daley. >> any political convention is a show, and chicago mayor richard daley was a man of absolute control 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 daley 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

we service the community of daley city. >> reporter: ready to cut and dine. in daley city, scott budman. >>> alameda county is pushing further into the rey opening process. only up to this point construction and child care were allowed to resume. but starting tomorrow, all indo allowed to open. religious services and outdoor dining. all businesses must follow strict social distancing rules and limit capacity. each county is opening times. it isn for youere it says "bay reopening plans". >>> a new discovery in oakland. a fake body hanging from a tree near lake merritt. >> it happened this morning and it come one day after ropes were found along the lake. some of the people felt those ropes looked like nooses. but others said the ropes were simply part of a swing. we spoke with the man who says he put up the us from lake mer ritz wiritt with latest. >> reporter: this is actually the tree where the nooses were found. city crews have since removed them. people have come out here to actually spray paint this tree in solidarity with the black lives matter movement.

. >> during a virtual author program, the senior fellow dave daddy reported -- david daley reported on evidents to increase voting rights. >> i watched in maine, home to this rich tradition of independent candidates, where citizens demanded a voting system that allowed them to rank choices and avoid a plurality winner that most people opposed and both parties stood in the way, determined -- [inaudible] -- not once but twice and won. these people did not wait for the supreme court. did not wait for the super hero presidential candidate. they stood up, they acknowledged, they became the protectors of democracy that i think we all mammed the courts to be. might actually want our representatives to be. now, some of these victories have been pushed back on -- state legislatures have not embraced them all, have fought them. it's important to remember the two steps forward and a half step back. the highlight of voting rights in this country is one of expansion and retraction. it's never been a straight line and really our current chapter is just the latest in the struggle over the vote that i

and all is fine with hospitals on their own not as well as daley has set the building up assistance of his does not happen again. but discipline is needed firefighting and does not equal the kind of wanted ins you would expect from a country that has that such massive easing the measure thanks so much for that from delhi for a start. we have some football for you now in the german bund us league of brasil munson gladbach host and struggling in your own berlin sunday night labaki to win to stay among the top 4 in order to play among europe's best next season and it all went according to plan including the moment when one player gave his support to protesters in the u.s. . brasil munchkin bloodbath are determined to secure a champions league spot this season and quickly they look like a team that can jump past any opponent. 17 minutes in fluffy annoyed house skipped past when young's defenders to put the home side in front. with the opening half drawing to a close ally some playoff found markers to have who made it to nail with this hatter. the frenchman showed his solidarity with the on

world the concert took place one day after italy registered only 8 over $1000.00 deaths the lowest of daley's heights how the nearly 4 months. and the lombardy region where bag a mo is located it took the brunt of the 1st wave of the pandemic in europe with tens of thousands of deaths now people are asking how it all could have happened in one of europe's richest regions our reporter went to barack obama to look for answers. images that are hard to forget military trucks loaded with coffins. doctors and nurses as frontline fighters and overloaded hospital. which travel to battle a city that is still in mourning for stuff the old town usually a tourist hot spot here we meet. a community worker things have calmed down now unlike the south of the crisis a point at which you know the ga me after a few days some of us started breaking down emotionally they were sobbing like babies but it was partly the pressure but also because we were dealing with people who had seen 2 or 3 of their family members die one after the other with. cheering octal bailo was among the founders of superbad and initiative

the 2nd half was uneventful and daley picked up a 2nd booking leaving pi and man down frame and then felt they should have had a penalty shot from just. about the referee white the way their program. with time running out manuel neuer came to the rescue to secure the win front by him and with it. for many of the players it was just the latest of many championships so. it was. and while the rest of the league may be tired of watching it by and are celebrating once again but so by in our champions again with me here in the studio. moody only here we are again it sounds like the same old story in this league was a walk in the park for buying this season not at all in fact back in november by and munich were in crisis they'd had a poor start to the season culminating in a 51 hammering from frankfurt after which the coach at the time knew just had to go he was replaced by hand the flick a man who had no experience as a head coach in the bundesliga and at that point a lot of teams were smelling blood a lot of teams thought this is our year to wrestle the title off of bye and munich but aft

the developers of these subdivisions of west lake and daley city for example, the developers of thesevisions couldn't do them without federal support. no bank would lend them the money to create these subdivisions. they had to go to the federal government -- excuse me. >> bless you. >> sorry. allergy season. >> i just want to ask you, we have a couple more seconds here, what your thoughts are on this campaign, this blackout to buy books by black authors right now. i know that's a big campaign. your thoughts on that? >> well, i'm in favor of it. people should buy books from black authors. i'm delighted that people are learning about segregation from me, as well. but i'm certainly not opposed to buying books by black authors and people need to understand all kinds of aspects of racial segregation and oppression not just of the aspects that i talk about. >> absolutely. all right. richard rothstein, author of "the color of law," thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> there are calls on social media this week to support black rioters. the post calls for book -- black wr

breezy conditions around daley city. 83 in san rafael.vallejo. 75 in oakland. 81 in fremont.ead inland, this where it will get hot. 95 in livermore. 93 in concord. the seven-day forecast. temperatures on the rise, mid to upper 90s inland. cooler for the weekend. most noticeable sunday when the sea breeze really kicks up. down to the 80s. music to many people's ears who don't like the heat. >> thank you, sandhya. >> tomorrow on "good morning america," what parts need to know about sending their child to day care. that report from san francisco. and rob lowe chats about hey rob does it really matter which protein bar i choose? yes. it does! there are some protein bars that have as much sugar as a candy bar... my atkins chocolate peanut butter bar... i don't want it packed with sugar or refined carbs... so, choose wisely. >>> 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of san francisco's first pride parade. but it won't take place this year because of the covid-19 pandemic. many other traditional pride celebrations will move online. and this year, another pride tradition is being transforme

but then to be completely turned upside down by mayor daley and billy club stand i don't think we have anything quite like tha that. each time is unique and different. >> what about the president writing as law and order president? >> yes and no. it remains to be seen whether or not to the george floyd and those that arose of that tragic assassination and then later of bobby kennedy april june of 1968. my own help, my own desire, i don't know if it will happen but im hopeful and i pray that it will that the democrats will pass in the first republican senator from south carolina and then with the bipartisan legislation. >> this year it is competitive no question. it was sued races that are on the ballot then to be designed by the renaissance and then the others senate i cannot remember where that was resolved but in 2016 it was three or 45 percent how much can they invest although hillary came in with not a huge amount of money and donald trump one and i think he will when it again. >> that's an issue at this from your book could they have this trump presidency what's the answer to that

breezy conditions around daley city. 83 in san rafael.vallejo. 75 in oakland. 81 in fremont.ead inland, this where it will get hot. 95 in livermore. 93 in concord. the seven-day forecast. temperatures on the rise, mid to upper 90s inland. cooler for the weekend. most noticeable sunday when the sea breeze really kicks up. down to the 80s. music to many people's ears who don't like the heat. >> thank you, sandhya. >> tomorrow on "good morning america," what parts need to know about sending their child to day care. that report from san francisco. and rob lowe chats about grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. >>> 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of san francisco's first pride parade. but it won't take place this year because of the covid-19 pandemic. many other traditional pride celebrations will move online. and this year, another pride tradition is being transformed because of the pandemic. 27,000 pink l.e.d. lights will form a giant triangle on twin peaks. this replac

television, online or listen on our free radio app and be a part of the national conversation through daley'sashington journal program or through our social media feeds. c-span, created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> this november we will take back the house. we will hold the senate and we will keep the white house. >> president trump returns to the campaign trail saturday for a rally in tulsa. watch our live coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on-demand on c-span .org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> the house education committee holds a hearing on budget cuts amid the coronavirus. educators and advocates testify about the shortfalls and how the outbreak is causing achievement gaps, especially for vulnerable students. >> we want to welcome everyone and note a quorum is president and the committee is meeting for hearing to hear testimony on quote, budget cuts and loss learning assessing the impact to covid-19 on public education and this is a completely virtual hearing and a

you had chicago, the democratic convention, just completely turned upside-down by mayor richard daley's police. billy clubbing the protesters and all that violence. don't think we have anything quite like that. each time is unique, each time is different. >> host: what about the president running as a quote-unquote law and order president? >> guest: well, i'd say yes and no. think it's a very different time. it remains to be seen whether or not the protests row rated to the george floyd episode ever rise to the occasion that we saw in terms of the riots and the demonstrations that rose out of the tragic d assassination or martin luther king and then the assassination of bobby kennedyin' 1968. it's my own hope, mr. desire, don't in whether it will happen but i'm hopeful and playing it will that the democrats will pass some kind of a police reform bill in the house, i think tim scott working i hope on a bipartisan basis, tim scott, the african-american republican senator from south carolina with all if what i hope will be a bipartisan bill in the senate, hopefully we can get to a conferen

and daley city take notice, up to 74., little bit of everything here. 66 in the marina. 71 in the outer sunset. and the warm spot, the mission at 80. and right through wine country here, napa, sonoma, low to mid 90s. ukiah, a very hot 98 degrees. so my extended forecast looks like this. 70s next two days in san francisco. summer arrives on saturday. dropping down to 60s and 60s next week. looks really good there in san francisco. for the inland valleys, 97 tomorrow, a little breezy. 90 on friday and hold with those low 90s as we head through the upcoming weekend. then some 80s by next monday, tuesday, and also on wednesday. so not a bad forecast. raj and jessica, i think -- i think i smell the barbecue heating up right now. time for me to get out of here. i've got to head on over. >> making us jealous. thank you, jeff. >> all right, guys. >>> up next, the group of san jose state athletes coming together to fight for racial justice. and it grew into something that exceeded their wildest expectations. their inspiring story,

victor daley, a cornell university graduate, and a former officer in the 92nd division, serves as business manager in 1919 and 1920. commissioned as a first officer's at demoines training camp, he received the -- hisite this a compliment, -- this accomplishment, pervasive discrimination sharpened his racial and political conscienceless. this --ience in consciousness. equality,ng racial working-class, solidarity, and our resistance to white violence former classified me, a united states army officer, as a bolshevist. the -- he graduated from virginia union university along with chandler owen and graduated columbia university law school. he knew victor daily and served in the 92nd division as well and was also an officer. he returned to the united states anxious to expose the discrimination that he and his fellow soldiers and officers faced while overseas. beginning in july of 1919, he published a series of articles on the experiences of black soldiers during the war. essays such as an analysis of negro patriotism. the failure of the 92nd division revealed to readers what black soldiers enco

house must skplarngs one, why wasn't the president or vice president briefed and why wasn'ts it in the daley briefing. who knew what when. and thirdly, what has been done to protect our forces and who holds putin accountable? what do you make of this report especially if the president was briefed and did not act? >> it's very damaging reporting because this is just the latest example of many examples over the last few years of president trump going staunch on russia and putin who he's tried to develop a close relationship with. it's possible the intelligence was in the written presidential daily briefing, but trump is known not to actually read those full reports. he doesn't like to process information through lots of different pages or by reading every single word on the ipad where you can get the pdb. he much prefers an oral briefing. it's also been reported over the years that those intel briefers don't like bringing up russia in those oral briefings. they'd rather kind of, you know, cover themselves by putting it in the pdb, the written form, which evidently he often does not read, which

one of the biggest things i spent time doing on a bay daley basis was talking to mayors and governors all over the couldn't troy make sure they had enough people in the fired, didn't have oto lay them off. make sure they had enough first responders. enough school teachers. to make sure they were able to keep communities whole in terms of the infrastructure they needed. and what -- i mean, do you think we should be doing more federal -- we, i'm no longer there, but the federal government should be doing a lot more? it seems to me it helps everybody if we do that. talk to me, you have a wish list, if i were president what would you have me doing in the ity? ms. lightfoot: number one what i would ask, what we have been to ng, we've got to get replace -- even before the devastation of the last couple of days, businesses literally shut down that are the lifeblood of the governments and services that we have to provide. this.e to fix it can't be limbed just to big cities, we've got to get it down to the smaller towns. that's issue one. i think the other thing is, we've got to get more money

reporter: the governor says the state may transfer sick inmates from san quinten to the medical center in daley center. >> in san quinten, we have 1,011 inmates that have tested positive. those are numbers that came in this morning. test results are coming back in realtime, so that's a dynamic number chaverylit seems like we're taking two steps forward, one step back. if it gets much worse, it might feel like one step forward, two steps back. a lot of places in the country having major problems, and in california, the governor concerned we could follow suit. back to sangui quinten, of the 213,000 inmates in california, 2600 have tested positive for coronavirus. so it's a real issue and rising issue around many part os of the state, as well. back to you both. >> dan, certainly we need to be much more cautious. >>> in the north bay, it's reopening day for some businesses, but not all. in marin county, officials have asornell plains, othertorbshairs businesses that thought they could unlock their doors today are being told not so fast. cornell? >> reporter: hey, liz, it has been a long way here in

>>live from daley city. well weeks after tesla's fremont factory reopen several employees there tested positive for the coronavirus 2 of them worked in the plant assembly facility which is nearthe fremont factory. the washington post reports that the affected employees were told to stay home. the factory reopened down on may 18th after tesla ceo elon musk initially defiant health orders by opening early now some workers there's say they're concerned about their safety. governor newsom says the tesla did not get special treatment saying that it was a spirit of compromise between alameda county health department and tesla that made the reopening possible. the bay area now has more than 15,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus and more than 460 deaths are the latest numbers that are broken down by county covid-19 has hit hardest in alameda county with more than 3900 cases but the pandemic has been even deadlier in santa clara county which has 146 deaths for a full list broken down by city and county you can head t

. >> so he spoke with carson daley about keeping faith in these uncertain times. >> i mean, it's beenrobably the most that been in the word, rea worry is pointless in terms of the things that we have no control over. we just have to go over how much faith we put in god. >> he also talked about making music while in quarantine and his thoughts on the death of george floyd. you can catch the full interview. it will be right here on nbc bay area. it comes up right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >> something to look forward to. who is looking forward to the heat today? you can already feel it. >> nope, nope. >>> i am looking forward to the cooler temperatures. that will be here soon. we just have to make it through today and tomorrow and then we'll have a really nice friday and saturday. i mean, that will be right on time. here is a live look outside as we get ready to start out this day in the tri-valley checking out dublin and our temperature trend. so we're in the upper 50s this morning. and then you see it's going straight up today as we heat up, as we go to the early afternoon. we

from illinois could have been called the senator from richard a daily, something like that -- richard daley, something like that. in st. louis, roscoe hill and cotter, the son of a german-american mail carrier earned his commission at annapolis. he had an outstanding annapolis record and served aboard ships and a staff officer for senior commanders. he taught romance languages at annapolis but excelled as a paris.ttache in sours worked his way up the mississippi river from new orleans through memphis to st. louis, making a fortune getting to know fellow , who will show up later in my story, and serving as a naval intelligence reservist. of all the men involved in cia, besides his extensive fleet experience, had the most actual intelligence experience. left the fewest footprints or records. i have to tell you it was very difficult to find out much about the guy, even though he was first director of the cia and had a distinguished career. i will say something which is against my interest, but if you cia's studies on intelligence, march 2016 edition, which is available free about, i wrote an a

d e daley. something like that. in st. louis, here we have the wholesome st. louis, fair of 1904, hillincotter, earned his u.s. navy commission at annapolis. hillincutter had an outstanding annapolis record then served aboard ships and as a staff officer for senior commanders. he taught romance languages at annapolis but excelled as naval attache or uniformed overt intelligence officer in paris. finally, a businessman worked his way up the mississippi river from new orleans through memphis to st. louis making a fortune getting to know fellow businessman, new york businessman. and serving as a naval intelligence reservist. of all the men involved in founding the cia, hillincotter, besides his extensive fleet experience, had the most actual intelligence experience. left the fewest footprints or records. and i have to tell you it was very, very difficult to find out much about this guy even though he was the first director of the cia and really had a quite distinguished career. now, i'm going to say something which is sort of against my interest, but if you look

confirmed cases worldwide surpassing 9 million in united states on the rise arizona-california texas new daleyike in hospitalizations as well, dr. fauci telling congress yesterday states with growing cases may not need to shut down like in march dr. fauci said the white house task force was never told to slow down covid-19 testing that a vaccine could be ready by end of 2020 or early next year. and more unrest in capital protesters burn american flag near lafayette park one day after a group tried to -- the zone outside white house attempted to tear down statue of jackson president trump said there will never be autonomous zone in washington, d.c., as long as i am your president if they try they will be met with serious force twitter said tweet violated its rules left it up anyway president trump not backing down while in arizona yesterday. >> the left wing mob is trying to demolish our heritage to replace with new repressive reregime they control if you give power to people to demolish monuments, she's city streets set fire to buildings nothing is sacred no one is safe. maria: president vowin

it was around the election i remember richard daley well. he was a strong fisted man i digress. i don't know, that fireplace is calming. almost like a fire side chat >> yes i'd put the fire in and it is a little too hot >> so are you for my taste >>> coming up, we'll continue this conversation this morning the nationwide protests have meant the unofficial end to the pandemic lockdown. now sparking new fears to communities that are already been hit hard. dr. scott gottlieb talking about that look at shares of visa payments decline from 5% in may. that was a smaller drop from the decline they had seen in april investors taking stock in that news we are right back after this you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your serv