of any convention in our lifetime, just that one richard daley moment. it is but a moment in a week that was just a stunningly out-of-control week for america's political system, which believes thateverything must be controlled . i want to read you a passage or two from this book, and yesterday, i was in president harvard square and i was doing one of these appearances there and i had with me this wonderful guide basically guides people through book to her stuff and this is what she does in boston. so i asked her advice about how to handle these things in one of the things i asked was about readings from the book. she says well, with nonfiction you don't really want to do that. [laughter] and i said okay, i don't have enough material. if i can't read from the book . and so i violated the rule and i reached for the book. because i want you to get the feel for people who haven't gotten the chance to get the start with this book is there are some very personal observations with some very personal experience that goes into living through 1968 and life in 196

read his lips within an hour the network stack julie had with readers on telling you what richard daley had said. the richard daley moment of the chicago convention would have been the most dramatic moment of any convention in our lifetimes. just that one moment. it is but a moment in a week that was just a stunningly out of control week for america's political system which believes that everything must be controlled. i want to read you a passage or two from this book and yesterday i was in harvard square during one of these appearances and i have with me this wonderful guide to basically guides people through the book to her stuff and this is what she does in boston and i asked for advice on how to handle these things and what about meetings from the book and she said with nonfiction you don't really want to do that. i said okay i don't have enough material if i can't read from the book so i violated the rule and reached for the buck. i wanted you to get the feel for people that haven't had the chance to get a start with the book. there are some really personal observations and persona

the right was completed in injury time thanks to allow rio to go with the us and taking the of but daley was still the man of the match. club but pulled forward at every opportunity in the rain to get out spurred. put the house ahead on the on my above both sides had good chances there after back to not a penalty despite a double handball from daniel there. in the end talking has not sealed matters later on for the phones i am. with frankfurt on the line there strong form away from home against both spurs. sebastian and then got on the scoresheet at eighteen minutes. my it was some strike from the frenchman. my. soon after it was too no thanks to timothy chan. my the moves were being moaned by a resurgent frankfurt. maximillian arnel blasted in to give the host hope my the but a minute later was but suffered another blow with landry being dismissed. frankfurt use the extra man to secure the win through luke your bitch instead six away victory this term. it was to be a bad day for the goalkeepers in mines home stopper robin center came out to meet a corner but it ended up in the net one n

this driver ran into destructible in daley city. drivers in burlingame took it easy, crossing puddles on the streets and keeping windshield wipers going. no real problems no burlingame, but it's been an intense day around the bay area. >> we heard this stat, it's been the rainiest day in three years. >> it's rainiest day since december 11 of 2014. so a little over three year. it's raining now, you can see a little bit on this area right here at the golden gate and going into san francisco. this is where we have the hef twres ra iest rain. let's take a look at daley city, do downpours there. all through the sunset district, balboa, san bruno. up in the peninsula and into the south bay near mountain view, we've got heavy downpours there at north shore line boulevard and over in palo alto, campus drive, all around the peninsula and down into the south bay it is pouring, and this is what we've recorded so far from this storm. more than one and a half inches here at sfo. nearly two inches in san francisco now, over an inch and a half acr

this driver ran into destructible in daley city.n burlingame took it easy, crossing puddles on the streets and keeping windshield wipers going. no real problems no burlingame, but it's been an intense day around the bay area. >> we heard this stat, it's been the rainiest day in three years. >> it's rainiest day since december 11 of 2014. so a little over three year. it's raining now, you can see a little bit on this area right here at the golden gate and going into san francisco. this is where twres ra iest rain. let's take a look at daley city, do downpours there. all through the sunset district, balboa, san bruno. up in the peninsula and into the south bay near mountain view, we've got heavy downpours there at north shore line boulevard and over in palo alto, campus drive, all around the peninsula and down into the south bay it is pouring, and this is what we've recorded so far from this storm. more than one and a half inches here at sfo. nearly two inches in san francisco now, over an inch and a half across the fwbay in oakland.

(tim daley/surfer): "it's rough out there...a lot of paddling....i'm tired." the strong currents had many surfers getting out of the water far from where they went in. fire officials say unless you are an accomplished surfer, it is best to stay out of the water. strong waves could be seen crashing into the wobbly capitola warf. as a precaution-- the warf shutdown. (steve) you can track the storm and the traffic with the kron4-mobile app. and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood by enabling push alerts. (pam) another big story we are tracking tonight... is a wildly disturbing story out of southern california. today... that riverside county couple ... accused of torturing and starving their 13 children... appeared in court.(steve) they are now facing a long list of criminal charges... grant lodes is here with the horrid details emerging tonight. (grant) david and louise turpin were arraigned earleir today...they have pleaded not guilty. today the d-a announced charges of torture, false imprisonment and neglect... they wer

afternoon but hasn't been just pitter patter, at times pounding rain from san francisco right now to daley city, south san francisco. 380. south bay, san jose to parkmore. mountains getting their share as well. first strong level three storm of the season. through tonight, rain heavy at times. gusty conditions through the hills and coast. flash flood watch in effect for entire north bay with exception of the coast until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. most of the bay area under wind advisory. not been strong yet but will pick up. could be 30 to 50 miles per hour so downed trees and power lines not out of the question. use caution. pockets of heavy rain for evening commute. gusty winds, low visibility. we've seen flooding and potential is there for parts of the bay area. hour by hour look coming up. dan and kristen? >> thank you. >>> working hard to prevent street flooding and problems that come with it. >> impact on the santa cruz mountains and san jose. >> it's been a slow steady rain in south bay. hasn't let up. bound to have impact on the evening commute. nonstop rain in the santa cruz mountains ma

or in the police d in law enforcement organizations, wherever you are working, the work you do on a daley basis for whom are you working? for french citizens. and who are we protecting? our fellow citizens and notably those in the cala region. but, also, those who feel the consequences of inaction which has often been the case in the past. and those who wish to have a normal life and who expect that public order should be maintained. who can think for a single second that a man or a woman can leave his or her country and spend months traveling, acrossing a whole continent or a sea to arrive here, they -- it's unimaginable. i've met migrants. this is not an innocent decision, these men and women are looking for a future. they want to be happy. find nt to leave to happiness. and we have a duty of humanity towards them. but who can think for a single second find happiness. and that those people are taking these risks? who can think that a draw down, a police officer, public servant, who has this difficult task to carry out on a day to do basis to do what you every day do every day? to do wha

from we were very young he said his ultimate aim is to play in the premier league but before then daley wants to make it into the champions league with laver coups and more immediately to extend his team's twelve game unbeaten streak in the bundesliga by defeating by in munich on friday night. and for more on that juicy encounter which mocks the start of the second half of the bundesliga season i'm joined by chris having to. welcome chris you know we saw this in the on daley has impressed everyone because kids but it means more than just one player who a what can cause an upset in this encounter that they're going to see stuff soon well let me start off with chippy bailey that says duignan i actually had the chance and opportunity to interview the young man yeah chippy he's named after alvin and the chipmunks because there was some similarity there with how he looks but he's a very promising young striker winger actually with a very powerful left foot and he has contributed six goals and four assists the other players that are making a difference in labor couzin kevin fall and kevin fal

abc news was in daley city at the west lake school for performing arts where victor cabano recently worked. police arrested him friday at his san mateo home on 16 counts of aggravated sexual assault involving a child under 14. the district attorney's office says it happened while he worked in contra costa county. >>> hayward police are crediting a vigilant parent for the arrest of a convicted sex offender. melvin flemings offered to give basketball lessons to a student. the student's parents suspected something wasn't right and searched the coach's name online and found he was a convicted sex offender. police are looking for potential other victims. >>> multiple homes remain red tags and owners are uncertain when or if they will return. as abc 7 reporter wayne freedman has more on the residents and their dilemmas. >> reporter: in the wake of tragedy, there is comfort in old routine. for john, a santa rosa resident, that means pruning his roses before spring. >> this is my grand illusion. nothing's changed. >> reporter: except for the neighborhood. he is in the mobile home park where only 4

mr daley did lukey and his iconic lamp. women in these designer and architects created this classic in one nine hundred eighty seven it's been a best seller ever since. since the late one nine hundred seventy s. deluca has designed many objects including lamps chairs tables and household appliances. but the tolomeo was his one iconic piece. the designer or architect could not determine whether a design becomes an icon or not depends on other things. like the zeitgeist in the one nine hundred eighty s. deluca he co-founded the rebellious milan based design group memphis. some of his memphis designs are still on display in his office. because we wanted to create something new with new shapes and new colors. most importantly we wanted to provoke people with the decor and was ironic shapes. or we wanted to create a more diverse aesthetic that was the gold medal. in this so he works with his team on various international projects. his palace of justice in but to me georgia was finished in two thousand and eleven he wants his bui

well down the street with mayor daley ok i will raise them not about allow kids to go they will say that they're going to get up and they're going to police their neighborhood clearly they will work with the police all against the police but they will make sure that the neighborhood is ok we should do the same thing but we don't have the brain trust that we should because the web soon as we get educated we leave here but you're starting to change yes and if feels amazing i suppose it has yeah because this is going to. generationally now young black men will graduate from your barber school and then be able to give their story a stand this is how my last change that america is what it's under weight has anyone checked in with want to while. really can make a thinner moment and when they can. get. that voice to sell it won't cut it all. these jabs it's your brother. he's got a good gig for the next eight years now i don't know it certainly doesn't need me but don't worry bottle. o. say no more yes i hear you loud and clear he replies a little for sure. i'm starting to relax and now. i reme

from we were very young he said his ultimate aim is to play in the premier league but before then daley wants to make it into the champions league with labor and more immediately to extend his team's twelve game unbeaten streak in the bundesliga by defeating by in munich on friday night. and for more on the leverkusen byron match and the second half of the bundesliga season i'm joined now here in the studio by tongue. from v.w. sports s welcome to you tom. you know we just heard a bit about leon bailey but of course this team isn't only about him right you know i mean this is been heiko heloc first full season in charge at they've accused him . and he's really been able to bring about a sea change in that in the ambitions and the atmosphere around the club last season they were very bellicose and very loudly talking about you know knocking don't one of the seconds fall in the wind is legal which is very ambitious for a club like they've accused and they put themselves under a lot of pressure in doing that and when things started to go wrong they went wrong very quickly now has. had a mu

shoot well i was unable to then i don't know how we got bridgeport running down the street with mayor daley ok i will raise them not about allow kids to take over they will say that they're going to get up and they're going to police their neighborhood period they will work with the police or gives the police but they will make sure that the neighborhood is all we should do the same thing but we don't have the brain trust that we should because the soon as we get educated we leave here but you're starting the church yes and if feels amazing i suppose it is yeah because this is going to rule generationally now young black men will graduate from your barber school. and they'll be able to give their story a stand this is how my last change that america wants under weight has anyone checked in with want to while. really can make a thinner moment and when they can. make their voice to this knowledge we'll call it all. these jabs at your brother. he's got a good gig for the next eight years now i don't know really silly to miss an evening but the worst possible time to get him. you know say yes i

. >> host: well, to help us talk about some of those issues, we want to introduce you to kyle daley, tech reporter with bloomberg law. >> thanks, peter. thanks, jonathan. i wanted to start off, you mentioned that the groups you represent, the companies you represent had a lot of work to do. can you talk about that? we hear about 5g networks, these ultra-fast, ultra-dense wireless networks. can you talk about how we get to that stage? >> guest: sure. the essential ingredient to moving forward not only with extending more broadband to more american, but also insuring our global competitiveness is this wonderful technology called broadband. our companies are committed to continue to make the investments, provide the fire, the resources, the infrastructure, the networks to get more broadband connectivity to more americans. it takes a lot of work. it takes the right amount of investment, it takes the right types of business models, but it also takes the right types of smart, 21st century, forward-looking policy frameworks that can accelerate, advance and incent the innovation and investme

(tim daley/surfer): "it's rough out there...a lot of paddling....i'm tired.">( james ) the strong currentsre officials say unless you're an accomplished surfer... it's best to stay out of the water. strong waves could be seen crashing into the capitola wharf. as a precaution... the wharf was shutdown yesterday. ( darya ) a couple who survived a mass shooting in las vegas... will get their dream wedding for free. a bakersfield group is footing the entire bill for the weddding this october. reyna harvey has the couple's story. for jordanne barr and jordan adamczyk it was love at first sight,jordanne barr/las vegas survivior"i always thought i would marry him, but when we started dating. i mean i told him i loved him, on our first date, we were just such great friends, that everything fell into place perfectly."that perfect fairy tale feeling would be put to the test, during their weekend awayin las vegas at the route 91 harvest music festival,. jordanne barr/las vegas survivior"you can't really put yourself, in that situation. and think oh someone would take a bullet for me, until that actua

. >> inca case you are thinking tt malcolm is using hyperbole, i want you to listen to chuck daley daley >> under the current proposal, chip has been off the table and then extended for a period of six years. what's the next bargaining chip that brings democrats to the table? that's a question a number of us have raised. >> they said, if this had passed and they extended chip for six years, it would make the hostage useless. that's amazing. >> when you take a hostage, the key is trying to keep that hostage alive and well enough so you can really use them to get leverage over the person who is going to pay a ransom or give you a concession. in this circumstance, the hostage taker has made it clear that program was never going to survive. daca was never going to survive. what we have is a suicide standoff. that's when you have to intervene forcibly. what we have seen is them use this situation to essentially destroy everything and everybody who was negotiating. >> jason, the hill is reporting this morning that senator jeff flake who seesaws being very tough on donald trump and very concili

side of this i do think the frustration that you are seeing not just from dan five other but guy runs daley coast other people on left with the fact some media are playing this more accurately this go around. >> meaning blame on both sides. >> democrats -- >> yeah the schumer shutdown an accurate moniker here, and the reason that you are seeing this, anger this visceral anger on left so many people on the democratic side are accustomed to coverage that ranges from tendentious to obsequious, the dynamics clearly un-- they can't quite line up with what democrats typically argue, the press is doing a better job. >> i disagree, because it seems to me there is no established narrative i think why you see combat right now. at this moment as on air i think what you have is the bht issuing statements, very -- saying schumer shutdown because trying to push that about. >> why unpresidential. >> i don't think it is . >> democrats are saying trump shutdown. >> i don't think the democrats are saying trump shutdown. >> they -- >> twitter. >> they actually. >> coming from schumer schumer saying republican

from we were very young he said his ultimate aim is to play in the premier league but before then daley wants to make it into the champions league with leverkusen and more immediately to extend his team's twelve game unbeaten streak in the bundesliga by defeating by in munich on friday night. all right for more on the way because i'm buying match and the second half of the bundesliga season i'm joined now by tom donnelly from the new sports it's good to see you tom now leon bailey has impressed everyone but he can't do it by himself no certainly not but fortunately for him he's got a very good set of players alongside him up front with him is kevin folland who schooled as many goes this season in the bundesliga as any other german player and luckily for both of them they've got a brilliant coach now this is high go ahead it's first full season as coach at they've accused and. and what he's done really well is to learn from his predecessor's mistakes last year later accusing were very loudly slightly over ambitious basically they put themselves under a lot of pressure and when things sta

would change the daley parking fee to , sr. 3 to one that goes up or down based on demand. eric thomas has more. >> reporter: it costs $3 a day to park at a b.a.r.t. station. commuters have a love hate relationship with the fee. >> i guess it depends on your circumstances. for me it's okay. >> that's more than enough as far as i'm concerned. and raising it would just be atrocious. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is discussing the idea of raising and sometimes lowering the parking fee based on demand. currently the lots are full by 6:00 a.m. each station has a waiting list for parking permits averaging 3,000. >> the idea is let's look at parking. is there something we can do with the policies, fees, to help alleviate the crowding situation. >> reporter: the hope is a higher fee would discourage people from driving to b.a.r.t. and encourage biking and walking. versely prices would drop when demand is light. >> on fridays in the middle of the day we charge the same amount the lots don't fill up on friday. especially during holiday break, spring break, the lots doesn't fill you union fri

involving a septa train walnut and garden, because of that the northern chunk of the lansdale and daley line is not running that's -- doylestown line is not running that's nine stations not being serviced. >> reporter: we have nuisance rain this morning, we have a chance of dense fog here and there. be careful of those two issues, they will slow you down. boy is it nice and mild, temperatures in the 60s today. we'll have periods of rain sometimes steady. gray it's mild today despite the dampness. >> folks let's take you live right now we'll go live in a bit. get ready to reinvent your home. there's the live picture. the philadelphia home show opening today philadelphia vendors setting up their booths at the philadelphia convention center. that's the live picture for you right there. doors opening up at noon. look at that bar. >> that's a festive bar. if you're heading to the show, save money on tickets if you buy them online. >> breaking news out of hatfield a crash involving a septa train at walnut street means no service on the lansdale doylestown line. no injuries reported at this ti

(tim daley/surfer): "it's rough out there...a lot of paddling....i'm tired.">( robin ) the strong currentsrfers getting out of the water far from where they went in. fire officials say unless you're an accomplished surfer... it's best to stay out of the water. strong waves could be seen crashing into the capitola wharf. as a precaution... the wharf was shutdown yesterday. ( robin ) the riverside county parents accused of torturing their 13 children appeared áchainedá in court. we are learning the details of what happened in the home.. some very disturbing. dave lopez has the latest. 57 year old david turpin and his 47 year old wife lousie appeared in court today, both chained around the waist and legs. some of the charges of the abuse they face chainig 12 of thwir 13 to either a bed or a piece of furnituredo you understand that right. as the only thing they said anything in court when they asked from their attorneys if they are waiving their right to a prelim hearing with ten days. their attorneys ented pleads of not guilty for each of them one of the children at age 12 is the weight of an

the daley mail reported the backed up copies of work related emails on the laptop of her now estrangednthony wiener. it would contradict what she said under oath to the f.b.i. let's dig into this with attorney scott bolden. former chair of the democratic party in d.c. and ned ryan, former speech writer for president george w. bush joins us from virginia. i think i butchered your name, ned, i'm sorry about that. we know who he is and see what he looks like. now i guess the allegation is that huma lied under oath to the f.b.i. and mishandled classified information and even disseminated classified information to her sex offender ex-husband. are we going to have to lock her up now with her ex-husband? hasn't she been through enough? >> not at all in my opinion. i don't know what you want to go through. let me be clear with you. i'm not concerned about her being charged with perjury. whatever her inconsistent statement was it had no material effect on the outcome of the investigation. nor will the f.b.i. go back or d.o.j. go back and take a look at that. what emails did she say she backed u

spaces in miami which is led by his daughter, another pillar of our community, new generation, meg daley. mr. tomorrowson represented the -- thomson represented the spirit of hard work and served as a mentor to co-worker and friends. he has left a legacy of service to his community, one that future generations should seek to emulate. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost, is recognized for five minutes. mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this week we celebrate national law enforcement appreciation day. law enforcement officers answer the call to public service. they enter into provision that puts their lives -- situation that is put their lives on the line. when the natural human response it dange certificate to run away, these brave men and women run -- to danger is to run away, these brave men and women run to t our law enforcement officers occupy that thin blue line between good and evil. they stand between us and those who wish to do us harm and harm to our families. to the 780,000

both 15 year olds, daley holt and preston cope died when a classmate opened fire tuesday morning in bentonly members talked about how the two had been schoolmates together since kindergarten. preston loved history, the outdoors, baseball and his family. bailey is being remembered for her loving and kind spirit. her family has started a hashtag to inspire others to cherish every moment. >> #belikebailey would be to just be kind. simply be kind. to love your family more. so, again, hug tighter, put down your cell phones at dinner and have real conversations and be friends with everyone. >> #belikebailey. 18 other people were wounded in tuesday's shooting, the 15-year-old suspect is being charged as an e west coast." the crowd then marched down market street to the embarcadero. it was a rally... steeped in optimism. earlier in the week... president trump addressed the walk for life in washington by satellite. organizers say they )re hopeful roe v. wade can be overturned under his watch. a group of pro-choice demonstrators were on hand as well... demonstrators were there as well. >> we certain

david daley, thank you so much for being here, i appreciate it. >> always a pleasure, michael, thankill to come, still to come, still to come, he says to the prompter operator, what trump doesn't get about dogs being man's best friends. other presidents got it. >> i know you wanted to be in my cabinet, but i've already given you an important job. your job is to take care of ms. beasley. woman: where are we taking him? i have no clue. we're just tv doctors. if this was a real emergency, i'd be freaking out. we are the tv doctors of america. together with cigna reminding you to go, know, and take control of your health. schedule your annual check-up today. to go, know, and take control of your health. i use herpecin l.re, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes, moisturizes, and creates an spf 30 barrier, to protect against flare-ups caused by the sun. herpecin l. >>> i'm watching marco sweating like a dog. romney choked like a dog. he's choking like a dog. >> boy, does he choke like a dog. she lied like a dog. >> president trump often the focus of subjective comparison to his predeces

fifth term in a crowded field of candidates, she could face serious competition in challenger kevin daley on. he is with the california state senate, former teacher. he is also the front runner to advance beyond the june primary with feinstein. she was first elected to her senate seat in 1992 and took heat from liberals last year for being to soft on president trump are joining me is doing -- david. dianne feinstein is 84 years old would be 91 if she is elected and her term ends. is she to old? not a for question two older folks but it is and legitimate question. >> linkages the question that will be raised. her capability is there and she is a stallworth was in the senate in a democratic leader especially as democrats look nationally. she also illustrates the broader divide if you will and generational divide for democrats. who is coming next? chasm news -- gavin newsom? of that is the tulsa hair. then there's the question of issue progressive enough as the bernie sanders and the progressives moves on these things, to be pushed hard on immigration. >> de leon is 51 years old, latino . th

organization founded by the late richard daley, consisting of 131 cities on the u.s. and canadian side on the great lakes. working on environmental issues. >> tim keller, brand-new mayor of albuquerque, new mexico. ethan berkowitz, mayor of anchorage. >> mayor of dubuque, iowa. >> mayor of knoxville, tennessee. >> good morning. mayor of lancaster, pennsylvania. mayor of the city of key west. >> mayor of santa monica, california. >> mayor of richmond, california. >> mayor of bonn, germany. mayor of des moines, iowa. bedford,of new massachusetts, and chair of the energy committee. i'd like to thank everyone for being here. our work here supports. i would like to turn now to my mary mcardle, for some brief comments. >> thank you. it is an honor to be with all the. as mayors, we recognize increasingly in a nation in which we have seen in which the paris accords have seen, a congress that is not terribly interested in leadership for climate change. that is really up to all of us in our own communities to see how we can leave. are doing, i think, important work. it is impor

this is from the west lake school of the performing arts in daley city where he is listed as the ballet masters and director of the professional ballet division. he's worked in san mateo and contra costa counties. >>> classes are going on as usual at san jose university despite a major cleanup and repair job because of a water main break that flooded and damaged some buildings on campus. matt keller has the story. >> reporter: water bubbled up and flooded san jose's campus on sunday. water poured out of a broken main near east san salvador street starting in the late afternoon into the evening. students wondered if classes would be canceled on monday. >> were you wanting to be out of class? >> yes, i did. i kept on checking my phone. it's pretty bad, though. >> reporter: class was not canceled, but evidence of the flooding was left behind. the water surged through campus, going past the event center, student wellness center and all the way to the student union building. >> our custodial crews were here overnight, cleaning the structures, drying them out. we're working on the last buildi

from we were very young he said his ultimate aim is to play in the premier league but before then daley wants to make it into the champions league with laver coups and more immediately to extend his team's twelve game unbeaten streak in the bundles league by defeating by in munich on friday night. and for more on the leverkusen byron match and the second half of the bundesliga season i'm joined now here in studio by tongue john i from g. w. sports s welcome to you tom. you know we just heard a bit about leon bailey but of course this team isn't only about him right you know i mean this is been heiko heloc first full season in charge of they've accused him . and he's really been able to bring about a sea change in that in the ambitions and the atmosphere around the club last season they were very bellicose and very loudly talking about you know knocking dortmund off the second spot in the brain is legal which is very ambitious for a club like they've accused and they put themselves under a lot of pressure in doing that and when things started to go wrong they went wrong very quickly now

we'll have the stories of mayors , such as mayor daley, who was uncomfortable with losing control over federal money. and federal influence to activists who were often on the far left, radical, had different strands of liberalism. i think that is an argument that still holds a lot of water. i think it plays out in the conversation, and often, the direction some of the community action groups were going i do think were either places that johnson's administration would not tolerate. and 1968, johnson thought it was impossible. he was desperate to protect what had already passed from that program to medicare and medicaid . congress was coming after what he did domestically. it is crucial to understand or you miss where johnson's mind was by this time. in ourt little thing, conversation, one of the concrete measures -- in the summer of 1967, pushing the extermination bill from congress. it was about eliminating this problem in the city. it is killed after the riots. ie conservative coalition, cannot remember the term they used, but they also -- but they almost blame it for the rioting and

from we were very young he said his ultimate aim is to play in the premier league but before then daley wants to make it into the champions league with laver coups and more immediately to extend his team's twelve game unbeaten streak in the bundesliga by defeating by in munich on friday night. all right for more on the way because in buying match and the second half of the bundesliga season i'm joined now by tom donnelly from the boys as good to see you tom now leon bailey has impressed everyone but he can't do it by himself no certainly not but fortunately for him he's got a very good set of players alongside it up front with him is kevin folland who scored as many goes this season in the bundesliga as any other german player and luckily for both of them they've got a brilliant coach now this is high go had its first full season as coach and they've accusing. and what he's done really well is to learn from his predecessor's mistakes last year live accusing were very loudly slightly over ambitious basically and they put themselves under a lot of pressure and when things started to go wr

interests and power of local democratic machines, and so you will have the stories of mayors such as mayor daley, although he was one among many, who were uncomfortable with losing control over federal money. influence to activists who were often on the far left. they were radical, had different strands of liberalism. and i think that is an argument that still holds a lot of water. i mean, i do think i think it plays out in the conversation, and often, the direction some of the community action groups were going, i do think were either places that johnson's and the administration's vision would not either tolerate or back to the point, that 1967 and 1968, johnson thought it was politically impossible. he was desperate to protect what already had passed from that program to medicare and medicaid. the congress was coming after what he did domestically. the southern democrats. and it is crucial to understand this, or you miss where johnson's mind was by this time. one last little thing, there was a rat -- in our conversation, one of the kind of concrete measures he is thinking about, in the summer

tim daley/surfer "....it's rough out there...a lot of paddling....i'm tired...." water could be seen coming through the cracks on a wobbly capitola warf, which had to be shutdown as a precaution. the strong currents had many surfers getting out of the waterfar from where they went in. that led to confusion. after being reported missing, leading to yet another rescue response, a surfer and his buddy had become separated. the search was called off when he turned up at home.batt. chief jeff breasher"...unless you are an accomplished surfer, it might be best to stay out of the water..."rob fladeboe/santa cruz"....as you might imagine the beaches were more or less deserted today but as you can see there were plenty of folks coming down to take in the show from the high ground. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 newss (vicki) you can track the storm and the traffic with the kron4-mobile app.you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood by enabling push alerts. (grant) another big story tonight...in riverside county....the coup

we'll have the stories of mayors , such as mayor daley, who was uncomfortable with losing control over federal money. and federal influence to activists who were often on the far left, radical, had different strands of liberalism. i think that is an argument that still holds a lot of water. i think it plays out in the conversation, and often, the direction some of the community action groups were going i do think were either places that johnson's administration would not tolerate. and 1968, johnson thought it was impossible. he was desperate to protect what had already passed from that program to medicare and medicaid . congress was coming after what he did domestically. it is crucial to understand or you miss where johnson's mind was by this time. in ourt little thing, conversation, one of the concrete measures -- in the summer of 1967, pushing the extermination bill from congress. it was about eliminating this problem in the city. it is killed after the riots. ie conservative coalition, cannot remember the term they used, but they also -- but they almost blame it for the rioting and

concerns of inaccuracy and the release of the memo pushed by some republicans here of fbi director bill daley. all of this is so unusual if not unprecedented if you have the agency coming out to make a statement this does and how. would you think of this? >> certainly as you said, very unprecedented all around. i think in this particular case then again for all of us, trying to read these in a darkroom of sunglasses on, we are getting big two pieces, hearing things, but it appears to be from what i'm reading into this that the bureau as you suggested unprecedented manner came out and said they have concerns about gaps that perhaps her taking a life when they feel as though it doesn't provide all the information that a reader might need. we need to look at this in the context with lawyers or law students write a brief they have cases then break it down to create some distilled version of what happened. it appears that is what this memo is. the distilled version of all of these underlying documents to the community is gathered over time and put together by the committee invited the vice chairma

madam speaker, please join me in saying thank you to chief daley, his wife joan, and their daughters for their years of service and sacrifice and wish them luck as they enjoy a new chapter in life. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, before i came to congress i spent 33 years as a cop. today is national law enforcement appreciation day, a day to honor our dedicated law enforcement officers who selflessly put their lives on the line each and every day to protect our families. we not only honor those who protect and serve us today but we also remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. sadly, yesterday, in my community, we experienced the death of -- the murder of another police officer. mr. reichert: his name, deputy daniel mccartney, of the pierce county sheriff's office, shot and killed while responding to a burglary call. this

searching for rightly leaning sites like the daley caller gateway pundit a history of reviewed claimsites that were found to be false on liberal sites huffington post google only displays topics they write about tab this is being looked at thedale caller says one story had been incorrectly reported as false when it was not even their story google included the fact check tab on results for the occupy democrat facebook page. >> domino ceo stepping down, patrick doyle led clain for 8 years going to lever the end of june, demeanor knows improved taste of pizza, streamlined ordering process and as well as getting people to order online and use smartphones to get pizza doyle replaced by allison president of dominos international business shares dominos rallied 24% over the past year. >> u.s. news and world report unveiling 2018 best jobs based on data from the bureau of labor statistics, health care positions, continue to dominate the list this year thanks to high salaries, increased demand here are top five jobs, check out, number five nurse practitioner four, assistant third spot number t

good evening, the daley blind up of whether stories around the world. whether stories around the worldemes tonight. we start in australasia. we have seen heat in australasia. seen heat in australasia. we have seen keeping the south—east. seen keeping the south—east. in melbourne, heading through its edney —— sydney as we speak. edney —— sydney as we speak. tropical law was huge amounts of rainfall. four days worth. millimetres, exactly one year's worth of rain. worth of rain. inside 24 hours, leading to severe and widespread flooding. and widespread flooding. more to come in few days. come in few days. we could see more severe storms to take us to the weekend. take us to the weekend. into new zealand, it has been about the heat. zealand, it has been about the heat. on course for the hottest january in record. record. unusually warm waters off the west coast of the south island. coast of the south island. things about to go bang in bed style —— about rural bang in big style. this could be a severe weather story for the country. for the country. 1984 with a month's worth of rain falling