and daley, mayor daley knew it might be a contentious week, and he was right. when he was asked about the chaos and the protesters and all of this, all he could say was, at least no one was killed. but there were many arrests and much heavy handedness from the chicago police department. this is a "time" cover by the same artist that did the rfk, a very different cover, more of a cartouche, it is not a painting. we move from the democrats to the republicans. richard nixon was running again after losing to john kennedy in 1960, and he would emerge the winner. his running mate was spiro agnew. nixon wanted someone who was competent, but he didn't want anyone who would upstage him, and spiro agnew was perfect for that. he was a maryland governor but nobody really knew him, and he was perfect for next and, who was then dwight eisenhower's vice president for eight years, so he knew what agnew was in for very well. but the nation didn't know what these men, the turmoil they were going to cause later, but that is later. this was a time -- was a "time" cover by the same

the blame for the riot can be laid squarely on the shoulders of mayor daley. he denied protests to people who wanted to peacefully protest the war. he had a take no prisoners mentality. he told the chicago police go in there and take no prisoners. he ensured that chicago would be the site when all of the world would see the unbridgeable gaps among americans. there is a literary person who said the war is destroying us as we are destroying vietnam. another reporter was more so uccinct and said the democrats are finished as he scrolls in a notebook, watching police chase hippies down michigan avenue. the twin legacies of the chicago convention and lyndon johnson's aggressive policies in vietnam handicapped hubert humphrey's candidacy. he was in a very difficult position. he was the vice president. it is bad form to criticize a sitting president. even if the president is a lame duck president as lyndon johnson was. humphrey was much more inclined to press for peace than johnson had done. the economy was booming. there was government spending on the increasingly e

tristan daley went along.pendent spirit awards, exuberant to be honoured for their efforts in the making of independent films released in 2018. it's an event for individuals fiercely committed to indie cinema. 0ften struggling to make movies on a shoestring budget. everybody here knows what it's like to not have the money and mortgage their houses and say "let's just get together" with a bunch of friends and do anyway, and not wait for anyone's permissions. so we're all here to celebrate that. the independent spirit awards are last in a long calendar of awards shows, leading up to 0scars night. the spirits focus on smaller, more modest films, those with budgets of $20 million or under. even so, the spirits have commonly been an indicator for what would win at the oscars, but that has changed. green book took home the best picture prize at the oscars, while if beale street could talk won best feature at the spirits. it's an adaptation of a james baldwin novel. i love james baldwin and i have always had to wante

with the then powerful richard daley in chi cago.r wished she had made up with daley, because he may have gone further in life. 1973, seven years after he left the governorship, he was the fetid and -- he was defeated in 1976, his downfall began one he and his wife purchased a loan and quickly opened a branch and tony, suburb, and they made that the headquarters. in 1986, federal authorities took over the savings and loans saying it was not solvent. the following year, walker was indicted on perjury and other charges related to the operation of the savings and loan. charged,termined or which was true, that he had profited personally from funds connected to the savings and loan. he pled guilty to three of the inrges and was sentenced to seven years in prison. that was by federal district court judge williams in chicago. a only served one year and half of it because he was released for health and other reasons, but it was tough duty. he was one of the governors, i biographer -- and it was very difficult. he was in a real penitentiary.

the state's attorney at cook county richard daley was informed specifically by a doctor and the policeuperintendent about this torture, and he chose to doo nothing about it. because he did nothing about it, burge was able to, and the next 10 years, torture another 75 individuals -- all african-american men. , andrewars after that wilson, who had been sentenced to death, filed a complaint in federal court challengiging his torture and suing burge. that is how we got involved. during his trial, an anonymous police source, who we later e, started top badg give me information that laid out exactly the map of what had happened, the systemic nature of the torture, the fact that daley and his surrogates were involved, that the police superintendent, the mayor were involved. we followed that map, basically, for the next 20, 30 years even as we sit here today, to uncover evidence that supported the idea that this was a systememic torture, this was something that sent people to death row, this was something that convicted innocent people. ultimately, all of this led to burge's firing. it led to

it was a good return to international diving for tom daley.n—opening diving world series injapan. it's the first time he's competed since becoming a dad last summer. man, this mma thing is really hard. that was jon jones after he retained his light—heavyweight title at ufc 235. he dominated fellow american anthony smith in a gruelling five—round fight to earn a unanimous decision in las vegas. and this is awkward. a prestigious women's cycling race in belgium had to be temporarily stopped after the breakaway leader almost caught the men's race. nicole hanselmann was allowed to build an advantage after the restart, but eventually finished 74th. chantal blaak took the title. england's women are in with a chance of winning the shebelieves cup, after holding world champions the usa to a draw. manager phil neville had described the match as the "ultimate test" ahead of this summer's world cup. his team will face japan on tuesday. jo currie reports from nashville... what is it a name, everything and nothing if you are part of this team. they had the

additionally, as a northern democrat, mayor daley was verbally supportive of civil rights organizing that was happening in the south, to get rid of legal segregation. when i came to conditions here in chicago, he said there were less problems. steve: put this time period into context. you have the little rock nine in 1957. the civil rights movement was brewing. what was happening? but was it like in the country and here in the city? elizabeth: a turbulent time. civil rights activism have been growing, particularly around school issues. other attempts to desegregate schools in the south as well. in chicago, there was a major movement to desegregate schools and that came to a head in 1963. if we think of 1953 nationally, there was a lot going on. that was the summer of the march on washington for jobs and freedom. most people know this for martin luther king's i have a dream speech. also in 1963, that fall, the bombing of a church in the south, the killing of young girls. there were a lot of major things happening. the children's march have an earlier that summer. in the south, childre

knowsdaily -- mayor daley about this. if you got out to vote, your garbage got picked up and your snow got plowed. if you didn't do that, you got fired. that is a lawyer eventually took on the daley machine saying people shouldn't be hired or fired for political purposes. in the early days, starting in the late 50's or 60's, you performed for the party or you didn't get jobs. it is funny. the newspapers in chicago have .one a good job over the years you go before the organization to be slated for a judge. people get slated and if the party is for you, there are so many judges on the ballot in cook county because of the way they split it up, nobody knows who the people are. if you are on the ballot, you win. tiffany: how did the power of this machine's that seem to be chicago make its way to springfield? alderman youu an have real power. there are 50 of them. sometimes it was more important in chicago to be eight a member -- to be a member of the council. as these stories about paul and others who were corrupt down stators

. >>> a fire ripped through a fire complex in daley city. two people were taken to the hospital with injuries. you can see the fire. it was at an apartment complex crestwood drive near westlake shopping center. >>> and now to sacramento, protesters disrupted the city council meeting africa qua -- after california attorney general announced the state would not charge the police officers that shot stephon. >> we want the people who were arrested last night to have all the charges dropped. that was unacceptable. >> speakers got three minutes, some wanted more. >> you're done. you're done. sit down or you would leave. >> the mayor lost patience when a man jumped up on the table. >> no justice. no peace. >> outside city hall dozens who couldn't get seats eruptedment they were watching the on gh. >> the attorney general believes like the d.a. is officers had reasonable fear for their lives based on clark's behavior. >> there's no win here. we have to find a way to move forward. >> the way forward took a step back monday night with a protest involv

the city tomorrow going to 66 with sunshine. 63 for daley city. into the north bay, a lot of 70s on the board. 73 in vallejo. if you are headed to the a's game, beautiful day for a ball game. 70 for oakland the high. 74 in union city. 68 in rich land. 76 in brentwood, 75 for walnut creek, 74 the high pleasanton. mold supports apores are runnin right now. make sure you wear sunscreen. changes come into the forecast on monday. cloud cover and then we'll pin point showers in the north bay as we head back to work and school. but a better chance for area wide showers on tuesday. sunny and warm. enjoy it tomorrow. there's a best chance on monday of light showers everywhere, and then more showers thursday into friday and the upcoming weekend next weekend. >>> now abc 7 sports with mindii bach. >> the last double digit seed in the sweet 16, the cardinal got a big game from anna wilson, and they needed it. she is the younger sister of russell wilson who was in chicago with his wife next possess, fast break for stanford. and there is wilson yet again. she i

the coastline a little cooler, pacifica, half moon bay topping out about 62 degrees. 63 and sunny in daley c c c c c napa about 74. 71 san rafael. 73 in vallejo. the east bay, bright and beautiful. in san leandro. and 76 in brentwood, ramon. lots of sunshine. a first pitch temperature in your 70 degrees. put the sunscreen on. uv index is running high this time of the year and enjoy the game. as we head into monday, changes first in the sky. a lot of cloud cover with overcast skies and future cast trying to bring us a shower mainly in the north bay. but shower chances become more widespread on tuesday. enjoy tomorrow. it is sunny and warm. there's that best chance in the north bay on monday. but more widespread light showers on tuesday. a brief break on wednesday. and then back to back storms. one on thursday and another one friday into saturday. so tomorrow certainly the best day we have in the forecast. and then the umbrellas get to come back this week. >> have you ever thought about hitting save on the computer? >> all the time. >> mindi bach is here with a look at sports. basketball, re

mission heading down towards daley city. and you'll notice the great highway is wet. light rain in sfo, stoney point road, petaluma, highway 101 getting some steady rain. the go the heaviest rain is going to be shortlived. bat of moisture. be prepared for downpours. in the sierra, it's just scattered light snow showers right now. statewide snow pack is doing well. winter sto warning until 4:00 a.m. heavy, wet snow up to two feet over the peaks. right now, 40s, 50s,over keeping the temperatures up and a beautiful view as we look towards san francisco. rain spreads overnight, as far as the widespread rain, heaviest in the morning. stronger storm is due in next week. on our storm impact scale, the storm is a level two. brief downpours between the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning. half an inch to an inch, and breezy at times. it's already breezy in the hills. 4:30, moderate to heavy rain, coming down prettygood, even at 7:30 for the bay area. as we head into about 10:00 a.m., that's when most of the activity starts to let up along the coast, just some pockets of

thank you can both crematorium is the oldest and most sacred of daley's three hundred seventy five open cremation sites or cox it's also the busiest cremating about seventy bodies pretty. it's sinking in now looking at all these burning bodies and immediately reminded of my own grandmother's passing last year brings up a lot of raw emotions that go with the passing of a love that is a difficult time for families and not particularly a moment when the environment is of primary concern but an organization called mox that is trying to change all that. you must be untrue yeah i go until guard is an executive officer of the ngo one day mission is about to start and they have just done. the initial late dinner and how long does it keep it it takes about a minimum five to six hours five to six hours i can see your eyes are watering yeah because of the aleutian and you can see it's stored in a dark small yeah really dark so this is the actual pollard and i see there is a little bit more activity now see now the chief more not all the sun he will do the most important part of the commission proc

moved on so she has not set a date but has made it pretty clear that she is intending to go as long as daley is pasta thinking by the end of june beginning of july fifth it does all rest on that day ok so she has said she's willing to call it quits. does that ensure the passage of her breaks a player. does not ensure the passage and we've heard that various bricks a tear m.p.'s in her own party who have very mentally oppose the deal and to raise them a are now beginning to come on board so for example the former foreign secretary boris johnson the former conservative party leader in duncan smith even the head of that right wing european research group jacob riis is talking about the possibility as long as those ten northern irish do you pm piece to prop up the government and also oppose the deal if they might abstain so it's trickling through however there are many others who are digging their heels in saying that they are not ever going to back this deal they had a meeting with the country and apparently it got quite emotional and that would mean theresa may would still have to get support

and then the absurdity of what's happening today having as you said ruled out stories amaze daley's be unacceptable for the hard coal policy is that it's a day they will almost inevitably rule out leaving the european union without a deal but it won't mean anything because they will still leave without a deal unless they can think of something else to do instead in the next fortnight or just over and they can't think of what else that that thing is and so it's just absolutely absurd and you can hear m.p.'s on the radio and places like that describing themselves as being in a failing parliaments eight is a flood crisis now for democracy in this country let's talk to i mean but it's who's head of politics at c.c.a. and newspaper fighting parliament you think so absolutely i mean i think your analogy about them putting their time in i was out and i wonder why it has to walk racially because the thing with these no you do votes they can no you know at the table they called deed i lest the e.u. agreed to the other extending it the e.u. just so i guess what's the point exactly the e.u. are g

we sent tristan daley along to find out more. of digital cinema technology has made film—making more accessible. today, if you have money in the bank you can buy the latest in video or lighting equipment and learn how to use it from tutorials online. the trade show at south by southwest offers companies pioneering these film—making tools a venue to demonstrate the newest products, and i am here to investigate what they have to offer. while roaming around the exhibition space i found one company demonstrating their hardware used for digitally recording the movements of objects and people. this is called motion capture. this group's tool for executing this common animation technique is on the cutting—edge. at the core of the motion capture company, motion capture is to be very much limited to animation and big films but about three or four years ago we introduced an affordable motion capture system. for example, in this booth in south by southwest we are showing three different partner software and three different applications of t

. >>> daley city where fire ripped through a city. two people were taken to the hospital with injuries. you can see the fire. it was at an apartment complex near the westlake shopping center. four apartments were damaged. there's no word on a cause. >> now to the weather, more rain on the way. this is a live picture from east way looking west. >> in the santa cruz mountains people were bracing for the rain. some loading up on sand for the sandbags, valley churches united, another load of sand is see highest level of rainfall. it comes out of every watershed of the this is a community that snows to be prepared. >> bill martin is cracking the rain. >> we're getting rain right now and going good after midnight. that impacts the morning commute. santa rosa .10, there's been light thus far, i want to point out southern california, look at the cells, that's the southern moisture. look at the lightning hits in bakersfield. we have scattered showers now. around clearlake, there's a flood washing in effect. stays in effect through friday. any

>> reporter: police were on scene quickly last night when a man struck a woman in the head on the daleyy train. when we got off the colma train, b.a.r.t. police were there to make the arrest and there was quick response last night when a man grabbed a woman's backpack and threw her to the ground. police arrested the man and the backpack was recovered. >> the real objective is not only to arrest people, but really to some of these crimes from happening. >> reporter: he says he is hoping to have a full police staff in a couple l of years. reporting live in arinda, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> it's only a test but a test that one day could save your life. tomorrow morning california is testing a new earthquake warning system. here's the lowdown. 11:00 a.m. tomorrow in downtown oakland near lake merritt. there's the lake right there. if you live in this yellow highlighted zone, that includes downtown and uptown, your phone will likely be buzzing. in fact, that's the goal. send an alert to as many cell phones as possible to see how fast this warning system will work. it'

pain daley's only offer a bed tenants have no guarantees and risk getting kicked out at any moment nineteen year old luis works as a barber he barely earns enough each day to pay for his. to me this is like something for prisoners three bunk beds that mean six people you don't have the privacy you want and you can never leave your valuables here. then israel and migrants are at the mercy of fate if they don't and counter helpful colombians they risk being exploited and can only hope to someday be able to afford a place they can truly come home. and now a story we promise will not give you high blood pressure researchers in israel say that they have discovered the world's longest salt cave in mount set up near the dead sea an international expedition led by the hebrew university of jerusalem spent two years mapping the cave which is known as the model and cave now the cave that was thought to be the longest until now is on the iranian island of question. breakdancing has been given a provisional green light to be included in the twenty twenty four olympics in paris yes. critics argue the pur

david: flynn, you pointed out the bill daley problem.ll changes, including putting the union on the line. does the governor have the political will to make changes that need to be done within six months to a year. flynn: i think it will be modest steps. is to persuaden some state employees to take early retirement. that would be a structural fix, if you can convince a large number you are dealing with long-term obligation, but it will be tough. the lesson from the mayor's race, the first round last week's do not mess with the unions. david: illinois is standing. the municipal market is robust. sean: that is a good point. the amount of demand in the muni market has been sensational. supply is very well telegraphed. we have seen a renewed interest in retail. at salt deduction was kept $10,000. that will have a meaningful outcome for text conversations. that is already beginning. retail has been driving the demand in the salt states. alix: how much of the strength in the muni market is demand driven because it is a short-term thing for tax

if you're feeling a bit groggy this morning spare a thought for strictly‘s tess daley and claudia winkleman information, including how to donate on the bbc homepage at bbc.co.uk. if you're feeling a bit groggy this morning spare a thought for strictly‘s tess daley and claudia winkleman who've been up all night strutting their stuff for charity. still living! —— they are still moving. you can find out more information, including how to donate on the bbc homepage at bbc.co.uk. to be honest with you, they've been dancing a long time. what did think? far too good and healthy and glamorous being up all night. far too good and healthy and glamorous being up all nightm think it would be easy but it looks hard. we will be checking in with them throughout the morning and speak to them and see how they feel. did you have a look at the inside pages? in every so often we analyse how much things are going up buying in price and what the office for national statistics do is work out what it is now buying and it always changes. instead interest in what goesin changes. instead interest in what goes in and

can live better under israeli control that's of course not acceptable to the person ians but i think daley and others now will in the end next few weeks and i'm not sure if they're going to bring it up tomorrow and the foreign foreign ministers meetings or in the arab summit on sunday you know we will of course look for the. senior political analyst thank you one more element to fold into this and that is the u.s. energy secretary who has authorized several companies to sell nuclear power technology to saudi arabia and others according to the reuters news agency which says the companies have actually requested the deals be kept secret the kingdom is planning to build two nuclear plants and russia south korea and the u.s. are all competing to strike a deal but there are concerns about fueling a nuclear arms race in the middle east kimberley hellcats keeping an eye on this story for us from washington d.c. based on what my one and i've been talking about already kimberly in the way that so many of these issues to do with the united states and saudi arabia are interwoven how can we weave this

chief of national guard, bureau general joseph and sergeant major of the army daniel daley.ank you all very much. great people. they are doing an incredible job. i have to say that. thank you as well to senators steve and john tester. thank you. thank you. john, thank you. and representatives jim banks, greg pete staber and michael walltz. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >> finally to be in the preview of five previous medal of honor recipients. william, ronald sure and brian thanker. thank you very much. great people. they will be written forever into america's heart. travis grew up on a farm in montana. he was also and always most at home in the middle of the wilderness. he loved the wilderness. he loved to comp aamp and fish hundred dollar and he loved to race that snow mobile as you know, right? after travis graduated high school he worked before he joined the army at the age of 24. when they reunited with their son he told them this basic training was the best time i have ever had in my life. nofrds in other words he loved it. he excelled in the army. he always chose

this is right around daley road. the three right lanes blocked and working on cleaning this up.y have called for a couple tow trucks to the scene. checking out what this is doing to the commute, no not great. this one is good. westbound 4 antioch into concord getting through this crash scene, one hour six minutes. that's rough. you can use kirk or past road to get you through half of the backup. san rafael to san francisco, in the green at 16 minutes. check this out. we are friday light at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights at 5:40. >>> thank you, alexis. the mysterious death of 22 race horses at santa anita racetrack is having an impact on golden gate fields in the east bay. >> the company that owns the southern california track owns golden gate fields in albany. they announced a zero tolerance policy for race day medication, including the banning of lasix. it helps stop pulmonary bleeding and is a diuretic on an empty bladder, that makes a horse run faster. all joint injections and steroids will be banned. >> i applaud them for making any changes that is going to re

. >> we made a mistake years ago when this started and richard daley's term we got a lot of traffic controlut the challenge is we have far more cars on the street and we did before there is 10000 more per day so we have to do a much more effective job to frankly think about what is the right level of regulation for the rideshare community that you put people back on the street who know how to manage traffic. >> now we have another question. >> you are both non-native chicagoans ms. preckwinkle you were born in st. paul minnesota and ms. lightfoot born in ohio so give us one thing that tells us that you are a true chicagoa chicagoan. lightfoot: i'm a white sox season-ticket holder over 20 plus years and a ticket holder for the bears i have been in the city 32 years and i own a house here and i am totally committed to the greatness of the city. preckwinkle: i am also a white sox fan and a great lover of the biggest asset that we have of the lake and the neighborhoods it is a wonderful city with fascinating neighborhoods is the reason when you walk down the street people are speaking different

, and its chairman is a passionate adversary of shareholder engagement let's check in with richard daleydaly to learn why investment voter matters welcome back to "mad money." thank you so much. have a seat. >> jim, great to be back. >> let's get right to it why should people even pay attention? why? tell me why. there are billions of institutions what does it mean? does it ever matter? >> all right so jim, why when we do a national election does everybody run to ohio? because ohio matters because ohio can go one way or the other. so particularly in proxy contests, all right, where the vote can go one way or the other, the biggest contests of recent history, like a png with the side of retail investors. >> people watch the show >> viewers they really matter now, voting is easy. as you said, this is the most wonderful time of the year, proxy season they can go on their phone, okay, if they're registered. 70% of your viewers are registered to vote electronically and receive the information electronically so through that with three clicks, six proxies this morning. in the middle of the nigh

i think those agencies, they come into contact with community on a daley basis, and i think it's important those people in those positions can forward complaints or make the d.p.a. aware of what's going on. so i do appreciate that. >> thank you. >> commissioner elias: the one thing that i will say in following up on commissioner hamasaki's comment with respect to item number six, i am concerned about that. my concern is that i don't -- i think that d.p.a. as an independent body shouldn't sort of have to meet and confer or have to meet and agree with i.a.d. with respect to their conclusions on, you know, what their investigation entails or what the results are because it's my understanding that d.p.a. doesn't obtain their file, correct? >> correct. >> commissioner elias: and it's also my understanding that d.p.a. doesn't have sort of compelling powers. you can't force people to come in and do interviews with you. i mean, you have some powers to have certain, you know, officers come in, but you don't really have subpoena powers or other powers to make people or witnesses or other parties com

first moved, when paul and i first moved to california, one of the first people we ever et was leo daley, how many decades ago, thank you for being here. i knew leo before i was volunteer in politics. ut then one thing and another. my kids and i used to go to the library, sort books, do all the things you do as a volunteer. the mayor called me one day and said i know you love the library, i want to appoint you to the library commission. as you said, i said, you don't have to do that save that for somebody else, we'll always volunteer, we love the library. he wasn't known as a feminist, he said nancy, if you're getting -- doing the work, get official recognition for it. you become a member of this commission, you have a vote, you make decisions, people care about what you think, so i did that. today we're celebrating libraries in san francisco, we became the national library of the year. so proud of that. but the point being that for other women, get the recognition for what you are doing. because you never know, as i never knew, that sala would want me to run for office. but when she did

if i would argue there was really a seachange, it was the notion that -- when i left chicago, mayor daley called me into his office and said, how dare you leave this great city, why are you going to this one horse company town called washington. but then he said, why do you want to run a project. in the mind of people, this had been something that was floating around as a project for 100 years. i took his advice and said it is not a project. it is a museum that existed from the day we started. so we began to do exhibitions, books, we birthed the museum online. but the moment that was transformative was when i did my first exhibition, looking on collections in the porter gallery on black portraiture. we opened in new york city. and that moment where people came and said to me, this is real, we need to care about that. members of congress came. so that moment really moved it from an idea that may never happen to a place that was already up and running. it just did not have a building. mr. grumet: a couple more questions. here in the back. ok, more than a couple more questions. we are going

just tweeted, steve, that are major delays between castro valley and west dublin in the dublin and daleyection so bart is having some troubles with the rain. let's talk about system of these commutes and southbound 280 near vista point. southbound 280, an overturned vehicle blocking the left lane and traffic is slow as you head down south on 280, 101, a little slowing in san mateo. san francisco, the ramp from northbound 101 to the central freeway is shut down. so the only option you have after vermont street is really to take eastbound 80, perhaps exit at seventh, and this is backing traffic up as you might expect on northbound 101. as you drive in to san francisco, you can think about the 280 extension. westbound bay bridge is backed up with a lot of slow traffic in oakland on 580 and 880 because of earlier wrecks. it is not raining as hard right now on the san mateo bridge or the dumbarton bridge a little rain on the golden gate bridge. let's go back to the desk. >>> happening toads, thousands of university of california workers are walking the picket lines not going to work. ktvu's a

tess daley and claudia winkleman are dancing all day and all night over at radio 2 to raise money foric relief. i went to dance with them in the early hours of this morning. how many times has somebody said to you overnight, keep dancing? don't! if anybody watches it strictly we are not going to say that at the end, we arejust are not going to say that at the end, we are just going to say have a nice evening, put your feet up! hello, welcome to the programme. we're live until ”am this morning. over a month ago, instagram pledged to remove images of self harm from the site, but we've found that they're still shocking posts showing self harm, including this one, which we have blurred, which are still up there. let us know what you think about that, and about the latest brexit deal at #victorialive. send us an email. here's the news with annita mcveigh. theresa may says she's secured "legally binding" changes to her brexit deal ahead of a vote in the commons later today. speaking after last minute talks in strasbourg last night the prime minister said they included assurances from the eu

tom daley won two medals on his return to diving.n. australia's nick kyrgios said he had prepared for his mexican 0pen final against world number three alexander zverev by going jet—skiing, and it did the trick. he won in straight sets for his fifth atp title. kyrgios has suffered with mental health issues, and he said he hoped his victory would act as an inspiration for others in a similar situation. i think it isjust more an example for anyone that is, you know, going through some struggles and some, you know, in some places where you don't think you can get out of. if i can do it, you can do it as well. i was down and out, really down and out, andi down and out, really down and out, and i really didn't know what i was going to do, and we collect this can change. if i can do it, you guys can do it as well. —— a week like this can change. and finally, mario balotelli is no stranger to the limelight, but have a look at this. the italian scored the first goal in marseille's 2—0 win over saint—etienne, before taking his phone to video

280 is slow into daley city in san francisco.is backed all the way out to the maze. 8:19. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> we had some rain and clouds k the rain is focused on the bay. but we'll head up to lake county, mid-40s. mostly cloudy skies. that is lovely lake county. they are waiting on the next batch of rain that will be here tomorrow afternoon and evening. rain, steve. the usual 48.2 the low. george there, is more rain tomorrow and wednesday. and probably thursday. a little tanker is out there. don't you worry. things will change. but that is the light rain moving through. and that is south san francisco and the sam te'o coast. and a mix of light morning rain, clouds and sun and muggy and humid. and i think the rain will be a morning event and it favors areas around the bay. and tuesday is a different animal that is going to be a system coming in. it is tapping into the moisture. this is towards to santa barbara. and as far as the rain goes, santa rosa for the water that starts october 1st, is about to go

it's wet, not good. 95 northbouns the del out of daley t city moved over tohe shoulder. 395 in a delaycrash. slow all the way to the 14th street. accident cleanupnl has two lanes getting by on iound 14. it's caused an early delay. not a great morning rush. >>> tonight on news 4, the diagnosis no one is ever prepared to hear, cancer. >>> doreen gentzler will show a new free app that will show tfficult and confusing questions fromhe comfort of your own home. >> we'll check your forecast next stay with us welcome to fowler, indiana. one of the windiest places in america. and home to three bp wind farms. in the off-chance the wind ever stops blowing here... the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable energy. it's always ready when needed. or... not. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. >>> good morning everybody. already pockets of moderate rain moving into northern virginia and southern maryland,here's more where that came from. heavy rain headed our way o for mo the afternoon and evening hours. the afternoon

that would be made up of member selected by the mayor ofdale daley city in san francisco and san matano -- san mateo board of supervisors. they would have the power to decide to continue operating the palace or turn it into affordable housing. the bill would gan gun shows there. >> the cal palace egg ignores the local communities and the gun shows are one example of that. people have been wanting the guns shows to go away for decades. and the palace has refused to get rid of the gun shows. >> creating a new bureaucracy on a state fair ground is a very dangerous thing to do. the real estate values of this property will just about dictate that it ends up being housing. >> they celebrate the 78th birthday next month. >>> how lucky do you feel today? the jackpot for the power ball is $625 millionion. this is a 4th large of the jackpot and the 7th biggest u.s. lottery historych that's only an estimated amount. lots of people buy tickets which make that jackpot go even higher. the largest power ball jackpot was nearly $1.6 billion. that was january 2016. remember that? my head exploded thinki