daley. >> any political convention is a show, and chicago mayor richard daley was a man of absolute controlarty. he was a machine politician. "this is my town." >> hey. >> now they're raising the illinois delegation. >> thank you very much. >> fine. a brief effort to start a parade. >> lyndon johnson was weary of holding a convention in chicago but he gave it to chicago and daley because he assured him, it will be a controlled environment, we will keep it under control. >> one, two, three, four, stop this damn war! one, two, three, four, stop this damn war! >> the democratic party was closed to change on vietnam unless it faced such massive pressure that might make it turn. >> mr. vice president, this is the opening night of the democratic convention. are you going to be nominated? >> that's my hope, my plan. that's what we're trying to do. >> the security around this international amphitheater has been worthy of an armed camp. >> someone called the amphitheater ft. daley and i think at this point, that is not very far from the truth. >> i was distributing farm worker literature and mayor d

[applause] walter: the daley supporters of the illinois delegation laugh. mayor daley doesn't look very pleased. >> out of shared concern these are human beings we are dealing with. [applause] and so, my fellow democrats, only in part, because he would have stood here tonight in support of robert kennedy, only in part because i know the affection robert kennedy has for him, but most of all because i believe him to be the best and finest man to seek the presidency at this convention, i second the nomination and seek your support for a man i am proud to count -- walter: that was the press secretary of the late senator kennedy, seconding senator mcgovern. more about the downtown trouble. is there going to be any delay in this convention as a result of what is going on downtown? >> yes, i am beside the connecticut delegation. i have not been watching television. i understand there were some troubles. somebody handed me something, and 60 people arrested. >> there are rather large disturbances downtown. there are these delegations caucusing now deciding not so mu

jerry daley has three tours back-to-back to back.ame home for the direct commission, retired as a lieutenant colonel. you should hear wars an rumors of wars yet see to it that you're not troubled for all these things have to come to pass but the end is still to come. your personal presence here today reflects that same confidence and commitment which you and your loved one had during their tour or their tours in helicopters as a pilot or a crew member. you all likely have the scars and the medals to show be. be assured that our nation even then as well as now does salute you and commends you today for your courage and valor. your contributions will be recognized for decades to come not only by those who fought that war, but those who will fight our future wars. i must remind you that not one generation of americans in our entire history has ever experienced a lifetime without the privilege of defending these united states. from the battles of lexington and concord, the initial engagements of the american revolutionary world, the shot

but also by how much, how many chicago citizens, especially mayor daley, supported the mayor as long as he got the garbage cans picked up and the snow cleared from the streets. this is how trump supporters are judging him now. they are looking at the positive tuf impact on their lives.

. >> reporter: sfo has two flights daley fr daily from the big island. but there's one thing that separates that event, and that is the concern over toxic gas. kilauea crackled again thursday morning with a visual on hawaii's big island. >> there was a short-lived explosion but a pretty powerful one. put a cloud up to 30,000 feet. >> reporter: rainfall is continuing the latest foot print of the ash cloud, but it's not ash that has relatives on edge. >> we've seen volcanos i think maybe once 40 years ago. the states were impacted. this threat of gas and fumes. >> reporter: eric tou represents dozens of business and cultural groups. he and his family no longer reside on the big island, but his dad does. >> we live beside a continuous eruption since 1983. >> reporter: we spoke with the editor of the hawaii tribune. >> in hawaii, when an eruption comes, people want to watch the spectacle, but this time is a little different. >> reporter: usgs experts are telling people to stay away. >> it heats up with the water inside and turns into sulfuric gas, and that's

parents in this daley city community say they'd like that see the show go for their kids' safety. he calls this a fallacy. >> there are over 40 million guns in the state of california. 40 million. stopping the gun shows is not going to reduce the number of guns there are in circulation. >> reporter: and as we mentioned, this is in fact state property, which is why it takes a state bill to stop gun shows at the cal palace. now similar efforts almost worked in 2013. then state senator mark leno sponsored legislation that was vetoed by jerry brown. back to you. >>> a day full of loss and mourning as students and families try to start to try to pick up the pieces after that mass shooting at a texas high school. ten crosses now stand on the campus grounds representing the eight students and two teachers gunned down on friday. investigators are still poring over the teenage suspect's journals and social media posts trying to figure out what made him burst into an art classroom and open fire. over the weekend, his father says he was upset because he been bullied. >>> there is $1 billion

we think our most famous speedo wearer is probably tom daley.like according to this yougov survey — leather trousers, crocs and jackets with elbow patches. it makes you think of geography teachers, doesn't it? geography teachers? you were a lot of different outfits in your various sporting things that you do. speedos? sometimes for practical reasons. this was training with the synchronised swimming team. i was wearing a top to protect my modesty. i got wearing a top to protect my modesty. igota wearing a top to protect my modesty. i got a lot of stick for this one. it was necessary, they are not the skimpiest. you can get away with those. rowing you have to wear them and also in france when you go to swimming pools were told to web speedos, you cannot wear the big, baggy shorts. what is that about? that was a throwaway remark. that would put me off doubling to france, i think. dear me. obviously such a big weekend, isn't it? so many finals, in rugby union and football but let's start with champions league. jurgen klopp's third final, will it be

then almost ten degrees colder when you get up there towards daley city. so we still have that ocean breeze for the northern half of the peninsula, and that's going to keep temperatures from going into the 70s here in san francisco. but we'll get close to the mission at 68. and right through marin, napa and sonoma, a warm 80 in napa. as we head through tomorrow, warmer temperature, and we're going to stay with that as we head through the first part of the weekend. let's take a bird's-eye view of what's happening in the atmosphere. next big change comes on friday when we get high pressure building in to bring us more warming temperatures in the 80s. but the thing we want you to be focussed in on is the system moving down the backside of california, an area of low pressure. that's going to bring the wind in the forecast. windy and warmer. out ahead of that system arriving on friday, a high wind watch in place. so the people who really immediate to be watching out for this, if you live in the hills at 1,000 feet or above for the north, east and south bay, you

the people's daley in china post add photo of this shirt. you'll notice the map does not include taiwan. mainland china claims that island is part of its territory. many in taiwan do not see it that way. gap issued a statement, quote, this batch of products pulled off shelves in the chinese market and destroyed. we're now conducting internal inspection within the group to correct this mistake as soon as possible. >>> the judge has given diocese of oakland go ahead for more inspection of what the diocese calls major design and construction flaws in one of its newest churches. >> the diocese wants to determine what it will cost to make repairs to cathedral of christ the light and who will pay. church leaders say defects including tearing dry wall, doors and faulty plumbing. diocese says the work will take about four weeks to complete. the cathedral widely hailed for architecture design in 2008. >>> coming up next seven things you need to know before you go. >> instagram picture of the day. follow us abc 7, share photos using #abc7now ♪ the ken

we will continue receipt ight u daley city with 50s. no big shift in the weather here. right up to marin, napa and sonoma counties, mid-60s. and we'll come in at 62 in mill valley. on my extended forecast, it looks hi looks like we will stay with the cooler trend, with spotty showers hanging on close to the bay area into thursday. dry this weekend and maybe a few more showers could make it in. for cities away from the bay, eventually we will start to warm up once we hit friday, saturday, and sunday with 70s returning and the chance of a spotty shower. with all of this up and down weather, i wanted to take a look at the long-range forecast with la nina and el nino. once we hit fall and winter, a 50% chance a weak el nino could develop. so what might that mean if a weak el nino develops? we could see about 86% of average of our normal rainfall. best possibility of above-average rainfall right now could be likely southern california. we'll keep close tabs on though. this is the first indication we are seeing right now. >> i like these long-range plans. >>> still to come, a

kevin daley own and rocky de la fuente died -- tied at 8%. >> john cox is receiving the endorsement of a key member of congress. kevin mccarthy from the bakersfield area has thrown his support behind talks. he's been pulling second or third with a democrat gabba news10 leading most of the surveys by a wide margin. it's hoping the convention starting today will decide whether to endorse cox or the other candidates. >>> 4:40. still searching for answers this morning. in mill valley after a terrifying crime. coming up at the top of the hour, the latest on what investigators say about a deadly shooting that has neighbors sheltering in place. >> reporter: plus, it is the highest honor in hollywood. hollywood stars getting the boot. >>> good morning. right now, we still have very nice-looking traffic on the san mateo bridge. it looks good. heading to the peninsula. >>> well, a big cooldown yesterday with extensive low clouds. they are still there this morning, but they will burn off. and temps will bump off. -- up. near normal for most. >>> bill cosby and roman polanski have both now been pu

and a cooler 61 in daley city. starting to feel a little milder in the mission of san francisco and 66 degrees that will take you to napa and ma rerin counti. my extended forecast really doesn't have any huge issues this week. san francisco with low to mid-60s through the next seven days and dry weather. for cities away from the coastline, it stays really nice. mid-70s through thursday, 78 on friday. and this weekend also looking at more mid-70s coming our way. picture perfect weather. i was talking with a few folks yesterday. i said this has got to be one of the best springs for temperatures we have had in years. really nice. >> it what crews are waiting for, to remove it. happening now. on our twitter feed, the co-founder of "whatsapp" says- he )s leaving the coany. mpjan koum said in a facebook post today, that it was time to >>> happening now, the co-founder of whatsapp said he's moving on. facebook bought the app in 2014. some hope for warriors fans. curry was side lined by a knee injury in march. we can now u

world and commonwealth champion tom daley has said he will take a break from competition for the restwith injury. he and husband dustin lance black are expecting a baby later this year. understandably he is clearing his diary, he will have other things to do. donald trump called it rotten and an embarrassment. borisjohnson said it helped avoid a possible catastrophe. the iran nuclear dealfrom 2015 might now be at risk, after the us president said he would be withdrawing from it. but what exactly did it entail? well, it took six countries 20 months of talks to reach the agreement. iran said it would stop production of enriched uranium. that is used for fuel and nuclear weapons. it also allowed international inspectors in to check it was complying with the rules. in return, the west and russia agreed to lift economic sanctions. that meant iran could sell its oil abroad for petrol, buy products like planes and cars from international companies, including ones based in the uk, and could export products like fruits and nuts around the world. we can speak to lina khatib, head of the middle

sunshine for the peninsula, but a huge contrast in temperatures. 72 in palo alto, then up to daley city, 59. watch out if you're heading to san francisco. upper 50s and low 60s. and look at this wind, gusting up to 22 miles per hour, another day where you will need the jacket. 74 in napa, and down to a cool 67 in mill valley. changes, more of them coming as we head throughout the next seven days. let's get a look at that extended forecast. mild friday and saturday in san francisco. but what i want you to focus in on is the wind. gusts friday night into saturday morning, 20-40 miles per hour. and we'll see a cool down and dry weather continuing into mother's day on sunday with a lot less in the way of wind and dry over the next seven days. for cities away from the coast line, notice other temperatuur changes. 85 on saturday, then 80 on sunday and more 70s to start next week. i want to focus on the wind coming our way. we could see downed trees and power lines. the best bet of that gusty wind would be from san francisco to santa rosa and napa. >>> could you use this? a virtual assistant >

but notice the difference up to daley city, you're at a colder 59. the ocean breeze will be going pretty strong there. and it's the colder pacific air that's also in place here for san francisco. that will keep the marina all the way do you think to i think the side with that westerly, colder pacific air dropping those temperatures to the 50s. also 73 in napa, 70 in sonoma and a chillier 69 in mill valley. temperatures throughout the afternoon, pretty enjoyable. hard to not be outside. but the one thing that will be aggravating again tomorrow is the pollen. so i want to show you what's going to be floating around in the atmosphere so you can just kind of deal with it. oak, pine, walnut trees, all in the high category. grasses, also moderate pl on my extended forecast, we stay dry the next seven days. next big change for us is on saturday, high clouds move in across the bay area. mostly cloudy skies. across interior valleys, cities away from the coast, also notice clouds on saturday. that would be the big change for the weekend. then once we hit sunda

tom daley has announced that he'll take a break from diving competitions for the rest of the year.ames in april. but he's said he needs time for his body to "recover" and will not take part in the diving world cup in china next month. he was suffering from a series of illnesses prior to the games in australia, and pulled out of the 10 metre inidvidual event because of a hip injury. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. more on tonight's main story — russia has warned of ‘harmful consequences' if the united states withdraws from the international nuclear deal with iran. president trump, who regards the terms of the agreement as too generous, is due to announce his decision this evening. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams explains the terms of the original deal — and examines the impact it's had. is the iran nuclear deal about to be killed off? it came after years of tension over iran's alleged efforts to build a bomb. iran had always said its programme was peaceful bu

kevin pressad is accused of killing the man in the driveway of his daley city home last week. investigators say pressad wanted to date the man's fiancee so desperately that he shot him. >> like bang, bang, i hear them. i heard it -- somebody shoot me. i'm just scared. >> i saw my son with blood in his mouth. i saw a hole -- i said, what happened, what happened? i unup-- run upstarts, call 911. >> donovan rivera is accused of being the getaway driver. both will be in court next week. >>> may bay area high school students are walking out of class to support the second amendment, the right to bear arms. the map shows some of the schools where the protests are planned. montgomery high in santa rose acollege park high in pleasant hill, downtown college prep in san jose, and california high school in san ramon. that's where we find amy hollyfield. a different student walkout than the ones we've seen recently. >> reporter: about 75 students walked out of california high school in san ramon this morning. not an unusual sight especially in the bay area, but some parents were still shoc

tristan daley reports. on display in cannes for this latest star wars film. everyone knew it was coming. what you think? roars. ah, what do you know. it follows a young han solo and the forming of his crew before the events of the original 1977 george lucas star wars picture. high—profile red carpet events like this are not foreign to cannes, but what was unusual this year was that solo: a star wars story was the only big budget hollywood picture to screen at the festival. usually there are other hollywood films shown. these movies are important to cannes — they bring the festival international attention and can put stars on the red carpet. solo was the one big hollywood blockbuster here, and it basically sucked up all the oxygen, so much was focused on this one huge film. traditionally we have had a handful of big hollywood films here, and that has sort of spread it around so people don't get so much focus onjust one. here it was all solo, all star wars. not all went smoothly with the production of this st

warmer in daley city. sonoma, 82 degrees. windy friday night and saturday morning. sunday, cooler, monday, cloudier, next thursday, only in the lower to middle 60s. pretty significant change coming next week. two warm days between now and then. it will be a nice warm day to get outside tomorrow. >> all right, sounds good. thank you, paul. >>> tonight, hollywood rolls out the red carpet for that out the red carpet for that taco taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. clear! taco! taco! new at jack in the box. has your love for tacos turned into an obsession?. my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. new at jack in the box. there ya' go. more than just coffee... at a location in san francisco today. they got to see this guy. the pelican was just calmly hanging fternoon at >>> more than just coffee at a location today. they got to see this little guy. the peli

americans for decades because of the war will be only three thing and they do the opposite of dick daley dies so we have one option is to live with the child the syrian. for ever this is the first option if not we're going to resort to liberating by force to have it imposed by force we don't have any other options with american or without americans we don't have any other option so this is our learned it's our right and it's over a duty to liberated and the american should leave somehow they're going to leave they came to you a lot with no legal pieces and look what happened to them they had to learn that lesson. iraq is no exception and syria is no exception people will not accept for another in this region anymore. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. with regards to taking territory that seems inexplicably whenever you eliminate one threat c b it's good that ano

my guests this week, janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph. from bloomberg markets, stryker mcguire. the iranian writer amir tahiri. and the arab affairs writer abdel barri atwan. welcome to you all. so, president trump called the iran nuclear agreement — signed in 2015 by iran, the five permanent members of the un security council and germany — a "horrible, one—sided deal", and pulled the us out of it, reimposing sanctions. many european leaders had, over the last couple of weeks, urged him not to and france has since floated the idea of maintaining the agreement. what will iran do next? and what does it mean for relations across the middle east? an awful lot to grapple with. let's start with the deal itself. he had promised to do this and he said he would come followed through on it, was the right to pull the us out? he thinks so. he made this campaign promise long before he knew very much about frankly what was going on and before he knew much about the treaty. in fact he made it at a time when he did not expect to be president of the unite

. >>> for a petaluma's fire station number 2 every shift brings a blen of daley routines broken up by op sits. >> we are here to help people. we helped someone. >> but this video from last night pushes some limits. her name, lily, a wire haired fox terrier got her paw stuck between a house and a foundation. it began with her daily routine says the owner. >> all the mice live underneath there and she digged st under with her paw and yanked it too hard and pulled it back stuck in there. >> the crisis went on for an hour and a half before the station got the call. >> do what's right and try to work through the situation and free the dog. >> the station had no idea how they became stuck or they pulled and banked away to get a better look. >> we had to break away cement and actually fine the cause of the dog's paw was which ened up being a nail holding it in position. >> fiefrpts covered her with a blanket for her protection and dug zblen. >> it wasn't that difficult step for the dog in pain. >> the extritation took 15 minutes, the nail the hardest part. >> as they say firefighters like to

address the allegation that is he shot mangaccat after he pulled into the driveway of his family home in daley city. >> i heard boom boom. i said, honey hoonny after he -- i heard honey honey somebody shoot me. and i'm just scared. >> prasad also didn't want to talk about rivera who investigators say investigators say drove prasad to the shooting scene. rivera spoke openly telling mime i'm innocent i'm not violent and he is shocked as hell. he said he and prasad worked together in sacramento seven years ago and have been friends ever since and he has never known prasad to be violent. he told me he was driving prasad around three or four hours telling me he told me to just drive. rivera said he didn't know if he had a gun or if he had a romantic interest in scene. he told me i'm upset at evan. he took me from my family. i was doing well. i i have no criminal history i don't own weapons. >> i asked if he shot mangaccat. >> he said i think he did. he heard shots. after he heard shots prasad ran away and he drove off and panicked. and however the d.a.'s office says river aire drove prasad away. >>

reverend daley. >> about a half a century ago and halfway around the world, thousands of young men engageda new kind of warfare. didn't go to war in tanks or trucks but a new machine of battle, the helicopter. to many the helicopter was seen as too fragile, too ill suited for a shooting war, too vulnerable for combat. but what those skeptics didn't anticipate, the very difference between victory and defeat was those young men, many just out of their teens and a few still in their teens, whose skill and bravery made up for what the helicopter may have lacked as a machine of war. heavenly father, we who proudly served in that war, who flew and crewed and fought so long ago and far away gather here today on these hallowed grounds, the resting place of heros of so many battles. we remember those of our c comrades whose lives were lost answering the call to our nation. we commit them to our remembrance and by our prayers we commit them to almighty god. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time i'd like to introduce vietnam helicopter pilot association president mike sherman. [ applause ] >> g

my guests this week, janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph.

fight well to discuss that i'm now joined by brahma to any professor of strategic studies at the new daley based center for policy research mr chiles good to talk to you thank you for joining us all the way from new delhi. will thank you now you remarked recently that in quote today's world it seems strength respects only strength is that only in today's world hasn't that always been the case it's always been the case but we have had the spur tenths of a rules based order and what we're seeing now is that pretense is falling in place of a rules based order what you have written is seeing is a based order a new g two because both china united states are both suing aggressive you do not follow some americas to find your resume mira's tran i was. assertive you know a lot from the some so both believe in flouting international rules so in this situation in rules based order looks like a mirror but i wonder if there is also a silver lining in they so open flaunting of you know international rules because china and the united states seem like to some extent like a major made in haven't because t

warmer in daley city. sonoma, 82 degrees. windy friday night and saturday morning. sunday, cooler, monday, cloudier, next thursday, only in the lower to middle 60s. pretty significant change coming next week. two warm days between now and then. it will be a nice warm day to get outside tomorrow. >> all right, sounds good. thank you, paul. >>> tonight, hollywood rolls out the red carpet for that guy. chewbacca he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. more than just coffee... at a location in san francisco today. they got to see this guy. the pelican was just calmly hanging fternoon at >>> more than just coffee at a location today. they got to s

that is what mayor daley was telling us to do. that changed my outlook on the demonstrators and all of that. said thecame by and .ar is full of baloney three months later i was talking my buddies into joining up the marine corps. vietnam,s leaving for a korean war veteran said when you call for help, you don't care who comes. it could be tall or short, black or brown, green, it does not matter. those things changed my life. i fight every day not to be prejudiced. i hope america is learning not to be prejudiced. guest: i love you. [laughter] host: i want to go back to another piece of film from the democratic convention. what was show that, happening on the republican side? but davidasn't there, duncan did an incredible photo essay inside with net and. -- nixon. nixon in the pacific when he was in the navy. convention.e the it is a fantastic photo book. all i know is what i saw from those photographs, and it was a the more orderly than democrats, which is probably one of the reasons nixon. host: here is walter cronkite. [video clip

my guests this week, janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph. writer abdel barri atwan. welcome to you all. so, president trump called the iran nuclear agreement — signed in 2015 by iran, the five permanent members of the un security council and germany — a "horrible, one—sided deal", and pulled the us out of it, reimposing sanctions. many european leaders had, over the last couple of weeks, urged him not to and france has since floated the idea of maintaining the agreement. what will iran do next? and what does it mean for relations across the middle east? an awful lot to grapple with. let's start with the deal itself. he had promised to do this and he said he would come followed through on it, was the right to pull the us out? he thinks so. he made this campaign promise long before he knew very much about frankly what was going on and before he knew much about the treaty. in fact he made it ata time about the treaty. in fact he made it at a time when he did not expect to be president of the united states. he is sticking to it. i think

my guests this week, janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph.n 2015 by iran — the five permanent members of the un

word gives you the most interesting daily video highlight in their own words, with commentary and daley, book fest values and the tv weekly newsletter gives you the upcoming program exploring the nation's past. . >> as many as 20,000 women worked in hospitals during the civil war, next historian jane schultz talks about the lives of workers during and after the conflict. she is the author of women at the front, hospital workers in civil war america. the library of virginia enrichment, the american civil war museum and center for war history cohosted this talk as part of their annual zillionth war symposium. -- civil war symposium. >> i would like to introduce our next speaker, dr. jane e. schultz. she is a professor of english and purdue university at indianapolis where she taught in 1988 and received the teach egging award in 2016 -- teaching award in 2016 and distinguished faculty award in 2015. we believe this is the first time the museum and symposium has included an english professor on the program. there is a

streets of chicago were matched by the rag core, where reporters were being taken into custody and mayor daley speakers talking about gestappo tactics on the street. we had an incumbent democratic president who could not attend his own convention because he was so controversial in the country and within the democratic party, this tainted the candidacy of hubert hum free, his vice president who emerged as the nominee of a damaged party. >> those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. as we watch 1968 here on cnn, 50 years later, what are those lessons that we should be learning? >> first of all, racial strife, this was the first election after the passage of the civil rights act. there were candidates who more subtly with his law and order campaign took advantage of those divisions, not just black and white, but also george wallace who ran as a third party candidate, and won five states. if you go back and look at it, it's not dissimilar from the things our current president has said. mining the alienation within our country, the agreement the sense of division within our coun

gill grew up in daley city, i'm a san francisco native, born and raised, born at saint luke's, now cesar chavez. we were an existing business that operated on the private property of 701 valencia street since december 2016. [please stand by for captioner switch...] . >> -- but we are not given the same protection, and that needs to change. to give the planning commission the benefit of the doubt, i do believe that it was a simple oversight that we were already existing, and that's why we're here today, asking you to make it right. we are asking for you to either remove the no food condition or reinstate or tua permit which would allow us to continue our operation at 701 valencia. ultimately we existed at this location for over a year and proven we are not a detriment to any of the neighboring businesses, we are not a nuisance to the neighborhood, and we are loved by the community at large. >> supervisors, i want to reiterate one thing that wasn't mentioned. hours of operation, 9:00 p.m. daily. in closing, i would like to say one single solitary beloved food truck, 9:00 p.m. closure, no a

it was highlighted on the cover of "the new york daley news" with the head line "daddy's little ghoul smile was undoubtedly offered to distract from the mayhem and death that any thoughtful person could have anticipated." michael, there is your op-ed, "what ivanka's smile can't hide." you clearly think she was a poor messenger on behalf of the united states in this case. why in. >> well, i think if this had been a policy well thought out and seriously considered, they would have sent someone with serious diplomatic experience. maybe nikki haley should have gone to represent the united states but instead we get the president's daughter, who was appointed after a lifetime of working for her father in the real estate business and two pastors, whose record is filled with condemnations of the jewish people. these are pastors who say that only evangelical christians of their sort of favored by god and everyone else is damned for eternity. so for this and many other reasons, this spectacle yesterday was incredibly painful for much of the world. and all of it was done with no reciprocal excha

. >> more on this with white house correspondent for the daley caller. the mueller investigation has been underway a year. is there any end in sight? >> the president's lawyer would like us to think so. we've heard that many different times from many of the president's legal counsels in the past. we heard that thanksgiving is when it would wrap up, then christmas. here we are mid-summer and rudy giuliani says all that needs to happen now is that the president and his team need to resolve the issue of the interview and from that point we'll see where that goes. >> the president's lawyer rudy giuliani has also said that mueller essentially told him the president cannot be indicted. can we take that to the bank as gospel from mueller? >> i think john roberts highlight that richard blumenthal did say it wasn't the case. however, we know there is a d.o.j. opinion from 1999 which does say that a sitting president cannot be indicted. it don't mean the president is out of the woods here because even if there is no indictment, he could make an impeachment referra

los angeles democratic state senator kevin daley own and rocky de la fuente tied at 8%. >>> john cox is receiving the endorsement of a key member of congress. house majority leader kevin mccarthy is from the bakersfield area. talks has been pulling second or third with gavin newsom ahead in most of the surveys. the republican party is hosting its convention in sand hill -- san diego. >>> our time is 5:42. we're still talking about the deadly shooting in mill valley. we will have more about the conditions of the man who is fighting for his life this morning after intact -- an attack that left a woman dead and the shooter dead. >>> and hanging from the golden gate bridge, hundreds of feet from the water, okay that's scary to take a look at. a hard -- heart stopping work being done on the world's famous span. only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of

. >> reporter: detective carol daley says they thoroughly checked out all leads. >> there was not a stoneunturned in trying to identify this rapist. and we didn't have any luck there. >> reporter: authorities an canvassed neighborhood surveilling at all hours. they even brought out canines. >> all those resources, and yet, you still couldn't catch him. >> no, we didn't catch him. >> reporter: there were few physical clues left behind but a blood sample showed the east area rapist had a rare genetic condition that would eliminate 85% of the population. >> they would bring a cloth out of a little kit and you would chew it so they would get your saliva. >> we went to ups briefings, and delivery people just volunteered. our officers -- because at one time, everybody thought it could be a cop. >> was there a point in time when there were clues that maybe he was former law enforcement or military? >> in attack number three. they're confronted with this man. he's got a mask on. he's got a t-shirt on. he's got a gun in one hand and a padded baton in another hand. and he says, "freeze or i'll shoo

richardever heard of daley? he started out as a member of an athletic club called the reagan cult, that controlled the boundary on the west side of young white who make sure africans didn't dare cross the boundary into the white middle-class areas. that's where you have to start in politics. this is 1910. is seven or eight blocks from north to south, three or four blocks from east to west. as we move through the decade, what do we see? not much movement east and west. some movement south, but more portly, the blocks in between our darker black and darker blue. the ability of africans to move outward didn't come. they were living on top of each other. just to give you some numbers, 1930, new yorkd city's black population more than tripled. while chicago's population 230,000.from 44,000 to at the same time in new york, 40,000 caribbean immigrants joined the african-americans to form the black ethnic diversity that was becoming harlem. we can see the impact of caribbean immigration on the south end, in boston at th

but also by how much, how many chicago citizens, especially mayor daley, supported the mayor as long as he got the garbage cans picked up and the snow cleared from the streets. this is how trump supporters are judging him now. they are looking at the positive tuf impact on their lives. >> but instead of, like, instead of clearing the garbage, it's just pressuring the nfl and anti-speech policy, is that the proverbial garbage in this analogy? >> yeah. i remember the watergate scandal. most folks in the midwest didn't know about the complexities of it and seem to care until nixon resigned. then everybody said, this was serious, wasn't it? and then they began to figure out just why the president resigned. that's where we are right now with this series of scandals as they come out. they are complicated. and folks wonder where is all this going to end. in the meantime, trump and his supporters are playing on the public's impatience saying mueller's been at this too long and he needs to stop. that's just not going to happen, but i think we are going to have to try to pay attention to the c

on lee sheen by mayor daley. they beat a demonstrator.ere were a handful that were bent on provoking violence. but the majority were peaceful. this is an grant park a reflection of the antiwar student movement. the feelings of the democratic party had by handing the nomination to johnson. that they had betrayed the hope that the party would become a vehicle for ending the bombing and withdrawing swiftly. u.s. forces out of vietnam. what to say about the buckley clip. you can see how articulate buckley is. he was not only a brilliant publisher. but he was also extraordinarily adept at television a modern communication. the debates that he had there were quite heated. won the documentary said that this is the origin of crossfire , fox news, cnn for today. that is debatable. but buckley after goldwater's defeat did believe in an increasingly engaging in the political process and endorsed nixon and as he said at one point. i want the most right candidate , the most conservative candidate that can win. there was also a pragmatic streak and how

our most famous speedo wearer is probably tom daley, who you can see here.cording to this yougov survey... leather trousers, crocs and jackets with elbow patches. i don't mind the jackets with elbow patches. they had brief flirtation of being fashionable, 30 years ago. i know a man who happens to like speedos, he is with us on the city. they have their purpose, such as synchronised swimming. we should have given a health warning with this bt. a lot of swimming pools in france insist you wear speedos, you cannot wear baggy swimming shorts, they put it down to hygiene reasons. maybe you get seaweed in baggy shorts! wane maybe we should have said before the video, those of a nervous disposition... but you're fully closed today. letters talk about the champions league. we have someone on a coach who has just gone league. we have someone on a coach who hasjust gone into ukraine, and he realised after he had gone through the channel tunnel and got to poland with his wife's passport. but he has been stopped now, and will not get into kiev. wane he will end up watch

to help understand what is going on with rudy guiliani, i'm joined by michael daley from "the daily beast" whose latest piece is entitled "rudy guiliani the mob bust sister now sounds like a mob mouthpiece." giuliani leaks when is he wants to leak. >> he's famous for na. >> the patrick doors man leak, the juvenile records. >> when he held up the guy's criminal record. he leaked a juvenile record. he said there is no choir boy. it turns out he was a choir boy. >> this was a kid shot by a young man shot by police. talk about the behavior of him now versus then. rudy guiliani is famous for being pro law enforcement and having a special relationship with the new york fbi. how odd was it for you as a reporter for him to refer to them as storm troopers >> pa shocking particularly in the circumstances. he's done many search warrants. he knows that to get a search warrant like the bug that they put in the jaguar, the mafia jaguar that made the commission case, he knows you have to go to a judge and show probable cause. if you've got to show probable cause for a mafia coppo imagine how much have y

but also by how many chicago citizens under the first mayor daley support ed the mayor as long as het got the garbage cans picked up and the snow from the street, and this is how the trump supporters are judging him, as to the positive impact of their lives. >> instead of clearing the garbage it is pressuring the nfl into the anti-speech policies. is that the analogy? >> yes, in the watergate scandal most folks in the midwest didn't know about the complexities of it and didn't seem to care unless till nixon resigned and then they figured out why the president resigned. this is why this is the new series of scandals as they come out. they are complicate and folks wonder where all of this is going to end. in the meantime, trump and the supporters are playing on the public's impatience saying that mueller has been at this too long and he needs to stop. it is not going to happen, but i think that we are going to have to pay attention to the complexities. >> and i think that the complexity, maya, although it is a fair point from the panelist, it can be a dodge. if you are selling out the g