daley of chicago, who says, senator, with a little help from your friends in chicago, you are going to be president of the united states of america. the polls had closed, there is not a lot they can do legally at this hour, and between richard j. daley and sam giancana, who shared a mistress with jfk, judith exner, and control certain words in chicago, and in chicago, and lyndon johnson's old friends in texas, the final results of that election were, shall we say, controversial for decades. jack kennedy is awoken the next morning by ted sorensen and his press secretary pierre salinger, and is told he has won the presidency. and they wait for several hours for richard nixon's concession. and robert finch, press secretary to nixon, comes out on tv and says, it's over, we wish you the best. and that's it. and john f. kennedy flips off the tv and says, nixon is going out the same way he came in, no class. so jack kennedy has attained his ambition. ultimately, it will be a question of all three ambitions being fulfilled, but be careful what you wish for. jack kennedy achieves the presidency

daley started in politics.ordinary professionals from and they came with, you know, without the endorsements of political leaders and campaign contributors. but there was one partial exception and that was richard j. daley who was state senator and maybe did have the endorsement of the cook county chairman. and he served with great distinguished in my father's cabinet as director of the department of revenue, he's really a first-rate cabinet officer. and then later, my father supported richard j. daley when he contested for mayor of chicago against an incumbent mayor of that city. this is incredible, the governor of the state siding with the challenger to the incumbent governor. so my father was -- had a lot to do with the rise of richard j. daley. it wasn't the other way around at all. >> washington, d.c., go ahead. dave. we're talking about adlai stevenson here on "the contenders." >> caller: hi, peter. >> hi, congressman. how are you, sir? >> caller: good. >> everyone know congressman obey, former congressma

that has shared goals all his clothes our plants the dirty fuels including calling abandon dating daley has introduced the you are a 6 emission standards band according to the egos it has increased use of natural gas and by the transport and in the industrial so that is the scale of action that has already happened and because of that we have seen about a quarter of a person shot into all the local lucian leavened but great for all that we still have to deduce pollution by yet another 60 percent it's clear that the key ringback to being gaps that we still have to address right is the transportation massive scale of our biggest will strategy management o'grady's for better we don't burn risk and introduction of clean fuel and technology in the industry sector to be had to keep 3 big 8 years we have to still have to do a lot of got it going to solve it and a meteorite chadri thank you thank you so much. the worst typhoon vietnam has seen in 20 years left behind death and destruction with the government still trying to assess the damage in difficult to reach areas the storm forced the evac

. >> in 1960 john kennedy called mayor daley and mayor daley said, well, that help of the friends i think we're going to win this state, and he did win illinois. >> social media makes it much more difficult for shenanigans to take place. one of the things you see and i most minute by minute basis, networks these days is which parts of the state have come in. so if all of a sudden there is a void in a very where results are not in come you can rest assured that would be social media scrutiny but also reporters scramble to see what's up. >> okay. look, visiting very interesting. i is him both of you think the process is better than it was in 2000 in terms of voting and machines working at so forth come is that right? both of you think it's better than 2000 2000 or not pgh yes. >> it's not perfect but better. >> better. >> all right. i am going to be watching up until midnight i think on electric and see whether you both all right and and i can go sleep early knowing but i'm not sure who really knows. thank you both for very interesting conversation, and thank you for letting us know exactly

around 5:00 pm today, daley city police got a call from someone who spotted the endangered ring-trailed lemur at the playground at hope lutheran church. about five miles from the zoo. officers managed to corral maki until zoo workers could arrive and bring him home. it's still not clear what exactly happened. >>> new video of a big mess in san francisco. a car plowed into a fire hydrant at bush and van ness 6:00 tonight. no one was hurt. not clear xa what exactly caused the crash. >>> we are hearing from scott peterson's former defense attorney. after the supreme court ordered a review of the case. the court ruled juror number seven did not disclose that she was a victim of a crime. and today scott peterson's defense attorney said that he was always worried about jurors who had a, quote, "agenda ". " >> it's a major step, and we're happy to be at the point now where we can hopeful get the conviction set aside. >> peterson was found guilty of murdering his pregnant lacyy, and their unborn child in 2004. he is currently serving life sentences. >>> and breaking news in oakland. police are

he was found in daley city after he disappeared on wednesday.hen was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. but that's tough to do on a fixed income. i'd be hit with a tax penalty for moving to another county, so i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. it limits property taxes and lets seniors transfer their home's current tax base to another home that's closer to family or medical care. being closer to family is important to me. how about you? voting 'yes' on prop 19. >>> in the nfl, there's nothing quite like a victory monday. the niners picked up their biggest one of the season. if you haven't seen or heard this clip from kittel

it was pickup time at a preschool in daley city when heard parents yell lemor. they looked over and saw it was a lemor. it was an older lemor eating out of one of the bushes. some parents there called the police as well as animal control and those individuals contacted the zoo and able to bring them back. we have video of the zoo caging up mackie, the lemor. it was a nice reunion there. great educational moments for the kids at that preschool there in dale city. police still looking for the person that took that lemor. they said they saw some clues they had broken into the facility here in san francisco so that search is still on but good news, there is that reunion with mackie, the lemor. cierra johnson, for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we have word that covid-19 has hit a south bay nursing home particularly hard. g g gilhealth care rehabilitation center. dozens of staff members became infected. the announcement doesn't indicate when all of this occurred. >>> it's clear covid-19 will not be cured in time for the holidays. so can you safely host a tradit

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understand what the long term actions that have already happened in getting this set to the changes so daley is the only city in this country that has shared goals all his close power plants the dirty fuels that included cooling and abandoned did he did it introduce the euro 6 emission standards band or in 20 goes it has increased use of natural gas in public transport and in the industrial so that is the scale of action that has already happened and because of that we have seen about a quarter of a person draw into all the local level but great for all that we still have to do solution by yet another 60 percent it's not that big kid being gap 70 still have to address right is the transportation massive scale about the gospel strategy management o. grace about if you don't burn risk and interaction of clean fuel and acknowledge in the industry sector to be had to keep 3 big 8 years we have to still have to do a lot of got it going to solve it and a meteorite chadri thank you thank you so much. the worst typhoon vietnam has seen in 20 years left behind death and destruction with the governmen

reporter: as we first reported, preschoolers spotted mocky thursday evening on the playground here in daley city. it was a thrill for the city. >> the lemur is really cool, but i thought it was a raccoon but it's not a raccoon. >> reporter: parents called 911 sometime around 5:00 p.m. a few hours later, about 9:00 p.m., officers here got a phone call for that grocery store robbery, which led to the arrest of corey gillaway. when they found images of a lemur on his phone, it set off a lightbulb. >> one of the other officers had just visited the zoo with his family the day before and learned a lemur had been stolen. >> reporter: when he's released from jail, he will be transferred to san francisco police to face a slew of charges linked to the break-in at the zoo. and now that the lemur is back, the $2100 for his recovery will go to one of the kids who first spotted him. >> the question is, why? >>> also tonight, a microclimate weather alert in effect. conditions outside still a concern for firefighters. the wind may have slowed down, but the heat is sticking around. chief meteorologist jeff

well, surprisingly, the real world, by way of documentaries is very much in demand as tristan daley reportsentaries have awards eight. some films that have focused on recent events seem to rank high in the list of possible contenders for the oscars 2021 best documentary category. welcome to chechnya follows a network of activists who attempt to smuggle lgbtq people out of the country to avoid persecution. the documentary features gripping scenes of people trying to escape the chechen government's widely reported campaign to silence their lgbtq population by means of abduction and violence. a documentary shot in china called 76 days is also seen as a strong contender. it chronicles the first 76 days of lockdown in wuhan during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. this whole discussion about covid has been primarily focusing on politics, numbers and with my film, i'm really trying to bring viewers into hospital, to witness and to watch, how the human experience has been in this pandemic. documentaries racing to address current events have been popular, but so have films that deal with h

corporations oh is great you know is it make sure the say well of the 2 people company those different daleys pay the tax and that kind of thing and it's not just department i mean the key thing that people have to understand that they came in by as korea as a result of this was the bankruptcy bill that he supported that was signed by george bush which was really done at the behest of cricket companies like in b.n.a. which was as big a store owner hired as son i want to since it was actually more mines house at one point. and that piece of legislation made it more difficult or middle class families particularly to declare bankruptcy because of it and imposed a means test on who could file for us then type of bankruptcy and start you know things are gloss to go as well that was definitely i think with an eye on what would benefit banks and credit card companies and elsewhere and you know we can see that an increase occurrence firas took 5 and seats and is now poised to play a really important role in his administration. really chris careers really does the bidding of the big pharmaceutical com

tristen daley has been looking at what could be termed a wave of activist film—making that's emergedhe white house. there has never been a black cop in this city, we think you might be the man to open things up around here. a majorfilm dealing with themes relating to the trump era was spike lee's blackkklansman about a black police officer who infiltrates the ku klux klan in the 1970s. lee took a swipe at trump by showing david duke, the grand wizard of the ku klux klan at the time, uttering the phrase, "america first." a slogan that trump used in his 2016 campaign. america first. america first! the film also featured a tribute to heather higher, a young woman killed at the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia, where protesters clashed in 2017. spike lee felt strongly about including this incident that has been described as an act of domestic terrorism. we wanted to remind people that this is notjust a period piece and when i saw that... ..american home—grown active terrorism, i knew that would be the coda for this film. chanting. in recent years, there have been narrat

. >> i think in 1960, john kennedy called mayor n daley and said wh the help of a few friends i think we are going to win this state and he did when illinois. >> social media makes it much more difficult for the shenanigans to take place. one of the things you see the networks these days it's which parts of the states have come in so if all of a sudden there's aa void in an area you can rest assured that there will be social media scrutiny but also reporters scrambled to see what's out. >> this has been very interesting. i assume both of you think the process is better than it was in 2000 in terms of just voting and machines work and so forth. >> it's not perfect, but better. >> i'm going to be watching up until midnight'l and see if you are right and i can go to sleep early knowing. but i'm not sure who really knows. thank you both for an interesting conversation. and thank you for letting us know exactly how this process knew a lot better than we before.an thanks a lot. >> to the members of the club this interview would be on economic [inaudible] and a number of other interesting pr

john kennedy , called mayor daley, he said with few friends, we will win the state and he did. it amin: social media makes more difficult for shenanigans to take place. of the things you see almost a minute by minute basis, these days, is which apartments of the state have come in. a of a sudden if there is avoid in the area where the esults aren't in, you can rest assured that there will be social media scrutiny and see ters scrambling to what's up. david: this has been very interesting. i assume both of you think that process is better than it was in 2000 in terms of voting themselves working upright, is that right, both of it's better than 2000 or not. perfect, but not better. bob: i agree. until i'll be washing up midnight on election night and to if you're right and go sleep knowing. thank you both for an interesting conversation and know you for letting us exactly how this process really works, a lot better than we did before. thanks a lot, bob and ben. bob: thank you. david: to the members of the club, i would say this interview on economic club.org in a few moments. of

difference in the '60s was that the left, its officialdom, whether it was mayors like rich or ard daley side to keep law and order in their a own cities. and the senate, the democratic senate did not stoop to the tactics of the street. so you had the '60s radicals, but the democratic party was not in league with them and using their official stations to sort of destroy the government. and what we're seeing at the state and local and mayoral, city councils in portland, seattle, minneapolis, the dos, were actually -- das, we have people who are newsing with the forces of anarchy s and in the senate we're seeing this personal invective that you see on the street voiced by senators. we didn't see that among democrats in the 1960s and '70s. lou: victor davis hanson, always great to have you. thank you so much. >>> a reminder, the book is called "the trump century." it's available at loudobbsshop.com, amazon.com, bookstores everywhere. stay with us, we'll be right back. - why aren't you voting? - when you vote you can do something about everything. at voteforyourlife.com it's never been faste

tom: you had a brown phd student a couple of years ago who wrote 400 pages on mayor daley, 1960, andtealing the election. how do we get away from that thinking? wendy: they thinking that people will steal it is a hard thing. if you know your history, ever since we basically started with the 1880's,ons in everyone has been worried about that. but so far you have a lot of tele boards, both in republican areas, that is really locally controlled. that will be a point of contention if this turns out to be a close race. lisa: given the success of mail-in ballots, is there any talk about shifting to an electronic method of voting, considering we are in 2020 and the world is digital? wendy: that's a great question, but i think there's still some big distressed about hacking, particularly as that was made a big focal point in terms of the russian hacking, chinese hacking, american hacking. thinking about hacking a machine, people are so worried about that. i don't know if americans are interested in trusting that to give up the ritual of filling out a ballot and signing it, and showing identi

daley is not only beating up on protesters in the street, he is beating up on media inside the convention is a horrible scene. in terms of the eighth american public that is watching this, a huge turn off. >> richard daley was determined to have law and order. >> the police were there and the national guard are all on the streets. they are whipping heads. is a really horrible scene. humphry is put in a position of saying he stands with what the bosses against people who are breaking down law and order civilization. the anarchist in the streets and the drugs that are being featured in the free sex. he is trying to appeal to the silent majority in saying he stands for law and order. democrats are bought and out of control party. it is ironic. hubert humphrey is a guy who was not a great supporter of the war. he was an idealist. in this moment he becomes a representative of the big city mayor union boss, lbj bullying hardball politics. >> mike is watching us from honolulu. 'i really enjoy your program. i in 69-years old now and i remember in 1961 i was in high school. i worked for kennedy. h

david: in 1960, john kennedy called mayor daley, he said with the help of a few friends, we will win the state and he did. ben: social media makes it more difficult for shenanigans to take place. one of the things you see almost a minute by minute basis, networks these days, is which parts of the state have come in. all of a sudden if there is a void in the area where the results aren't in, you can rest assured that there will be social media scrutiny and reporters scrambling to see what's up. david: this has been very interesting. i assume both of you think that the process is better than it was in 2000 in terms of voting and machines working themselves and so forth. is that right? both of you think it's better than 2000 or not? ben: it's not perfect, but better. bob: i agree. david: i will be watching up until midnight on election night and see if you're right and go to sleep knowing. who really knows? thank you both for an interesting conversation and thank you for letting us know exactly how this process really works a lot better than we did before. thanks a lot, bob and ben. bob

for the east bay, low 80's for concord -- around the bay in the 60's for 62 in san francisco, 60 in daleycity. 68 oakland and san leandro. 77 for a high in santa rosa this afternoon. here is the extended forecast. there we go with the temperatures cooling down even more through the rest of the week. we will keep the rain chances as we look to friday and for saturday warming up for next week. >>> taking a live look at a satellite image of hurricane delta as we continue to track the powerful storm. it made landfall as a category 2 along the northeast coast of mexico's yucatan pen slam check out this new video on this air craft. there are three radars helping navigate and measure delta's circulation. you can see the ride as the air craft entered the eye wall of the storm. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a lottery winner faces a coronavirus curve when trying to cashn. the risky no matter how far you go the pain is always around the corner. . >>> 2020 has been challenging but not for everybody. >> i tonight get overly excited. i called my wife. i said let's keep this

thursday the daly city police department on a phone call saying they saw him he was actually at the daley city hope lutheran church near a playground area. so they went there and he there he was daly city police found him they got him safely back to the people here at the zoo now he was gone for about 24 hours or so so wednesday when this and this is about 05:00pm thursday, when they located him now we spoke to some animal experts talk about why it's so important that animals are really in professional care settings like here at the zoo take a listen. >>something like this is just going to be suspenseful i imagine in that he probably would have terrible diarrhea which means it's going to really dehydrated and so you know time is of the essence of thinking back get treated. >>i him a very specific dive lot of froome's definitely eat grain and bark and so for him to be out for that amount of time they don't know if whoever took it from here that they were feeding him the proper nutritional food that he needs and that's why she mentioned that there are also treating this as a burglary. they

from sue daley yates.omatic is certainly part of the transmission chain in the sense we know that the virus can be transmitted before symptoms occur or for those who are very lucky symptoms simply do not happen but transmission can so they are a very important part of the bigger picture when it comes to identify how much transmission there is and where new cases are. the challenge is how to identify people carrying the virus can spread it asymptomatically and we have seen approaches from other european countries that are testing people who are at high risk of coming into contact with the virus, either because of theirjobs like health care workers or simply because they have been to places of high prevalence and again this is about identifying people who are at risk and regularly and frequently testing. the uk is potentially starting health care workers to identify if they do not have symptoms but can transmit to patients but it is not quite there, in rolling out not only the mass testing but also repeated

in fact, we can now speak to james daley, conservative mp for bury north.ed in, whether or not they live in greater manchester because it could affect other parts of england. are you in favour of tier 3 lockdown for the area of greater manchester? i am in favour of any measures that have the clinical and scientific evidence to back them up. the latest information that i have received regarding my area is that mortality rates up until the 25th of october and hospital admissions until the 8th of october and on the basis of that clinical evidence, i am infavourof basis of that clinical evidence, i am in favour of tier 3 but i need more information to put forward my view as to what the appropriate step is this week. what is your view of the continuing tussle that is ongoing between andy burnham and the government about potentially going into tier 3 and the financial support going alongside that?” don't think anybody can be criticised for doing what they think is right, standing up for the residence of my area. the government are very open, they are very clear i

police and animal control were called to a daley city preschool yesterday where a child spotted the lemurvelopments in the search for the thieves. she'll have a live report in our midday newscast at 11:00 a.m. we have the full back story on our website. >>> also at midday, the latest on power shutoffs still impacting thousands around the bay area. pg&e expects to have full power restored by noon. our red flag warning some end two hours from now. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. proposition 16 takes some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or

this is on the grounds of a daley city preschool.in the property theft arrest. >>> let's get a look at the forecast for you on this thursday. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. >> and marcus, i've been watching those wind gusts especially around the bay area. a bit more gusty in san francisco. for the most part it's been anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour. but the upper elevations is what we're really watching. as our temperatures today continue to cool off. we're looking at highs that will reach into the low 80s for the south bay. upper 70s for oakland and as we go into the next 24 hours, we're watching out for the potential of any fire starts or rapidly spreading fires. as we cool off for the weekend, we'll see our inland valleys reaching into the upper 60s. >>> we'll have another local news update coming up in 30 minutes. >> reporter: good morning. 22nd of october. did you know, but i'll tell you again, it is national make a dog's day. >> oh! >> encouraging people to adopt even the hardest to adopt shelter dogs my

and daley is not only beating up, i might say, on the protesters in the street, he's beating up on media inside the convention, famously. it's a horrible scene. and in terms of the american public that's watching this, a huge turn-off. >> richard daly was determined to have law and order. what kind of forces did he marshal? >> the police force there and the national guard are all on the streets, and they are whipping heads. it's a really horrible scene. and, you know, humphrey's put in the position of saying he stands with the bosses against people who are breaking down law and order civilization, the anarchists in the streets and the drugs that are also then being featured and the free sex and all the rest. and he's trying, i think, to appeal to that silent majority and saying, you know, he stands for law and order. democrats are not an out-of-control party. it's ironic because, you know, he's -- hubert humphrey is a guy who was not a great supporter of the war. he was not a machine guy. he was an idealist. but this this moment, he becomes a representative of that big city mayor/union b

james daley, zarah sultana, mps. thank you very much indeed.l eventually gets done or not. our reality check correspondent, chris morris, looks at what lies ahead. it's worth remembering that a trade deal is still possible, but also that any deal that might emerge in the next few weeks isn't going to produce the frictionless trade we have now. once the uk leaves the eu's single market and the customs union, there will be big changes at british borders with the eu — come what may. among other things: deal or no deal, businesses that trade with the eu are going to have to fill in import and export declarations. there will also be substantial checks taking place at the border on the trade in food, plants and animals. the uk says it will phase in some of this new border bureaucracy over six months. but the eu isn't doing that. don't forget, roughly 10,000 lorries pass through dover every day, with about 6,000 more using the channel tunnel. any big delay could lead to gridlock. so the government has made plans to divert freight to other ports around

the blame for the riot can be blamed squarely on the shoulders of mayor daley. he denied protest to people for people that wanted to peacefully protest the war. he had a take no prisoners mentality and he is the one who 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 reported was more sustained 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. humphrey was much more inclined to press for peace then johnson had done. the democrats looked very bad. the economy was booming. there was government spending on the increasingly expensive wa

daley the streets. they are whipping heads. it is a really horrible scene. humphry is put in a position of saying he stands with what the bosses against people who are breaking down law and order civilization. the anarchist in the streets and the drugs that are being featured in the free sex. he is trying to appeal to the silent majority in saying he stands for law and order. democrats are bought and out of control party. it is ironic. hubert humphrey is a guy who was not a great supporter of the war. he was an idealist. was in high school. i worked for kennedy. he was running against hubert humphrey hubert humphrey had a little campaign slogan or a campaign jingle to the tune of "give me that old-time religion." i remember that. of course, we our from his research. this is from 1960 talking about his relationship with hubert humphrey and his influence on his presidential campaign. >> this week i had the opportunity to debate with mr. richard nixon. i feel i should reveal that i have a great advantage in that debate. i am not referring to anyone's makeup and