news ahead. >> "eyewitness news at 5:00" begins right now. >>> fire tragedy. new information about a deadly fire in new jersey. an another family dead and it does not appear to be an accident. >> a scare on the first day of school. a young boy wonders away from kindergarten. good evening, i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm shirleen allicot in for diana williams.we begin with the story you will see only on eyewitness news. >>> a young boy wonders fro

katrina is with the tea party leadership offend and joined by the daley caller's jamie winestein. katrina, you say the outsiders have the inside advantage now. >> they do. and it's just so ironic how all this is happening at the same time. we have outsiders leading in all the polls, even the tea party primary poll. we can't find any elected officials gaping traction because the republican leadership only recognizes the whites and the flag. they're self-defeatists, tails between their legs and won't pretend to fight for america. that's why we're seeing these outsiders surge. >> and really the fight should have been in congress, shouldn't it? i haven't seen much by the leadership. it has been said by the mainstream media the president won just because he has the votes to sustain a veto but an overwhelming majority of congress opposes the deal but you wouldn't know it. >> i i'm sympathetic to the argument that a lot of people are supporting outsiders because they fail -- congress has failed. but keep in mind that ted cruz himself voted for the corker bill that led us to the situation

often would somebody tradition i had in son long leads every week people are trading you know, the daley draftkings play every night pick players multiple different player and teemz each and every night i think really exciting good for our network the content we want people coming to the tv network as well as our web sites, and listening to the audio every single day. >> you might be only not playing. >> listen, it is statistical just statistic here 8% all 4012k participants made a single investment change in the last decade, we have 50 million people looking at this thing maybe trade a week. >> i -- don't see it as money that is not my -- my nest egg. >> they might want to. >> people are making a living out of this, so you know, if you see some of the players playing each and every day they are making a living doing it if research the content is important the marketing the content marketing to platforms very important because it brings down the acquisition costs, and also allows people to turn, and continue to play each and every night. >> have plutonium up in a good way the cool thing

you, me, a wol bunch of other people, daley show. >> there is a ton of these shows, the technology changed, with cable. and then the internet comes along and what's happening is that-- and tivo comes along and the ability to watch things out of sequence. so the late night show started to become-- i often know that 11:00 at night or 11:30 at night, my choice would probably be to catch up on some of the shows i missed earlier in the week. so my natural inclination would not be, i mean, i wouldn't watch a late night talk show anyway just because it's not -- >> actually, i would watch this, i would watch your show before i would watch a come key show, a late night comedy show because i can't relax watching those. i'm just -- >> i'm looking at the scenes and-- that's to the-- oh, i see, okay, hmm, that's no fun. that's no good. but if the whole thing-- now i think people can watch these shows a la cart meaning people watch a segment i did or a segment one of the jimmies did or a segment, you know, that colbert, you know, these thing goes viralment people see those. when i see someone on the str

>> well, he did a little bit in an interview with "the daley caller" yesterday. he was -- you know donald trump is about to hit somebody when he says something, i like this person, or this person is -- he praises before he strikes. so he says, i like ben carson, a wonderful person, but doctors don't create jobs. doctors don't know about creating jobs, and he said i would put him in a terrible position -- paraphrasing -- put carson in a terrible position to be president, which is a suggestion he is unready and that donald trump is ready because the is a businessman. here you have outsiders, nonpoliticians, fighting over who is outsidery than the other. >> all right. chris, thank you for the full analysis today. see you soon. >> you bet. >> time now for my take. the trump g.o.p. loyalty pledge. first, the republican national committee tried to, well, basically quiet donald trump down or asked him to not say some of the things he was. today the rnc acknowledging trump isn't going away because they pet with him, trying to get him to sign the pledge. who is the real w

having spent time in chicago in the early 1970s with mayor daley, i'm thinking we've moved to a new location, but the same story is applying. thank you for our guests to come here and listen and enjoy our lunch hour events. we hope to have more in the future, and thank you. [applause]

i like to joke that michael can tell you exactly how many votes and from which precincts mayor daley rounded up for kennedy. michael: 24th ward. [laughter] steve: in addition to being a long-time columnist we are pleased he is now a fellow here at aei. he is the author himself of the narrative political history our country, which he thinks about the same themes. we begin with jim piereson. jim: thank you. i'm delighted to be here, delighted to be on the panel with old friends. steve hayward. michael barone. and david brown, a young scholar with great talent who has turned out a wonderful book on richard hofstadter. the kennedy assassination was what i call an overwhelming event in the 1960's. no one expected it. it came as a total shock. it turned out to be an event that was extremely difficult to assimilate according to the assumptions of the time and the assumptions of liberalism. to start out, i have a short tape, which runs about five minutes, which is a collage of the events of the time, which when i talked to college students i like to show because they have no sense of any of

we know there are great benefits for daley aspirin therapy. but there are also significant risks. it can increase the risks with bleeding. and blood clots. so there is actually no one size fits all for who should be taking aspirin. you really have to look at your doctor. look at your risk of bleeding and balance that with your risk of having a heart attack, stroke or colon cancer. >> and nearly 40% of americans over age 50 take an aspirin and say it is for their heart. if you have one of these internal symptoms we've been talking about how do you even know? >> aspirin can cause ulceration, you know, in your stomach. or duodenum but really anywhere in the intestinal tract. so you may have symptoms like burning, nausea, that suggest that you are getting an ulcer. but you may not have it. the first symptom may be something like bleeding. how do you know you are bleeding? very often you can see read red from below. and these are the kind of clues that people should be looking out for. and then of course if you have bleeding in the head, change in mental status. stroke symptom, weaknes

bill daley. we have this selloff on wall street. down 87 points. money into bonds, less so today.modities taking it on the chin today. part of this, not all of this, has to do so much with the pope. can't blame him with some of climate change, can't blame him for that one, a growing concern that maybe the economy is slowing down. big accounting firm comes out saying so much so people will not shop as much this christmas. apparently not talking to my wife but they talked to enough others to think we could have problems. and that got the selling going. we'll have more after this. prinu get there. join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own. it's more than tit's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what'

lowest assessed value relative to market price at home was bridgeport, the neighborhood that mayor daley lived in and that was noted for its racist resistance to african-american homeowners. the community that was the most highly assessed relative to the market price of the homes in that community was woodlawn, and i'll african-american neighborhood. so families and woodlawn who were living in comparable homes to families in bridgeport were paying the lion's share of the property tax burden in the city of chicago. now, this is just one of many, many policies, you know, just go on one minute. i talk about in the 21st century. the national labor relations act set up a system where the federal government authorized unions to be the exclusive bargaining agent for all workers in that facility. most, i talk about the suburbanization that took place in the 1940s, '50s and '60s and african-americans were excluded from the suburbanization the african-americans were excluded from the construction job the public a part of the middle-class in this country in that period. they are excluded from the c

remediesill daley with -- small bill dealing with remedies will be introduced in the house and senate. in a couple of weeks. that will be debated and people will get the chance to say whether they are for it or against it and we will debate that. the more we debate it, the better off it is. you will see a lot of that because workers understand how they get it put to them like the lostaws. they were excluded from the law before we had the change. theyge, were excluded from the laws. work in fields get excluded from the laws and our laws just are very, very archaic. when you look at government employees areeral state employees or county or employees, it's all over the map. their rights are skewed back and forth. tot don't have the right collective bargaining of any sort, even though they paid a for bad decisions of elected leaders. andll see a lot of that there will be a good debate. the debate will decide. ask every candidate, you support it or don't support it. that do will be good and those that don't will tell them something. reporter: two things, one was that -- can you hear me? wh

we tested before and two weeks after daley for 25 substance, including aluminum, arsenic, led and mercury. we had collected tissue samples from the fish two weeks before. we shared our water quality data and continued monitoring. should provide important information. like others, we favor a full evaluation of events leading to the spill and the epa's performance responding to the spill. it is important to keep this incident in perspective and understand its point to a much larger problem. there are estimated to be 23,000 abandoned mines in colorado alone, causing water pollution problems. federal leadership and assistance and cooperation among downstream community stakeholders is key to avoiding another blowout and addressing the problem of abandoned mine drainage polluting the animas river upper watershed. >> thank you very much. dr. falk, your recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, members of the commit it is. good afternoon. my name is dr. larry welk. i'm the executive director for the colorado health and environment. i appreciate the opportunity to share my testimony regarding the

controversies may have been legal repercussions yesterday we spoke with former white house chief of staff dill daleywith hillary clinton in the white house his take on the scandal. >> i think she felt, and they felt, we did the right thing we followed, at least the rules, and the law. and now, as facts come out that -- that question that, it is lingering longer than they ever thought going to stay around, so i think her saying sorry trying to move on, some point the -- the public will want to know okay, if you want to be a president what are you going to do for me. maria: yeah joining the conversation right now more on that republican fund-raiser columnist, former best buy ceo thanks for joining the conversation. >> thanks greet to be here. >> let me kick off with you your about observations on this latest donald trump gaffe. >> good night what is he doing he he is already, he is already done every gaffe he could possibly do guess what, nothing is really taking away from his lead, it is insane, a political strategy one that looks at this tries to make sense of it i don't get it number one it is not

upper 60s in the forecast for daley city, pacifica and half moon bay. just a lot going on.have the cal game. the a's playing, we have arts and wine fest going on in mill bray. the afternoon -- game for today. 6:05 the game time. light breeze and temperatures holding onto 72. it'll be a beautiful one at the ballpark. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend in view. temperatures warming up tomorrow. warmer on monday and we will hold steady through tuesday and wednesday. had a -- a man tweet me. he said i'm not ready for summer to go away. it's not. >> he is really happy. >> yeah. mid-90s. that's --. >> you know everything that is going on around the bay area. >> there is a lot going on. >> it's labor day weekend a good day to get out. >> if you have checked out the facebook pages, rosemary included you know we like a good selfie. >> once in a while. >> it's an unusual one going viral. we will show you this picture can of this couple who just got divorced and are saying this picture is healthy. >> they look happy. and protecting homeowner was fake grass a new law desi

daley --e mize bill you say bill dudley matters? he will be speaking in the 8:00 our. on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio, stay with us on all of our platforms, futures up 21 and dow futures up 173. ♪ >> good morning. it is 8:00 on wall street on the last day of the third quarter. along withl mckee tom keene. here is how the last trading day shanghai tom the the s&p, happy to put the worst quarter in the last four years in the past. at least we struck the fourth quarter without worrying about china's ups and downs. the stoxx 600 up. the dax up. it looks like the u.s. may end the quarter on an up note futures indicating -- is any indication. it was a lousy quarter for stocks. not necessarily so for bonds. treasury yields plunged yesterday afternoon and have recovered overnight. a 67 basis point handle for a two-year. this morning, we are data dependent. industrial production unexpectedly fell in august. the inflation rate unexpectedly in thegatively paired u.s. we get the employment , the september jobs report on friday. if there is one pair that will depend on