. >> the protest had been peaceful, beginning in the jfk memorial near daley plays. it was approaching the conclusion when it came near the el centro garage. then, from an elevated position, snipers started shooting. and this was the sound. [ sirens, gunfire ] >> this is not one person. >> witness: this is not one person. >> witness: oh, my god. >> diverse mixed group. protestors who had been demonstrating and parading along, then broke into pants money yum. , 1:00 in the morning in dallas, and they are still confronting one sniper. this person is in the el centro garage. they have three people in custody, a woman, and two people who were seen leaving the scene with camouflage bags in a car. >> all with rifles. so they are being questioned and not being cooperative. texas is an open carry state in terms of guns, and this will likely spur new discussions about gun control in our country. that, one of many issues to come out of the tragedy tonight in dallas. we are dealing with a protest here in the bay area, which is affecting traffic in a major way, and let's get ove

first we are joined here by general jack daley. he is the man in charge of this museum. you've been here 17 years. this is a big night for you. >> this is a very big night and one we've been looking to for quite a while. >> as we stand here in this iconic space, so many people have come here over the years, 320 million since it opened in 1976. give us the history. why was this designed and developed in the first place? >> well, the smithsonian has the largest and most diverse collection of air and space artifacts in the world. smoen the collection was put together by dr. paul garber after world war ii. we had them on the arts and industry building and on the tin shed on the mall but this museum had been approved in 1947 and it then became a real reality in 1976. there was a concern that a museum that dealt with only air and space artifacts would be of interest to the public. that concern was alleviated quickly because we got the first million visitors within the first month of the opening and ten million in that first year. we've averaged about nine million since then. >

>> the daley show was mad saying are you insane? >> that was a good impression of the daley show. i also agree that tracking in fear is very presidential. i remember not that long ago they were accusing republicans of wanting to sell guns to isis. >> yeah. yes. but that's all they do. it is all fear mongering, whether it is the bankers doing bad things or all of the trump supporters. all trump supporters are not racist. stop peddling fear. >> are you talking to me? >> i am probably the only one. >> you are not a racist. you are just misguided. >> i like that word much better. >> you thought trump's speech was accurate, but not about the stats. i get what you are saying. he captured the mood and it would be nice if they were accurate. >> at least he didn't refer to himself as the first black president like melania wanted to. >> i want to say that my husband is the first black president. i want to say -- >> by the way that was worse that gavin's -- >> we are having a contest. we are having our own gong show. you were discussing the speech and i think -- i just know this as a comic,

daley had 12,000 police officers and 15,000 national guard troops to keep the peace if necessary. undeterred, protesters remained in the park when it closed and the cops wasted no time clearing them out. "police moved in to enforce the 11 o'clock curfew in lincoln park where the demonstrators want to sleep." it was one of five chaotic days in the city both in the streets and at the convention. "the protesters are on the march again today after a series of bloody clashes with police last night and early this morning in which at least 20 persons were injured and a dozen arrested." to those watching it all play out on television, chicago cops did not look ready to handle the crowds. "a noisy but non-violent crowd jammed the streets as chicago police charged suddenly in all directions." "many of the 300 injured were attacked as they stood quietly watching the waves of police charge the protesters in the streets." meanwhile, the tension outside started to spill into the convention ampitheatre. "what about these reports that downtown is just an armed camp? for a businessman coming into

. >> not that hot in daley city, so we have two more, hot days away from the water, saturday, we begin to cool down, process will take a few days. next week, the heat wave is over, and near the water, we will stay in the 50s, be and 60s. a. >> a parallel universe, where it's so hot, but just 20 miles away, nowhere close to even warm. >> twilight zone-ish. >> two more days of the heat. >> thank you. >>> how the ice bucket challenge led to a medical break-slew. >> the late show with stephen colt berth broadcast -- colbert board cast ♪ is the world truly ready for a vehicle that can drive itself? an autonomous-thinking automobile that protects those inside and outside. ready or not, the future is here. the all-new e-class. self-braking, self-correcting, self-parking. a mercedes-benz concept car that's already a reality. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. igoing to clean betteran electthan a manual. was he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rot

. >> not that hot in daley city, so we have two more, hot days away from the water, saturday, we begin to cool down, process will take a few days. next week, the heat wave is over, and near the water, we will stay in the 50s, be and 60s. a. >> a parallel universe, where it's so hot, but just 20 miles away, nowhere close to even warm. >> twilight zone-ish. >> two more days of the heat. >> thank you. >>> how the ice bucket challenge led to a medical break-slew. >> the late show with stephen colt berth broadcast -- colbert board cast from the democratic national convention. here are tonight's guests. >> more than 17 million people took the challenge. turns out, the funds helped scientist discovers a new gene tied to als. they hope it brings them a step closer to finding a your. >> it's great to see it paid off. >> you know who could use a cold bucket of water in the collective heads? why tell me. >> the giants. >> that might wake them up! there's something going on in that clubhouse. because there's no more -- team struggling to finds their runs, the -- find their runs. ,,,,,, ♪ is the wo

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it also had a scheduled shut down in the daley city area. they opened it 15 minutes ago but expect major delays due to single tracking at this time. back to you guys. >> thank you a weekend-long bart closure causes major delays for riders. it's a screechy tracin san francisco. three stations on the way to sfo are closed until tomorrow. ward ward on what -- war war -- jackie ward on what riders can look forward too. >> usually bart trains are running up and down the tracks all day. today they ran into delays. it was a mad dash to get to sfo for some bart riders today. whether you are a local. >> i knew about it but it totally, i totally lost track it was going to happen today. >> or a tourist. >> we have to wait for a bus. >> there's no bus at the other end of the station a bit chaotic. >> traveling to or from sfo was a little hectic and took longer than usual. >> i gave myself lenity of time -- plenty of time but less time than i would like now. >> i talked to this bus driver he said it took 15 minutes to get from glen park to daly city. >>

daley city, 64, santa rosa, the low 90s, and triple digits in clear lake. we begin to cool down friday. you won't notice it. more significant cooling coming saturday, even more on sunday. we drop below average, next week should be comfortable, 80s, 90s inland, 60s and 70s near the bay. so couple days are warm. that's today, tomorrow, and friday. warmest days of the week. >> sounds good. >>> pokemon, the crazy ads on craigslist. >> and here are tonight's guests on stephen colbert. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hauffeur >>> you knew it wouldn't take long, pokemon go, people are posting ads on craig list, get this, offering to chauffeur players to collect pokemon. >> but it all for a price, of course. one man in portland charged $15 an hour per person, and that includes, get this, snacks, drinks, and then another listing in baltimore offers rides for 25 bucks an hour. >> but do they have pokemon go in stockton? >> round one in the british open is on. see what colin montgomery did on his very first hole. hole ,, sfx: turbines revving up, getting louder and louder you

you are looking at fog lingering. 62 degrees. 63 daley sti. downtown san francisco is a warm day. 70 degrees. ukiah and lakeport cloverdale and 92 santa rosa. east bay 84 oakland and richmond 88 castro valley. inland, here is where you city swrel. 104 in antioch. 103 in livermore. accu-weather seven-day forecast showing you the triple digits for three days. the heat alert is inland. 60s coast side. the sizzle starts to fizzle as we head toward the weekend. much cooler you will notice by sunday. >> wait for sunday. thanks very much. >>> a new chapter in i have aviation history. there was a round the world journey without using a single drop of fuel. the sun-powered airplane landed in abu dhabi a few hours ago. it has flown an epic 25,000 miles and made 16 tops including one at moffett field and santa clara county. we covered that of course when we stopped through this area. it has been fun to watch the process as it completes the round the world journey. a lot to talk about, shu. >> the giants have hit a rough patch. after a 1 and 7 road trip t

only 68 in daley city. sonoma 93. and once we set it, we forget it. [ laughter ] >> 90s inland, 70s at the bay, 60s near the beach. you a real "rocky mountain high." >>> there's something in the water in one city tonight. comedian jennifer saunders. (((break))) (((break))) (((break)) ,,,, creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. near denver.. with the acti ingredient in marijuana. now people are being told no >>> someone may have deliberately contaminated water in colorado with the active ingredient of marijuana. >> people are being told not to drink from the tap. signs of thc were discovered by a company that conducts routine drug tests. the substance may have gotten into the water supply at one of the five wells in the town of hugo. if that's true, it was probably done on pur

you are looking at fog lingering. 62 degrees. 63 daley sti.ntown san francisco is a warm day. 70 degrees. ukiah and lakeport cloverdale and 92 santa rosa. east bay 84 oakland and richmond 88 castro valley. inland, here is where you city swrel. 104 in antioch. 103 in livermore. accu-weather seven-day forecast showing you the triple digits for three days. the heat alert is inland. 60s coast side. the sizzle starts to fizzle as we head toward the weekend. much cooler you will notice by sunday. >> wait for sunday. thanks very much. >> well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. the honey in honey nut cheerios likes to take its sweet time. [sighs] that's why we make them for you. eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she

at that time orhe have read the history of the violence on the floor particularly those from mayor daley from chicago in the senator from connecticut he was a light rarefactions in anti-semitic slurs were being thrown by mayor daley so everything old is new again and vice versa. >> go to the republicans in 1964 what impact did that was s have? >> goldwater was swept up in a tidal wave witting in a landslide with johnson and the house and senate allowed johnson to be able to pass the 1964 civil rights act which is already there thenn kennedys introduce that prior to the assassination in 63 but through johnson's up leadership they could pass that and in 1965 pushing through the great society programs with programs like medicare between the extreme view of barry goldwater and rockefeller republicans but also for years to come that we are for the good but people who have disagreements from 64 or 65 with those great societyheal programs. >> was any attempt to healan leading up to that november? gu no. once you have a winning of the party the goldwater republicans were true believers in they p

danville, 83 for you, concord, 85, 62 in daley city. napa, 82, pedestrian loom -- petaluma, 76. hotter on friday, 70s near the bay though. 60s at the beach. warmest weather is over the weekend, look at the temperature spread. sunday, monday and tuesday. >> wow! >> look at that. >> near 100 inland. it's -- we do it here better than anybody else in the world. >>> tonight, hundreds of people in san francisco gathered to hunt down imaginary creatures. >> late show with stephen colbert is ,,,,,,,,,, "pokemon crawl." police even issu hundreds of pokemon players descend on to the -- descended on the streets of san francisco. >> pokemon go used your phone's gps system to find fictional creatures. >> that one was real! >> players are sent to various locations, including delores park, people were glued to their phones, as they tried to catch them all. >> everybody's getting exercise, everybody's happy, and you know, nobody is causing a ruckus. great. >> wow. right before the crawl, the server crashed due to the high number of gamers, but was up and running, never fear, a short time later.

no bart service between the glen park and daley city bart station. bart is taking a -- working on a track. they are adding equipment that will reduce the noise when trains go over the tracks. the balboa park station will be closed as a result. it's the first of seven weekend shutdowns through the middle of october. sam frans will run free shuttle buses instead. however, sfo and milbrae bart passengers, give yourself an extra half hour for your trip because of all of that work. >> good advice there. >>> 4:18 is the time. unfortunately we had a series of deadly accidents the past two days. another one happened this morning in the south bay, right, sal. >> that's right, brian and dave. we have a deadly crash still clearing in sunny vale on 237 matilda on the on ramp eastbound to 237. there are slowdowns in the area. the south bay in general is light as it's nice and early in the morning but, again, on matilda avenue on ramp, there is activity there as they clean up a deadly crash. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you will fee the traffic here is l

danville, 83 for you, concord, 85, 62 in daley city. napa, 82, pedestrian loom -- petaluma, 76. hotter on friday, 70s near the bay though. 60s at the beach. warmest weather is over the weekend, look at the temperature spread. sunday, monday and tuesday. >> wow! >> look at that. >> near 100 inland. it's -- we do it here better than anybody else in the world. >>> tonight, hundreds of people in san francisco gathered to hunt down imaginary creatures. >> late show with stephen colbert is broadcasting rich from the republican convention -- live from the republican convention. ,, ♪ with this level of intelligence... ...it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. "pokemon crawl." police even issued hundreds of pokemon players descend on to the -- descended on the streets of san francisco. >

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daley city, 64, santa rosa, the low 90s, and triple digits in clear lake. we begin to cool down friday. you won't notice it. more significant cooling coming saturday, even more on sunday. we drop below average, next week should be comfortable, 80s, 90s inland, 60s and 70s near the bay. so couple days are warm. that's today, tomorrow, and friday. warmest days of the week. >> sounds good. >>> pokemon, the crazy ads on craigslist. >> and here are tonight's guests on stephen colbert. ,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. chauffeur >>> you knew it wouldn't take long, pokemon go, people are posting ads on craig list, get this, offering to chauffeur players to collect pokemon. >> but it all for a price, of course. one man in portland charged $15 an hour per person, and that includes, get this, snacks, drink

you are looking at fog lingering. 62 degrees. 63 daley sti.n francisco is a warm day. 70 degrees. ukiah and lakeport cloverdale and 92 santa rosa. east bay 84 oakland and richmond 88 castro valley. inland, here is where you city swrel. 104 in antioch. 103 in livermore. accu-weather seven-day forecast showing you the triple digits for three days. the heat alert is inland. 60s coast side. the sizzle starts to fizzle as we head toward the weekend. much cooler you will notice by sunday. >> wait for sunday. thanks ver >>> a new chapter in i have aviation history. there was a round the world journey without using a single drop of fuel. the sun-powered airplane landed in abu dhabi a few hours ago. it has flown an epic 25,000 miles and made 16 tops including one at moffett field and santa clara county. we covered that of course when we stopped through this area. it has been fun to watch the process as it completes the round the world journey. a lot to talk about, shu. >> the giants have hit a rough patch. after a 1 and 7 road trip they face the reds.

. >> let's hear from wayne who is calling from massachusetts with general jack daley. >> caller: geechb, general, and semmer phi. >> hoorah! >> caller: i have a question. last year, the movie about gary powers being shot down in his u 2 spy plane was a big hit with tom hanks. i understand the remains of that spy plane are still in the soviet -- the former soviet union. what are the possibilities of getting that from the russians so that it can be -- it can be implemented into the program there at the museum? >> wayne, thank you. >> yeah, we -- of course we have a u 2 on display here in this building. but i'm not familiar with any efforts to recover the wreckage. but that would have been part of a state department negotiation afterwards. and of course it was an embarrassment to the country because we had denied that we were overflying russia at that time. so as i say, i know of no plans. and i'm not sure that -- by the way, we couldn't take it if we got it because we don't have room for us. >> let's go to bill, our last call, from new york. go ahead, bill. >> caller: hello general dailey

is closing the track between glen track and daley station. they offered it up as a replacement. crowds are now expected to be exceptionally large in san francisco this weekend. we've got the giants games going on all weekend and also the major marathon here and festivals. b.a.r.t. says they are simply doing the best. >> there's a seamless transition from b.a.r.t. to bus and then back on to b.a.r.t. from the station so whenever you get off there's a free bus bridge that's provided to get you locally to poll boa park station or an express bus that they are doing that will take you directly from daily city to glen park. >> this is the first of seven weekend closures for maintenance work. b.a.r.t. says that one goal of the repair is to make the trains quieter and when they pass through your neighborhood. >> the wildfire burning in monterrey county continues to grow tonight. looking at new video from the sobranes fire that's only 15% contained. could be another month before that fire is completely out. that's not good news for people in the south bay dealing with poor air quality and

mayor daley's son was voting against e.r.a. once we noticed that we figured maybe he wasn't on our side. and the bishops didn't want it either. >> they told me he paid them off. >> i just want to ask, muriel, you said betty friedan originally in the original letter said these were the elite professional women but you said betty is the one who said we need chapters across the country. can you just talk to that switch that she did and how that happened? >> she quickly realized as this groundswell, lots and lots of publicity, we were on the front page of major newspapers across the country and there were just a groundswell and betty quickly realized, yes, we were a mass movement. can i just tell a quick story in response to what you said. donna shalala who was in president bill clinton's cabinet as secretary of health, education and welfare tells the story of the boy and the girl playing doctor and the girl says to the little boy, let's play doctor. you be the doctor and i'll be the secretary of health, education and welfare. >> i

mayor daley of chicago says nixon looks embalmed. >> mr.statement? >> i have no comment. >> reporter joe alsip says that nixon looks like a suspect in a statutory rape case. nixon's own running mate, henry cabot lodge, says we've lost. >> tv polls show kennedy wins the debate. but radio listeners side with nixon. and an arrest in alabama could play to nixon's advantage when civil rights take center stage. >> i met richard nixon when i was in the ninth, maybe tenth grade. and we got to shake hands with him. i thought richard nixon would be a good president. >> there's a huge public misperception on civil rights. they think that nixon was some kind of hideous racist and jack was the friend of the black man. not true. nixon had a strong civil rights record in the 1950s. he was a friend of martin luther king. >> the republican party was the party of civil rights. the democratic party was the party of secession and segregation. every single member of the ku klux klan was a member of the democratic party. >> so going into the election, nixon had

sarah daley is the creator of the seriously delicious.com.u doing with the nooifs. >> dancing, let's go, ladies. >> no hot oven required. >> exactly, row sis ri chicken, someone already cooked it. tomatoes, little mozzarella balls. >> i just learned that. >> red wine vinegar and croutons. i love working with row distance distance ri chicken. you can use two forks or your hands. took the skin off, exactly. >> oh yeah. >> this looks really healthy. i'll shred away. >> and i'm going to cut a tomato. >> we didn't give the fancy name. >> roast chicken panzanella. >> use leftover chicken if you have that, you can use -- >> could you use chicken breast or something special about rotisserie chicken? >> now you can have dark and white meat. >> keeping in the fridge. >> chicken salad. >> exactly. anything i can do? anything you need from me? >> well, would you like to drain it? >> happy to. >> and we're going -- we're going to drain it in there. >> you put these in that? >> nope, it's actually store bought in the herbs and the oil. >> didn't do a whole

mayor daley at the time got his chicago machine going.was very angry at women who were involved, who were playing his politics against him. he argued that -- this guy in the box, he was mad at the democratic convention leadership. he wanted it. women in illinois back the other. he said, if you are going to do that, i will do this. so illinois did not go forward with it. there is a lot of different angles. it is not just the race component. there are a lot of different elements to it. i do think that, in what we were talking about earlier, you have to think about it. i'm a historian, so this is how i think. historical context is very important. what was written in the 1920's remains the same in the 1970's, and it didn't work. some people would argue that that language still doesn't work. page: i think one of the things that it makes so clear, that the same word means something entirely different at different times, and context confers meeting. dr. muncy: historians believe you can tell it anything means, because it is context that gives an

. >> the protest had been peaceful, beginning in the jfk memorial near daley plays.was approaching the conclusion when it came near the el centro garage. then, from an elevated position, snipers started shooting. and this was the sound. [ sirens, gunfire ] >> this is not one person. >> witness: this is not one person. >>

. >> mayor daley set up all the conditions for conflict in chicago.ch. but he knew that they were coming anyway. >> over 10,000 demonstrators were gathered in chicago's grant park. the demonstrators are determined to march on convention hall tonight in protest. police are at the park in force. >> you can count on it. that the police and the authorities will always unify what you can't unify by yourself. [ crowd chanting ] >> the tumultuousness, the violence that was happening outside the home, became reflected inside the home. >> there seems to be some kind of battle going on here. >> yes, directly under our booth here. they're carrying a man out. >> i got into a melee in the convention hall myself. >> don't push me. take your hands off me, unless you plan to arrest me. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. >> walter, as you can see -- >> i don't know what's going on. i think we've got a bunch of thugs here, dan. >> mind you, i'm all right. it's all in a day's work. >> it reflected for all the world to see the pressure inside the hall in what was supposed

if i go from say daley city to stockton 59 to 90 will probably cover it.e get the low clouds, fog, countries. there is plenty of reports of drizzle. you get the water temperatures cold again. they are holding steady. that will do it. that keeps upper 50s. 50s across the board. mainly 50s east bay temperatures, lafayette. 58 pittsburgh. blackhawk and danville. cooler for some and that will translate into upper 07's for many. west southwest. there is a good breeze out toward livermore. that says there is an on shore breeze. san jose with impressive system moving in to the north. we get a little stronger piece in on saturday. fog, drizzle, sunny, breezier for some. especially the pass. gusts of 40 miles an hour. 60s, 70s for many. unless you are far enough away and then 80a. >>> we don't have a lot when it comes to accidents. we have slow traffic building. it's more than a half hour to drive to the bridge. no major problems here. the traffic continues to move on okay. when you get to the bay bridge there is a back up. it's a 15 minute delay before you make it

so there was a mine operator named daley who was a wealthiest irish industrialist of his day, and he sured at a time -- hired at a time that we were building telephone lines everybody, they needed copper. it was just clogged with irish miners. that's what became new ireland. so suddenly i've got this great western story. and in meagher's image, remember, i talked about the tenements and how he was appalled. had a newspaper, one of the best circulations in new york. he always talked about any one of you in these tenements are better off if you could just get to the west. if you could just get under some open sky, just get out here. the problem is the irish are clannish. they're not lone ranchers doing what a man's got to do what a man's got to do. they like to be together. so is they came to butte finally because it was a community. they wanted a place where they could do their rituals, share their stories, dance and tell poems, a place where they could feast and tell stories. so meagher sees montana x this is the word they used, as new ireland. so there was a new england, there's a n

as a historian, how did it strike you to see the events in dallas unfold near daley plaza to culminateking the officers to parkland hospital given the fact that the last time dallas was in the national consciousness in such a tragic way was the assassination of john f. kennedy. >> it seems like a lifetime and a half ago. i think about history all the time. it is a good moment to think about the history of this country. as you know, joy, the united states was born exactly 240 years ago this week oddly enough. if you look over all that history, i think one thing anyone has to be impressed by is the ability of this country after a horrible week like this to heal and unite and improve. sometimes it takes maddeningly long. sometimes after an off week, we come to see what lincoln called the better angels of our nature. you know better than most that in 1963, the death of john f. kennedy that precipitated the election where lyndon johnson had to step forward. the two of them were grappling with the country's founding conundrum, how to be a country born in individual freedom but that central q

actresses sharon glass and tine daley. >> we will have a report at the top of the hour and watch forts from abc's reporter laura anthony right here this afternoon. >> university of california police are warning people about a rash of burglaries on and near the uc berkeley campus. there have been 19 auto burglaries since going of june in several parking lots. make copies of director registration and insurance and keep them in your wallet or purse. remove all forms of identification with your name and address from your vehicle. do not leave your garage door oner in your car. >> a san francisco jury will deliberate in the against pg&e charged with multiple couples of safe code violates. in closing arguments attorneys for pg&e said this was. on anti-profit sound bits and another said pg&e picked profits over ininterests. >> half of san francisco property owners will face fines in they do not comply with retrofitting program. the deadline to make the safety improvements is september 15. the mandatory program applied to sturctures built before 1978 at least three stories tall with 5h five

notice at the coast we'll see mild temperatures na the 60s for the most part with daley city at 64 degreesancisco 68. it's going to be mild and warm in the north bay with san rafael at 84, santa rosa 94, ukiah is one of those places gets above 100 today. very sunny, as well and comfortable in the east bay with 76 in berkeley. 84 in castro valley. fremont warm at 2 degrees. more triple digits in brentwood. hot there today with some upper 90s. walnut creek 97 as well as concord and livermore at 98 degrees. tonight very little cloud cover awe allows things to cool to the low 50s. upper fist through fremont, livermore and san jose. tomorrow will be another mild to hot day with some slight cooling on monday. that will be the coolest day of the week. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. sizzling temperatures inland today and monday we could see a little bit of drizzle. boom, ripple dithz right back in the forecast again. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, not much relief in sight. if you like it cool, head to the beach where temperatures stay in the 60s this week. >> good information. thank

bill daley, former white house chief of staff under president obama had stern words for bernie sanders in an op-ed in "washington post." he wrote, since when does the runner up get to continue to enjoy secret service protection at taxpayers' expense? i want to ask you about that protection. this is a huge cost to taxpayers. $38,000 a day. is it appropriate for bernie sanders to continue to receive this? >> what's appropriate is that we keep americans safe. there are a lot of people on the hill who at times may have death threats or security issues that we are not aware of. i leave it to the professionals. i don't think this should be a chance to pick on bernie sanders. i am confident, with the focus that he's been in the public eye, there might be things going on with his security that we are not aware of. we should leave it alone and focus on issues that matter. >> senator booker, thank you for being with us. a happy fourth to you. >> thank you very much. all the best. >>> if you are a republican who is not supporting donald trump, sarah palin has a word for you. >> i just call them r

there are passages in that book that describe how reporters le their daley story and how they file their tv reports. >> less day drinking now than when the book was written. >> tragic change. >> but twitter does completely program the way that we do our jobs. not only because of donald trump but because our colleagues are also breaking news reporting news on twit thear we all have to know about. >> would it be fair to say that the other thing about trump's use of twitter is he also was using that to get feedback and to understand which of his messages were sticking rather than waiting on polls. he was getting instant feedback. >> it seems like he synthesizes what's out in the news. he watches the news, kind of takes that in and puts that out on twitter. that's how he programs. he know what is we're already talking about and therefore he commnts on the story that's already the big story of the day. so it almost guarantees that tweet gets some attention. >> he just -- he moves with the news so quickly. >> sometimes to his detriment. >> well, yeah, that's true. but a perfect example of this

i'm jack daley, director of the smithsonian national air and space museum. it's my great pleasure to welcome to you 13th annual john glenn lecture series. it quickly became one of our more annual events. our program this evening will feature a historic conversation between a legendary space pioneer and a visionary rocket entrepreneur. in addition to those of you lucky enough to secure tickets, many more will be watching on a live webcast. which also will be in our archives. if you want to review it some time in the future. senator glenn couldn't be with using tonight but he sends his best regards. his accomplishment as astronaut and statesman is a great motivation for us. mr. david rubenstein, co-founder and co-ceo of the carlisle group, region of the smithsonian will be tonight agencies moderator. mr. jeff bezos is founder of amazon.com and blue origin and here to discuss what will take to unlock space flight for everyone every where. and general michael collins who once held what some have called the best job in the world. director of the smithsonian's nat

one of the legislatures who was a friend of mine who happen to be african-american said that mayor daley paid the black legislators to vote against it and that was one of the reasons it failed. this was on pbs a long time ago where he was interviewed and that it was taken off like many of the documentaries that have disappeared. i would hope that some of the younger feminist could look into that issue because, unfortunately, politics is very corrupt. >> was not too much of a secret. once we noticed that, we figured he was not on our side. the bishops did not want to either. lots of history still needs to be written. that betty friedan, said these were the elite professional women and later you said that betty is the one who said we need chapters across the country. could you talk to that switch? realized of this groundswell of block them off the publicity, we were on the front page of major newspapers across the country and there was a ground swell and betty realized that we were in mass movement. a quick story in response to what you said, who is president for bill clinton -- in preside

from the party, and other -- and an hansen medical slurs were being hurled against him from mayor daley. everything old is new again, and vice versa. host: let's go back to the republicans in 1964. the divisions there -- what impact did it have on that november? guest: it had a huge impact. barry goldwater was swept up in a tidal wave with lyndon johnson winning in a landslide, and huge majorities built up in the house of representatives and the senate, which allowed lyndon johnson to pass things like the 1964 civil rights act, which was already there at the time the kennedys introduced it before president kenny -- president kennedy's assassination. through johnson's leadership, and a huge majorities that built up, they were able to pass that. in 1965, past the voting rights act. pushing through the great society with things like medicare. it had a huge impact that split in the republican party between the extreme view of barry goldwater and the more moderate rockefeller republicans, but it had a huge impact on public policy for years to come, that we are still living with, most people

>> a friend of mine, carol sager daley, gave me a call. she was contacted by bruce robertson. and wanted to get together and write this song for hillary. needed a song to support that slogan, stronger together. so something to connect it and we at the last minute kind of put it together and got it in just in time. >> when will we hear it? will it be tonight? >> i think it's going to play tonight actually. that's my report. carol and bob are telling me at this point. >> i know you have a long history with hillary clinton having performed at a previous campaign rally for her. how far back does your relationship with the clinton family go? >> i probably met -- i met bill clinton in 1995. goes back that far. i did a number of things with the president, and also worked with hillary as well. worked with her on saving the music project as well. i've always been doing things in and out with them through the years. >> i was talking to deejay jazzy jeff, as in fresh prince, talking about the unifier it can be in politics, and donald trump has played a bunch of music, "we are the champio

so there was a mine operator named daley who was a wealthiest irish industrialist of his day, and he sured at a time -- hired at a time that we were building telephone lines everybody, they needed copper. it was just clogged with irish miners. that's what became new ireland. so suddenly i've got this great western story. and in meagher's image, remember, i talked about the tenements and how he was appalled. had a newspaper, one of the best circulations in new york. he always talked about any one of you in these tenements are better off if you could just get to the west. if you could just get under some open sky, just get out here. the problem is the irish are clannish. they're not lone ranchers doing what a man's got to do what a man's got to do. they like to be together. so is they came to butte finally because it was a community. they wanted a place where they could do their rituals, share their stories, dance and tell poems, a place where they could feast and tell stories. so meagher sees montana x this is the word they used, as new ireland. so there was a new england, there's a n

dig daley shook his hand at abe when he said something he didn't like. >> donald trump interrupted theg out on the convention floor -- >> -- he went into the -- >> he distracted attention from ted cruz's speech -- >> he went in to listen to it -- >> you couldn't hear ted at that point anyway -- >> the fact is, look, i am very critical about trump and many of the things he's said, many of the things he's done. he has to turn over a new leaf, i agree it it's poor that people are chanting "lock her up" which makes me feel like you're seeing a scene from young frankenstein with people with torches. but what you saw by allowing ted cruz to speak is the idea that donald trump knows what newt gingrich said which is if you are looking for conservative principle, it really is one way to vote in this upcoming election. >> okay. >> i think what we're going to see tonight is, in fact, a much more presidential trump following the encouraging lead of his son. >> okay, how many times have -- >> and mike pence. >> and mike pence, yes. >> how many times have people said that, michael? >> hope springs e

track maintenance between balboa park and daley city and one point there was 20 minute system wide delay downgraded it to 10 minutes so plan ahead this morning if you have to take bart. that's a system wide delay of 10 minutes. >> thanks. >>> good morning. and the morning fog checking in yet again this morning. there it is from the suit row camera clearup tears with a lot of sunshine coming our way. look at temperatures yeah 57 in oakland 56 hayward and lost a degree from last hour. inland 60s. 64 for livermore and 60 for san jose and san francisco. about 53. contrast 24 hours ago pretty close to where we were. maybe a degree less in livermore you can see in san jose a degree off. concord at zero. we have oakland getting up to the lower 70s mostly sunny anmuch of the east bay shoreline will see warmer temperatures. for the next 8 hours, 77 by mid morning. by 2, 95 and some places reached 100 plus for the bay through the #0s some areas may see about 806789 and for the coast we are going to return to the 60s as we with this -- as we will this weekend but there's cool down and we will have

this is not far from daley plaza, the place where john f.nedy was assassinated less than a century ago. and now the city dealing with another enormous tragedy. the latest numbers from the mayor's office here, 12 officers shot, 5 of them dead. in addition to that, two civilians were also shot and they are recovering at this point in the hospital. guys, back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up, we're minutes away from the june jobs number. the stakes are high after may's disappointing report. anastasia amoroso will join our panel next. you are watching cnbc. >>> we are counting down to the june jobs report. about 13 minutes away. investors looking for clues about the state of the u.s. economy as markets grapple with the brexit aftershock. joining us now, anastasia amoroso global market strategist at jpmorgan funds. good to have you here. >> good morning. >> what are you doing in the market with all the volatility related to the fed and central banks? >> you'd be surprised to find out i'm not doing a whole lot. all i'm doing is in the cr

the void left there has allowed isis to come in, take hold and continue daley threatening american peoplebe a stop and a leader that stands up and says, we will put american interests first. that is going to be his first priority. that was the point he was trying to make. it clearly hasn't been done under this administration and certainly will continue under a clinton administration. >> the trump campaign is no stranger to calling out the media for being unfair to trump, that he gets unfair scrutiny. do you believe it is somehow a gift from the media that trump gets a pass on i was against the iraq war? there is not a single bit of proof that he ever said, a man who is quoted all the time in the new york papers, that he was against the war whether it first started? afterwards when it turned south and everybody realized there were no weapons of mass destruction and yellow cake was something you served at picnics and didn't have any role in what was going on in iraq, everybody was against it. there is no proof he was ever against it before. yet this has become a pillar of his campaign. isn'

it's hard to find a place along the coast that's warm today. 62 in daley city.fillmore jazz fest. cool, breezy. partly cloudy, turning mostly cloudy for san francisco and the east bay shoreline as we get a little bit closer to the evening hours right about 7:00. 7:00 the a's will be hosting the pirates. 63 degrees with a westerly breeze. partly cloudy turning mostly cloudy. a little bit cool. not a lot of change into the holiday weekend. partly cloudy. tad bit warmer for your 4th of july. cooling as we get past that tuesday into wednesday. low clouds and fog close to the coast. we'll be tracking this for you. a lot of folks thinking about fireworks on monday evening. >> you missed out on the strawberry crisp. the kids did a great job. >> you saved me one; right? >> we could barely get them back to the desk. >> it's delicious. >>> let's talk about the marin county fair. there is food there as well. this is the 75th year. it kicked off on thursday with a big lineup of food. 13,000 exhibits. >> we'll take you live to san rafel to talk to the pig race announcer emil

this all happened not far from daley plaza and more than half a century after the kennedy assassination, this city is grieving after another national tragedy. at least five officers murdered in the line of duty. willie, savannah? >> unthinkable. gabe gutierrez, thank you. >> it bears repeating, this is the deadliest attack on police since september 11. jacob rascon joins us with more on what we know about the victims. >> reporter: you can see it on officers faces standing here. they've been dealing with the tragedy of the loss of their beloved colleagues and friends and among the crowd behind me pr, you have some who showed up to protest with anger toward their officers and now are praying for those officers. officials with d.a.r.t., the dallas area rapid transit confirming the death of brent thompson. the 43-year-old officer the first killed in the line of duty since d.a.r.t. formed a police department in 1989. he joined the force in 2009. d.a.r.t. posting this on its website. as you can imagine, our hearts are broken. this is something that touches every part of our organization. thre