the daley dynasty. bill daley makes a bid to be the mayor of chicago.eak with him shortly. >> and deliberating a deal. aurora leaves stocks higher as coke said it is eyeing the cannabis drinks market. we are joined live in just a few moments. let's get a quick check on the major averages here. as mark alluded to, trade very much back in the picture here for stocks, and we do see across the market techs leading us lower here. the concern is china will back away from any diplomatic solution to trade talks if the u.s. moves ahead with the 10% tariff on another $200 billion worth of goots. there had been some havens of safety that investors were seeking, including u.s. industrials, but you can see that the tone is overall negative. now plus 1% to the downtied for the nasdaq. >> it is worth noting that we have seen u.s. markets lead gains, and while world equities have underperformed compared to the u.s. market. the u.s. does not rely that much on trade for economic production, but the u.s. trade balance as a percentage of g.d.p., only about 3%. let's stick

daley had this under stated humor and a loft of the scenes were improvised.st on the "bob newhart show." he played howard boreden. >> that looks good. would i go into my apartment and make one but i'm all out of mayonnaise and bread, meat. >> bill daley was born in iowa and moved to chicago. he was dyslexic and turned to humor to help mask it. he was drafted into the army and served in the korean war. eventually he moved to california where he landed his iconic role. bob newhart called him one of the most positive people he knew. bill daley, an under stated comic actor died last week in new mexico. new mexico. he was 91 years old. us. new mexico. he was 91 years old. it's what this country is made of. but right now, our bond is fraying. how do we get back to "us"? the y fills the gaps. and bridges our divides. donate to your local y today. because where there's a y, there's an us. our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day.

nor could kennedy be confident about illinois within untested new democrat mayor, richard daley.who had only been in office five years. was inh, kennedy california, nixon had to be favored in his home state. in addition to taking new york, pennsylvania, and michigan, the key to winning the election was to carry texas. kennedy was decidedly unpopular in texas, which had strongly supported johnson for the nomination. the only way to ensure kennedy could win the election was to put johnson on the ticket. although robert kennedy then and later put out the word that he privately opposed the idea, the fact is that bobby favored lbj being put on the ticket. without johnson, kennedy could not win, it was that simple. bobby had known this for weeks, maybe even months. kennedy's hold on the nomination was so precarious that bobby, who personally detested johnson, would not let word of this fact , that is that johnson was needed, leak out. the only people inside the campaign who knew about this where john kennedy, joe kennedy, bobby kennedy, and theodore sorensen. they knew about it prior t

today it is richard daley, the cfo of pioneer international resources.st, a closer look at one issue the company faces. it's nice to say you produce 300,000 barrels of oil a day. it's less nice if your gor is rising. the gas-to-oil ratio. rising means you are producing more gas, falling means you are producing more oil. investors like oil. here's the problem. a newborn well produces a lot of created, but as it grows into an adult, it produces more and more gas. it also changes the predictability of the reservoir. pioneer was hurt from rising gor in 2017, and last quarter, natural gas horizontal production in the permian rose 78%, while oil rose 37%. possible solutions? find a new well to offset the aging ones, drill in the oilier parts of the reservoir, and find ways to keep higher oil content for longer. goldman sachs thinks natural gas production growth will outpace that of shale oil. the question is, what can companies do about it? i caught up with richard dealey and asked him how he is dealing with rising gor. >> as you produce oil, your gas ratio go

the cities were located in south san francisco, daley city and pacifica. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more on the investigation. >> a deceiving name, rainbow bright for a family-run business accused of dark conditions. >> rainbow bright was cheating not just their workers of their pay, not just the workers of their dignity, but was cheating you and me as taxpayers. >> reporter: about $8.5 million says state attorney general xavier becerra. the four adults and two child care facilities are tucked away in pacifica, daley city and south san francisco neighborhood. >> they have been here a long time. but we never know what happened actually si>>eporr:he se spped the facilities, seizing the weapons seen here. a loaded handgun apparently found under a blanket in the garage of a day care. >> and then we saw a lot of packages were removed and we were praying they'll close the place. >> reporter: joshua, noel, gerlen and carlina gamo currently face 59 criminal charges for human trafficking, rape and labor exploitation. >> they were forced to work up to 24 ho

reporter: you know have republican senators both inside the white house expressing concern on the near daley basis about the president's behavior in morality, his understanding of basic policy. how long can you as speaker legitimately pretend that you're unconcerned or unaware -- speaker ryan:: i'm not -- what i concern myself about are the results of government. and the results of government are good results. the military is being rebuilt. people are going back to work. jobs are being increased. people's lives are being improved. we're going to put another great judge on the supreme court if things go as planned. these are good results for government. i know the president is very unconventional. i know his tweeting and unconventional tactics bother people. but the results of government are good results. and we're a different branch of government. our branch of government is in charge of making sure that we pass good laws that improve people's lives. guess what, we're passing good laws that improve people's lives. this is why we're sticking with n.i.t.ing, it is making a positive difference.

>> good morning, i'm peter daley, director at the port of san francisco. we have reviewed the legislation and can answer questions regarding its implementation. the idea is to protect the city and the port from any disruption of our monetary opportunities from these excursions operations. they're an important part of the portfolio. i'm here to answer any questions. >> supervisor safai: great. i don't think we have any. any members of the public wish to comment on the item, please come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> supervisor yee: i want to thank supervisor peskin for introducing this legislation. it's important that our city support our workers and making sure that the operators and contractors and companies actually follow the wishes of the city in terms of having some harmony and peace. i would like it make a motion -- you want to say anything? >> supervisor safai: i would add to that, i agree it's important that we solidify our labor agreements with regard to private interests that are benefitting from their agreements with the city

oakland, 66 today. 60 in half moon bay. 59 in daley city. san mateo reaching 67. the embarcadero up to 63 degrees. for the north bay, we're going to see those highs mostly in the mid to upper 70s. as we get dressed this morning, because of the cooler air, especially to start out the day, grab a need that to keep you comfortable and also some pants, maybe jeans that will be comforwe'r seeing the deck of s high clouds moving across the bay area because of this trough that's ushered inlerir across the bay area. so, that's going to keep it partly to mostly cloudy for at least the first part of the day. still shining through those high clouds made of ice crystals. our high temperatures today reaching into the upper 70s. more of the same tomorrow. still really nice on saturday. heading into next week we return to some more seasonable weather with highs in the low 80s for san francisco. it's still going to be brisk today with those winds. looking at mid-60s for the weekend. mike, you have an update on the situation in hayward. >> a number of things going on. overall the

got about 62 in daley city. 83 sonoma. 81 in vallejo.t bay, 70s with the hazy afternoon sunshine. 72 for oakland. 79 fremont. and inland, warm. upper 80s to lower 90s with the poor air quality. 91 in brentswood. 89 in livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow all about the spare the air day, that hazy sunshine. take a slight dip in temperatures as you head into wednesday. but really we're staying close to average even through the upcoming weekend. which will start breezy on saturday. >> all right. good timing for the holiday, drew. thank you. >> sure. >>> we're still talking about khalil mack. >> everyone is still talking about khalil mack. even harder today because he showed up in his bears uniform. all right. khalil mack called the raiders a great organization as he was introduced as a chicago bear. i know that won't make raider nation feel any better but what the star defensive sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's t

the facilities are located in residential neighborhoods in south san francisco, daley city and pacifica. katy utehs has more on the investigation. a deceiving name, rainbow bright for a family-run business accused of dark conditions. >> rainbow bright was cheating not just their workers of their pay, not just the workers of their dignity, but was cheating you and he as taxpayers. >> about $8.5 million says state attorney general xavier becerra. the two adults and two child care facilities are tucked away in pacifica, daley citynd south san francisco neighborhoods. >> we never know what happened. >> the sign says we just stepped out, but on thursdy investigators raided the facilities, seizing the weapons seen here. a loaded handgun apparently found under a blanket in the garage of a day care. and then we saw a lot of packages were removed and we were praying. >> joshua, noel, face exploitation. >> they were forced to work up to 24 hours a day. they slept on the floors and in garages. they were locked outside sometimes in the rain when the owners were not home. >> becerra said the accused

well i was neighborhood and i don't know how we got bridgeport running down the street with mayor daley it will raise them not about allow kids to go they will you'll see that they're going to get up and they're going to police their neighborhood period they will work with the police or against 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 to change yes and if feels amazing i suppose it is yeah because this is going to google 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 back to america when its own weight has anyone checked in with real in a while. really can make a thinner moment and when they can. get. the voice to. these jobs it's your brother. he's got a good gig for the next eight years now don't really innocent even that the worst possible. thing. oh say no more just very loud and clear he replies a little fish are you g

daley city 62. in the north bay, temperatures coming down. 84 in napa. 82 in san rafael. 73 berkeley and 74 in oakland. inland spots, still hot. 93 in livermore, 94 in antioch. i'm drawing your attention back to here. weather is going to get interesting. watching hurricane rosa. here is our first system, there is a second system in the pacific. both of those are heading in our direction. the deal with both of those, the first one is not as strong. the second one may link up with this. so hurricane rosa is a category 1 hurricane. big swells expected for mexico and southern california. expected to strength on the a category three hurricane by friday morning. it will eventually fall apart is what it looks like, and moisture from rosa may link up with that second system producing some showers. here's the first system. saturday morning, it starts to approach in the evening hours that showers are expected in northern california. the north bay may see a light shower or sprinkle. a better chance monday into

richard daley calls in azeri going to draft you cannot all play out in the story of 1968. when he made the announcement, i can think of you standing in front of the wilson portrait. knowing that symbolize the toll it always took on the president. the knife is not over for all bj, changed into blue turtleneck , appearing very lighthearted, happy and relieved. then he left to meet 35 reporters. enjoying the shock journalism, you could see them wanting and clamoring and how were vocal bullets are decision. just as they were vocal bullets the statement said. completely a revocable. you just take the statement and read it. there were no word, i just made it. another asked whether he felt like you were sacrificed. i am not sacrificing anything. i am doing what i think is right. to permit me to render the maximum possible service in a limited time i have left. after the press conference ends, the president retired to his living quarters. about midnight deceased arthur looked at his friend and i think this is really important. he said i was never sure of any decision i made in my

the facilities are located in residential neighborhoods in south san francisco, daley city and pacifica. katie utehs has more on the investigation. >> a deceiving name, rainbow bright for a family-run business accused of dark conditions. >> rainbow bright was cheating not just their workers of their pay, not just the workers of theirt wasating aays state attorney general xavier becerra. the four adult and two child care facilities are tucked away in pacifica, daley city and south san francisco neighborhoods. >> they have been here a long time. >> long time. the sign says we just stepped out, but on thursday, investigators raided the facilities, seizing the weapon seen here. a loaded handgun apparently found under a blanket in the garage of a day care. >> and then we saw a lot of packages were removed and we were praying they would close the place. joshua, noel, gerlen and carlina gamo currently face charges for human trafficking, rape and labor exploitation. >> they were forced to work up to 24 hours a day. they slept on the floors and in garages. they were locked outside sometimes in t

wrong and here's the legal reasons why and then i just started they contacting the asylum office like daley brain and then thankfully they did so then they turned over their own decision they agreed that the there was a legal basis for the credible fear finding and they placed her in proceedings and that was that's where we are now and then of course right after that is when betty was finally released with her daughter so you have to through all that for her to be able to at least have a case here now i mean it's it's yes or no i'm sorry if you don't if she doesn't have you like she will be on its back probably yes it's hard to say in this particular set of circumstances i do think that it's true that probably her case would just be dead in the water and she wouldn't be able to go forward and apply for asylum if she didn't have counsel because i don't know how how would they know that they needed to make a request for reconsideration right i mean it's it's without a i don't know how they do it without lawyers. for now betty and her daughter will be able to stay and wait to see if she's offi

stephen daley has brought a car along with him to grand and nine hundred sixty one british built forward capri. michael great design michael art it it inspires dreams and this car was meant to give the english consumer a dream of america but also it's called a capri and it was meant to give him the dream of foreign travel. all of the cars on display at grand basel have a story to tell and here they presented like artworks in a gallery in just the right light. the vehicles on show range from the earliest of automobiles. to the wild experiments of the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's. to the self driving electric cars designed by jet to adjust to. what is that. grandpa's will an exciting new platform to discuss past and future mobility and our continuing fascination with the automobile. and with that we come to the end of another week of euro maxwell don't forget to keep up with this. on facebook from me and the rest of us here it's by for now see you again soon. thank you for. the book. blah. blah blah blah blah blah blah. blah blah. blah blah blah blah. blah blah blah blah. blah b

they went upa this strike by rachel daley. the target. —— lucy bronze finding the target. adam lalla na has pulled bronze finding the target. adam lallana has pulled out of the england squad for the upcoming matches against spain and switzerland due to a groin strain. he is returned to liverpool for treatment, but fulham goalkeeper marcus bent nally has been called up to bolster the squad meeting that england now have four keepers in their party. meanwhile, manchester united defender luke shaw has been speaking about changes he's been going through to win his place back for cloud and country. notjust on the pitch, but off the pitch i have matured. i've grown up and you can say i've gone from startup may be a kid to a man now, and i know what i need to do to push myself and i want to play for manchester united and obviously i want to stay there and obviously i want to stay there and obviously fight for my place and prove my worth to the team and obviously i want to try and do the same here now and give gareth bale a headache to

wrong and here's the legal reasons why and then i just started they contacting the asylum office like daley brain and then thankfully they did so then they turned over their own decision they agreed that the there was a legal basis for the credible fear finding and they placed her in proceedings and that was that's where we are now and then of course right after that is when betty was finally released with her daughter so you have to do all that for her to be able to at least have a case here now i mean it's it's yes or no i'm sorry if you don't if she doesn't have you like she will be units in back probably yes it's hard to say in this particular set of circumstances i do think that it's true that probably her case would just be dead in the water and she wouldn't be able to go forward and apply for asylum if she didn't have counsel because i don't know how how would they know that they needed to make a request for reconsideration right i mean it's it's without it i don't know how they do it without lawyers. being. for now betty and her daughter will be able to stay and wait to see if she's

half moon bay, daley city, fog will linger, 63. downtown san francisco, 68.y, temperatures ranging from the 60s to the 90s north of the bay area there. cloverdale, lakeport. 84 in napa. 87 in santa rosa. san rafael. 82. 81 invao. in the east bay, 73 oakland, berkeley, 76 fremont. sunshine and mild weather. in the inland east bay, warm. 87 in concord and livermore. we have so many events happening around the bay area, let's start with the sausalito arts festival. opening time just comfortable weather. 63 and bright, sunny, mild, right on through the afternoon hours. we also this the millbrae art and wine festival. sunny, breezy saturday. fog giving way to sun, and warmer on sunday. cal's playing, football time, tomorrow at memorial stadium. mild, upper 60s, and warming up to the low 70s. so just make sure you have the sunscreen and have a great time if you're going to any of the events. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, mid 60s to upper 80s tomorrow. warming it up with inland heat, 92 degrees inland. mid 60s coast. labor day warmth continues. and then we se

wrong and here's the legal reasons why and then i just started they contacting the asylum office like daley brain and then thankfully they did so then they turned over their own decision they agreed that the there was a legal basis for the credible fear finding and they placed her in proceedings and that was that's where we are now and then of course right after that is when betty was finally released with her daughter so you have to do all that for her to be able to at least have a case here now i mean it's it's yes or no i'm sorry if you don't if she doesn't have you like she will be on its skin back probably yes it's hard to say in this particular set of circumstances i do think that it's true that probably her case would just be dead in the water and she wouldn't be able to go forward and apply for asylum if she didn't have counsel because i don't know how how would they know that they needed to make a request for reconsideration. right i mean it's without it i don't know how they do it without lawyers. for now betty and her daughter will be able to stay and wait to see if she's officia

fire investigators are trying to figure out what started a house fire in daley city.just before 6:00 last night near hillsdale boulevard. the victim, a 76-year-old man, dieed a t the scene. at least one other person was displaced by that house fire. the home sustained heavy smoke damage. arson is not suspected, though, in this fire. >>> the family run facility on the peninsula is now under human trafficking and weapons investigation. four people have been investigated and they're accused of exploiting their facilities. they operated rainbow bright. and the employees accuse the owners of making them work 24- hour days and forcing them to sleep on a garage floor. the workers were taking care of children and the elderly while their bosses allegedly trafficked them and then stockpiled guns. authorities say three of the guns were so-called ghost rifle which is means they did not have serial numbers. >> why you need this type of fire power to take care of people who are infirm, who are aged or who are children, i can't understand it. >> arrested yesterday were the four as w

taxi divers, who may have captured dashcam footage in the area to come forward. 0lympic diver tom daleycome a success. speaking on radio 4's desert island discs, he said he was speaking out about gay rights to give others hope. i think there is something, as well, of growing up feeling slightly different and not feeling like the rest of your classmates, not feeling like you fit in. and i didn't realise that it wasn't socially acceptable, if you like, to like boys and girls, and it wasn't until i went to secondary school that i started to realise, oh, not chronos is like me. and you feel less land. and i think to this date those feelings are feeling less than an feelings are feeling less than an feeling different other things that have given me the power and strength to be able to succeed in the other things that i have done, because you wa nt to things that i have done, because you want to prove that are not less than, and you want to prove that you something, and you are someone, and iam not something, and you are someone, and i am not going to disappoint eve ryo ne i am not going to d

bill daley became commerce secretary. chief of staff to barack obama for a while. he was from my city. he was the chairman of my finance committee. i voted against it. .e led the charge do you think they see me as a friend and an ally? no. m, of working men and women. trade agreements are bad when they are not fair agreements for workers. made mistakes in not communicating. maybe we did not communicate well enough that we saved to general voters. i don't know this, i have a feeling a lot of those white workers at general motors that the democrats saved, they did not vote for us in the last election. we have to ask, what can we do better to communicate to other people? five years ago that said white men between 40 and 55, there was an acceleration of their mortality rate. they were dying. it exceeded african-americans and latinos. did i do anything about it? did it raised a concern? did i say, let me look into this? maybe i didn't. maybe i was not as careful. we have to be watchful and careful about the totality of who we are as a nation. because otherwise people ca

lebo diseko, bbc news. 0lympic diver tom daley says he grew up feeling inferior to everyone because of radio 4's desert island discs, he said he wanted to prove himself so that he did not disappoint everyone when they eventually found out about his sexuality. he also said he was speaking out about gay rights to give others "hope". you can hear that interview on my player as well. —— on polling stations have opened in macedonia where voters are deciding whether to change their country's name to north macedonia. this could possibly end a decades—old spat with greece. athens has always insisted that its northern neighbour's name implies a territorial claim on the greek region of macedonia. as guy de launey reports from the capital skopje, it's a particularly important vote for the country's young people. macedonia's spent much of the 21st—century looking to ancient history. it splurged a fortune on recasting its capital as the cradle of civilisation, appropriating greek heroes and infuriating its southern neighbour. but now it is out with the old and time to look the future, potentially,

still ahead, speaking with bill daley, trying to follow in the footsteps of his father and mother asayor of chicago. 1:30ll speak to me at eastern time. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." we are looking at u.s. listed chinese companies in the crosshairs of the trade war. aba lower today after the trump administration said it was ready to impose a 10% levy on chinese goods. what is happening with the stocks? emma: just ticked up into the green. this is after reporting the president is ready to impose a 10% levy, $200 billion on .hinese goods could happen as soon as today. the president tweeted saying tariffs have put him in a strong bargaining position. alibaba, jd, a way for u.s. businesses to access the number of chinese goods. the stocks have plummeted since the first round of tariffs. you can see alibaba is down 23%. also impacting the broader market in china. a number of indices down about 1.2 to one point -- 1.2% to 1.5%. you can see it has now hit a four year low. what we thought would have been an ameliorating situation -- david: that may suggest the president is ri

he would work for the next month secretly with richard daley, the mayor of chicago where the conventionwould be held to plan a second day appearance which would steamroll the draft movement. put that aside. that mccarthy came close to beating him then kennedy entered the race and he was the leading candidate when he won the california primary but tragically he was assassinated the same night which took him out of the race and left at open field and also created a bigger problem for him. and johnson's mortal fear to be succeeded in the presidency always known as the president broke ended to leave johnson open to criticize more than ever before from the campaign. and to move apart for me and also met with nixon the day after and nixon told him if lbj did not but nixon would not criticize him and his policy. and agreed not to call for bombing and leaving humphrey out in the cold. cannot push for a more moderate policy because it runs counter to democratic policy and that is just where he wants jensen. and also wrote at the time that he thought johnson in his heart of hearts would repeat ov

final question before i let you go, your last name is daley. what do you think?i have two other brothers and three sisters. >> a lot of you, huh? >> there's a lot of us. >> what would convince you to run? >> the bears beat the packers sunday night. >> there's it. if the bears beat the packers you're running for mayor? >> i didn't say that. i said it will be a big factor. >> wow. suddenly someone wants to end the interview a little bit early. let's go pack rs. >> good to talk to you. >>> could a blue wave flood both house of congress? the senate is more in play than you realize this november. bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not compromising. -you're taking a shower? -water pressure's crucial, scott! it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. -they don't say that. it's like

if you hadn't been for that, they would have thought of something else i would think. ,>> mayor daley. senator mccain: how are you? good to see you. thank you, sir. thank you. hi, how are you? nice to see you, how are you? good. thank you for having me. >> we are going to take you back in the offices for a little while until we get started. senator mccain: what time are we supposed to start? >> 7:30. senator mccain: ok. good. [footsteps] senator mccain: if you receive urgent pleas for personalization, i would be glad to do it. >> very nice. senator mccain: we seem to get veterans who come in. >> we have had quite a few. senator mccain: carla will screw this up. cannot trust her. [laughter] senator mccain: she is on a rehab program. >> from being around you. [laughter] senator mccain: what is she saying? she's going to need a rehab. >> you recently appeared on "saturday night live." how was that? senator mccain: i have been told that i do not have a singing career ahead of me, although i certainly enjoyed it. i do not think my new album of mccain singing streisand will be at the top of

and daley city, reaching 60 degrees. some lower 60s for most of san francisco. notice the wind speeds coming in from the west at about 17 miles per hour. not as breezy for the north bay. and santa rosa will reach 78 degrees. so starting to see a little bit more clearing here, as we look at the satellite imagery. you can still see the fog and clouds near the coast. once again, an update on all of the rain that's been developing because of the relatenant remn florence. we'll see conditions improv thing within the next couple of days. we're going to have a spike in temperatures as high pressure builds, giving us more of an offshore wind flow. so the inland valleys, heading up to 85 degrees. 92 on thursday. then just in time for the first day of fall, we're back to 83 degrees and the cooling trend continues into the beginning of next week. so very nice week ahead. >> someone is trying to stay, don't forget about me on thursday. don't forget about me. >> i'll never forget about you. coming up, maybe you heard it before, cannabis can make things easier for people who

it's now phyllis' run by tyne daley. crews worked meticulously to make the set as identical as possible. the cast invited us to their 70. inside stage k. open the door and find brown's townhome virtually untouched. >> when you stepped back out on the set for the first time for the live studio awed a yens was it emotional? >> very. when we first saw the town house set finished, we burst into tears. >> reporter: as far as recreating the same chemistry, just listen to the first table read. >> bang. the same laugh, the same gestures. it was a join. >> reporter: six original show writers returned including the show's creator, diane english. >> i think it's important to see somebody murphy's age doing her job and doing it really well. >> reporter: and with current events as the subject -- >> is i always hope that they won't take it for real, but they did back then. >> reporter: she recalled then vice president dan quayle speak. >> do you think people will respond? >> we'll just see, won't we. >> reporter: either way, berks r g

much dooley in daley city. 73 in petaluma. 73 the high in san rafel. east bay, near 70 on your tuesday. 66 in oakland with that afternoon breeze. about 66 in richmond. and inland, sitting comfortably in the 70s. about 78 brentwood. the same in livermore. but things change on wednesday. this is a day of transition. by wednesday, warmer air begins to move in. inland, 90 degrees. shoreline, close to the 70s, if not 80s. the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow breezy and cool. temperatures rebound here on wednesday. thursday, no matter where you live, mild-to-warm out there, even to friday to end out the week. by saturday, as fall begins, temperatures back to where they should be this time of the year. >> we'll savor it. >>> a wild accident at an east coast circus. seven people injured by a startled camel. >>> also ahead, some of america's healthiest schools are here in the bay area. which made the list thanks to mauntil i held her.diabetes wasn't my top priority. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. once daily tresiba® cont

in that race, dianne feinstein leads the challenger kevin daley on 37 percent-29 percent. 44 percent of the people polled say they do not know which democratic candidate to vote for. the survey found daily owner tends to attract more republican, newer, and younger voters and feinstein supporters are very loyal. struck a woman in detroit is crediting her love of selfies work saving her life. when he a branch got up and was taking photos to post on facebook. >> each one was worse to the next one, and i was thinking, what is wrong. >> she became startled when she noticed one side of her face was drooping. she realized she was having a stroke. she called 911. the ambulance arrived just as she started to lose her ability to speak. she spent the last several weeks in physical and speech therapy and says she knows exactly how lucky she is. >> i will stop making fun of people who take selfies because that selfie literally saved my life. >> branch suffered a stroke in 2016 and knows the telltale signs. she is urging everyone to pay close attention to their own bodies and said taking regular s

joining me now, errol louis is back, and mike daley, senior columnist at the daily beast.y with the best of intentions. but this process we've seen with all alt weeklies and local papers, a commoditization, a cutting of key editorial staff that removes differentiation, that spelled its doom. mike, you worked at "the voice" in its heyday when it was a local and national gem, in some ways. >> it was. if you're a young person, you go in there, and, you know, there's jack neufield, wayne barrett, jules pfeiffer. there's people who really are who they are. by being around people who really are who they you, you learn how to be who you are. i really mean that. if you say, what makes wayne barrett wayne barrett, and you see it's hard work, it's faith, it's being a bit of a pain in the -- and you learn all these elements and you start recognizing things in yourself. and the great thing about a place like "the voice" is you don't try to copy people. you learn how to be yourself. >> when it came out on wednesdays, it was an event. i got my first apartment from classifieds in "the vi

have to have a point in chicago where we are going to make sure that we say, after 30 years, mayor daleyhe mayor for 30 years and he did a fine job of developing downtown. that really hurt the city of chicago. we have to make sure that we spread the developments so that chicago can be the royal class city that we all know it could be. but you are never going to get rid of the violence. >> laura: while you can't have development without street safe streets. >> the first responsibility of government at every level is to provide for the physical security of the constituents. it's a chicago democrats have failed to do so time and time again. the idea of this policy of containment, like there is a bunch of george kennan's running around in chicago containing violence, and these poor neighborhoods that have been turned into shooting galleries, most residents are law abiding. they are more worried about the layout than they are about protecting black families in the city of chicago. >> okay gentlemen, thank you very much. programming note, we will soon be airing a "the ingraham angle" special.